You need to check out this local NJ fall attraction
I’ve tried to deny that fall is a good season for a long time. This year, I’m finally embracing it.
This past week, I found a great local fall attraction that’s awesome for families as well as couples.
It’s Terhune Orchards, which is just outside of Princeton. As I’ve talked to some people about going there, I’ve discovered that others also believe it’s a great fall destination.
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They have it all there. They have a small market, corn maze, a beautiful flower patch you can walk through, as well as wine tasting.
The market sells tons of things they make and grow on this farm. I got some of their fresh apple cider, and it was legitimately one of the best things I’ve ever tried.
Going in, I couldn’t remember if I liked apple cider. I was skeptical of trying it, but once I did, I quickly realized what I was missing out on. Their cider was so fresh you could tell it was made from the apples they had there.
And by the way, they have apple picking as well. The apple picking is done just down the road at a satellite location. There are tons of rows at the orchard with all the apple types you can imagine.
They’re super fresh and crisp and they don’t have that wax feeling you get from supermarket apples. Local fruits and vegetables are always the best.
They have fun exhibits for kids as well as cute decorations and playground type things for kids as well. The place had tons of families there, you could tell it’s a good place for kids to get some energy out and just enjoy being outside.
In keeping with the fall season they also have a pumpkin patch where you can buy some pumpkins if you’d like.
If you’re someone who loves fall attractions Terhune Orchards is a place you need to make your way to.
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The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5's Kyle Clark. Any opinions expressed are his own.
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