When spring rolls around, it always means one thing for those of us who love visiting New Jersey farms – berry season! It’s pretty common for our many farms to take a long winter’s nap between pumpkin season and spring, unless they open for a special holiday event that doesn’t involve the fields. But once May rolls around, the fields are alive once again with the bounty of the crops – and that means it’s you-pick season at all the best! Fruit season usually lasts from early May through fall, and one of the best spots to see it in action is at my pick for the best spring farm in New Jersey – Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm in tiny Jobstown. This charming event venue and farmers’ market is always worth a visit, but when the season begins on May 17th, 2024, it’s the perfect time to get a huge basket of some of New Jersey’s freshest strawberries – and so much more.

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Have you visited Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm in Jobstown in past years? Let us know about your experience at this charming spring farm in New Jersey in the comments section! You can find out more about all the farm activities on the Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm website, and check out the Facebook of this spring farm in New Jersey for the latest updates. While you’re in the area, make sure to check if the famous New Egypt Flea Market is open for antiquing. You’re also not far from Hill Top Motel, one of New Jersey’s most unique and affordable hotels.

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