Retail Store, Apple Picking, Pumpkin Patch, and Christmas Trees
Pick your own apples and pumpkins on this beautiful sunny Sunday!
Be here by 4 pm for entry to the farm. PYO closes at 4:30 pm. The store will close at 5 pm.
Leave pets at home please. Dogs are NOT allowed. Backpacks are not allowed. Outside waste is not allowed- please don’t bring garbage here to litter our farm. We are trying to keep it clean for everyone to enjoy. Leave your trash at home or in the car folks!
Lots and lots of apples to pick here at our farm. The weather is beautiful and the fall colors are gorgeous right now. We have pumpkins too. Take in some nature and fresh air – take some pictures as well!
We expect to have lots of apples to pick until the end of October, or even longer if the weather stays nice. Empire, Jonagold, Mutsu, Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Pink Lady, Ida Red, Golden Delicious, Northern Spy, Spartan, there’s even still Macintosh and Royal Gala on our trees. There are also lots of Honeycrisp, Cortland, Golden Russett, Ambrosia, Paula Red and Bosc Pears in our store but they are not likely to be found in abundance on the trees.
The biggest farm event is upon us, and here are some things to know :
We have worked very hard to grow food and create a pretty place to visit. Please respect our farm and other visitors.
The weather has been fabulous lately and we are seeing more and more visitors come out
Admission this weekend is $5 per person plus apple picking cost. We encourage all visitors looking to save money to purchase apples in our store, Open 10 to 5 this Saturday and Sunday…
The Salvation Army was here once again with their truck to pick up a load of fresh apples (1800 lbs) here at Albion Orchards. Pat Labuick, the Manager for Procurement with the Salvation Army in Toronto had contacted us with an urgent call for a contribution to help feed needy families and children. The need is especially dire due to the increasing numbers of homeless on our streets and those who cannot afford food. Without help from donations like these she says, many may otherwise go without. This is especially the case with fresh items (produce like fruit and vegetables) as they are sometimes hard to obtain. Their motto is “Giving Hope Today”. We are pleased to do our part to help in a small way, as it seems that Government policies implemented in the past nine years have only exacerbated the problem…..
