Pick your own apples from 20 varieties, as well as other produce at this farm. The farm market also offers farm fresh and local produce, local meat and dairy items, and other products. It has a cafe and bakery on site, offering breakfast and lunch, apple cider donuts and pies, and more.
Pick your own apples on this third generation farm.
Pick your own on this fifth generation family farm includes apples (13 varieties) and pumpkins, as well as cherries and peaches thorughout the year, and other produce prepicked in the farm store. They also have hayrides and fresh apple cider.
Pick your own apples from a dozen varieties between early September and October.
Pick your own apples and pumpkins. They also have a corn maze and a treetop adventure. Enjoy apple cider, cider donuts and pie, and other treats, plus a full concession stand.
Pick your own apples, pumpkins, and more. You can feed the goats and visit the koi pond while visiting. They offer a craft market and an art gallery on site. They also have two accomodations to stay on the farm (one a studio, on a two bedroom house).
Rose Hill Farm was established in 1812, on land purchased by the original owner in 1798, and was the only fruit farm among the state’s ten Bicentennial Family Farms in 2001, six generations later. After transitioning to a pick-your-own apple farm about twenty years ago, other produce was added for the pick your own, including […]
Pick your own includes apples. They also have pumpkins and other produce available in the farm store, and at their farmers markets in the area. They have pies, jams and jellies, honey, fresh apple cider, and more available for purchase.
Pick your own apples at this fourth generation family farm.
Pick your own apples – they have heirloom, European, regional, and newer varieties of apples to choose from, available between late August and October.
