Fall in Burlington County
The Season Local Families Love
Autumn is when Burlington County really shines. Peak foliage arrives in mid-to-late October, the area's orchards open for apple and pumpkin picking, and small-town main streets host their best events of the year. Here is what to do while you are house hunting this fall.
Fall Foliage at Wharton State Forest
New Jersey's largest forest, right in Tabernacle and Shamong. Peak color lands in mid-to-late October. For a panorama of the Pine Barrens, climb the 60-foot fire tower at Apple Pie Hill and take in the autumn canopy.
Apple and Pumpkin Season in Medford
Johnson's Corner Farm runs its Fall Harvest Festivals on weekends through October, with apple picking, pumpkin hayrides, a 5-acre corn maze, and live music on Church Road in Medford. Locust Hall Farm adds a family-friendly pumpkin patch nearby.
Main Street Mount Holly Car Show
The historic Burlington County seat closes its downtown each September for classic cars, two stages of live music, and sidewalk vendors. It is a great chance to see Mount Holly's walkable main street in action.
Burlington City Waterfront Festival
Each September, a traveling boardwalk-style festival sets up along the Delaware River in historic Burlington City, with food, games, and live entertainment for the whole family against the water.
See Neighborhoods at Their Best
Fall is a wonderful time to tour communities: lawns still green, trees in color, and streets busy with the rhythm of school-year life. A Saturday at an orchard and an afternoon of open houses make a great day to see where you might live.
Plan a Fall Home Search
With inventory up and competition down, fall is one of the best seasons to buy in South Jersey. I can help you line up tours, compare towns, and make confident decisions before the holidays.
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Explore Burlington County
Each community in Burlington County has its own character, schools, and lifestyle. Browse the towns I serve most often below.
Moorestown
Historic downtown, top-rated schools, and tree-lined streets make Moorestown one of South Jersey's most desirable communities. Median home values: $600K-$1.2M.
View Community GuideMedford
A charming blend of historic character and modern convenience, with a vibrant downtown and excellent recreational amenities. Median home values: $450K-$800K.
View Community GuideMount Laurel
A sought-after suburban community with great schools, convenient access to major highways, and diverse housing options. Median home values: $400K-$700K.
View Community GuideMarlton (Evesham)
Family-friendly neighborhoods, top-rated schools, and abundant shopping and dining make Marlton a perennial favorite. Median home values: $350K-$650K.
View Community GuideBurlington City
One of New Jersey's oldest communities, founded in 1677 on the Delaware River. Historic riverfront city with colonial charm. Median home values: $200K-$500K.
View Community GuideBurlington Township
Top-ranked schools, family-friendly neighborhoods, and excellent parks. A thriving suburban community with great value.
View Community GuideMount Holly
The historic Burlington County seat with a vibrant downtown, Revolutionary War history, and a growing arts and culture scene. Homes from $250K-$500K.
View Community GuideWillingboro
A large planned community with mid-century charm, over 178 acres of parks, and affordable housing for families.
View Community GuideMaple Shade
A close-knit community with a quick 15-minute commute to Philadelphia, great parks, and affordable homes from $250K-$450K.
View Community GuideHainesport
A peaceful suburban community with convenient access to the Rancocas Creek and nearby recreational areas. Median home values: $350K-$650K.
Learn MoreLumberton
Quiet residential community with excellent schools and a strong sense of small-town community spirit. Median home values: $350K-$600K.
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A rural retreat with abundant natural beauty, horse farms, and spacious properties in the Pinelands region. Average lot sizes: 2-5 acres.
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A peaceful rural community surrounded by nature, offering larger lots and a slower pace of life. Median home values: $350K-$600K.
Learn MoreDelran
A riverside community along the Delaware River with affordable homes and a 20-25 minute commute to Philadelphia. Median home values: $300K-$500K.
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A suburban community with great schools, riverfront parks, and easy access to both Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore.
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A historic river town with a walkable downtown, unique shops, and a rich Revolutionary War history. Median home values: $300K-$550K.
Learn MoreFlorence
A family-friendly township along the Delaware River with affordable housing from $300K-$500K and excellent community services.
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Explore Camden County
Camden County is where South Jersey's transit-oriented communities shine, with PATCO access to Philadelphia, top-rated schools, and charming historic downtowns. Here are the towns I serve most often in the county.
