Terhune Orchards - Princeton, New Jersey

Emma R.

Came here and it was okay. The apple farm on van Kirk was a bit early in the season so there Werent many ripe apples. We were not aware that each person had to have their bag. We got a medium and large bag and paid $42. It was a bit on the expensive side for not much to pick. We then went to the main farm and the store itself was a little bit small. The farm animals were very cute, but there weren’t that many. We went on a weekday so it was a little bit quieter. The cider donuts, the cinnamon sugar was delicious. The plain was crunchy, but also very good. The apple cider was amazing. We got some produce for dinner tonight and I can’t wait to try it!

Alex P.

Apple cider and apple cider donuts are fantastic!! The pies and wines are great. Their autumn festivites are fun, varied, and have lots of room.

It's cashless, so be sure to have a card ready for any purchases, including pumpkin painting and the farm shops.

C S.

Cost $75 for my family of 3 to enter. This includes one corn maze, looking at animals, one slide, and some tricycles for kids to ride. Paint your pumpkin is not included because you have to buy a pumpkin. Flower picking for $13 seemed like a steal but you can see a picture of the flowers one hour later when we got home. Also inside the flower area are these little spikey balls that got all over my kids arms and legs because no warning was given.

My 2 year old toddler stood in line for the bathroom for 15+ min crying because she needed to use the bathroom and the door was locked indicating someone was in there. She ended up going on herself by the time a stranger had walked by and explained the bathrooms are LOCKED on weekends and you need to use the portapotty. WHY NOT PUT UP A SIGN OF ANY KIND!! At one point I saw a line of 10+ women waiting before I had to pay if forward and tell them the bathrooms are kept locked (I guess $75 admission can't include an actual toilet?)

Furthermore, a child next to us was bitten by one of the animals and was bleeding.

The scavenger hunt was OK but they chose to make the winery one of the stops so children have to stand in line with adults ordering alcohol to get a check mark on the scavenger hunt which I think is a weird choice.

Yes there is live music and some photo op areas "included" in the price. Overall this was just very expensive and very disappointing.

Sarah

Farm store is cute, lots to choose from. The apple cider slushee is sooo freakin good. Bought a bottle of apple wine and some pies. The blueberry pie is the best I’ve ever had. Apple and flower picking was fun. Went during the week to avoid the crowd. Pricing for a medium and small bag was $22 and we were able to fit a lot of apples!

Tracy W.

Terhune's pies are THE BEST. We've been coming here for many years and always very happy.
Peach Melba pie 🥧😋

Kenith C.

I enjoyed my visit I went specifically to pick up some fruit and enjoyed the apples and peaches, I will probably return with the kids to try some of the other activities that are available and some more items from the store. Place was clean and orderly. Farm workers were polite and attentive. Wine is also sold here and I saw ice cream from Artic Ice Cream. Lots of signage with tons of information. Plenty of parking and most forms of payment accepted.

Marina V.

Came here at the end of July on Wednesday right at the end of blueberry season and wasn't charged $4 entrance fee. I still managed to pick some blueberries and enjoyed the outdoors 🙂
The farm is very well kept, has some animals on site, and a kids playground, also multiple stations for washing hands and a very clean bathroom. There are some tables out - great to have a small bite and enjoy some shade and pet a lovely fat cat. Prices at the shop are a little high, but that's what you have to pay for organic food these days. Overall great experience, fun place for kids and only a short ride from NYC!

Veronica L.

Absolutely terrible. My husband is a local and him and his family have been going for years. They made us pay $10 for 1/4 peck, and THERE WERE NO APPLES to pick!!! All of them are rotten and on the floor rotting. Shame on the owners for running this scam, we will be filling fraud with our credit card company to get our money back. There is an admission fee to get in to the actual farm, for what ? This is the last time we visit, this is no longer a family friendly farm. I don’t know if it’s because they got attention on Instagram and think they are all that. But we are done with them, and going to spread the word to the locals as well so they can stay away