About Fernbrook Farms

Fernbrook Farms is a 230–acre working farm with over 60 acres of woods, two streams and two ponds. Larry “Farmer Q” Kuser, third generation owner of Fernbrook Farms, oversees four businesses on the Farm: The Inn at Fernbrook, Fernbrook Wholesale Nursery, Fernbrook Farms Community Supported Agriculture and Fernbrook Farms Education Center.

The Fernbrook Farms Education Center was formed in 2001 as a non–profit organization to educate children and adults about agriculture, food and the environment. We provide year–round programs for families, public and private schools, homeschooled children, campers, scout groups and more.

Fernbrook Farms Education Center Mission and Purpose

Our mission is to provide hands–on educational experiences for people of all ages by exploring the complex interconnectedness of our natural world. Our purpose is to educate about agriculture, the sources of our food and the importance of nutrition for healthy lifestyles. We believe people should make meaningful connections with our natural world in order to become responsible stewards of local and global sustainability

Programs Available:

• School Field Trips to the Farm (Pre–K to 8th grade, can be adapted for high school or college)
• Unit of Study Programs in your school AND on our Farm
• Outreach Assembly Programs (Pre–K to 8th grade)
• Fiddlehead Summer Day Camp (ages 6–11)
• Young Stewards Summer Enrichment Program (ages 12–14)
• Fall Break Camp (ages 6–14)
• Winter Break Camp (ages 6–14)
• Spring Break Camp (ages 6–14)
• Lower Level Homeschool (ages 6–11)
• Upper Level Homeschool (ages 12–14)
• Pre–K/Kindergarten Programs (ages 3–5)
• Scout Group Programs
• Birthday Party Programs
• Family Programs (holiday, farm and nature family events)
• Urban Initiatives (scholarships for urban youth school field trips and summer camp)

Location

Fernbrook Farms is located on Route 545/Bordentown–Georgetown Rd in Chesterfield Township, just 3 miles east of Bordentown City. We are easily accessible from Route 130, Route 206, I–195, I–295 and the NJ Turnpike. Visit our directions page for details.