Secor Farms

They delivered 7 mite infested, ragged leafed, root exposed palms to my job. When I saw them I called and spoke to Glen Secor who is the owner and he was so rude and obnoxious I couldn’t even believe it. He said they were buy at your own risk and they don’t stand behind any of their products. I am a gardener and plant enthusiast& have dealt with so many nurseries… I’ve never experienced anything like this before. I’m truly horrified. I would never recommend this place

While its a beautiful farm i did not love their apple cider donuts! Which was the main reason i went… the orchards of conklin is still my go to for donuts!

We tried a different pumpkin farm in the area, but it left much to be desired, so we hightailed it to Secor Farms, which was plenty more reasonable and charming.
The $ 5 hayride takes you to a expansive field with pumpkins strewn around and a scattering of toddlers kicking the poor gourds around. The two corn mazes flanking the field are free to walk through though. The one on the right is a bit better, but they are both doable within half an hour.
The assortment of pumpkins are beautiful here. But the best thing are the apple cider doughnuts, which is my only reason to ever go to these farms. We lucked out and waited only 5 minutes for a fresh batch of doughnuts to come from the fryer. I grabbed a half dozen and started eating them in the line to the cash register. The woman in front of me turned around and started laughing. What’s so funny about enjoying THE BEST DOUGHNUTS EVER? Who is the real crazy lady?
Also picked up some Mutsu apples which I’ve never heard of before, but is officially my most favorite apple ever. Crisp, slightly tart, but finishes sweet — they’re amazing. The hydroponic basil we bought for $ 3 is still going strong a month later– we placed it in a large mason jar, and its the best baby I could ever have (before I have real babies, haha so creepy sounding right?).

I took my «little brother» here on a Sunday afternoon to grab some pumpkins, pet some animals and hit the corn maze. I will say that it’s really 3.5 stars. It was good, but not great. I enjoyed myself but we were in an out in about 2 hours, and I really had to stretch that.
The prices can’t be beat, 3 bucks for the hay ride is pretty good compared to some other farms. The price for donuts, cider, etc. were all really good too. The hayride is very short, but cute for the kids. They have some good little displays of scarecrows, straw minions, etc. it was cool for the kids they liked it and I thought they were pretty fun.
The «pumpkin patch» is just pumpkins in a field that have already been cut and spread out. While, it’s easy to find a nice pumpkin it kinda took the thrill out of digging thru a real pumpkin patch. The corn mazes were ok and there was an exit at every turn so it took a bit out of the fun, but ok nonetheless.
The petting zoo was a small pig, couple chickens, an emu and some goats. Nothing to impressive but the kids love it. The donuts were delicious as well as the cider that I got.
The service was very good, everyone was very friendly. There was plenty of parking. I guess I thought it was an actual working farm, but it really isn’t. But, I would definitely come back because it’s nice, small and inexpensive!

Secor farms is one place I found on Unilocal when we first moved back to the east coast.
Fall is my favorite season and that is because we get to do feast ice things like pumpkin picking and apple picking. So I wanted to share this with our 10 month old son.
We pulled up and parked. All you see is families and kids. Kinda picture perfect. We walk up and there is a cute little assortment of pumpkins and haystacks and those wooden boards with holes cut out. Really perfect simple day for fall activities without wearing out the parents.
I would highly recommend. Close to the city and authentic enough but not a crazy crowd!

Secor farms is a neighborhood gem. Wonderful flowers, produce, and doughnuts!
The staff is always helpful. The prices are very competitive and sometimes even better than the local supermarkets!
The fall is an especially nice time at Secor Farms with their hay rides, cider, doughnuts and pumpkin picking.
I just wish it was open all year round!

We absolutely LOVE Secor Farm! Wonderful selection of fresh flowers, plants and vegetables. Wonderful decorating ideas and in the FALL — hayrides, farm animals and more! You gotta go to Secor Farms. One of Mahwah’s Treasures.

Secor is the place to be during the fall season! Their hayrides are the best around and you’ll go behind the farm, beside the lake and up to the pumpkin patch. Back at home base, they have a ton of gourds and specialty pumpkins (also regular should you not want to do the hayride) along with corns and fall décor. Really good place for everything fall including mums.
Go inside for local veggies and amazing homemade apple cider donuts. Once again, can’t say enough good things about the farm. They also have the best Christmas trees in the winter!

Best place around to buy flowers (their selection is fantastic), pumpkins, produce, Christmas trees…
Their customer service is amazing. Gift wrapping is free, too. It’s family run, so they really do care about your business. They give a lot back to the community as well. Some of the best service I’ve gotten at any business, ever.
Yes, they take debit/​credit.
Do note that due to the topology of the area, there is little cell service here. They do provide free WiFi.

