Oct 2026: The farm's fall page says there are no apples for picking this year because of spring frost damage. Pumpkin, sunflower, sweet potato and popcorn picking hayrides run as usual.
Johnson's Corner Farm At A Glance...
- A five-acre corn maze that the farm promises is not scary or too difficult, reached only by hayride.
- Hayrides out to dig your own sweet potatoes and pluck popcorn right off the stalk.
- The Discovery Barnyard has farm animals to feed, pedal go-cart tracks, climbing rocks and three splash pads.
- A Musical Light Show Hayride at Christmas.
- Known for its pies, cider donuts and chicken pot pies, at a farm market that has been on this corner since 1960.
- Todays Sunrise: 7:14 am, Sunset: 6:14 pm
- New Jersey Delaware River Region Burlington County
About Johnson's Corner Farm
Johnson's Corner Farm market has been at the intersection of Church and Hartford Roads in Medford since 1960. It is a working family farm of more than 100 acres, and most of what makes it fun happens on a hayride: tractor-pulled wagons carry visitors out to the fields to pick their own, from two weeks before Easter right through the Christmas season.
Spring starts with Easter egg hunt hayrides, then tulips and strawberries. Summer brings blueberries, cherries, peaches and flowers. Fall is the busiest time of year, with hayrides out to pick pumpkins, gourds, sunflowers, sweet potatoes and popcorn, and in a good year apples from 10 varieties in the orchard. In November the hayrides head out for sweet potatoes, popcorn, broccoli and cauliflower for Thanksgiving dinner. Fall weekends add a family-friendly corn maze, live music, a festival food tent, gem mining and duck races.
The farm market has a wide variety of products. From asparagus to zucchini in the produce department, eggplant parmesan Dinner-to-Go from the Farm House Kitchen, or a peach pie from the bakery, it covers it. The farm is best known for its pies, cider donuts and chicken pot pies, and the market also carries salad dressings, jams, butters and syrups, a huge variety of candies, cookies and goodies, and ice cream.
For kids there is the Discovery Barnyard and Animal Farm, with friendly farm animals to feed, play areas and splash pads. The farm also runs school field trips, a Little Farmers class for 2 to 5 year olds, a summer camp, birthday parties, and private and corporate events.
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Activities:
- Playing in the playground
Amenities:- Playground
- Sprayground / Splashground
- Restaurant On Premises
Farming:- Apple Picking
- Blueberry Picking
- Corn Maze
- Farm Market
- Hay Rides
- Pick Your Own
- Pumpkin Picking
- Strawberry Picking
Park Type:- Playground
Attractions:- Animals
Rules/Regulations:- Dogs Not Permitted
Contact / Location
Our Personal Take...
Things to See & Do
Discovery Barnyard and Animal Farm
A hands-on farm play area where kids can feed the friendly farm animals. The Discovery Barnyard Playground has climbing rocks, three play areas, a tractor tire sand castle, a space net, a pedal go-cart dirt track for older kids and a pedal go-cart track for small children, a pretend farm, an EVOS Pathfinder, and three splash pads to cool off on a hot day. It has its own day pass, with half-price admission for paid hayriders on weekdays.
Trip Ideas
Throughout the year, Johnson's Corner Farm offers pick your own blueberries, apples and pumpkins. In the late summer / fall seasons, they also offer hayrides.
For a fall day out, book a weekday hayride if you can, when tickets cost less and the farm is quieter, pick your pumpkins, try the corn maze on a Friday, then let the kids loose in the Discovery Barnyard and finish with cider donuts from the market. Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve, also in Medford, makes a good walk to pair with it.
Special / Seasonal Events
Fall Harvest
Fall Harvest runs every day from mid-September to the start of November, Columbus Day included, with wagon rides out to the fields to pick pumpkins, gourds, sweet potatoes, popcorn and sunflowers. Every weekend through October is a Harvest Festival with live music, the festival food tent, gem mining, duck races and the Discovery Barnyard. For 2026, Fall Harvest runs September 12 to November 1.
Corn Maze
The five-acre family corn maze is open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Columbus Day during Fall Harvest, and a hayride is the only way to reach it. The farm says it is not scary or too difficult, takes 20 to 40 minutes to finish, and is fun for all ages.
November and the Holidays
November hayrides go out to harvest popcorn, sweet potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower, and the farm gives drying and cooking instructions for all of them. At Christmas the farm runs its Musical Light Show Hayride, along with visits and breakfast with Santa.
Spring
The season opens about two weeks before Easter with Easter Egg Hunt Hayrides.
Admission & Guidelines
Fall hayrides are ticketed, and the farm strongly recommends buying online ahead of time: peak weekend times sell out, and walk-in tickets are only sold for times that have not sold out online. Your ticket time is approximate, and guests who arrive early or late on the same day are accommodated. Weekday tickets cost less than weekend ones, and on weekdays paid hayriders get the Discovery Barnyard and Animal Farm at half price (not on September and October weekends, school holidays or the Christmas program). The farm gives full credit for cancellations up to one hour before ticket time, and emails ticket holders about weather changes.
The hayrides are handicap accessible and great for young children. The Discovery Barnyard and Animal Farm has its own day pass and season pass. No dogs or other animals are permitted on the premises.
Hours / Season of Operation
The farm market and ice cream are open daily from 8 AM to 7 PM. Hayrides run from about two weeks before Easter through the Christmas season.
Fall Harvest runs every day from mid-September through the start of November, including Columbus Day, with wagon rides to the fields from 10 AM to 5 PM. Harvest Festivals run every weekend through October, and the corn maze is open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Columbus Day. For 2026, Fall Harvest runs September 12 to November 1. The November harvest hayrides leave continuously from 10 AM to 1 PM on weekdays and 10 AM to 3 PM on weekends.
Picking dates can shift by a week or 10 days from year to year, so check the farm's Currently Picking page before you go.
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Nearby Places
Medford has more to explore: Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve and the Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge are both in town.
Here are 10 places near Johnson's Corner Farm
- Johnson's Corner Farm (~0 miles)
- Barton Arboretum and Nature Preserve (~2 miles)
- Savich Tract fields (~3 miles)
- The Funplex Amusement Center - Mount Laurel (~4 miles)
- HallowSpire (~4 miles)
- Black Run Reserve/Preserve (~6 miles)
- Rancocas Nature Center (~6 miles)
- Iron Works Park (~6 miles)
- Garden State Discovery Museum (~6 miles)
- Burlington County Prison Museum (~6 miles)
- Eastern Mountain Sports (Moorestown) (~6 miles)
- Springdale Farms (~7 miles)
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