Vibe: upstate farm with all types of product to pick Reservation is needed for apple picking Food truck food options available, apple cider, and apple cider donuts Metro North train from Grand Central to Beacon Hill (get tickets on TrainTime app), then Uber ~20 minutes from Beacon to Fishkill Farms read more

I have been here twice now for apple picking and it's always been a pleasant experience. They have a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and store of various baked goods, produce and other various things that I like to visit. This time I tried their Apple cider cinnamon donut for only $2, and I have to say it's best I've had. It was fluffy, not dense like other places I've tried. I also enjoy the fall scenery here. I highly recommend going on a weekday morning, we basically had the place to ourselves :) read more

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Arrived for early June strawberry picking for mama's birthday. The family and myself enjoyed our experience, the strawberries are yummy. I will say, there needs to be more food options & enough of it. Price point is a hit or miss depending on how big your group is. Unsure what's the point of the time slots. You HAVE to make sure you RSVP but you can arrive anytime before 5pm? I did see apples, peaches & other fruits in the process of growing. I plan on visiting again for event days. read more

Very cute spot for apple picking! I went rather late in the season so many apple trees were picked through, but they do a good job of noting which trees are done for the season and including bins of apple varieties that are pre-picked. There's a hay bale ride constantly cycling through the farm so you can hop on and off whenever you want, but the orchard is pretty walkable as well. Overall, the apples were sweet and the farm made it a fun and easy experience though I wish they also provided sticks for reaching apples higher up in trees. The corn maze was pretty fun and they have a few sheep to pet. They have several food options including vegan selections and their hard cider was pretty good. read more

Fishkill Farms - farm area - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

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I had a great time picking apples! This farm is family-friendly and offers a wide variety of apples. The service is fantastic, and the entrance price is reasonable for a group outing of five. You can take a wagon around the farm and stop at specific apple locations of your desire. You also have the option to drive your car and park on the farm. I would recommend coming early because it gets crowded. There are plenty of food options and great entertainment. The cider is great, and the donuts are a must-have. I got a dozen order and wasn't too happy about my donuts being squished into a small box, which made it difficult to get them out. However, it didn't change the taste--just the appearance. I'll probably make this an annual trip because I had such a great time picking fresh apples! read more

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Really nice farm. Since we were upstate, we decided to stop by Fishkill farm. We came here mainly to get food and look at the store. Came here on Sunday afternoon, this place is really lively and packed. They have live music band playing. The food was ok, nothing special. The apple cider slushy and fresh apple cider donuts were really delicious. The donut was really soft on the inside, tasted really fluffy and fresh! Wish I got more, 1 donut was $1.5 or you can buy half dozen for $8. Overall, nice place to stop by and next time I will definitely try the fruit picking. read more

Fishkill Farms - Jerk chicken ($18), sausage onion on banhi bread, mac and cheese ($6) - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

Came here on a Sunday afternoon in May 2025 and ordered a cheeseburger, and when it came out i was surprised to see it didnt come with lettuce, tomato, and onion inside it. On top of that the patty felt cold and the american cheese wasnt melted into the patty. I had to ask to add the lettuce, tomato and onion since the cashier failed to ask me if i wanted them inside the burger. The burger was alright, i've had better elsewhere. I wouldn't recommend it We came here for cherry picking, and it cost $14 for a tiny basket, a bit pricey imo. I doubt it held much in there. I'd say i can get more and perhaps better quality from supermarkets. The cherry picking section was couple of rows and wasnt riped yet There was a tractor ride that would take you around the farm, and the farm was pretty huge. This was an interesting ride. The ride took us from the cherry picking place to the entrance. I'd say the whole experience wasn't worth it considering pricey basket that didn't get much in return compared to what you would get in a supermarket and would save the trip, the effort, and the scorching sun hitting you... read more

