Marshall’s Farm Market

114 US-46

Delaware, NJ 07833

(908) 475-1989

http://www.marshallsfarmmarket.com/

Open: Sunday-Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm

My review on TripAdvisor:

https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g46387-d3571725-r1035892936-Marshall_s_Farm_Market-Delaware_New_Jersey.html?m=19905

The front of the Marshall Farm Market at 114 US 46

Sometimes you will pass a farm stand and you see the standard pumpkins, peaches and apples outside. When you pass Marshall’s Farm Stand in Delaware, NJ, you see a whole farm experience with orchards of fruit, corn fields and a property that is decorated for the upcoming Halloween holidays.

The side of the farm stand

The other side of the farm stand stocked high with pumpkins

The festive pumpkin sat on the roof of the building

The whole front of the farm was stocked with all sorts of early Fall produce, honey, jams and jellies and delicious baked goods including pies, cakes and rolls and their specialty, their mini Apple Cider doughnuts.

The fresh Jersey produce

The cream rolls and homemade pies, including apple, berry and Shoo Fly pies

The best is their mini Apple Cider doughnut. One bag of these and you are content for the afternoon. I can barely get out of the parking lot with indulging in one or two of them before my drive down Route 46 to the Delaware Water Gap.

The farm stands addictive Apple Cider doughnuts

These sugary delights are so good!

What I also enjoy is their delicious apple cider. I found out though that they do not make it in house but a farm close by makes it both for their farm and Marshall’s. It is sweet and very refreshing and only comes in gallon containers.

I love walking through the stand, walking past the pumpkin, produce and the crafts display.

The pumpkin display in the parking lot

After I put my purchases in the car, I walked around the farm, looking at all the decorations they had for the upcoming Halloween holidays. The farm has pumpkin picking, corn mazes and a hayride where the $5.00 cost includes along with the hayride a cup of apple cider and a doughnut. I could handle that.

The sign for the weekend hayrides

The witch sign in the parking lot near the Corn Maze

The witch painting at the start of the corn mazes

Ghosts decorating the field

The Corn Maze was still tall and green and I am sure led all around the property. Each part of the front part of the farm was decorated for Halloween festivities which would happen the next weekend.

The cemetery in the back of the farm stand

A horrible ghoul

All the Halloween decorations at the start of the hayride

The Halloween decorations in the back of the building

The Halloween poems on the decorations

The Halloween decorations

What I love about the farm in the farm in the Fall are all the beautiful colors and hues of the surrounding area.

Looking down Route 46 West/East

The sign on the other side of the fields

The decorations in the front part of the parking lot

Poems and riddles were on all the panels

There is a very warm welcome for Halloween

Don’t forget to visit the Delaware Water Gap just down the highway. The colors are amazing in the early Fall.

The sign for the park

The Delaware Water Gap in the Fall

The beautiful hues of the park

Visiting Marshall’s Farm Stand in the Spring:

Marshall’s Farm Stand 114 Route 46 West in the Spring months

Marshall’s Farm Stand in the summer of 2023

Talk about a step back in time. It reminded me of places I used to go to as a kid that have since disappeared with suburban sprawl. I toured around the stands with shelves of fresh jellies and honey, sauces and salsa and arts and crafts. I found a nearly empty shelf of pies and doughnuts and not a sweet roll in site. The girl working the register told me that everything sells out so quickly and they had baked a second batch of everything.

The signs leading to Marshall’s Farm Stand in the summer of 2023

There were three pies left and that was it of the baked good when I got there.

I did grab one of the last bags of cider doughnuts for the trip home and freshly made cider that you rarely see any more. Most of it is processed in big facilities now not at farms. Their doughnuts were outstanding ($4.75 for six). All but two got home with me as I munched on them on the trip through the Delaware Water Gap.

The Apple Cider doughnuts at Marshall’s Farm Market

The Apple Cider doughnuts are amazing here!

In 2021, I bought the same items again but after a big breakfast and then lunch, I only ate two of the doughnuts this time.

Marshall’s Farm Stand in the summer of 2023

The Fresh peaches and plums at Marshall’s Farm Stand.

I had a lively conversation about the upcoming election and trust me, this woman said a mouthful as most people were right before the election. In 2021, people were talking about the recent Governor’s election and Murphy seems in the doghouse with most of these residents.  I said my good byes as quickly as possible. Politics is not something to talk about when buying food products.

Marshall’s Farm on a warm sunny afternoon.

At any time of the year, visiting Marshall’s Farm Stand is a treat!

The History of the Farm:

(from the Marshall Farm Market website)

Founded in 1920, by George Amer Marshall, Marshall’s Farm Market
sells quality fruit, vegetables, and specialty foods. George W. Marshall ran the farm for many years and now the third generation of Marshall’s continues the tradition. Marianne Marshall Saponaro & her husband Nick Saponaro are on site daily to make sure customers have the finest products available.

A visit to Marshall’s Farm Market is like stepping back in time. Old time values of hard work, friendliness, service, and the finest quality are what you can expect. Many people return each year to purchase produce, gifts, specialty foods, outdoor furniture, meats, cheeses, pumpkins, and more.

Families visit Marshall’s Farm Market each Fall for the hay rides and
the Halloween Hollow display. There is nothing better than a cup of apple
cider on a cool Autumn day. All of the seasons are special on the farm.  Stop in year
round to see what new items have been added to the store.