Freshly husked ears of sweet corn (stock photo)

Farm · Somerset, Somerset County

Snyder's Farm

A Franklin Township vegetable and berry farm with a summer roadside stand, pick-your-own berries and a CSA, ending its year with a weekend fall festival and pumpkin picking through October 25.

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Stock photo: Wouter Supardi Salari / Unsplash

Snyder's Farm says it grows 99 percent of the fruit and vegetables it sells at its roadside stand and markets: sweet white corn, Jersey tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, broccoli and broccolini, cauliflower, greens, garlic and onions, melons and zucchini blossoms, plus eggs and honey. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries are pick-your-own from May into August, and a 15-week CSA starts in mid to late June. In October the farm hosts a weekend fall festival with a wagon ride out to the field, a corn maze, pumpkin picking and u-pick sunflowers.

What’s here

Grown or raised here
Sweet white corn · Jersey tomatoes · Peppers, eggplant, cucumbers and zucchini · Zucchini blossoms · Broccoli, broccolini and cauliflower · Kale and Swiss chard · Garlic, onions and herbs · Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries · Melons · Pumpkins · Eggs and honey
Sold here from other producers
Peaches, figs, plums and apples from neighboring NJ farms, seasonally
Served here
Apple cider, cider donuts and food trucks during the Fall Festival

This season

The Fall Festival runs weekends only through October 25, 2026, and is the farm's last public event of the year. The roadside stand and u-pick fields are closed until 2027 (strawberries usually start in mid-May, the stand reopens in June). No winter hours or Thanksgiving offerings are published.

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