Stults Farm

Cranbury, Estados Unidos

4.2

11 avaliações

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+1 609-799-2523
Site:
www.stultsfarm.com
Endereço:
62 John White Rd, Cranbury, NJ, 08512
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
2.4 kmPlainsboro - Scotts Corner Rd. at Ravens Crest Dr.
2.5 kmTown Center Elementary School
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Horário local (Cranbury) 00:03 domingo, 22 de junho de 2025

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11 avaliações para Stults Farm

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Classificação do local: 5
Staten Island, NY
A fantastic resource for me. A short ride South makes farm to table possible.
Classificação do local: 5
Manalapan Township, NJ
Second time we have been to this farm. It’s small which is why I love it, great photos, everything is reasonably priced, no entrance fee, and we experienced good staff. Pay in advance for tractor ride, but they were nice enough to let us ride and pay in our way out with the pumpkin purchase.
Classificação do local: 1
Piscataway Township, NJ
I will never recommend this farm to anyone. It doesn’t have too much stuff to choose and the staff are rude. I went there today and the salesperson are very rude. I bought a bag of corn and another bag of pumpkin. Later, I went back to get an extra bag of corn, but the salesperson asked me if I paid for those already. He is very rude. If he needs to verify payment, he should have given everyone receipts for what he bought. This place is not popular enough to have bad attitude.
Classificação do local: 5
Princeton, NJ
Stults is my favorite local farm. All of the produce is fresh, picked that day and you can taste the difference. My favorite produce from is the asparagus (so tender, you will want to eat them raw), blueberries and peaches. I also really enjoy the sweet corn, potatoes, eggplant, cucumber, zucchini, squash, etc. Everything is good, trust me.
I heard that they will not be letting anyone pick their own produce throughout the summer, however, they plan on allowing pick your own apples and pumpkins in the fall.
Come with an empty stomach, reusable bags and cash.
Classificação do local: 3
Long Island, NY
It’s OK. Employees seem miserable but I can sympathize somewhat especially when parents let their kids rip the place apart, teaching them nothing about common courtesy or respect. It drives the costs up. Anyway, the Halloween-​themed ride was more gory than scary but kids seem to like it and feel a sense of pride for enduring it.
Classificação do local: 5
Washington, DC
I went berry picking for the first time at Stults Farm a couple of weeks ago and truly enjoyed the experience. For just $ 5.75/pound, you have the option of picking blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries! What a fun experience — just avoid those honeybees in the raspberry rows!
In addition to berries, the farm sells fresh foods (corn and watermelons comes to mind) and household goodies, such as crystal soaps.
Berry picking is such a fun summertime activity and I highly recommend Stults Farm! I had an amazing experience and it was very fruitful (literally), as I came out with a $ 4 carton of exquisitely fresh berries.
Classificação do local: 4
Cranbury, NJ
They have the best asparagus! And they only sell what they grow so you know you are getting local and its very fresh
Classificação do local: 5
Princeton, NJ
Love their staff, the aspargus is super good, can’t wait to pick strawberries soon
Classificação do local: 4
New York, NY
Passed by this farm & had to check it out! I love farmer’s markets & if you do too, this is a great place to go. They have a huge land with ready to buy fresh produce such as watermelon, cantaloupe, peppers, tomatoes, corn, cucumbers, potatoes, zucchini, etc. The corn was $ 0.45 each & was sweet & delicious… it’s mainly white corn with some yellow & the kernels are big & tight. They also have pick your own berries & flowers (flowers are $ 0.35 per flower & they are pretty & fresh… they also had huge sunflowers). Tip: Bring your own basket/​bag to make it easier to pick produce & clippers if you plan on picking flowers. They have bags/​clippers as well but it’s just easier if you bring your own.
Classificação do local: 4
Cranbury, NJ
It’s so great to be able to get produce that was grown right on the farm; it’s always quite tasty, reasonably-​priced and, of course, fresh. We’ve also gotten lots of plants for our garden here. as well as flowers. Best of all is picking the berries and veggies yourself. They also have pumpkins and hay-​rides in the fall.
One small problem: the hours. They’re open 2 – 6 on weekdays during the summer. If they were open just a bit earlier, I could drive over from work during my lunch break and have fresh berries or tomatoes for lunch; or if they were open for an hour later, I would have time to come after work and pick up something for dinner.
Classificação do local: 5
Princeton, NJ
We checked out the farm last weekend. It was pretty fun! we got some very tender sweet corns, some yummy beans that are similar to what we had in my hometown, and two huge zucchinis each for only 45 cents. We thought those zucchini can’t be good since so cheap! However, it turned out great for scrambled dish and dumplings too! Next time I would like to try some bitter melons too. Can’t wait!