About Saddlehill

• What is your address? 1407 White Horse Road, Voorhees Township, NJ 08043.

• Having trouble finding our location? Saddlehill is located on White Horse Road between Haddonfield-Berlin Road and Evesham Road.

• What are your hours?

Wednesday - Thursday 12:00pm-9:00pm (Last Seating 7:00pm) Full Menu Friday & Saturday 12:00pm-9pm (Last Seating 7:45pm) Full Menu
Sunday 10:00am-7:00pm (Brunch 10am-2pm. Last Seating 5:00pm)

• Is Saddlehill public property? No. Saddlehill is a preserved farm, privately owned by Bill & Amy Green. The Greens, who acquired the Stafford Farm in 2021, have transformed the 69.8 acres into a thriving haven. We cultivate grapes, craft delicious wines, and offer a welcoming space to enjoy farm-to-table cuisine amidst beautiful flower gardens.

• What does it mean to be a preserved farm? Saddlehill is a vibrant farm dedicated to agriculture and community. We're proud to be permanently preserved, meaning our land is protected from development and will forever be used for agricultural purposes. While this might lead you to believe it's a public space, Saddlehill remains privately owned. Our commitment to preservation allows us to focus on what we do best: supporting New Jersey's agricultural heritage and fostering a sense of community.

Visiting Saddlehill

• What type of experiences do you offer?

1. Guided Tastings
2. Table Service: Order from our food and wine menus.
3. Stand-Up Bar: Grab a glass of wine.
4. Tours
5. Special Events and Classes

• Do I need a reservation? Reservations are encouraged but walk-ins are welcome.

• What time does the kitchen close? Wednesday & Thursday: Last seating is 7pm Friday & Saturday: Last seating is 7:45pm Sunday: Last seating 5pm (Last call for food for all seated tables is 30 minutes prior to posted closing time.)

• How do I make a reservation? Reservations can be made online here.

Are guests under 21 allowed?

Yes! Families are always welcome. Guests under 21 are permitted in all of our spaces—including the tasting room, patio, and lawn—any day we are open.

To ensure a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable experience for everyone, we kindly ask that you observe the following guidelines:

• Preserving Our Tranquil Atmosphere: Many of our guests visit us seeking a peaceful, tranquil experience to soak in the beauty of our grounds. If you are visiting with children, it is your responsibility to ensure their behavior respects the peacefulness that your fellow guests deserve.
• Constant Supervision: All guests under 21 must be accompanied and closely supervised by an adult (21 or older) at all times. For their safety and the comfort of others, children must remain seated with their families and are not permitted to run unsupervised around the lawn, tasting room, or vineyard.
• No Toys or Games: To maintain a serene environment, toys, board games, balls, frisbees and lawn games of any kind are not permitted on the property.

• What table types can I reserve? "Indoor Seating" reservations include tables in our Farmhouse Kitchen area, with full service. "Covered (Heated) Patio" reservations includes tables on our covered and heated patio with full service. Our Main Lawn is designated for families with guests 21 years and under. We do not take reservations on these tables but they are full service tables and we offer our full menu.

• How do I book a guided tasting? Guided tastings last approximately 45 mins and can be booked here. 

• What if my party is too large to book online? Please email reservations@saddlehill.com. For large parties there is a $30 per person deposit to reserve a table. The $30 per person deposit will be applied to your bill.

• How do I book a private room? Our private room holds 12-48 people. For more information please fill out our inquiry form here. 

• Is Saddlehill wheelchair accessible? Yes. Our tasting room, farmhouse kitchen & market are all wheelchair accessible.

• Can I bring my own food or drinks? No. Outside food or drinks are not permitted.

• Are buses allowed? Buses and oversized vehicles can park in our overflow parking area. If you are arriving in a party bus reservations are required.

• Is there a dress code? We encourage guests to dress in attire that reflects a nice casual setting.

• Can we bring our own lawn chairs? No outside chairs, tables or blankets are allowed.

• Can I go for a walk throughout the property? We are a working farm which includes large farm equipment, horses, sheep and alpacas so for safety reasons of our animals, staff and guests, wandering the property is not permitted

• How long can I stay at my table?  For reservations up to 4 people we allot 1.5 hours.  For reservations of 5 and up we allot 2 hours.

• Do you serve beer or liquor? We cannot serve any other alcoholic beverages other than Saddlehill wine. We offer a selection of soft drinks, coffee and teas.

• Do you accommodate dietary restrictions? We strive to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all our guests, including those with food allergies. We offer gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options. We understand the seriousness of food allergies and take steps to minimize the risk of cross-contamination. However, due to the nature of our open kitchen environment, we cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment.

• Does Saddlehill offer tours ? Yes. You can book a tour online here.

• I left my car in the parking lot overnight and the gate is closed. Please email info@saddlehill.com to let us know. You can pick your car up 8am-5pm on days we are closed or 8am-9pm on days we are open. If the gate is closed when you arrive hit the call button.

• Can I bring my pet? To ensure the safety and enjoyment of all our guests and our farm animals, we adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines regarding service animals. Only certified service animals that are actively performing tasks to assist their handler are permitted on the property. Please note that emotional support animals are not covered under the ADA. Upon arrival, you may be asked:

1. Is this a service animal required for a disability?
2. What task has it been specifically trained to assist one person?

Service animals are working animals, not pets. All other animals, including emotional support and therapy animals, are prohibited and do not qualify as service animals under the ADA. For more information on service animals and the ADA, please visit: https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm

• Can we pet the farm animals? During regular visits, our animals are view-only. Because farm animals can be unpredictable, feeding or petting them outside of scheduled events is not permitted. However, our guided Farm Animal Tour offers a special hands-on experience! Under the close supervision of our tour guide, tour participants have the opportunity to pet our horses, step into the pen to interact with our friendly sheep, and feed the chickens while learning about their vital roles on our preserved farm. To ensure a safe experience for everyone, all interactions are strictly supervised, and chasing animals or unsupervised contact is prohibited.

• What states do you ship to? We currently ship wine nationwide except to AL, AR, CA, CT, DE, MI, MS, MT, RI, SD, UT & VA. We ship all non-wine products nationwide.   

• Do you offer discounts on quantity purchases? sYes. If you purchase 12 bottles or more you will get 5% off your wine purchase. If you purchase 24 bottles of wine or more you will get 10% your wine purchase.

Additional Information

• Can I come to Saddlehill take photos in the vineyard? Yes you can book a picture session. Click here to book you photo session. Please note, we do not supply a photographer.

• Does Saddlehill host weddings & other life milestones? Exciting news for couples envisioning a picturesque vineyard wedding! Saddlehill is thrilled to announce that we will soon be hosting weddings and special events right here on our beautiful preserved farm. Click here to learn more.

• What are you doing about indoor sound management? Our tasting room was designed with high ceilings and expansive windows to create an open and inviting atmosphere. This does mean that sound can carry when we have a full house, particularly when we have larger groups gathered around our big tables. We've taken steps to mitigate this with the addition of acoustic panels and artwork, and we're always mindful of maintaining a balance between a lively atmosphere and a comfortable noise level. If you prefer a quieter setting, we recommend making a reservation and visiting during off-peak hours, such as weekdays or earlier in the day.

• Do you offer horse boarding, lessons or rides? No. We are precluded from equestrian services such as boarding, riding lessons or rides to the public because we are a preserved farm and our land uses have been limited by the deed of preservation.