The 34 acre farm opens for u-pick starting in late August.Pick your apples are their specialty with local varieties available.They also have a u-pick pumpkin patch, hayrides and hot cider.About: The farm was an abandoned dairy farm that was bought in 1991.The first apple trees were planted in 1993.
PYO apples in Whatcom County in Northwest Washington from their 25,000 acre orchard.They grow nearly 20 varieties of apples and pears for picking.Also grab a train ride on the Apple Bin Express and pick your own pumpkins in the patch.They have a farmer’s market, deli, bakery and gift shop.Purchase UV-protected pressed cider, artisan cheeses, caramel […]
Get fresh unpasturized, unprocessed, raw apple cider from a 100-year old cider press.They also have apple butter, local honey, homemade apple syrup and other treats for sale.
A small family farm since 1976.Try their award winning apple cider, apple fritters, local products and daily baked fresh pastries and donuts.On weekends, they have a petting farm, pony rides, face painting and games. Their fall apple festival includes pumpkin patch, tractor-drawn wagon rides, maze, and Bluegrass Music.Admission is no charge but parking is $5 […]
Ten varieties of pick your own apples that ripen from September through October The bakery offers fresh cider donuts, seasonal pies and other treats daily. Visit the farm animals or sip wine in the tasting room. Apple trees were first planted on the property in 1920, and it is now run by its third family, […]
A 120+ acre working farm operated by the second generation of the Carlson family. They have over 14 varieties of apples and a pumpkin patch ready for picking, plus more. Enjoy a steaming hot apple crisp and hot spiced cider or a hard cider after you complete your trip through the orchard. The orchard was […]
A 200 acre family owned and operated farm since 1923. They have 15 different apple varieties for picking as they ripen from August to December, plus pears and more. Cash and check only for PYO but there is an ATM at the farm store. Also visit their hedge mazes, barnyard animals and enjoy a hayride. […]
A 571 acre Landmark Trust USA property with 23 historic structures.This is the farm where Cider House Rules was filmed (right next to the Farm Market).PYO apples start in early September and peak at the end of September.Their ecologically grown apples include McIntosh, Cortland, Macoun, Spigold and Jonagold.By ecologically grown, they mean that they attempt […]
A 50 acre family owned farm and market that has been owned by the Hackett family since 1967.Their land has been producing apples for 100+ years, with apple picking starting around Labor Day (it depends on when the apples ripen!).They grow 47 varieties of apples.Try their cider donuts (baked daily), apple cider and purchase local […]
U-pick apples.Half of their apples are Macintosh.Red Delicious, Paula Reds, Liberties, Empires, Macouns and Cortlands make up most of the rest, with another 20 varieties making up the last 10% of their apples.They usually make cider on their retrofitted antique press on Thursdays.Near the end of October, they do a special cider pressing for people […]