Phillips Farms Pick Your Own

“Phillips Farms offers a traditional pick-your-own experience with a wide variety of seasonal fruits and berries, including strawberries, blueberries, peaches, and apples. Visitors often appreciate the freshness of the produce and the opportunity for a family-friendly outdoor activity. However, recent reviews, particularly regarding large events like the Strawberry Festival, highlight significant issues with overcrowding, long wait times for entry, food, and even restrooms, and a perceived lack of adequate staffing. Some long-time patrons feel the farm has become overly commercialized and less enjoyable than in past years due to these operational challenges. While the quality of the produce remains a draw, potential visitors should be prepared for potential crowds and plan accordingly, especially during peak season or special events. Our family visits the Phillips Famrs each 4 year in a row.”

“The best pick your own farm in New Jersey. I was looking for a new farm to check out this year, after being fed up with having to pay to pick at other places, and other farms charging an arm and a leg. When I saw that I could pick raspberries here, I was sold. We went one weekend, and were amazed at how welcoming, friendly, and uncrowded it was. This place is a hidden gem! The raspberries were absolutely delicious, and prices are amazing! I brought my own containers and they even weighed them to ensure I didn't get charged for anything but the berries I picked. We also decided to try picking peaches for the first time, which was a lot of fun! Prices are so reasonable, and I love how you can bring in your own containers or pick up really cheap ones here for your pickings. This is definitely going to be my new New Jersey farm, and I'll be visiting every season!”

“Ugh such a beautiful farm. My family and I came from nyc and it was such a wonderful experience. It’s hugeeeeeee and everyone working on the farm was lovely and welcoming. The Asian pairs were delicious, they were perfect. The salsa they sold by the cash register was bought on a whim and probably the best decision I made there. I was bummed out that by the time I was paying the donuts were sold out! Please have a lot more next time. This farm is definitely worth visiting especially if you don’t want to be around too much people. We spent more than 2 hours at Phillips Farm and only saw like 1/3 of the farm. We loved it!! You need to get on the truck ride you will get a stunning view of the fields in the farm. I will come back soon :)”

“We had a great time with our 2 kids (3&5). The location is beautiful and maintained well and clean. No entrance fee but each should buy minimum $5 fruits. It’s not posted as don’t eat while picking and I guess it is okay to eat as anyway we see lot of fruits are fallen after spoiling in the tree itself. You might feel the fruits are little expensive than the market value, but don’t forget the worth of time you spend enjoying the pick your own 😊 They have plenty of options as blue berries, raspberries, variety of peaches, green apples, currants, etc Also they have fresh vegetables in their shop.”

“I picked cherry and raspberry yesterday. There are two rows of cherry trees which are best for picking, at the end of the field. The cherries are big and sweet! 8.95 per pound with $5 minimum. You can bring your own basket or purchase there for $2.75. Highly recommend visiting for fresh and delicious cherries and a great day out.”

“Phillips Farm is a charming destination for fruit picking enthusiasts. The farm features a variety of ripe cherries and berries, providing a fun and delicious experience for visitors. Friendly staff, scenic surroundings, and well-maintained orchards make it a delightful spot for families and fruit lovers alike.”

“Fun excursion to pick your own fruits. We went to both locations. The strawberry fields were a much easier walk than the farm with 3 fruits for sure. If you are sensitive to heat, don't go in the afternoons because the walk is almost fully in the sun. We did not make it to the raspberries because starting with blueberries at the bottom, followed by what felt like a half mile to the cherries up and around then down again was too much in one day. Fruits are tasty and we all have been enjoying them since.”

“I would give zero stars if Google allowed. I would not recommend going here. We used to go every year. This year they charged $7 per person for admission to pick. Other farms in the area such as Von Thon's farm only charge $3. The people at the front stand told me other people were questioning the rise in cost. When I asked the farm manager about the rise in cost, she was very rude in her response. I felt very uncomfortable with the way she acted in front of my children. Very disappointed in this place. * side note, if you are looking for an awesome, family friendly orchard, check out Solebury Orchards!! The workers there are incredibly nice and professional! We most likely will go there or to Von Thon's next year after our poor experience here.”