Apple picking in New York, NY

Open every day year round, 9am to 8pm, with pick-your-own every day from May to October. Asparagus opens the season, which nothing else in this region picks.

In the orchard's own capitals: "Due to a devastating freeze during blossom time, fruits will be thin this year. NO CHERRIES FOR 2026!" Everything else runs to its usual calendar, strawberries in June through apples from late August to November.

There is no peach u-pick in 2026, in the orchard's own words, "due to April freeze". Apple picking is limited and starts 12 September. Pumpkin picking returns on autumn weekends.

Open daily. The farm publishes a "What Can I Pick Today" page and an Annual Harvest Schedule rather than fixed crop dates, and a weekly circular for what is ready.

Apple season begins 29 August and pick-your-own pumpkins on 19 September. In the orchard's own words, "we will not have a Pick-Your-Own Peach season this year". Open Thursday to Sunday, 9am to 6pm.

Open every day 10am to 5pm from 19 June to 22 November. Entry is $5 a person on weekdays and $10 at weekends and on holidays, with college students free on production of a valid ID.

Apple picking runs 28 August to 30 October and pumpkin picking starts late September. New for 2026 are themed special events and a Farmer 5K course.

Opening 5 September for the 2026 season and running to early November, seven days a week, 9am to 5pm.

The final pick-your-own blueberry weekend is 21 to 23 August at half price, and the first apples, Zestar and Sweet Maia, are ready. Parking and entry are free.

The farm publishes a ripening calendar rather than fixed dates. Pick-your-own is at the Califon Orchards site: apples, strawberries, peaches, pumpkins and flowers.

Apple picking and autumn activities begin in September, with the pumpkin field opening later that month. Admission is $50 a car, which includes a half-bushel bag holding up to twenty-two pounds of apples. U-pick is cash only.

Raspberries are in season at the time of checking. The Sunflower Festival ran 8 to 9 and 15 to 16 August, and Berry Fest 13 to 14 June. No outside food is allowed on autumn weekends and holidays.

In the orchard's own words, "NO peach picking this season". Flower and vegetable picking runs 9am to 5pm, with vegetable picking closed on Mondays.

The farmstand is open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm and closed Sundays. Pick-your-own runs 10am to 3pm, and at the time of checking peaches and berries were picking on Saturdays.

The 2026 season is the farm's 110th harvest and opens on 22 August. Peaches start in August, apples in early September, pumpkins in October and Christmas trees after Thanksgiving. Open Wednesday to Monday, closed Tuesdays.

The farm expects, in its own words, "a ver abbreviated pyo season" in 2026 after spring freeze damage that largely took the peaches. Apple picking usually opens the first weekend in September and runs to late October.

The farm market opens daily 8am to 6pm year round. Apple picking runs September to October, 9am to 4:30pm. Cherries and flowers are also picked.

In the orchard's own words: "Mother Nature gave apple farmers some 'tough love' this year! From Virginia to Albany farmers lost most or all of their apples in a deep freeze in April 2026." Apple picking still starts 29 August, and pumpkin picking is starting early.

Opening for the season on 18 September 2026. Open Friday to Sunday 10am to 6pm, with picking 10am to 5pm and hayrides noon to 5pm at weekends only.

The regular season runs 29 July to 4 November, with apple and pumpkin picking through the autumn. Hours are Friday to Sunday and run late, to 9pm on Friday and Saturday.

Berry picking, in June and early July, is closed for the season. The roadside stand restocks daily from mid August to December. Autumn apple and grape picking opens mid September and runs to the end of October.

In the farm's own words: "We are now open for the 2026 season! Join us daily from 8am to 5pm." Pick-your-own peaches, apples and pumpkins each have their own season.

Pick-your-own is by reservation only, which almost nothing else in this region requires. Store hours change seasonally. Eco-certified peaches and flowers are the crops the farm names.

Peach picking ran the weekend of 22 and 23 August. The farm store is open every day 9am to 5pm. Dogs are no longer permitted, service animals excepted.

The farm publishes a month-by-month calendar: blueberries in July, peaches and zinnias in August, apples in September, apples and pumpkins in October. The store opens 9am to 6pm and the fields close at 5pm.

Open seven days, 9am to 5pm. The orchard picks apples, berries and pumpkins, with the apple season opening the last weekend in August.

The season starts on Memorial Day weekend and runs to the end of October for apples and pumpkins. Open June to October, 9am to 4pm daily, with the last entry for picking at 4pm.

Open weekends only, September through October, 9am to 5pm, plus Labor Day and Columbus Day weekends. Fifteen apple varieties are available for picking from the first weekend in September to the last weekend in October.

The orchard's own website is behind a Cloudflare security block and could not be read, so nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed.

Pick-your-own hours change week to week. The week of 17 to 23 August ran 9am to 6pm daily; through the autumn picking is weekends only. The market is open seven days, 9am to 6:30pm.

Open for pick-your-own peaches through August, weekends 9am to 4pm, running each weekend through the first weekend in September. Entry is $5 a person for anyone over two.

In the orchard's own words, "U-Pick apples and Asian pears are available from labor day weekend till the end of October." Picking runs daily 10am to 5pm. The site was last dated to a previous season when checked.

The farmstand opens 9am to 6pm and picking 10am to 4:30pm. Apple picking starts Labor Day weekend. There is free parking and no orchard fee, and it is cash or cheque only.

Pick-your-own apples run 5 September to 1 November 2026, daily 11am to 6pm. A half-bushel bag holding twenty-two pounds costs $40. The orchard grows more than sixty-five varieties and rotates what is open through the season.

In the farm's own words, "From July-October our Pick-Your-Own offers an assortment of fruits, vegetables & zinnias." The winery opens 11am to 5pm at weekends.

Pick-your-own is open weekends only, 9am to 4pm, for peaches and apples. The farm market is open seven days a week, 8am to 6pm.

The orchard publishes no website. Nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed and it should be rung before travelling.

The orchard opens daily 10am to 5pm "while apples last" and closes when the crop is finished. It is cash or Venmo only. At the time of checking the site still showed the 2025 season as closed.

The farm stand is open for the season, 9am to 6pm every day. Peach picking is $20 a half-peck bag or $5 to enter without one. Flower picking is $30 a bucket plus a hayride ticket.

Picking runs Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 4:30pm, with admission at $3 a person. At the time of checking the crops were tomatoes, peppers and aubergine. Strawberries, peas and lettuce run late May to June, and the season runs May to December.

Opening for the season on Saturday 29 August and running to 31 October. Apple picking is $20 a person on weekdays and $27 at weekends and on holidays, including a three-pound bag and the activities. Credit cards only.

The farm's own site carries a pick-your-own section but its pages returned no readable content, so no season dates, crops or prices are confirmed.

The Fall Festival runs 30 August to 1 November, weekdays 10am to 6pm and weekends 9am to 5pm, with apple and pumpkin picking. Tickets are sold online.

The farm publishes a four-line calendar and asks you to call before visiting: strawberries late May to June, peaches July to August, apples and pumpkins September to October, Christmas trees November to December. Hours vary seasonally.

The market opens at six in the morning year round. September and October are daily 6am to 5pm; the rest of the year is 6am to 5pm on weekdays and 6am to 3pm at weekends. The picking crops are not published.

The orchard publishes nothing readable about its picking season. Its own site returned an empty page when checked, and its Google listing points at a menu page rather than a picking page.

The orchard publishes no hours, no season dates and no prices on its own site. It confirms it runs pick-your-own alongside its cidery.

The orchard has no website, only a Facebook page, and publishes no season dates, hours or prices that could be read.