Experience the glory  of a fall apple harvest right on the farm!     
For the price of admission, one of our farm hands will guide you on a walking tour of
the orchards, followed by a cider pressing
and pie-baking demonstration.   Along the way, you’ll learn a bit about the history of apple farming in colonial America.  

For example, can you guess the
name of the apple below?   (It's one of the first
cultivated in America).   The brown scales on the apple ("russeting") helped this apple last a long time in New England root cellars.   

 

Avoid the Fall Madness!   
Reserve Ahead!

SAVE WITH A RESERVE AHEAD RESERVATION TICKET!
Admission prices are $2.50 per person more at the gate

Fall Cider Admission

(Tour admission is not necessary for u-pick only)

Extras
(Tour Admission Required)

Cider Pressing

Apple Picking*

$7.50 Adults
($10 at gate)
$5.00 Children
($7.50 at gate)
(3-12)

- INCLUDES-

--  Walking tour of orchards

 -- Apple history presentation

-- Cider Pressing demonstration

 --  Pie making demonstration

Avoid the Lines!
Buy your cider pressing ticket and reserve your spot ahead of time!

$19.95 (Includes enough apples to make one gallon of cider and supervised use of the cider press.  Group Maximum:  8 People)

Pumpkin Picking* --

*Check for availability;  produce is not always ready for picking

Length of Basic Tour:  45 Minutes

September 1 -- December 16, 2007
Monday – Friday 10:00 AM -- 4:00 PM
   Saturday 9 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed Sundays
Tours Begin Every Hour

FALL HARVEST TOUR

Please Note:  if you purchase
tickets on the morning of your tour,
we can't guarantee your tour time, and
delays may occur.

CIDER PRESSING $19.95 Gallon
Includes enough apples to press
a gallon of cider and supervised use
of the hand presses.