The pick-your-own season starts on Friday, June 2nd. Reservations are required to participate in pick-your-own.
RESERVATION SCHEDULER
PYO reservations for now through Friday, June 9th are now posted.
How many reservations do I need? Making at least one pick-your-own reservation per 1-5 guests or general orchard admission per person is required to participate in pick-your-own. An additional 2 people can be added to the reservation at check-in for $8 each. If you’d like to pick additional fruit or more than one type of fruit we offer “add-ons” in smaller quantities. Add-ons are purchased when you arrive at the farm as availability allows. See below for more details.
Reservation posting schedule: We will post berry reservations roughly 2-3 days in advance. We anticipate opening reservations for early next next week on Sunday, and reservations for the following weekend by Thursday evening. You do not need reservations to visit our farm store, grill or the Treasury Cider Bar.
Are reservations available? If you see the message “No times are available at the moment. Please check back again soon”, between the dates posted above, it means reservations are sold out. We do not have a waitlist, but as soon as someone cancels, their spot is automatically opened back up to the public. Cancellations do occur, so we recommend you check back occasionally for open spots.
For more FAQ’s, please see our FAQ page.
Want to pick more than one thing? We have add-ons.
Add any of the following on to your pick-your-own reservation when you arrive at the farm (while supplies last)*:
• Strawberries
Pick-Your-Own Hours:
Pick-your-own hours are generally 9 am-5 pm Tuesday through Sunday when in season, but are subject to reservation availability. Weather and crop availability may change these hours.
Pet Policy:
Dogs/pets are not allowed in our orchard, anywhere where food is grown, or in our farm store. Dogs are allowed in our courtyard and at the Treasury Cider Bar. Dogs/pets must be cleaned up after and remain on a leash at all times. Service animals protected by ADA may accompany their owners where they need to.
FAQ’s & What To Expect
FARM RULES & PROCEDURES:
- Do not pick more than your reservation allows unless we have add-ons available for purchase
- You must pay for what you pick before eating it. Plan accordingly and pick only what you intend to purchase
- Only pick crops designated for Pick Your Own– picking unripe or unlisted crops will result in an additional fee
- Fruit picked cannot be consumed in the field and should be washed/eaten at home
- Picking containers will be provided—you are not allowed to bring your own container(s)
- No large bags or coolers may be brought on the premises. ALL bags, containers, and strollers brought into Pick-Your-Own areas may be searched by staff upon exiting. Unfortunately, produce theft is a major issue.
- Do not climb trees or shake branches
- Do not drop, throw or waste fruit – we work hard to grow it
- If you are sick or not feeling well, stay home
- Pet Policy: Dogs/pets are not allowed in our orchard, anywhere where food is grown, or in our farm store. Dogs are allowed in our courtyard and at the Treasury Cider Bar. Dogs/pets must be cleaned up after and remain on a leash at all times. Service animals protected by ADA may accompany their owners where they need to.
SEASONAL OVERVIEW
Farm Map & Detailed Seasonality
The Pick-Your-Own season kicks off in early June with strawberries and ever-so-sweet sugar snap peas. July brings sweet and sour cherries as well as our certified organic raspberries, blackberries and blueberries. Late July and August mark the harvest of juicy, tree-ripened peaches and nectarines as well as an extensive variety of heirloom tomatoes and eggplants.
The season culminates in the fall with more than a dozen classic NY apples, heirloom varieties, and pumpkin-picking. The spectacular views, lovely fall weather, and the satisfaction of picking your own organic, sustainably grown fruits and vegetables combine for great family-friendly fun. Check this Apple Ripening Chart to help plan your visit! Still don’t see the apple you’re looking for? We grow over 100 varieties, so give us a call or shoot us an email to see if we have it.
Mid-September through mid-October, we have our annual Harvest Festival Weekends, with plenty of homemade food, live music, hayrides, donuts and cider!
We’re a real, working farm and not a theme park; so we have farm animals (3 sheep) but no petting zoo. Our passion is growing real food and sharing the joys of farming with our community.
