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Hudson Valley U-Pick'em Farms, Markets, Orchards

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Farm markets are gaining in popularity throughout the Hudson Valley. Each market is particularly unique to its locale and offers a variety of home grown or produced foodstuffs. Seasonal fruits and vegetables abound but that's not all. Markets offer plants, herbs, fresh honey and maple syrup, eggs, specialty cheeses, homemade pies, breads, cookies, candies and even soaps. Organics abound to lure the purists. From Spring's earliest offerings through to Fall's harvest of crisp apples and colorful squashes, there's nothing quite like that fresh-from-the-garden (or orchard) quality that only a farmers' markets can provide.

Albany County

Indian Ladder Farms: 342 Altamont Rd.; Altamont, NY 12009; (518) 765-2956; Come spend a day at the farm! Located within easy driving distance from New York’s capital and just minutes from the villages of Voorheesville and Altamont, Indian Ladder Farms is the perfect place for those who appreciate nature, fresh foods and the farm experience. Enjoy our seasonal pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and of course apples! Browse our farm store with picked fresh, farm produce, local foods, and unique gifts and toys.

Altamont Orchards: 6654 Dunnsville Road
Altamont, NY 12009
518-861-6515
The Pick Your Own (PYO) Fields are located on Rt. 146 in Altamont. About 1 1/2 miles before the Altamont Fair entrance. Look for the Black and White Sign on Rt. 146

Columbia County

Cherry Ridge Farms: 4150 Route 23; Hudson, NY, 12534; 518-828-7018; Cherry Ridge Farms is a small family farm right on the Hudson river. We sell cherries, peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums, apples and pears

Don Baker Farm: 183 Route 14; Hudson, NY 12534; 518-828-9542; Dale Baker and Mother Nature are the two elements that make all the fruit taste better here than anywhere else. Dale is a third generation grower who creates and selects each and every piece of fruit - and you can taste it in every bite.

Fix Brothers Fruit Farm: 215 White Birch Road; Hudson, NY 12534; (518) 828-7560; The Fix Farm was established in 1899 when John Henry Fix immigrated from Germany and settled with his family in the Hudson Valley in Upstate New York. He gradually added acres enlarging his orchards over the years. His son William Henry continued farming and in 1953 his sons William (Bill) and Robert (Bob) started the third generation and named the farm Fix Bros. At that time, the orchards were sweet and sour cherries and apples. They added more varieties of apples, pears and peaches.

Floyd Merrifield, Jr: Corner of Millbrook & School House Rd; Claverack, NY; 2 mi south of town, via Rt 9H to Co Rd 27 to Millbrook Rd S.; (518) 851-7346; We have good quality apples to pick or ready picked and an old barn with a friendly atmosphere ready to serve you. August-November

Hawthorne Valley Farm: 327 Rte. 21C; Ghent, NY 12075; 518-672-7500; Farm Market

Hotaling's Farm Market: Rt. 9H; Claverack, NY 12513; 518-851-9864; Home-grown fruits and vegetables

Golden Harvest Farms: 3074 US Rte 9; Valatie NY, 12184; 518-758-7683; Award-winning cider donuts, home-made apple cider, and some of the best apples in New York state keep satisfied customers coming back year round to Golden Harvest Farms. Conveniently located on Route 9 in Valatie, NY, Golden Harvest has helped make Columbia County synonymous with big, fresh apples for 4 generations. Golden Harvest boasts one of the largest selection of pumpkins, too.

Kleins Kill Fruit Farms: 469 Route 10; Germantown NY, 12526; (518) 828-6116; Apple Grower

Little River Farm: 97 Orchard Road; Hudson NY, 12534; (518) 828-1790; Apple Grower

Love Apple Farm: 1421 Route 9H; Ghent NY, 12075; 518-828-5048; Not far away, in the "farm" country of New York is a remarkable, get-away from the hustle-bustle, fruit farm. Located in Columbia County, LoveApple Farm has more than 15,000 fruit trees. For over 30 years LoveApple Farm has been bringing "TREE RIPE" fruits to the public. LoveApple Farm is one of the largest growers of tree ripe fruit in the State. Wholesale, Retail and Pick-your-own.

Mark Eger & Bros: 33 Eger Rd.; Hudson NY, 12534; (518) 828-3510; Apple Grower, Roadside Stand, Cider

Mister Cider: 2279 US Route 9; PO Box 229; Livingston, NY 12541; 518-537-5788; Our MisterCider.com Mission is pure and simple. We enable our neighbors and visitors to Columbia County to enjoy farm fresh cider. Folks love to bring some cider home to share and to thrill and to amaze all their good friends and appreciative neighbors back in the city or in the suburbs.

