Throughout the year, our 400-acre farm offers one of the finest harvest-your-own picking experience.
Our historic barn offers a beautiful setting to experience wonderful, handcrafted wines.
The Harvest Kitchen Cooking Studio features farm-style cooking classes and food-wine pairing classes.
Great picking conditions! Enter the fields Mon-Sat 8-5:30, Sun 8-12 noon. Call Farmer Jones before your visit at 203-929-8425. Need more info? See our Strawberry Plan Your Visit, FAQs, Harvesting Tips and Berry Care.
Fill Your Box for the Box Special! Bring Your Berry Box and Berry Basket! Be "Clean and Green" and return with our farm's reusable, food-safe containers. There is a small charge for new containers. More info below on the homepage.
@JonesFamilyFarmBerry Picking
The farm has two great strawberry picking containers. In our famous Berry Box, which can hold up to 8 to 12 pounds of strawberries, we weigh berries by the pound. For our Box Special, it is $31.95 for all the berries you can fit into one box. If you reuse your Jones Berry Box, you will save $2 on this Box Special.. Our Berry Basket is a smaller, reusable container perfect for younger guests or when you are looking for smaller quantities of berries. It hold 2.5 pounds of strawberries. In the Berry Basket, pick as many berries as you can for a flat fee of $12 ($11 when you reuse your basket). If you get three or more baskets, it is only $9 each ($8 each if you return with your baskets).
Homestead Farm
The Homestead Farm has the Jones Winery, Harvest Kitchen, our Christmas Barnyard, and Holiday Gatherings gift shop. It also is home to the majority of our Christmas Trees.
Valley Farm
The Valley Farm is where guests go for strawberry and blueberry picking as well as harvest-your-own Christmas trees, depending on the time of year.
Pumpkinseed Hill Farm
Pumpkinseed Hill is another spot for strawberry and blueberry picking and of course, our entire October season of pumpkins, gourds, squash and a variety of other foods.
Be good to the land and the land will be good to you.
Philip James JONES, FARM FOUNDER, 1821-1912