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Such a beautiful farm and a lovely day trip from NYC! My husband and I went here for the flower and fruits festival on a Saturday and had the best time. We bought tickets online for flower picking because that's what we were most interested in doing, but you can also purchase tickets in person for the flower picking or fruits picking depending on availability. When we arrived we received a plastic vases and you're free to roam the flower area of the farm and pick as many flowers as you like as long as it fits within the vase. You can bring your own scissors, but if not they have some available. The flowers were beautiful they reminded us of wildflowers, so unique and vividly colored. There were also a few booths for food, we had chicken fingers and fries. The strawberry lemonade was soo good and perfect for the hot summer day. We also tried one of the farm's ciders called "Love" it was slightly sweet and we enjoyed it so much we purchased a bottle from the farm store. We also got some cider donuts to take home, which were delicious! It felt so magical being out in the farm and we had so much fun! Definitely would love to visit again and try out fruit picking :) read more

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I came with some friends to go apple picking and we had such a great time! The bag of apples is huge and even divided among three of us was a ton of apples. I was super impressed with all the apple varieties and there were still plenty of fruit on the trees when we went in October but we did have to go towards the middle of the rows for some varieties. We had some great ciders too which is highly recommended before heading out to the orchard. read more

I found this farm after a quick Google search and I'm so glad I did. The grounds are stunning, and the apple cider doughnuts might be some of the best I've ever had -- I brought some home for my family and they were blown away. The property and shop inside the main building are lovely, with lots of charming local items to browse. I'll definitely return, and I'm excited to pick berries in June. A staff member helped me choose a cider and was friendly and helpful. read more

Fishkill Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

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Cute little farm,we picked our own flowers today. They have several rows of wildflowers for you to choose. It's down hill and uneven, so not stroller friendly. They offer a variety of drinks such as ciders, beers and non alcoholic drinks. Everything is on a reservation basis. Only animals we saw were 3 sheep's. You can bring your own snacks, beverage or charcuterie's. Nice little outdoor space for the little ones. Beware, they only have porter potties and they were not great. read more

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This is my favorite apple/pear picking farm out of the couple I've been to. I always go for their juicy Asian pears and sweet Fuji apples. I like how you can drive up to the most of the section you are interested in picking from berries, sunflowers, vegetables, to various apples/pears. Make sure to reserve your appointment online ahead of time to pay $58 for a huge bag, it's a nice outting activity for the whole family with or without kids. If possible, bring/rent a long fruit picking stick as some of the bigger size fruits are at the top of the trees. I like that they also have a section selling their wonderful apple cider donuts, a farm store, some food vendors selling American, Mexican, and Carribean food, and live music on the weekends! I just wish they had real bathrooms and not the portable ones, but other than that, this is my go to farm to welcome the harvest season. P.S. When you leave, they will ask you to open your truck for their routine inspection. read more

Fishkill Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

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I was so excited to finally visit this farm for apple picking during the season! Even though it was towards the end of the season, there were still a few varieties of apples left to pick before the farm's closure, which made the experience feel like a last little harvest. The farm itself is absolutely beautiful, and I couldn't have asked for a better day to visit. The crisp, clean air and the peaceful atmosphere made it such a special experience. I was lucky enough to go on a slow day with hardly any crowds, which added to making it one of the best intimate experiences. While many of the apple trees had already been picked, I'm eager to return earlier next season to see the full bushels. The highlight of the trip was the stunning sunset. The views of the mountains and clouds were truly breathtaking, every moment felt magical, I didn't want to leave. I also spent some time at the farm's bar/dining area, where we tried their variety of floats. Each one was fresh, crisp, and a perfect compliment of the apples on the farm. Getting to the farm was surprisingly easy and accessible too! It's not far from the train and just a short Uber ride away. read more

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Awesome farm. Went to pick apples and the I have to say, the farm is so pretty. Cider Donuts were really good and unique. Too bad I didn't get to try the cider but that just leaves something for next time! The staff service was perfect and the ambiance can't be beat. read more