Philip Orchards: Claverack NY, 12513
(518) 851-6351
Apple Grower, U Pick

Rider Farm: 100 Sawmill Rd
Germantown NY, 12526
(518) 537-6843
Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market

Samascott Orchards: 5 Sunset Avenue
Kinderhook NY, 12106
(518) 758-7224
Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market, Cider

Taconic Orchards: 85 Feller Rd
Hudson NY, 12534
(518) 851-7482
Apple Grower, Farm Market

Thompson-Finch Farm: 750 Wiltsie Bridge Rd
Ancram NY, 12502
Phone (518) 329-7578
Apple Grower. U Pick, Roadside Stand

Roxbury Farm: PO Box 338; Kinderhook, NY 12106; 518-758-8558; Description:: Organically grown vegetables and fruit available through our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program and the farmers market in the village of Kinderhook.

The Barn - U Pick Apples: 2510 Route 27
Hudson NY, 12534
518-851-7346; Also, Roadside Stand

Yonder Farms: 37 Maple Ln
Valatie NY, 12184
(518) 758-7011
Apple Grower, U Pick, Roadside Stand

Delaware County

Handsome Brook Farm: 4132 E. Handsome Brook Road
Franklin, NY 13775
607-829-2548; Nestled between the Catskill and the Adirondack Mountains, Handsome Brook Farm offers a unique blend of town and country living. Built in 1836, Handsome Brook Farm is just 4 miles from the picturesque village of Franklin. Located in beautiful Delaware County, New York we are close to the Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown Dreams Park, SUNY Delhi, SUNY Oneonta, and Hartwick College.

Boehm Farm, LLC: 233 A County Rt 26; Climax NY, 12042; (518) 731-6196; Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market

Schnares Sunset Orchards: 1008 State Rte 81; Climax NY, 12042; (518) 731-8846; Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market, Cider

Orange County

Applewood Orchards & Winery: 82 Four Corners Road; off Kings Highway; Warwick, NY; 845-986-1684; Pumpkin picking, all apple varieties. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. On weekends: music, puppet show, face painting.

Blooming Hill Organic Farm: 1251 Route 208; Blooming Grove, NY 10914; 845-782-7310; Family-run working organic farm that sells to New York City's finest restaurants. Farm stand, bakery and grill. Towards the holidays we make fresh wreaths daily with wild evergreens we have foraged. Organic Christmas trees. Jan-Mar, Sat 10-5. March - Dec. Sat & Sun 10-5.

Hodgson's Farm & Garden Center: 2290 Albany Post Rd; Walden, NY 12586; (845) 778 1432; GARDEN CENTER: Full service garden center open April-October. Local grower of outstanding garden plants for over 30 years. U-PICK BERRIES & PRODUCE: Strawberries (June), Blueberries (July), Tomatoes, Peppers and Eggplants (August). Call to confirm crop status and for U-Pick hours. FALL FESTIVAL: Every weekend in October. Open Sat 11am-7pm and Sun 11am-5pm. 2008 Admission $8.50 Adults (Ages 13+), $6.50 Kids (Ages 4-12), Ages 3 and under are Free. Admission includes all activities: Tractor-drawn hayride to 20-acre Pumpkin Field, 3-acre Corn Maze, Straw Maze, Petting Zoo, Haunted House, Magic Shows at 1pm and 4pm, Free Face Painting & Parking. Pumpkin cost determined by weight. Weather permitting. 90 minutes from the George Washington Bridge. 60 minutes from the Tappan Zee Bridge.

Manza Family Farm: Route 211; Montgomery, NY; 845-692-4364; Hayrides, pumpkin picking, straw bale maze, farm animals, farm stand; pony rides, tractor- and horse-drawn hayrides on weekends. Hayrides start at 10 a.m. on weekends. Open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily

Maples Farms: 749 Route 17M; Wallkill, NY; 845-344-0330; Weekend events include hayrides, hay maze, farm animals, haunted barn. Country fair midway. Admission, $6. Pony rides, $3. Barrel rides, $2. Open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Sat., 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun. Hayride is from 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m., weekends.

Ochs Orchard: Route 94; Warwick, a half-mile south of the village.; (845) 986-1591; Pick your own pumpkins and apples. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily; store open until 6 p.m.

