About Prince's Farm Stand

In keeping with the family tradition started by her great grandmother, Heather Prince Murphy (and now her own family) are bringing quality, freshly-grown local produce, local dairy, herbs & plants closer to Mountainside residents and to other communities in the area. (The original Prince's Farm & Mrs. Prince's Stand was located in Springfield, NJ on S. Springfield Avenue.)

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Prince's Farm Stand carries a wide assortment of Jersey-fresh fruits (such as peaches, nectarines, watermelon & apples) & vegetables (like kale, Swiss chard, broccoli & peppers), local honey, jams & preserves, fruit pies, and quiches.

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In the dairy cases, you can find all high-quality milk, cheeses & yogurt, as well as free-range eggs & butter made from grass-fed cows. 

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You can also pick up some of Jersey's best corn, home-grown tomatoes, and berries in season. Also available are hanging baskets, potted plants, and flowers. 

 

In addition, Prince's Farm Stand offers an assortment of prepared foods & salads, baked goods, such as sweet breads (carrot and zucchini bread) & cookies, and a selection of herbs (parsley, basil, etc.). 

Some specialty items offered are local honey, as well as handmade candles & soaps. 

 

Seasonally, there will be homemade treats & gifts, as well as pumpkins, Christmas trees, decorative wreaths, and grave blankets. 

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Prince's Farm Stand is located on Mountain Avenue, next door to Vine Republic (right off of Route 22 East) & across the street from Echo Lake Park. 

 

We are open 7 days a week from April to December.

 

Our hours are Monday though Saturday from 8:30am to 6pm. On Sundays, we are open from 8:30am to 5pm.

"FARM STAND TO OPEN IN MOUNTAINSIDE"
Mountainside View Newspaper (Rennamedia.com) - May 2016

"The Prince Family served the community of Springfield for four generations. It is with this same community spirit that Prince's Farm Stand of Mountainside will now bring quality, freshly-grown, local produce closer to its residents & families, and also to also other communities in the area."

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