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Beautiful orchard to enjoy a wholesome day with friends and family. Located in the top of a little mountain, you can enjoy the rolling hills that go on for days. Pick apples and pears until your heart is content. Pack a lunch and throw down a blanket to enjoy the sun and breeze that smells so sweet. Maybe even a little nap. Finish the day back at the barn with some cider and donuts. During the week this place is quiet and you have it all to yourself. But not all of the food and activities are open. read more

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This was my first visit to Fishkill Farms. This farm has so much to offer (produce, spirits, a bakery, food carts)! The farm is a 270-acre apple orchard and vegetable farm. It has been in the family for over 100 years. The farm provides year round family-friendly outdoor fun for the local community. As I entered the grounds. I noticed a food stand that had a menu that caught my eye. I wasn't expecting it. One of the offerings was a jerked chicken platter. I said to my friends "At the Farm?" Wha??? Then I said "Yes Please ". If you're in the area...GET SOME read more

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Came here for apple picking and stayed for a delicious cider, bite to eat, and live music. Let's dive in ... Apple Picking (5/5): First of all, well done Fishkill Farms by putting various parking lots right next to the orchard itself. This made carrying our overstuffed bag of apples back to our car much easier. The orchard is well labeled for the most part but some signs were clearly still up from the summer saying peaches were in season. I did appreciate the signage at the front of some rows saying to keep walking down as there were more apples at the end. The sign was right. About 2/3 of the trees were picked over but by the end of the rows were apples aplenty! They have a wonderful variety of apples ready to pick when we went including honeycrisp (a family favorite) and jonagold (a new family favorite now). Corn Maze / Pumpkin Patch (4/5): For $5/person with 30% going to 3 charities this was a nice way to enjoy the deceivingly-challenging corn maze. Minus one as the maze was broken leading to the outside (but not the official exit) at two spots -- likely caused by children as we saw several making their own paths several times. The maze starts at and lets you out into the pumpkin patch which featured some 100-odd (or more) pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. They price them based on their weight class so you can only roughly estimate what price point your pick will fall into until they weight it. Food Options (5/5): Ample food vendors with the largest being a Mexican truck/stand. They also have their own grill stand for hamburgers and the like. We enjoyed their on-site cidery partnership with a tasty high-proof cider flight and got their mezze board which was PACKED with pita chips, sundried tomato, roasted garlic, hummus and other small handhelds. The board was perfect to split among two and took 30 seconds for them to make. Farm Store (5/5): Large indoor and outdoor options -- though note that you have to pay for outdoor store items at their register outside. The donut shop open on the weekends (per the sign) was WELL worth the wait to snag some apple cider donuts. The inside features all sorts of things they grow and some other non-food items they don't make which you'll pay plenty for. Though, grab yourself a farm-made apple cider jug before leaving -- it's some of the best! Ambiance (4/5): The entire place itself is beautiful and quite a peaceful look from the seating area looking down to the fields below it. My one complaint is seating was hard to find and we shared a table with another group. Don't mind sharing at all but if this is an issue for you consider skipping this. The live band was covering pop hits which were fun to sing along with! TL;DR: Very accessible from the city, and surrounding suburbs. Reasonably priced and plenty to do and enjoy. Worth checking out for a lovely fall experience! read more

It was very cute and we got TONS of apples, even with it being picked apart. Worth the money because the bags are huge. The music was lovely to have on this cold day. It wasn't that crowded. Donuts were delicious. The little shop inside was cute. Hot coco was average and overpriced. Mexican food was not good except the chicken quesadilla. The people at the Mexican stand were SO nice though! Beautiful views! Overall a good time! read more

