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Dr Davies Farm Stand

3.5 (131 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Nicole M.

Just in time for fall, we spent last weekend doing all the fall things! Came to Dr Davies Farm with friends to do some apple picking and just be outside. I grew up 10mins from Dr Davies and had never been so it was about time! Dr Davies opens at 10am for apple picking - we got there around 11:30am so we had to park in the field across the road but they have many parking attendants/crossing guards around to help guide you. Our group was 4 adults, a dog and a baby so we did the group admission rate for the orchard which was $62 for a half bushel. Otherwise, it would've costed $17 per person for a half peck bag. We decided it was better to do the group rate and it was more than enough apples for all of us! (Oh yes, forgot to mention that unlike many other orchards, you can bring your dog!) The staff is here is very very helpful. Once you buy your bag for the orchard, they give you direct you where to go. There's plenty of staff along the way from the entrance to the back of the orchard where we went. There will always be someone there to guide you in the right direction! I've been to other places and they just let you go without any direction so this was nice. Once we arrived at the section that was open for picking, we were apple to choose from a number of apple trees - macs, macoun, gala, and golden delicious (not many of these ). Golden delicious were pretty high up on the tree - you could purchase a pole picker for an additional fee. I think it was $5. After Apple picking, we went back to the front to the little market and bought some maple candies and apple cider donuts. I'm not usually a fan of apple cider donuts but these were SOOO good. All in all, it was a fun day - I definitely recommend coming here! Next time I'll take more pics to share.

Apple bag for ants

They want $20 for a bag smaller than a shoebox to go pick apples with. They said they're not a farm they're "an experience" like some kind of San Francisco tech product. Been going here since the 80s but suddenly it sucks. They corral you around like cattle, barking orders about where to park like they don't even want you there, and this one guy in a navy polo and a walkie talking walks around like he's Chief Bigwheel giving everyone else working there a hard time. Made us uncomfortable. Everyone else is so polite and made it a good experience but after we spent like $200 bucks he was just rushing my wife like "get all this extra stuff out of here." It just feels like people with no sense of community or tact turned it into some kind of apple picking theme park instead of the community farm it used to be. It's such a hostile place now. If I had to summarize the experience, it's "shut up and pay, then hurry and go." Really sucks to see this happen here, I used to love our fall visits. And now they have some other company here running some kind of cider thing, I'm not sure if they sold it or they're rebranding or whatever but it's confusing and dumb. Every farm has a red barn (actually this one doesn't) but there is only one Dr. Davies. Although from the feel of it, Dr. Davies and his vibe are long gone. It feels like some wannabe hotshot Millenial inherited the place and is just churning it out for cash so they can play entrepreneur with someone else's legacy. Genuine bummer.

Apple Cider Donut (6 for ~$9)
Aya E.

Ordered: 6 Apple Cider Donuts (~$9) Cider Donut Draft (~$9) Fresh Apple Cider Bottle (~$3) Aya's take: What's Autumn without a trip to a farm!? We decided to check out Dr. Davies Farm Stand which is also home to Red Barn Cidery. It's a massive farm with plenty of seating, food trucks, live music, apple picking, pumpkin picking, tractor rides, produce store, and more. The workers have this down to a science because despite it being so busy, everything from parking to grabbing donuts & cider, to the lines for other activities were so seamless. We got the Cider Donut Draft which honestly, I was not happy with. It had a strong taste of cloves and maybe cinnamon. It wasn't pleasant to sip on, and as an FYI, they are all alcoholic. I wish we had gotten the flight. It's not listed or mentioned anywhere but I did notice a lot of people with them (unfortunately after I had already ordered). The Apple Cider Donuts come in a bag of 6. Despite them just sitting on the counters, they were quite fresh, lightly sweet, and tasty. I wish you could order 1-2 at a time as 6 is excessive unless you're coming with family or a few friends. The bottle of Fresh Apple Cider was super crisp, tart, and refreshing. It didn't have the real feel of a farm but it was still an affordable and enjoyable experience!

Rilie F.

Went apple picking here and had the best time! Food trucks, amazing apples, beautiful views. Great for families or couples needing a fun day outside in the fall. Bring cash!! Employees were helpful.

Apples!
Rachel G.

Cute farm to pick apples about an hour from the city. The parking is very organized and there are various food trucks to grab some lunch or snacks. The farm serves their own hard cider, but I was not a fan of their flavors. Apple picking is cash only so come prepared! You can get a small or large bag to fill. The apple trees are only a short walk and you can rent a wagon if you need it to carry your apples. The apple selection isn't as big as other farms, but they are still tasty. Don't forget to pick up a bag of freshly made apple cider donuts while you're there!

One of the cool attractions at Dr. Davies corn maze
Edward W.

