
This season
The farm is open to the public with u-pick crops and u-cut flowers, alongside a farm store and an optional membership card. It farms 40 acres of vegetables, berries, flowers and herbs and is in its seventeenth growing season.
Checked August 21, 2026
Walking Bird Farm at Galloway Township is 40 acres of vegetables, berries, flowers and herbs, and it is explicit about the thing that matters: "Market & Pick-Your-Own (Open to the Public)."
U-pick crops and u-cut flowers, plus berries and vegetables through the season.
A farm store with home-grown seasonal vegetables plus locally sourced farm-raised meats, cheeses, eggs, honey and baked goods. There is an optional membership in the form of a "Buy Down" digital Market Card, which is a discount scheme rather than a gate.
The farm was formerly B&B Farms, taken over in 2020 by Jen and Ryan LaMonaca after ten years working alongside Ryan's uncle, a former New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture. It is now in its seventeenth growing season.
The name is a nod to the killdeer that nests in the fields.
Pro tip: the membership card is a discount, not a requirement, and the farm says "Open to the Public" in the same breath. Do not let the word membership put you off the way a CSA-only farm should.
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Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.