Melick's Town Farm — Attraction in Bridgewater Township

Nice & Cute little Farmer's Market / Mini Pumpkin Patch / General Food Store

Location is amazing just off the Highway, but is surprisingly quiet surrounded by fall foliage in a nice suburban area of Central Western New Jersey.

Pumpkins were nice. At the point I went 2.5 weeks ago mostly mid to small sized Pumpkins were left. But not a bad selection. Some rotten once but those were already set aside away from the picking area.

The inside is a small reverse "U" shape. Pretty self explanatory. Can't get lost ! Haha. Nice selection of seasonal beer and random other items, such as honey, Cider Donuts, Milk, etc.

Overall prices were VERY fair. The only thing I would say that was high priced was the Beer but that of course is from micro brewery. Tend to be higher in price anyways. So no complaints there.

This is is a nice mini getaway when you feel like partaking in pumpkin picking or going to a farm store or craving something for the fall but don't have the time, energy, money, or patience to visit a LARGE farm and deal with massive crowds, noise, absorbent prices, kids screaming, and trying find parking space type place.

Farm could be maybe half an acre to an acre larger but it's fantastic at what it is. Worth a quick stop if in the area or headed to Clinton, NJ or Pennsylvania.

Overall: 4...

Felt like cheated us on admission. The day I visited, carefully checked the website no where they mentioned about prior reservation; However, at gate gentleman mentioned that this (2020) they started admission fees $5.00 for each person also typically lot of farm credit the entry fees towards payment for the item you picked, but they didn’t. Well there are lot of in NJ farm they took admission fees but provide some activities and event. This farm didn’t have anything. Sorry don’t deserve more...

John Melick and his family and staff have been great to deal with in acquiring supplies of drinks for our event at the 1719 William Trent House on the occasion of our orchard dedication. We wanted to use authentic New Jersey ( grown and produced) hard cider and John and his family have a history almost as long as the existence of the Trent House itself of producing apples and cider here in the Garden State. It was a no-brainer for us to select them as our provider...