New York farm directories Apple picking
Orchards across the state
Compare 40 active orchards offering public pick-your-own apples, from the Hudson Valley and Long Island to western and central New York.
Before you leave
Apple picking commonly runs from late August into October, but each variety has a shorter harvest window.
Weather and weekend traffic can change availability quickly. Confirm what is open on the morning of your visit.
Some orchards require reservations, prepaid bags, parking fees, or separate tickets for fall activities.
New York orchard directory
Each listing includes the orchard’s location, visitor guidance, main activities, and direct website. Listings are free; farms do not pay to appear.
Baldwinsville, New York
Abbott Farms runs a public pick-your-own apple season alongside its fall farm attractions.
The market and bakery add cider, donuts and farm-grown produce, while the activity area includes a corn maze and family play.
Penn Yan, New York
Apple Barrel grows more than 20 apple varieties and opens the orchard for pick-your-own during the late-summer and fall harvest.
A farm market, bakery and cidery give visitors places to shop and linger after picking; the farm also schedules seasonal events.
Warwick, New York
Apple Ridge offers pick-your-own apples in a walkable orchard with wagon rides, farm animals and a corn maze during fall weekends.
The farm stand serves cider, donuts and other seasonal food for visitors spending the day on the property.
Poughquag, New York
Barton Orchards combines apple picking with a large public fall attraction that includes hayrides, a corn maze, a petting zoo and play areas.
Food concessions, a tap room, live entertainment and scheduled festivals make this more than a quick orchard stop.
LaFayette, New York
Beak & Skiff opens its hillside orchard for apple picking and posts the varieties currently available to pick.
The campus also includes a bakery, market, tasting room, food service and children’s activities, with live events on selected dates.
Gasport, New York
Becker Farms includes pick-your-own apples in a public fall season with wagon rides, farm animals and family activity areas.
Visitors can also use the farm market, bakery, winery and brew pub; lodging is available on the property.
Lockport, New York
Blackman Homestead opens its orchard for reservation-based apple picking on selected September and October dates.
The farm store carries its apples, fresh cider and seasonal goods, and the property also has a livestock operation.
Rexford, New York
Bowman Orchards offers pick-your-own apples with many varieties ripening across the harvest season.
Wagon rides, a corn maze, children’s activities, a bakery and farm store turn the orchard into a broader fall outing.
Cazenovia, New York
Critz Farms opens apple trees for public picking during its fall harvest celebration.
The farm pairs the orchard with pumpkins, a corn maze, wagon rides, animal areas, food and a tasting room for its cider and beer.
Congers, New York
Dr. Davies Farm is a long-running Rockland County orchard offering public apple picking from late summer into fall.
Visitors walk or ride to the picking blocks, and the farm stand sells apples, cider, donuts and seasonal produce.
Highland, New York
DuBois Farms offers pick-your-own apples across an orchard with a wide selection of familiar and less-common varieties.
A bakery, farm market, café, tavern, play area and farm animals provide a full public visit beyond the picking fields.
Hopewell Junction, New York
Fishkill Farms runs a reservation-based pick-your-own program with apples ripening from summer through the fall.
The eco-certified orchard also has a farm store, cider tasting room, food and seasonal events, including weekend programming.
Red Hook, New York
Greig Farm invites visitors to pick apples in season and updates its site with what is ready in the fields.
The Hudson Valley property also has a market and café, walking trails, picnic space and goats that visitors can feed.
Locke, New York
Grisamore Farms grows a broad mix of fruit and opens its apple orchard for pick-your-own during the harvest season.
Its retail market carries farm fruit, vegetables, cider, baked goods and locally made products.
Water Mill, New York
Hank’s runs weekend and holiday apple picking in an orchard with multiple varieties ripening through the fall.
The larger attraction includes pumpkin fields, corn mazes, play areas, wagon rides, a market and seasonal food.
Riverhead, New York
Harbes Orchard offers apple picking from dwarf trees, with more than two dozen varieties scheduled across the season.
Orchard admission also covers family activities, and the Riverhead site sells cider, donuts and other fall food.
North Salem, New York
Harvest Moon opens its orchard for apple picking as part of a ticketed fall season in northern Westchester County.
The farm also operates a market, bakery and cidery and schedules live music and family activities on event days.
Holley, New York
Hurd Orchards offers pick-your-own apples and publishes seasonal hours and crop availability for visitors.
The historic fruit farm also has an Apple Barn, preserves, baked goods, lunches and reservation events centered on the harvest.
Modena, New York
Hurds Family Farm grows many apple varieties for pick-your-own, with smaller trees designed for family picking.
Orchard trails, hayrides, a corn maze, farm animals and play activities are offered through several admission packages.
Ithaca, New York
Indian Creek posts frequent harvest updates for its pick-your-own apple blocks just outside Ithaca.
