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Beach Plum Farm in Cape May, NJ

August 12, 2016 By Marci Lutsky

Beach Plum Sign

I discovered a hidden gem recently and I need to tell you about it. Have you heard of Beach Plum Farm in Cape May, NJ? If not, plan your visit now. Right now. It’s one of the best discoveries I’ve made this summer and I tell everyone about it any chance I get. If you will be visiting Cape May this summer or are a shore local, this place needs to be on your radar.

Beach Plum Farm is located a few minutes off the Garden State Parkway, right near Willow Creek Winery. This 62-acre farm supplies gorgeous produce to the local restaurants in Cape May including The Ebbitt Room, Blue Pig Tavern and Rusty Nail. They offer daily guided tours at 11 am. A couple weeks ago I packed the kids into the car and we headed there for a tour. We loved every second of it! We saw fresh vegetables, fruit and herbs for as far as the eye can see. Running a farm can take a lot of work, so much so that I don’t think most of us even realize it, we see the beauty of it all but there are many behind-the-scenes things that go on we don’t know about! Speaking to farmers you can get a taste of what they go through and how on top of their machinery and equipment they are, checking out online businesses like Costex for tractor parts, etc. I’m glad we get to see the end result as I don’t think I could manage all of that!

Farm Tour

Cabbage Fields

We couldn’t resist buying some lavender which we used for our Lavender White Chocolate Scones and Lavender Blueberry Ice Pops.

Lavender Fields

While this is not a pick your own farm, they let us sample the strawberries which were delicious.

Strawberry Eating

Chickens roam around and the kids loved feeding them.

Chickens

Since the tour wrapped up by noon our timing was perfect for getting lunch at their farm to table café. They have covered picnic tables which made for a perfect lunch setting.

Picnic Tables

Beach Plum Farm Menu

My daughter and I split the Grain Bowl (so affordably priced!). It didn’t look like much when they served it to us, but the flavors were unbelievable. We finished every last bit and may have considered licking the bowl. My son had the egg salad sandwich which was also amazing. There is really nothing better than ingredients coming straight from the farm.

Beach Plum Grain Bowl

Above the café they have a country store where I could have bought everything had I not had two five year-olds with me touching everything. I settled for a mug which has become my favorite mug. I am a cyclist so this makes me smile every morning when I have my coffee. The cookbooks all looked fabulous. I’ve had my eye on the Marisa McLellan book for awhile but resisted. For now.

Beach Plum Mugs

Beach Plum Cookbooks

If you are anywhere near Cape May, make you sure you visit Beach Plum Farm. It’s a beautiful gem tucked away from the busy downtown area. Take your time exploring the farm and go with an appetite!

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Comments

  1. Ava Cocchi says

    August 12, 2016 at 15:19

    Yummy yum yum thanks for sharing
    • Marci Lutsky says

      August 12, 2016 at 20:27

      Of course! It's such a gem, you would love it.
  2. Nancy Kirsh says

    August 12, 2016 at 16:09

    Sounds like a wonderful place!
    • Marci Lutsky says

      August 12, 2016 at 20:28

      It really is. The kids loved it.
  3. SMD says

    August 13, 2016 at 08:45

    Our friends spend a week in Cape May every summer and discovered Becah Olum last year or the year before. It's been on my list since but I haven't gotten there yet. Your pictures make me want to push it to the top! It looks like a great place, good to know the food is fabulous.
  4. Debbie Disakias says

    August 13, 2016 at 09:15

    Was there last week! It's really a gem
  5. Michael Roque says

    August 13, 2016 at 09:48

    This has to be our next stop when my wife and I visit Cape May. We've already enjoy the fruits of their labor when we've donned in the city's fine restaurants
  6. Nancy von Seekamm says

    August 13, 2016 at 15:14

    We summer in Cape May. In the past few years Beach Plum Farm has grown from a small farm stand to the lovely barn they have today. They have amazing eggs, duck and chicken. They now sell there farm raised pork, chicken and turkey. It's all frozen and vacuum packed. There produce is all fresh picked. The selection changes daily. The gift shop and kitchen are a new addition this year. They serve breakfast and lunch. I'm lucky to live just a few miles away.
  7. Christine says

    August 13, 2016 at 16:53

    My son is the chef! Always great to hear from others just how amazing his work is.
  8. Stephanie says

    August 18, 2016 at 23:29

    My son is the farmer! It's wonderful to hear from someone who thinks the fresh food and all the other efforts that people put into Beach Plum hit the spot for visitors, and that the farm seems like a lot of fun.

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    August 17, 2018 at 15:36
    […] of the Beach Plum Farm Bakery and Cafe makes it even better.  If you haven’t been to Beach Plum Farm, make that your second stop following your visit to West End Garage.  After shopping, you can sit […]

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