I absolutely loved Secor Farms! My family and I live in nearby NY and while we were visiting relatives we stumbled upon the farm on Airmont Ave. We had our dogs with us so we were just going to stop in, but then they said the dogs could walk around with us! We got to take a hayride to the corn mazes/​pumpkin patch. The dogs had an absolute blast and were worn out from all the walking around!
Inside the store they have samples of all the jellies, salsas, cheeses, and crackers. My brother (13) tried one of their fresh apple cider donuts and has made me bring him back for the donuts 3 times since we went in early October! The owner showed my brother how the donuts were made and it was really cool for him to see.
Everyone at Secor Farms was so nice and pleasant to us even though it was crazy busy! It might be better to go during the week because the weekends are a madhouse because of all the great deals they have I think. Overall, I loved it.

We went in early September 2013 hoping to see some farm animals and farm-​direct food items. While the fresh corn from there was very fresh and delicious, they only had rabbits and chickens for viewing. We were told that other animals would come in later in the month, etc. I assume we came here too early in the year and that this was not the peak time for them? Their website also advertised fruit pickings, including raspberry pickings. Guess what? That was over two weeks before we got there. We could not pick anything.
While I wish I could say better things about this place, it certainly was not worth the trip, mind the car we rented to get out there. Maybe we’ll give this place another chance one day, but it would be nice if their website updated frequently to advise of what is available before we drop everything to make a memorable trip out there.
p. s. staff was very nice.

My only complaint is that I ran on 1x with me cellphone signal on the Verizon network. This farm is one of the smaller ones in NJ but was worth the trip. Inside the store they have samples of all their jellies, cheeses, and salsas. They have some of the freshest apple cider around. They do sell the homemade cider donuts. 75 cents each or $ 3.95 for half a dozen. You can also buy little plastic cups of feed for .50 for their mini petting zoo. The kids loved it. The animals are well cared for. This time of the season they have all the fall decorations which to my surprise there flowers and gourds were much cheaper than any local place around. They have a no charge children mini maze! They do have a hayride for $ 2 a person! On the weekends it get’s really busy here! All in all this farm exhausted my 3 year old and pleased the adults!!! They take plastic so if you forget to grab cash no problem!

Was desperately looking for a place that sold Amish PA — grown Tomatoes. If you haven’t tried them… please do — especially when they’re in season! We did happen to find them here just by a stroke of luck and stopping by! An abundant supply of the freshest fruits and vegetables all to be had at a reasonable price! They were kind enough to offer samples on many of the items they had for sale. An overall excellent buying experience!

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I called Secor Farms today at 6:00 pm to ask them what time they were opened to. They told me 7:30 pm on the phone. I got there at 7:14 pm and they had shut one of the gates and had an employee standing at the other gate letting cars leave. We pulled up and he said they were closed. When I told him I had called and was told they were open to 7:30 pm, he said they were dead so they closed early.
I drove all the way there to pick up one quick plant I needed to finish my planting. They are bad business people at Secor. You don’t close early, especially when you sign post a closing time and tell people on the phone the time you are closing.
This nursery deserves to go out of business, as all bad business people eventually do. I will NOT shop there anymore and will be sure to tell my friends and neighbors.
Christine A

Went ‘farm-​hopping’ around the area looking for flowers and this was our last stop out of three farms we went. It was the most impressive, though, with a huge selection of flowers and plants, outdoors and in the greenhouses. Prices are reasonable too. The flowers look better than the other two farms too! Would recommend this place, even if you were not to buy but just to browse. It sure lifts your spirits seeing all the beautiful flowers!

What an awesome find! It is located at 85 Airmont Ave (not 168) across from a playground and baseball field. It was easy to find with excellent parking right in front. As you can tell from the photos there is LOTS to do. There are hay rides to the pick your own (u-​pick) pumpkin patch and corn maze.
From their website, «The hayride runs continuously and tickets can be purchased in the farm stand. The hayride takes you on a scenic ride of the farm, where you will pass by our pond, willow trees and fall decorations. Once in the field, feel free to explore the corn maze, pick a pumpkin or relax under our rustic pergola.»
Hours: Monday through Friday 3 PM to 5PM. Saturday and Sunday 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Cost: $ 2.00 Per Rider
There are many photo opportunities with the cut outs and the «How tall this fall» sign. A small corn box to play in for the tiny tots (toddlers, kids) and a petting zoo with sheep, goats and bunnies. Plenty of shaded seating if you want to have an impromptu picnic. They are not serving coffee but hope to have that available soon for the public.
The prices are competitive and reasonable. The staff is friendly. I think it may even be a family run business. Great place to visit! Go now to this pumpkin patch. They also have apples and a large of selection of things. Oh and the Hay bales are $ 8 and 10x the size of the tiny vacuum sealed ones you can find at Michaels. Get your Halloween décor here!