Longmeadow Farm

561 Hope-Blairstown Road, Blairstown, New Jersey 07825


Longmeadow Farm At A Glance...

  • Fifteen apple varieties, from Ginger Gold at Labor Day to Stayman Winesap, Rome and Cameo in late October, with something new ripening almost every weekend.
  • Some pumpkin-season weekends, a hayride winds through Spook Hollow out to the pumpkin patch.
  • Hundreds upon hundreds of sunflowers bloom on the farm every season.
  • Honey harvested from bees right on the farm.
  • Todays Sunrise: 7:23 am,   Sunset: 6:03 pm  
  • New Jersey Skylands Region Warren County

About Longmeadow Farm

Welcome to Longmeadow Farm! Longmeadow Farm has over 2000 apple trees in 15 different varieties along with its pumpkins and so much more. When in season, you can pick your own apples, raspberries, blackberries, and pumpkins.

Apples are the main attraction, with new varieties ripening almost every weekend from Ginger Gold around Labor Day through Gala, Honeycrisp, McIntosh, Cortland, Macoun, Fuji and Golden Delicious in September to Jonagold, Northern Spy, Stayman Winesap, Rome and Cameo in October. The pumpkin patch opens in October, and on some weekends a hayride takes you to and from the patch on a long and winding path through Spook Hollow. The berry patch grows fall raspberries and blackberries that start ripening in August. The farm also plants hundreds of sunflowers each season along with zinnias and gladiolas for fresh-cut flowers, and sells honey from its own bees, jams, jellies, fruit butters, squashes and gourds, and cornstalks and hay bales for fall decorating. Cash, checks and all major credit cards are accepted.



  • Amenities:
    • Parking Lot(s)
    Farming:
    • Apple Picking
    • Hay Rides
    • Pick Your Own
    • Pumpkin Picking


Contact / Location


A Brief History

A family business since 1993, Longmeadow Farm originally began by selling pumpkins for Halloween. But it wasn't long before Bradley Burke, Longmeadow's owner, felt that something more was in order. And with that decision, the apple orchard was planted.


Special / Seasonal Events

Apple picking season at Longmeadow features new varieties almost every weekend. The season runs from the first weekend in September through the last weekend in October, though sometimes the season can be longer depending on the weather! The farm is open on those Saturdays and Sundays from 9 AM to 5 PM. To find what types of apples are ripe and when, see the apple varieties page on the farm's website.

At Longmeadow, apples are the main attraction. But there is so much more! Pick your own pumpkins for Halloween from the first weekend in October, and visit the berry patch for raspberries and blackberries. Not to mention the farm's jams, jellies, and honey. Some weekends in pumpkin season there are hayrides for the kids, or those just young at heart, out to the pumpkin patch.

Every fall the farm holds a Harvest Festival with food trucks, live music, artisan vendors and arts and crafts, hayrides, apple and pumpkin picking, face painting and henna. For 2026 it is on Saturday, October 3, from 11 AM to 4 PM.


Hours / Season of Operation

Longmeadow is open on weekends only, Saturdays and Sundays from 9 AM to 5 PM, from the first weekend in September through the last weekend in October; the season can run longer depending on the weather. Pumpkin picking runs from the first weekend in October through the last weekend before Halloween. School groups visit by appointment; call 908-459-5351.


Directions

Longmeadow Farm is just off Route 80 in the Skylands of northwest New Jersey. From Route 80 in either direction, take exit 12 for Hope and Blairstown and head north on County Route 521 for about 1 mile. The farm is on the left-hand side.


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