Top Things to do in New Egypt
The 6 Best Things to do in New Egypt, New Egypt
Discover the best top things to do in New Egypt, United States including Hallock's U-Pick Farm, Second Wind Farm NE, LLC, Emery's Berry Farm, Laurita Winery, Krowicki's Farm Market, Kenny Wallace Dirt Racing Experience.
1. Hallock's U-Pick Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By 922dlp - New Jersey, United States
I love Hollock’s because I can always find beautiful vegetables. There is always a large variety and the plants are never “picked through”. You are able to get a good amount of whatever you are looking for and the prices are so reasonable.
2. Second Wind Farm NE, LLC
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Second Wind Llama Adventures. By appointment only! Farm visits and guided llama walks. Please see our website for details and how to book a date. Custom visits, parties and weekday visits can be arranged.
Reviewed By Sdb4 - New Jersey, United States
I arranged a trip for my daughter's girl scout troop (early teen girls) to Bev's farm. What an experience! First, Bev was extremely easy to work with, patient, knowledgeable, and friendly. Her llamas have the same qualities and are well cared for. The barn and grounds are clean. (The llamas are "potty trained"! ) After learning about her farm and meeting each llama individually, the girls got to take them for a walk to the lake (about 1 mile round trip). They were calm and well behaved. The girls loved taking "selfies" with their llamas. They couldn't wait to tell everyone about their experience. I highly recommend visiting Bev's farm.
3. Emery's Berry Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By rdolan14 - Manchester Township, United States
100% some of the best homemade pies known to man. The Apple Pie Crumb pie is one of my favorites. The Tripleberry Pie is also great. Grab a pack of apple cider donuts and a fresh coffee for the ride home. The donuts might not make it.
4. Laurita Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 292 reviews
*Please Note, there ARE applicable admission fees to our many festivals, but there is no fee on non-event days to come and enjoy the winery. Laurita Winery is a sustainable alternative, linked to the local area through tradition, culture and respect for its natural resources. Our estate grown wines are nature's purest expression of vineyard, varietal and vintage, reflecting old world traditions and the vision of wine's place at the table as a complement to food. To sip our wines, which make the case for elegance and finesse over size and power, is to savor the freshness of taste of grapes at their source. Located in the Outer Coastal Plain American Viticultural Area (AVA) in central New Jersey, the winery is committed to creating wines that derive as much character from the fruit as possible. As responsible stewards of the land, we devote ourselves to the intensive care of the vines and grapes when thinning and pruning, hand harvesting and processing. During the wine production stage, we are committed to preserving the fruit as the heart of the wine. Laurita, with its structure and interior built mostly from recycled or reclaimed materials, is also an eco destination. The skeleton of the building, which dictated the size of the winery which is 20,000 square feet, was formed through the merging of two 150 year old barns that had been destined for demolition. The winery utilizes solar systems to produce clean energy for heat, hot water, steam, cooling and refrigeration. The landscaping surrounding the winery emphasizes the value of water retention and conservation as does the method by which the vineyards are irrigated. Johnson and Shea have preserved and enhanced the existing natural environment with the intent of providing habitat for wildlife including birds, mammals and amphibians. The view from the winery and its gently graduating slopes of terraces, pergolas and wide lawns is one of 40 fully cultivated acres of neatly planted linear rows of vineyards and 200 acres of woodlands, meadows and pasture.
Reviewed By jojoNY - East Hampton, United States
Loved the winery, beautiful grounds....had roaring fires going and music, check out their calendar for events all year. Too bad the winter fest was cancelled this weekend due to rain.
5. Krowicki's Farm Market
6. Kenny Wallace Dirt Racing Experience
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
