About Chudleigh's
Chudleigh's is a three-generation family apple farm on Regional Road 25 just north of Milton. It grew from the family orchard into a full farm outing, and on a day ticket you get the orchard, a children's play area and the market, plus farm animals, a nature trail and a fire pit.
Early apples are ready in mid-to-late August, and the main picking season is September and October. At the information booth you can taste the varieties that are ripe before you head into the rows, and you only pay for the apples you keep. Once the trees are picked out, as they were by mid-October 2026, the farm sells bagged apples picked from the tops of the trees, and pumpkin picking takes over.
Food is a big part of the visit. The farm has The Windmill Restaurant, The Silo Bar and The Market & Ice Box, and only food bought on site can be eaten there, except at the picnic area by the pond north of the entrance drive, where you can bring your own lunch. In summer the farm hosts music nights, and it books school trips, celebrations and corporate groups. In town, the farm's Blossom Café on Main Street in Milton can be visited without a ticket.
Kelso Lavender is about 8 km to the southwest near Milton, roughly 15 minutes away, so a late-summer day can include early apples here and the lavender and sunflower fields there.
What to do
- Pick your own apples, mid-August through October (peak September–October)
- Taste the ripe varieties at the information booth before picking
- Pick a pumpkin in October
- Eat at The Windmill Restaurant or The Silo Bar
- Walk the nature trail and visit the farm animals
- Catch a summer music night
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Apples from mid-to-late August, peak September and October; pumpkins in October; summer music nights
- Hours
- Open every day including holidays in season (2026); tickets give a timed three-hour entry
- Admission
- Timed, day-specific tickets sold online in advance only; prices on their website
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed (not in restaurants, the farm animal area or on the tractor ride)
- Accessibility
- Wheelchairs welcome and one accessible washroom; some ground is uneven
- Reservations
- Required
- Payment
- Card and contactless only; no cash
Tips for your visit
- Buy tickets online before you go; there are no walk-ins
- Leave cash at home; the farm takes cards and contactless payment only
- Bring a packed lunch only if you'll eat it at the picnic area by the pond
- Parking is free
Pair it with a lavender farm
Kelso Lavender · about 15 minutes away
Pair a Chudleigh's orchard visit with Kelso Lavender, about 15 minutes southwest near Milton.
Getting there
Questions
Can I buy tickets at the gate?
No. Tickets are sold online in advance only and are timed for a three-hour visit.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, on a leash, but not in the restaurant areas, the farm animal area or on the tractor ride.
When is apple picking best?
September and October, with early apples from mid-to-late August.
Do they take cash?
No. Only card and contactless payments are accepted.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Caledon, Erin & Orangeville, Ontario
Checked in October 2026 against the business’s own website and local tourism pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
