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Farm Day Trips · Kind of stop
Our Farm Day Trips directory has 78 orchards in 18 states. Many are close to a lavender farm, so you can visit both in one day.
78 places · updated November 6, 2026
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78 places, picked and checked by hand
Willcox family farm picking apples, peaches and vegetables July through October since 1986, with a corn maze, pumpkins and free admission.
Payne’s Orchards is a family fruit-growing property in Bacchus Marsh. Visitors can book seasonal fruit picking, with the available crop changing through the harvest calendar.
Silvan farm worked by the Chapman family since 1894, with booked cherry picking late November to early January and walk-in berry picking.
Yarra Valley cherry orchard dating to 1940, with booked two-hour pick-and-eat sessions November to early January and a blossom festival each spring.
Wandin North cherry grower dating to 1893, its farm gate shop reopening 7 November 2026, open daily 9 to 5 with fresh cherries and jams.
Ancaster orchard planted in 1965 with pick-your-own apples in 13 varieties from early September to mid-October and a from-scratch pie bakery.
Prince Edward County family orchard since 1967, with pick-your-own apples and tomatoes from August to October and apple fritters in the bakery.
Hilltop orchard in Freelton with pick-your-own apples and sunflowers on fall weekends, September 5 to October 31, 2026, plus a corn maze.
Fourth-generation Laval orchard with about 10,000 apple trees; pick McIntosh, Cortland and more from mid-August to late October, $32 a bag in 2026.
Family apple farm near Milton with pick-your-own apples peaking in September and October, pumpkins in fall and timed tickets booked online only.
Mirabel apple orchard where a tractor wagon takes pickers to the trees; the 2026 season opened August 29, with Honeycrisp in late September.
Oka orchard and cidery with picking from July cherries to fall apples and pumpkins, a bistro, and picnic baskets served in the orchard.
Saint-Eustache family orchard with apple and pumpkin picking, tractor rides and a mini-farm; the 2026 fall season opened September 5.
Lanaudière orchard and cider house with more than 53 apple varieties to pick from about August 20 to a week after Thanksgiving.
Certified organic orchard in Saint-Joseph-du-Lac with 18-plus apple varieties to pick daily mid-August to late October, plus pears and plums.
Trottier family orchard since 1925 above Lac des Deux Montagnes, with apple picking daily mid-August to late October and a cidery opened in 2020.
Rabun County farm market with a fall corn maze, hayrides and fried apple pies, plus blueberry, blackberry and muscadine picking in season.
Alto Pass orchard farmed by one family since 1873, selling its own peaches and apples at a farm market from late June through October.
Carlinville orchard growing 26 apple varieties plus peaches and pumpkins, with U-pick apples from Labor Day and a free October Pumpkin Festival.
Champaign orchard with 25-plus apple varieties to pick or buy, cider and apple donuts, and a fall pumpkin patch; open July 20 to December 23.
Family orchard east of Edwardsville with 21 apple varieties to pick from late August into November; free entry, with apples at $2.60 a pound.
Family orchard near the Wisconsin line with about 20,000 trees and 30-plus apple varieties to pick, open daily late August through October 31.
Marengo family orchard with weekend apple picking in September and October, then October pumpkin hayrides, a 5-acre corn maze and cider donuts.
Mount Morris family orchard open weekends 8 to 4 from late August in 2026, growing apples and aronia berries, with fall U-pick and cider donuts.
Family orchard in Poplar Grove since 1964, with apple picking September through October and cider donuts made daily from its own pressed cider.
Woodstock orchard with about 16,000 apple trees, U-pick from late August to November 1 in 2026, plus a corn maze, pig races and cider donuts.
Goshen orchard farmed by one family since 1922, growing 19 apple varieties, with U-pick pumpkins and free hayrides on fall weekends.
Family apple orchard near Kendallville since 1969, with a farm market selling its apples, cider and apple butter and fall orchard tours by appointment.
Sixth-generation La Porte orchard where wagons carry pickers to apples, berries, peaches and pumpkins from late May to Oct. 31, plus a donut market.
Michigan City fruit farm and market on Wozniak Road with picked fruit and U-pick apples; the 2026 market season ended October 14.
Shelby County orchard stand near Waldron selling its own peaches from July, apples from August and cider pressed on site, late August to October.
Westminster orchard farmed by the Baugher family since 1904, with pick-your-own strawberries from mid-May and apples and pumpkins in fall.
Family orchard in Harvard with U-pick berries from July, peaches in August and more than a dozen apple varieties from late August into fall.
Berkshires family orchard on Lenox Mountain since 1947, with U-pick apples from Labor Day into October and a year-round market of cider and doughnuts.
South Natick orchard farmed since 1651, with U-pick apples and Asian pears into October, a 2-acre corn maze and a taproom pouring its own cider.
Orchard and farm market near Tecumseh since 1958, with U-pick apples from late August, fry-cake donuts and cider pressed on site.
213-acre orchard near Charlotte with organic U-pick apples from August into November, plus blueberries, peaches, cider, donuts and wine.
Coloma orchard market selling its own apples and pears each fall; U-pick cherries, peaches and apples paused in 2026 for a short crop.
Cider mill on the Huron River in Dexter since 1886, wood-pressing fresh cider and frying cinnamon donuts from late August into November.