This review is strictly for the strawberry picking season. I find that there aren't as many reviews for this specifically, probably because as another reviewer pointed out, the season is very short. But this year, we made a reservation super early, literally for the second day in June, a day after they open up the strawberry picking to the general public. Which is what I also recommend that you do. The farm is a good hour and a half drive from the city. When you make the reservation, it will cost you $32, which they say is entrance fee for 5 people and for as many strawberries as you can pack into a 2 quart box. And boy did we pack it in. We were almost embarrassed to walk out with the box in hand, overflowing like we've never seen strawberries before. The strawberries were plump, sweet and bountiful. We were told by a couple of friendly farm-goers to go to the back where they were ripest, sweetest and largest. They have a store where you can get baked goods and the like. The chocolate covered apple cider donuts were great. We got a box of three - two with pink/strawberry icing and one with chocolate icing. It cost about $6 and tasted really good. The texture was a bit weird, it was delicate and was almost falling off so you had to eat it quickly. The icing hadn't set and hence it is a bit messy to eat. They have a food stand that serves hot dogs, hamburgers and other quick finger foods. We got the special, a fried chicken and donut sandwich which was interesting, tasted fine. It wasn't the worst thing we've had. They have a hard cider bar which also serves light bites and food. I saw a table get sloppy Joe's from there so if I could redo it again, I would have probably gotten something from the bar. As far as drinks at the hard cider bar, they have a strawberry frose ($10), a variety of small batch hard ciders($9) which are both very boozy and non-alcoholic options for kids. All in all, we walked away very happy with our experience. We're looking forward to our next time here! read more

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A couple girlfriends and I took MetroNorth up to Beacon for a Saturday to go apple picking at Fishkill Farms! It was a quick Uber ride away after about 1.5 hour train ride from the city. You reserve a slot ahead of time, and it's $58 for up to five people for a 1 half-bushel bag (plenty for the group). They have rows and rows of apple trees, and good signage for the varieties and what is already picked. The apples were all so fresh and juicy, can't compare to what you get at the grocery store. We didn't partake, but there are tractor rides, corn mazes, a lot of food and drink vendors, and more. I wanted to get Apple cider donuts but the line was too long. Still a really fun day to experience fall festivities! read more

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i love fishkill farms, especially for their apple cider donuts!! they have a wide variety of apples (mutsu, honey crisp, jonathan, spartan, gala, etc) to pick from and i also enjoyed picking their strawberries in june. a bonus is their apple cider donuts are year round :) read more

Fishkill Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

Amazing, fun place to do apple picking! They also had a tractor that could drive you around the farm! Beautiful views and great food! They had live music when I went with my girlfriend as well and it was amazing! Cider donuts were on point! read more

Took a trip here with my girlfriend and a few friends last weekend to go apple picking. It was rainy so it was not very busy when we arrived but on a beautiful sunny day I can easily see this place being packed. Locating the farm was easy and parked nearby. The first thing we did when we arrived was get the apple cider doughnuts which are a must. They were warm when we ate them and they are soooo good! We then checked in to begin apple picking. You can walk down to the orchard or take a ride on the trailer. There were many varieties of apples and it was a lot of fun. They are very strict about not taking additional apples or trying to sneak them in a purse or bag. They had a live band which played reggae and they were good. The biggest disappointment was the food selection there. The food in general was not good so I would recommend bringing your own food. We also paid for a bench good for 1 hour but on a non-busy day we found this to be unnecessary. The bench area was also filled of bees. We tried their cider varieties and they were all pretty bad and do not recommend. This place is ideal for just apple picking and pumpkin picking. read more

Had a wonderful experience at this farm picking peaches and nectarines with my friends on a hot summer weekend. They had delicious apple cider donuts that sold out fast and amazing staff that helped us identify the best peaches to pick! We also bought a good amount of produce such as cherry tomatoes and zucchinis that weren't too expensive and organic. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was that there weren't any regular bathrooms and just porta potties read more

