FARMS NEW JERSEY

Allaire Community Farm is a nonprofit working farm and therapeutic animal sanctuary in Wall Township, New Jersey, in Monmouth County, dedicated to the philosophy of nurturing through nature. The farm is home to rescued ponies, goats, turkeys, and other farm animals that visitors can feed and pet. Hayrides, train rides, and a playground add to the family experience. Beyond general visits, the farm provides equine therapy and animal-assisted programs serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, veterans with PTSD, teens facing mental health challenges, and families affected by cancer. Seasonal offerings include horseback riding lessons, summer camps, birthday parties, class trips, and a beloved Christmas light display. Open April through November, with affordable admission, the farm is a cherished community resource in central New Jersey.

Out of Sight Alpacas is an interactive farm and agritourism destination in Waretown, New Jersey, home to approximately 30 Huacaya alpacas along with mini Highlander cattle, sheep, goats, mules, emus, Kune Kune pigs, turkeys, rabbits, ducks, and chickens. Operating by reservation only, the farm offers one-hour guided tours that include up-close encounters with the animals and the chance to learn about alpaca fiber production. Guests aged 10 and older can enjoy guided one-mile alpaca hiking trails. A gift shop on the property sells alpaca fiber products including yarn, hats, gloves, socks, and woven rugs. The farm also hosts private birthday parties, school visits, and off-site events, making it a unique and educational experience for animal lovers of all ages in Ocean County.