Visitors can also buy produce at the roadside stand and use the farm’s picnic areas while apple varieties rotate through the season.
Altamont, New York
Indian Ladder Farms opens its apple orchard for public picking and maintains a harvest calendar for ripening varieties.
The property also includes a farm market, bakery, café, cidery and brewery, plus animal areas and seasonal events.
New Paltz, New York
Jenkins-Lueken operates a public pick-your-own orchard with apples available across a long late-summer and fall window.
The farm stand remains part of the visit, selling orchard fruit, cider, donuts and other seasonal products.
Newburgh, New York
Lawrence Farms opens its apple blocks for pick-your-own and updates visitors as additional varieties ripen.
The diversified farm also offers other pickable produce, a farm market, play village and picnic space.
Calverton, New York
Lewin Farms offers pick-your-own apples from late summer into October, depending on the crop and weather.
The Long Island farm also operates seasonal fields for other produce, a corn maze and a large farm stand nearby.
Warwick, New York
Masker Orchards lets visitors drive into the orchard, park near the trees and pick apples by the bag.
The orchard’s fall season includes a country store, food, family entertainment and picnic areas among its hillside blocks.
Tivoli, New York
Mead Orchards opens its apple trees for pick-your-own on a working Hudson Valley fruit farm.
A farm market, weekend food and a corn maze accompany the fall harvest, with other fruits offered earlier in the year.
Water Mill, New York
Milk Pail opens its dwarf apple orchard for pick-your-own with varieties changing throughout the Hamptons harvest season.
Visitors can also pick pumpkins and flowers when available and buy cider, donuts and apples at the nearby market.
Clintondale, New York
Minard’s offers pick-your-own apples with a seasonal schedule covering multiple varieties.
The fall operation includes hayrides, a corn maze, play attractions, food and a farm market, with admission packages varying by day.
Warwick, New York
Ochs Orchard offers public apple picking on a hillside farm with Hudson Valley views.
Its farm market carries apples, cider, donuts, vegetables, ice cream and other seasonal products from the orchard and surrounding farms.
North Salem, New York
Outhouse Orchards offers apple picking as part of its public fall harvest season.
The orchard also has pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, food and a farm stand, with ticketed entry on busy dates.
Warwick, New York
Pennings Orchard opens its apple trees for pick-your-own and posts a seasonal guide to available varieties.
The grounds also include a farm market, food, a beer garden, entertainment and family activities on selected fall dates.
Milton, New York
Prospect Hill Orchards offers pick-your-own apples on a seventh-generation Hudson Valley fruit farm.
Visitors can also find pears, cider, a farm market and a taproom, with music and food scheduled on some weekends.
Red Hook, New York
Rose Hill Farm opens its ecologically managed orchard for pick-your-own apples, including heritage and cider varieties.
The farm’s public side also includes a taproom, fruit sales, food pop-ups and events tied to the harvest.
Kinderhook, New York
Samascott Orchards runs a large seasonal pick-your-own operation where apples remain the signature crop.
The farm grows many other fruits and vegetables, while its separate garden market offers a bakery, ice cream and local foods.
Webster, New York
Schutt’s Apple Mill opens several orchard acres for pick-your-own apples from late summer through fall.
Its year-round market, cider mill, bakery and tasting room add fresh cider, fried cakes and local products to the visit.
New Hampton, New York
Soons Orchards offers limited pick-your-own apple sessions alongside a longstanding farm market and cider operation.
The market and nearby tasting room sell orchard fruit, baked goods, hard cider and other regional products.
Stone Ridge, New York
Stone Ridge Orchard welcomes the public for apple picking on a historic Hudson Valley farm.
The property also makes cider, hosts food and music, and uses its farm stand and orchard grounds for seasonal gatherings.
Cutchogue, New York
Wickham’s Fruit Farm opens its apple orchard for pick-your-own as varieties ripen through the North Fork season.
The historic farm also sells fruit, cider and donuts and offers wagon transportation to some picking areas.
Yorktown Heights, New York
Wilkens Fruit & Fir Farm offers pick-your-own apples with a posted schedule for varieties ripening from late summer into fall.
Visitors ride to the orchard and can stop at the bakery, farm market and country store after picking.
Aquebogue, New York
Woodside Orchards offers apple picking at its Aquebogue location, with the season beginning in September.
The North Fork orchard is also known for fresh and hard cider, donuts and a tasting room at its Jamesport site.
New York harvest guide
New York apple orchards range from quiet pick-your-own fields to large fall destinations with wagon rides, corn mazes, bakeries, cider rooms, farm animals, and live events. Decide whether you want a straightforward picking trip or a full day of activities before comparing admission policies.
Families with younger children may also want to compare New York petting zoos and pumpkin patches. For a quieter crop-focused visit, the state’s u-pick flower farms provide another seasonal option.
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