My friend and I went to look for an apple orchard yesterday there were a couple around, but Dr. Davies was the winner. It was cheaper than Outhouse Orchard and Wilkins fruit and for fun plus they offered more. The staff was awesome. Lee Shannon, Papa Jeff, and everybody else was great. The property was very nice. The corn maze was cool and we're gonna go there again every year.. if you want to go to a great Orchard, go to Dr. Davie

Michelle S.

We were looking for a less crowded orchard this year and this was it! It is not nearly as packed as the farms upstate or out west in NJ. They have limited apples right now but I assume they will open more of the apples in a few weeks. There were slim pickings that the end of September/ early October. Parking was organized and they have food trucks, donuts and alcohol all for sale. Admission is $17 per adult which includes a small bag for apples. 5 adults is $62 with a large bag for apples. They have wagons for small children/ apples but that is $10.

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Jennie S.

Overall had a very fun time here. I will say I am giving 4 stars due to the cash only paying method and the sad pumpkin patch. This farm has their parking down Pat! I was very surprised how much parking they had and how orderly it was, very stress free and easy. The hay ride to go to the pumpkin patch and corn maze was $8 per person, not bad but the corn maze is $5 per person. I thought the $8 would include the corn maze but it did not. The pumpkin patch was also a bit sad, it was more like they threw around mini pumpkins for people to pick up. The view is a high point, there's a gorgeous mountain in the back and it also looks over the lake. We took the tractor back to the apple picking area and all the apples were at the tops of the trees, which meant you had to rent out an apple picking rod if you wanted a lot of apples. My group did not do this but just found some to snack on that we could reach. The farm had a live band playing and lots of food trucks and beverages. Overall great set up and fun environment to hang out.

Apple tress the golden were my favorite

2nd time back to Dr. Davies farm. The staff is so nice and the experience is amazing. I went on a work trip but plan to return on my personal time. As a city girl it makes me wish I grew on a farm like my parents.

Team building
Jody S.

Dr. Davies is a scenic orchard that seems to be popular in the suburban area of NY. As a part of my team building, it was selected as a good place for us to experience. The orchard was divided into two sections with the divider being a main busy roadway which isn't the best idea when bringing children along for apple picking. The parking is on one side of the roadway and the entrance area is on the other. In comparing to other apple picking places I've been to, I found that this place didn't label the apple trees as clearly, so it was a bit of a guess as to which apple you were picking. Also the trees were on a hill so many of us loss motivation as we were walking around up and down the hills. On the other hand, I did get good tasty apples that I have been excited to eat and share when I got home.

Pumpkins
Lisa C.

Great if you are looking for a small farm for apple picking: - admission to the orchard ($15/pp or $57 for 5 people) includes a 1/2 peck bag per person or a 1/2 bushel bag for 5people. The price is fair as most farms are charging way more than that nowadays. - If you have a preference for types of apples, check their website before going to see which apples are ripe for picking. - The trees are pretty low (no need for one of those poles/picking sticks) as there are plenty of ripe apples within arm's reach. - Parking lot is easy to get to and within a reasonable walking distance (across the street). - They offer wagon rentals ($10) but you can also bring your own. - Close to NYC (around an hour or less by car). When we went, most of the apples were macs, red delicious, and cortland. Would've been awesome if they had a few more varieties as we quickly picked our fill of them within the first 30 minutes. If you're looking for a place to pick apples with little ones, this is a good place to take them because the farm is small so you can finish pretty quickly before they get tired/cranky and the apples are really easy to pick off the tree. The apple cider and doughnuts are on par with other farms' cider & doughnuts. The doughnuts were prepackaged though. If you can snag some freshly baked ones, I'm sure they will be super delicious!

Sue S.

We held my son's 3rd birthday here on Saturday afternoon. Due to covid, we only had a few family and friends attend. Laura, the hostess, was amazing- from the beginning of the emails to plan this all the way down to the end of the party. She not only stayed with us to ensure we were comfortable, had what we needed, and timing of events (there were some crazy tired kids at the end) but also assisted me in helping me get up a birthday banner and getting it down. Labor day weekend was their opening weekend and we were fortunate to snag a few tables for our party. Their birthday party package includes pizza, plates, napkins, cups, water bottles, and apple cider and donuts (later two are optional at an additional cost), hayrides, pumpkins and apple picking with a small bag (which is perfect for our 3 year old) in their private orchard across the street. They also provide golf cart rides for the less inclined to walk (preggos, slow grandparents, etc). For the poor reviews for this farm, I think their standards are set to high, and we've been to fancier apple farms, but this one was perfect for what we wanted, needed and got. I have zero complaints and only compliments to the Farm, the employees and the lovely scenery around. My guests loved this idea, and would come back to plan more events here.

Beautiful backdrop at Dr Davies Farm

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