Heilig Orchards Inc

“Easy place to recommend. They put stuff out that you can pay for when they are closed. I saw an older guy perhaps my age when I was there one day. I asked if he was the grouchy old guy that was in the negative review. He smiled and laughed he said yeah I think that was the guy who went right past the sign saying this is not 'U-Pick' orchard. He didn't like being caught. He's very pleased to have a younger generation member of the family that is vigorously working the place. I'll be back regularly.(dice up ripe peaches, chill, mix in gelatin, set in frig. Before gel sets whip heavy cream, fold it in, pour into pie shell and put it back in the fridge to set. Ripe peaches and cream. wonderful. We've got 6 this year already)”

“If you accidentally anger the old man who tends the orchard, he will attack and deal meelee damage. Definitely worth the side quest though. You just have to retrieve some goats that wandered off the farm, then you can have the peaches.”

“Great place to get donut peaches. A big box costs only 15 dollars. Also the tomatoes are very fresh and delicious. Nobody was there, and we paid for the fruit and vegetables on the honor system, in a metal box labeled pay here”

“Best peaches in the area. The elderly gentleman was friendly and helpful. I will definitely be returning!”

“All ways having fun and working there nice place good peaches picked by the best”

“They have the most delicious tomatoes, corn and white peaches in South Jersey!”

“Top notch produce at a great price & really friendly staff .”

“Based on the reviews, we traveled a long way to get peaches. In the market area, fresh from the fields, a tractor was parked, with several carts filled with beautiful peaches. On the nearby shelf there were a few baskets of peaches that were blemished, had blue-green mold spots and looked like they were there for a while. A money box seemed to indicate self-service. As we filled a basket from the wagons, a nasty man came out and told us to stop. We could only buy the peaches already going bad. He basically accused our eyes of lying to us. He said the good peaches were for them, not for us. We left. As a 65-year-old Master Gardener, I'm not going to waste my money on bad fruit. I won't go back.”