Of course, there will be fruit picking activities in autumn. From mid-September, the apples on the farm are ripening one after another. This article will give you a list of 7 great places to pick apples in New York. Get up on the weekend and go apple picking!
1. The Orchards of Concklin
A farm very close to New York, an hour's drive away. This farm also has a long history, it was established in 1711 and has been passed down for 10 generations! The farm has a full 400 acres of land, and seasonal fruit and vegetable picking is launched every month, including apples and pumpkins.
Children especially like it here because there is a huge slide.
Address: 2 S Mountain Rd, Pomona, NY 10970
About 1 hour drive from New York
2. Dr. Davies Farm
At the farm near Bear Mountain, a large orchard dating back to 1891 (later closed for renovation), with more than 55 acres, more than 27 varieties, and 5,000 apple trees, will definitely give you a reward. There are also haystack carts, pumpkin farms, and corn mazes! Pets are also allowed.
Address: 306 NY-304, Congers, NY 10920
About 1 hour drive from New York
3. Outhouse Orchards
The farm has 20 acres and nearly 20 varieties of apples can be picked. And its most famous is all kinds of homemade desserts: donuts, apple pie, fudge, etc., sweets lovers must go! There are also delicious turkey legs bigger than the face. You can also visit the farm animals, ride the pony cart, the haystack cart, and the corn maze, which is a lot of fun.
Address: 139 Hardscrabble Rd, North Salem, NY 10560
About 1 hour drive from New York
4. Silverman's Farm
This farm in Connecticut has a history of 100 years! Not far from New York, there is so much to do! Pick blueberries in July, peaches in August, apples in September, and pumpkins in October! There is also a large petting zoo where you can see lambs, rabbits, various tropical birds, etc. It is very fun!
Address: Silverman's Farm, Easton, CT
About 1.5 hours drive from New York
5. Alstede Farms
This New Jersey farm, very close to New York, can pick a wide variety of fruits and vegetables all year round: blueberries, raspberries, tomatoes, eggplants, juicy white and yellow peaches, apples.
The farm has 600 acres of land, and besides picking, there are many activities to choose from: a variety of small animals, a corn maze, and a produce store that sells desserts and homemade ice cream!
Address: 1 Alstede Farms Ln, Chester, NJ 07930
About 1.5 hours drive from New York
6. Masker Orchards
The first farm in New York to open "Pick Your Own" self-picking (dating back to 1972), and one of the largest farms in New York. With 200 acres of land, more than 14 varieties and 20,000 apple trees, it can be called the "old man" of apple picking.
Unlike other farms, they encourage apple picking and tasting. There are also livestock farms on the farm, and a haystack car ride!
Address: 45 Ball Rd, Warwick, NY 10990
About 1.5 hours drive from New York
7. Apple Ridge Orchards
This apple farm has more than 20 varieties of apples: SunCrisp, Liberty, Cameo, as well as the familiar Fuji apples. Whenever you go, you can encounter a bumper harvest of apples!
It is also especially suitable for children, as there is a "dwarf" apple tree, apples are at your fingertips, and children can also enjoy apple picking! There are also animal farms, haystack rides, and pumpkin farms!
Address: 101 Jessup Rd, Warwick, NY 10990
About 1.5 hours drive from New York
