We have not yet had a complete freeze here at the farm, which means apple picking is still on! Only $10 per  person to fill ANY size bag you bring here.  (Or buy one of our super cool fancy reuseable shopping bags for only $2) 

Bring your own Bushel: only $30 and still lots of apples to pick here in our Orchards.  Last chance for picking in 2024 because winter is coming!  Get here now…

Wednesday to Friday 10 to 6,  Saturdays and Sundays 10 to 5

Last chance for apple picking? There’s still lots of fruit on the trees, but how long can this warm and wonderful weather last?  Do not miss out, we are open today for pick your own.  Bring your own bushel only $25 / bushel.  No charge for admission. 

Large retail chainstores are already jacking up the price of apples…

We still have lots of apples for picking here, many varieties too! Open Saturday & Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm….

New lower price for apple picking:

10 lb bags are only $20! 20 lb bags are only $40!

BYOB =Bring Your Own Bushel for extra savings

Fill your bushel basket here for only $30 cheap!

We can sell you a brand new bushel basket if you don’t have one to use…

There are still lots of Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Empire, Spartan, Northern Spy, Ida Red, Jonagold, Pink Lady, Mutsu, and you also still find Royal Gala,  Cortland and Granny Smith apples.

Pumpkins Pumpkins

Small $1

Large $2

There are still lots of apples to pick here. Spartan, Empire, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Ida Red, Mutsu, Pink Lady, Jonagold, and Northern Spy are in great abundance. Varieties that still can be found include Macintosh, Royal Gala, Granny Smith, Cortland, and there are even still Honeycrisp if you look carefully and explore the orchards for fun!.. We are open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10 to 6. We are open weekends 10 to 5.

There are also still lots of pumpkins to choose from, just not as many as before…

Here are some things to know:

• Please leave pets at home, our chickens do not want to meet your dog (sorry!)
• Please arrive by 4 pm on weekends to be admitted for pick your own activities
• Please leave extra garbage at home or in your vehicle to help keep our farm clean
• Please do not bring backpacks, diaper bags or other luggage. We will provide bags for apple picking, extra carrying containers are not allowed past the entry point.
• As of today, we are waiving the $5 admission charge for apple picking. It is getting late in the season and the weather is starting to change so we are lowering the cost!
• BYOB ( Bring your own Bushel) Money-saving Apple lovers who want a fantastic deal on more than 40 pounds of fresh picked fruit may bring their own bushel basket and fill at their leisure for only $30. ( Maximum 3 persons allowed per bushel )
• There are no refunds on PYO apples for any reason. We do not guarantee any quantity or quality of produce out on the farm. It is cheaper to buy the same apples pre-picked from inside our store if you are shopping solely based on price per lb.
• There is no cost to enter our store and have a look at what we grow first…

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.