Lee Turkey Farm

This farm has plenty of nectarines and peaches towards the end of summer! Ambiance - friendly staff - farm is huge! - signs are easy to read and direct you straight to the fruits and veggies you can pick - grounds are well maintained and neat Activities - I went peach and nectarine picking! Since it was the end of the season only a few rows of trees still had peaches and nectarines on them. All of the fruit was huge and very ripe! The small fruit stand at the store also has plenty of seasonal fruit and veggies picked on the farm. There's also an ice cream truck "Sweet n salty" that sells home made ice cream! The peach flavor was so delicious!

TLDR: Simple farm for a reasonable price I came at the end of summer to pick some peaches. We paid $3 to get on the farm, which gave us access to all the crops, view of the turkey chicks, and a small playground. We had an easy time following the signs to the back corner of the farm where the peaches were. Even at the end of the season there were still plenty of peaches to pick. There was an ice cream vendor at the front of the farm that sold some interesting flavors of ice cream too. Tip: - you can buy the produce at the farm market, so you don't have to pay the entrance fee. - the only bathrooms are porta-potties with a hose outside to wash your hands

I've bought turkeys for Thanksgiving here for the last three years. Their turkeys are humanely raised on-site from one-day old chicks without hormones, antibiotics, or other additives. Every year on Thanksgiving, I have to cook for 20 or more people, and, absurdly, many of them don't even like dark meat, so I'm not going to hassle with cooking and carving whole turkeys. I buy frozen de-boned turkey breasts here, and cook them sous-vide. I vacuum seal them in ziplock bags with a handful of herbs and submerge them in a circulating hot water bath kept at 148.5°F for one hour per pound with my Anova Precision cooker. The turkey is consistently perfectly cooked, incredibly moist, juicy, and flavorful. There is no easier way to make it. There's no waste, and zero mess to clean up, just throw away the plastic bag and dump out the bucket of water. Everyone loves the turkey I make this way. I also bought Fuji apples here the same day for only 99¢ a pound that made a great apple pie, although I need to work on my pie crust-making skills. I will continue to buy turkey and produce here, and recommend.

I picked some beautiful eggplants. The farm is beautifully maintained, if you need anything and in the East Windsor area, drive on in and pick something up. It is always important to support our farmers! No farming, no food. No farm, no future. Remember your holiday turkeys too.

One thing I must mention: they honestly have the best string bean I've ever had. We come here 2-3 times a year for strawberry, apple and pumpkin picking, and last year we got some string beans, and it's just the crunchiest, freshest and sweetest string beans I've ever tasted. So adding that to the list.