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Bucks County Fall Photoblog

| bucks county, halloween, pennsylvania, tourism, tourists, travel, trip | October 4, 2008

On Thursday, October 6th, a friend and I stopped by Trauger’s Farm Market in Kintnersville, Pennsylvania. What confronted us was a sea of orange pumpkins and hubbard squash, and other assorted strange fall plant creatures.

Fall Colors
Fall Colors of Bucks County Pennsylvania

Gourds at a Bucks County Pennsylvania Farm
One Great Assortment, Gourds at a Bucks County Pennsylvania Farm

I Huge Happy Pumpkin Face
Happy Pumpkin For Halloween

Funky Pumpkins, Or Are Those Gourds?
Funky Pumpkins, Or Are Those Gourds? Bucks County Farm Market

Trauger’s Farm Market is located near the Delaware River in the charming little community of Kintnersville, Pennsylvania which is 15 minutes north of Frenchtown NJ, and about 30 minutes from Lambertville, New Hope and Doylestown. They do not have a website, but you can contact them with the following information:

Trauger’s Farm Market
Route 611
Kintnersville, PA 18930
Contact Person: Laura Kressman
Phone: (610) 847-5702
Email: lkressman@hotmail.com

Trauger's Farm Market in Upper Bucks County Pennsylvania #2
Trauger’s Farm Market in Upper Bucks County Pennsylvania

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Bucks County Pick Your Own Pumpkins + Pumpkin Patches

| bucks county, halloween, pennsylvania, tourism, vacation | October 4, 2008

Pumpkins

Pumpkins

There’s an abundance of local farms where you can go out in the field and pick your own pumpkin or simply choose from ones already harvested like the ones shown above at Traugers Farm in Riegelsville in northern Bucks County. The pumpkins, gourds and corn stalks grown on these local farms are perfect for Halloween and fall decorating. Some of these farms also are featuring hayrides, corn mazes and haunted houses or barns. Call for hours and more details.

Here is our list of these farms in Bucks County, Pennsylvania updated for 2008.

Photo: by John Stringfellow of Frenchtowner.com

Active Acres Farm
881 Highland Road
Newtown, PA
Phone: 215-860-6855

Charlann Farm
586 Stony Hill Road
Yardley, PA
Phone: 215-493-1831

Hellerick’s Farm
5500 Easton Road,
Plumstead Township, PA
Phone: 215-766-8388

None Such Farms
Route 263 (4493 York Road)
Buckingham, PA
Phone: 215-794-7742

Penn Vermont Fruit Farm (no website)
Route 113 and Rolling Hills Road
Bedminster, PA
215-795-2475

Shady Brook Farm
931 Stony Hill Road
Yardley, PA
Phone: 215-968-1670

Solly’s Farm Market
707 Almshouse Road
Ivyland, PA
Phone: 215-357-2850

Styer Orchards
97 Styer’s Lane
Langhorne, PA
Phone: 215-702-9633

Peter Taylor Farmstead
229 Wrights Road
Newtown, PA
215-860-2253

Thorpe Farm
371 Stoney Brook Road
Newtown, PA
Phone: 215-493-4900

Trauger’s Farm Market
Route 611
Kintnersville, PA
Phone: 610-847-5702

Winding Brook Farm
3014 Bristol Road
Warrington, PA
215-343-8880

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Hunterdon County Pick Your Own Pumpkins & Pumpkin Patches

| halloween, hunterdon county, new jersey | October 4, 2006

Pumpkin Smile

Pumpkin Smile

There are lots of local farms that offer Pick Your Own Pumpkins for Halloween and fall decorating. Here is a list of them in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Some of these farms also are featuring hayrides, corn mazes and haunted houses or barns. Call for hours and more details.

Photo: The Great Pumpkin Smiley Face. This photo taken in 2005, was taken at Trauger’s Farm Market in Riegelsville PA. It is part of our Fall-Halloween Feature Page.

Grochowicz Farm Market
2401 Route 31
Glen Gardner, NJ
Phone: (908) 537-4332

Melick’s Orchards + Town Farm: 2 locations
472 Route 513
Califon, NJ
19 King Street
Oldwick, NJ
Phone: 908-832-2905 or 908-439-3888

Peaceful Valley Orchards: 2 locations
150 Pittstown Road
441 Pittstown Road
Pittstown, NJ
Phone: 908-730-7748

Schaefer Farms
1051 County Road 523
Flemington, NJ
Phone: 908-782-2705

Valley Brook Farm Market no website
Route 22
Lebanon, NJ
Phone: 908-236-2959

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Halloween Weekend in Yardley PA, Haunted Hayrides, Haunted Barn, Pick Your Own Pumpkins and Cornmazes

| bucks county, Getaways, halloween, pennsylvania | September 29, 2006

Skeleton

Skeleton

Shady Brook Farm, located in Southeastern Pennsylvania near New Hope, celebrates fall with a PumpkinFest and HorrorFest beginning this weekend.

PumpkinFest features hayrides to the pumpkin patch where you can pick your own pumpkin, corn maze, inflatable amusements for the kids, trackless train rides, live entertainment and “The Barn of Horror”, which is a less frightening version of their nocturnal HorrorFest attraction.

Pumpkin Fest begins Saturday, September 30 and runs the month of October till the 29th from 11 AM to 4 PM (Weekends only that is). Admission is $7/person, pumpkins are sold by the pound.

Shady Brook also runs HorrorFest beginning this weekend Saturday, September 30, and on these dates in October 6-8, 13-15, 19-22, 26-30 from 7-10 PM. This event includes: The Haunted Hayride, The Haunted Barn, Alien Invasion, a bonfire with live entertainment, marshmallow roasting, hot chocolate, funnel cakes, hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries and pizza.

Shady Brook is located about 20 minutes from Trenton NJ, 25 minutes from New Hope, and 40 minutes from Philadelphia.

For event pricing an more information see The Shady Brook Farm Website.

Shady Brook Farm
931 Stony Hill Road
Yardley, PA, 19067
Phone: 215-968-1670

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