Pennings Orchard: Route 94 south; Warwick; (845) 986-7080; Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. Pumpkins and pick-your-own apples. Farmers market, hayrides, haunted house, homemade apple cider doughnuts, hay maze. Gift shop. Children’s activities.

Pierson's Farm: Route 211; Wallkill; (845) 386-1882; Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily through December, closed Wed. On weekends: pumpkins, haunted hayride, 6-9 p.m. Oct. 20, 21, 27 and 28, corn maze, farm animals, kiddie maze and round bale maze. You can pick your own raspberries and mums. Gift shop. Class trips available during week. Modest charge for some activities. .

Soons Orchards & Farm Market: 23 Soons Circle (just off Rt 17M); New Hampton, NY 10958; 845-374-5471; Description:: Family farm and apple grower since 1910. Over 29 varieties of apples, also peaches, corn and summer veggies, plus Pick Your Own Apples and pumpkins; fresh apple cider; homemade pies & baked goods and more!

Wright Family Farm: 325 Kings Highway; Warwick; (845) 986-1345; Pick-your-own pumpkins. Open 10 a.m.-dusk daily. Weekend hayride to the pumpkin patch.

Musicon Deer Farm: 385 Scotchtown Rd; Goshen, NY; (845) 294-6378
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Maples Farm: 749 Route 17M; Middletown, NY‎; (845) 344-0330‎

Little Acorn Farm: 39 Casimer Rd; Middletown, NY‎; (845) 695-2955

Fino Farms

303 Old Indian Rd

Milton NY, 12547

(845) 795-2248

Apple Grower, U Pick

Frank Tantillo & Son

730 Route 208

Gardiner NY, 12525

(845) 256-9109

Apple Grower, U Pick, Roadside Stand

Hurd's Family Farm

Rte 32

Modena NY, 12548

(845) 883-7825

We'll keep you posted on the dates, as we are anticipating opening early this season for raspberries, peaches, and early apples. Apples varieties include Royal Gala, Gingergold, Early Macintosh, Paula Red and Tydemens. The offical opening opening weekendwith all the activites you've come to enjoy, is the 3 day Labor Weekend Sept.5,6, and 7th. Looking forward to seeing you this fall season---remember our popular "Season Pass" if you come visit us often.


Jenkins & Lueken Orchard 69 Yankee Folly Rd New Paltz NY, 12561 (845) 255-0999 Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market, Cider Kent Farm North Rd Milton NY, 12547 (845) 795-2315 Apple Grower, U Pick Minard Farms 59 Hurds Road Clintondale NY, 12515 (845) 883-7102 Web Site: www.minardfarms.com Apple Grower, U Pick, Roadside Stand, Farm Market, Cider, Gift Boxes, Special Events
Mr. Apples Box 98 High Falls NY, 12440 (845) 687-0005 Web Site: www.mrapples.com Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market, Special Events
Overlook Farms, Inc. 5417 Rte 9W North Newburgh NY, 12550 (845) 562-5780 Apple Grower Cider Prospect Hill Orchards 40 Clark's Lane Milton NY, 12547 (845) 795-2383 Web Site: prospecthillorchards.com Apple Grower U Pick Saunderskill Farms 5100 Rt. 209 Accord NY, 12404 (845) 626-7103 Apple Grower Roadside Stand Cider Weed Orchards 43 Mount Zion Road Marlboro NY, 12542-5005 (845) 236-2684 Web Site: www.weedorchards.com Apple Grower U Pick Farm Market Special Event
Wilklow Orchards

341 Pancake Hollow Rd.

Highland NY, 12528

(845) 691-8325Pick your own apples and enjoy this year's harvest of apples, pumpkins, fresh cider, and more. Picnic beneath the apple trees and bring the kids for a hay ride...all here on our farm in the New Paltz, NY area of the Mid Hudson Valley.

Wright Farms

699 Route 208

Gardiner NY, 12525

(845) 255-5300

Apple Grower, U Pick, Farm Market, Special Events

DuBois Farms U-Pick: 209 Perkinsville Road; Highland, NY 12528; (845) 795-4037; We are two of the few first-generation farmers in the Hudson Valley. Seven years ago, in an attempt to keep the small farming industry alive, we purchased a 54-acre farm, which was destined to be sold entirely for development. By replanting orchards and vineyards, revitalizing neglected fruit trees into a healthy and vigorous condition in order to produce some of the older, more sought after varieties of fruit, and constructing outbuildings and animal areas reminiscent of colonial times, we have created an idyllic setting, bringing a piece of Olde New England to the Hudson Valley.