Sixth-generation Fennville orchard with U-pick cherries, peaches and apples, plus a 20-acre corn maze and weekend hayrides in fall.
Kobernik family's certified organic cherry orchard near Frankfort, with a short u-pick window for sweet cherries in July ($7.50 a pound in 2026).
Grand Rapids orchard founded in 1911 with a cider mill, Apple Haus bakery and winery, plus weekend U-pick apples in September and October.
Old orchard west of Greenville that the Petersen family bought in 2019, now home to Applewood Kitchen + Bar and its 20 hard ciders on tap.
Hanulcik Farm Market & Orchard is a family fruit-growing business in Ionia. The farm sells seasonal produce and offers selected pick-your-own dates for crops including peaches.
Ithaca cider mill just off US-127, open year-round Monday to Saturday, pressing cider on site with from-scratch donuts, pies and fudge.
Kalamazoo fruit farm since 1960 and cider mill since 1962, known for unpasteurized cider, daily donuts, a long pie list and a zip line.
Family orchard northeast of Manchester since 1881, growing over 100 apple varieties and pressing cider on an 1890 Mount Gilead press.
Family orchard between Ypsilanti and Milan since 1942, with U-pick apples, fresh donuts and cider; 2026 fall season opened Sept. 10.
Family fruit farm north of Rockford with U-pick Honeycrisp, Gala and Jonagold apples into early November in 2026 and a market of produce and pumpkins.
Family-run Sparta farm market open June to November, with U-pick apples and pumpkins and an award-winning cider mill open daily each fall.
Family orchard on the Ridge near Sparta since 1989, with U-pick apples and pumpkins, a corn maze and wood-fired pizza from August to October.
Fruit Ridge family orchard near Sparta with U-pick from 13 apple varieties, September 8 to October 31, a pumpkin patch and weekend cider donuts.
Family orchard north of St. Johns, planted in 1852, with U-pick apples and fresh cider and donuts on fall weekends in September and October.
Beck family cider mill on US-127 north of St. Johns with a daily pie barn, hard cider taproom, 9-acre corn maze and fall festival weekends.
Ypsilanti orchard run by the Wiard family since 1837, with a fall Country Fair open Wednesday to Sunday, U-pick apples and a cider mill.
Fourth-generation Farmington farm with weekend U-pick apples and pumpkins, a daily fall market Sept–Nov, and a $7 hay wagon ride (2026).
Johnson family orchard two miles south of Afton State Park with free entry, pick-your-own pumpkins and live music on fall Sundays.
Hillside orchard near Jordan with pick-your-own apples and pumpkins, a giant corn maze and wagon rides, open daily Aug 15–Nov 1, 2026.
Lakeville U-pick orchard with apples from late August to late October, no entry fee, a free pumpkin patch and hedge maze, and weekend hayrides.
Family orchard near Montgomery with 12 apple varieties to pick, hard ciders and apple wines made from its own fruit, and miles of trails.
Northfield orchard selling 27 Minnesota-grown apple varieties, open daily 9 to 5, with rose and water gardens, a koi pond and room to picnic.
Brooklyn fruit shop run by the Spitz family since 1957, making fruit platters, gift baskets and in-house juices, open daily from 8 a.m.
The 90-acre Castleton orchard the Goold family started in 1910, reopened in 2026 with U-pick apples, a bakery and a cidery tasting room.
Greytown orchard a short walk from Main Street with pick-your-own apples and pears on weekends, late February to King's Birthday weekend.
Heirloom apple orchard planted in 1908 at Blue Ridge Parkway milepost 328.3, with free admission, live music and U-pick tours early May to October.
Doylestown orchard where U-pick apples run mid-September into October and pumpkins fill October weekends, with pies baked at the farm market.
Orchard north of Lebanon with a market since 1956, U-pick pumpkins, cider donuts and a 30-attraction Apple Play Yard, open into November in 2026.
Fifth-generation Lebanon fruit farm, in the Irons family since 1913, with U-pick apples and a 12-acre corn maze on fall weekends.
Fourth-generation Rittman orchard, started in 1929, with a year-round market selling its own apples, peaches and cider, plus pies and fry pies.
Yellow Springs family orchard with 3,000-plus fruit trees and a farm market open June through December, plus weekend sunflower and pumpkin picking in fall.
Lancaster pick-your-own farm since 1970 with 30 cherry and 45 apple varieties, cherries from mid-June, and a farm market open all year.
Brogdale Collections opens the National Fruit Collection to visitors through orchard walks, guided tours, seasonal events and practical courses.
A Nelson County orchard farmed by one family since 1752, growing 19 apple varieties; Pink Lady U-pick runs Oct. 31 to Nov. 8 in 2026.
Family orchard north of Egg Harbor since 1958 with pick-your-own tart cherries in summer, apples in fall and cart rides to the trees.
Fish Creek orchard farmed by the Lautenbach family since 1955, with a bakery, farm market and about 50 estate-grown wines and hard ciders.
Driftless orchard east of Richland Center, family-run since 1904, with 20-plus apple varieties, cider donuts and grape picking August–October.
Five-generation Carlson family farm north of Sister Bay with pick-your-own sweet cherries in summer and pumpkins, flowers and sunflowers in fall.
Five-generation Door County cherry farm north of Sister Bay with a farm market open May through October and pick-your-own cherries in July.
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