Peach picking in Boston, MA

An organic pick-your-own orchard in southern New Hampshire. Its own site describes itself in one line and publishes no hours, season dates or prices.

Picking runs April to October across nine crops, starting with tulips in mid-April and finishing with apples in mid-October. The farm store opens 8am to 6pm daily.

Picking runs late May to November across eight crops. The fields open Wednesday to Sunday, 8am to 4pm, closed Monday and Tuesday, with 4pm the last entrance or until picked out, whichever comes first.

Blueberry picking runs Thursday to Sunday 8am to 4pm at $6 a pound. Apple picking is Friday to Sunday 10am to 4pm, $16 a half peck or $30 a peck. No admission fee.

Pick-your-own runs mid-June through the end of October across seven crops. At the time of checking it was blueberry, flower and peach season.

Open daily 8am to 6pm. Picking is now sold as prepaid containers rather than by weight: blueberries $12.75 a quart, peaches $30 a half peck, apples $35 a peck. After 5pm picking is prepaid only.

Open for the season Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Pick-your-own fruits run as they come into season across summer and autumn.

The country store is open July to November, Tuesday to Sunday 9am to 5pm. Cherries come at the end of June, blueberries July and August, peaches August and September, apples September and October, vegetables July to September.

An orchard at Harvard whose own site refused automated reading on both the home page and its pick-your-own page.

The farm store opens 9am to 5pm. The orchard is one of the busiest in the region and publishes no season dates or prices on any readable page.

The 2026 season began on 30 July. Open Wednesday to Friday 9am to 5pm and weekends 9am to 3pm, closed Monday and Tuesday through August. Apple picking begins Labor Day weekend and the hours change then.

Picking is open 9am to 6pm every day in safe weather, with the farmstand open 9am to 7pm. The farm does not itemise its picking crops.

A large Londonderry orchard whose own site refused automated reading on both the home page and its pick-your-own page.

The farm opens for the season on Saturday 22 August for pick-your-own apples and peaches, and opens every day thereafter. It takes cards and Apple Pay everywhere and no cash or cheques at all.

Pick-your-own runs June through September, every day 7am to 1pm. At the time of checking the farm was picking peaches, nectarines and plums.

In the farm's own words, "Our fields come alive June through October with berries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins." It publishes no hours or prices.

Open 9am to 6pm daily, with picking fields closing at 6pm and the last admission at 5pm. The blueberry field was open at the time of checking.

Open 7am to 6pm daily. Pick-your-own blueberries and cut-your-own flowers run 8am to 5pm. Peach picking was paused at the time of checking, in the farm's words "taking a pause today" after its Peach Festival.

An orchard at North Scituate with a farm stand and its own cider press. Its site refers to seasonal pick-your-own without naming crops, hours or prices.

Open 10am to 5:30pm on weekdays and 9am to 5pm at weekends. The farm is cash only and keeps a cash machine on site for the people who forget.

A large Hollis farm whose own site refused automated reading on both the home page and its pick-your-own page.

Both farm stands open daily 9am to 5pm. Blueberry picking runs 9am to 4pm daily with the last entrance at 3:30pm. The farm picks five crops across the year.

A large Harvard orchard best known for its cider. Its own site carries a pick-your-own section but publishes no hours, season dates or prices.

Open Thursday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm, with the orchard noting that hours are subject to change. Peaches, nectarines and blackberries are the pick-your-own crops.

Opening for the season on 21 August 2026 with peaches, plums and early apples, Fridays to Sundays 10am to 6pm. Pick-your-own proper begins in September, on or after Labor Day weekend.

A Sandwich farm on Cape Cod whose own website failed an SSL handshake and could not be read.

An orchard at Merrimack growing apples, peaches and pumpkins. Its own site does not say which of them are open to picking, nor publish hours or prices.

An orchard at Sherborn whose own website has a mismatched security certificate and could not be read in two attempts.

An orchard at West Newbury whose own website has an expired or mismatched security certificate and could not be read.

U-pick season is open, with peaches and early apples picking at the time of checking. Admission is required for the orchard, maze and play areas, and the farm does not publish the price.