Fairfield farms & greenhouses fall fest brings seasonal fun and spooky trails

Fairfield Farms & Greenhouses Fall Fest Brings Seasonal Fun and Spooky Trails

September 27, 2024

FAIRFIELD, NJ – Fairfield Farms & Greenhouses invites families to its Fall Fest, running through October 31, offering a mix of exciting and family-friendly activities for all ages. The newest attraction, the Spooky Trail, adds a festive thrill for those looking to embrace the Halloween spirit, while hayrides, pumpkin picking, and the child-friendly corn maze provide classic autumn fun.

Visitors will also have the chance to meet the Goat Family, a popular highlight for animal lovers. As guests enjoy the activities, they can indulge in seasonal snacks and fresh Jersey apples, along with a variety of beverages such as cider, soda, coffee, and the warm, comforting taste of hot mulled cider.

Located at 177 Big Piece Road, Fairfield Farms delivers a charming fall experience that’s perfect for families. With activities for all ages and refreshments to keep everyone cozy, this festival is a great way to celebrate the season. Pricing varies depending on activities, ensuring flexible options for all visitors.

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