Cherry Hill
The largest municipality in Camden County with premier shopping and dining at the Cherry Hill Mall, a highly regarded school district, and multiple PATCO stations for a 20-minute commute to Philadelphia. Median home values: $400K-$800K.
View Community GuideHaddonfield
One of South Jersey's most charming and desirable communities. A historic downtown, top-ranked schools, and a 15-minute PATCO commute to Center City Philadelphia. Beautiful Victorian, Tudor, and Colonial Revival homes. Median home values: $450K-$1M+.
View Community GuideVoorhees
A family-friendly community with an excellent school system, safe neighborhoods, and the Voorhees Town Center for shopping and dining. Easy access to PATCO and major highways. Median home values: $350K-$700K.
View Community GuideCollingswood
A vibrant walkable community with a celebrated dining scene along Haddon Avenue, a lively arts community, and a 15-minute PATCO ride to Philadelphia. Charming Victorian homes at a more affordable entry point. Median home values: $300K-$550K.
View Community GuideHaddon Township
A charming community with excellent schools, convenient Westmont PATCO station access, and a more accessible price point than neighboring Haddonfield. Includes the neighborhoods of Westmont and Audubon. Median home values: $300K-$550K.
View Community GuideHaddon Heights
An independent borough with a walkable downtown, popular restaurants, and a strong sense of community. Excellent access to PATCO in Haddonfield and Westmont, with affordable homes near the Haddon corridor. Median home values: $300K-$500K.
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Explore Gloucester County
Gloucester County offers a perfect blend of historic charm and suburban convenience, with a growing job market, Rowan University's presence, and easy access to Philadelphia. From college towns to historic river communities, there's something for every lifestyle.
Glassboro
Home to Rowan University, Glassboro combines a vibrant college town energy with a historic downtown. Growing housing market with new developments and a 25-minute commute to Philadelphia. Median home values: $250K-$500K.
View Community GuideWashington Township
A large, family-friendly community with excellent schools, extensive parks and open space, and convenient access to Route 42 and 55 for commuting. Diverse housing options from townhomes to large single-family homes. Median home values: $325K-$600K.
View Community GuideDeptford
A bustling suburban hub with the Deptford Mall, great dining, and easy highway access. Affordable homes, convenient shopping, and a growing community. Median home values: $275K-$500K.
View Community GuideMullica Hill & Mantua
A pair of charming Gloucester County towns known for Mullica Hill's historic downtown and antique scene and Mantua's family-friendly neighborhoods and great schools. Median home values: $350K-$700K.
View Community GuideSwedesboro
A historic river town with a walkable downtown, strong community spirit, and affordable housing. Founded by Swedish settlers in the 1600s with modern suburban amenities. Median home values: $275K-$475K.
View Community GuideWoodbury
The historic county seat of Gloucester with a charming downtown, beautiful Victorian homes, and a quick 20-minute commute to Philadelphia. An increasingly popular choice for its character and accessibility. Median home values: $250K-$450K.
View Community GuideMercer County Guides
Explore Mercer County
Mercer County is where world-class culture meets suburban living, anchored by Princeton University and offering top-rated schools, historic downtowns, and direct rail access to both New York City and Philadelphia. Discover the communities I serve across this dynamic county.
Princeton
An internationally renowned community home to Princeton University. World-class dining, shopping, and culture, with top-ranked schools and historic architecture. One of New Jersey's most prestigious addresses. Median home values: $700K-$2M+.
View Community GuideHamilton
A large and diverse township with great schools, abundant parks, and a wide range of housing from affordable starter homes to lakefront properties. Home to the Grounds for Sculpture. Median home values: $300K-$550K.
View Community GuideWest Windsor
A top-rated school district and a popular choice for families and professionals. Close to Princeton, with convenient access to the Princeton Junction train station for direct service to New York City. Median home values: $500K-$900K.
View Community GuideHopewell
A picturesque historic village surrounded by preserved farmland and natural beauty. Known for its walkable downtown, local farms, and equestrian properties. A sought-after community for those seeking a quieter pace. Median home values: $450K-$1M.
View Community GuideLawrence (Lawrenceville)
Home to the prestigious Lawrenceville School and Rider University. A mix of suburban neighborhoods and historic districts with great parks and easy access to Route 1 and 295. Median home values: $350K-$700K.
View Community GuideEwing
A diverse and convenient community adjacent to Trenton with affordable housing, great parks including the Mercer County Park system, and access to major transportation corridors. Home to The College of New Jersey. Median home values: $275K-$475K.
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