I've been coming to Fishkill farms for years! I love the farm store with a fresh selection of already picked produce and local products like cheeses, and ciders. Their bar serves cocktails, ciders and beers as well. My favorite is the cider that has a hint of peach unless it's summer when they have frozen cocktails! They have great bar bites like pretzels and charcuterie. Or even have pop up food trucks like this past weekend they had gyros that were juicy and perfect even though they had run out of taziki they added on humus which was a nice touch. They are always adding on events, like this past weekend we went and took a pottery workshop from Natures Impact. It was informative and helpful in guiding us creatively as well as improving our technical skills. There is always pick your own fruit for multiple seasons like berries in the summer or apples in the fall. Make sure if you want to pick your own that you make a reservation online ahead of time, they are certain timed entry slots and they go fast during busy season! They even offer a co-op you can pick up a weekly share of produce. They truly have it all that you could want in your local farm/orchard. read more

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I absolutely love apple picking so I gathered my squad to check out this farm this past weekend, which had a fun Harvest Festival going on, which included live music, hayrides, apple cider donuts and much more. We came just in time, because it was the last weekend the farm was doing it. Since it was Halloween weekend, we dressed up a little... I wore a multi colored neon wig and rainbow unicorn horn. The price of pick your own apples was a package deal which was $46 for 5 people, so it was only $9 per person. When we arrived to the farm, we were given one large bag to place all of the apples we pick. I didn't really like this method, because you can't keep track of the apples you specifically pick and we needed to separate them ourselves later. Also, the apples on the bottom became bruised and no longer perfect looking. It would have been better if each person were given an individual bag. We started off by the pumpkin patch and corn maze. Since we were already there, we did the corn maze first, which cost $3 to enter. We weren't expecting that the path would be so darn muddy, messy and difficult to navigate. Shortly after entering, we just wanted to get out of there and were able to backtrack our way to the exit. We then started our apple picking adventure and decided to pick the Golden Delicious, Pink Lady, Rome, and Jonagold. I thought that Pink Lady would be my favorite kind of apple, but found the Jonagold to be even more tasty. They were mostly red in color with some green and were delightfully sweet, as well as crisp, while still being soft. There was also Winesap, but they were unfortunately past their prime because most of them had dark spots all over them. The hay rides came frequently and the driver was personable and funny. He drove us all around the place so we could pick the type of apples we wanted. Finally, we went down to the where there was food and a farm store. We decided not to try any of the food because we wanted to dine at a restaurant, but we explored the farm store and got apple cider donuts. There were plenty of lovely products from pies and sweets, to jam, to pancake mix, to kitchen and homeware, to bath and body, to Christmas ornaments and more. I ended up purchasing scone mix and Pumpkin Spice foaming hand soap. I can't wait to make some yummy scones and have them with tea! Also, throughout our time at the farm, we were very impressed by the breathtaking views of the Catskill mountains, which was perfect because it was prime time to see the fall foliage. I'm glad I picked this spot for our apple picking adventure. All the staff were really friendly and helpful. My friends and I definitely had a fun filled time here. read more

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This was my second visit to Fishkill Farms for peach and nectarine picking, and it was delightful. The weather was pleasantly sunny and warm and the tractor trailer ride was a charming touch that made it fun for the younger kids in our family. The peaches and nectarines were exceptionally sweet. A great experience all around! read more

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Robin, the man who runs the hayrides was AMAZING to my family and I. So knowledgeable about the variety of fruits that were in season. It's clear he loves his job based off of the joy with which he spoke about the products. We will definitely be back for more read more

Fishkill Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Hopewell Junction, New York

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Now that fall is upon us, I feel inclined to report that Fishkill Farms is such a fun stop for apple picking and other fall activities. With so many farms upstate, we decided on Fishkill because it was the easiest to get to from the train station. Before you head on over, be sure to make a reservation ahead of time as I know it can get busy, especially during the weekends. I would also suggest visiting their website to see what the produce availabilities are. We spent a few hours filling our sacks with a wide variety of apples and we even hopped on a little train that looped around the entire farm. We had a ton of fun exploring the farm and scavenging for apples from the trees. The best part? Their apple cider and apple cider donuts from their store! Can't wait to go back! read more

This farm was such a delight! We made a reservation beforehand for apple picking and drove the 1.5 hours from NYC. The drive isn't too long and is pretty scenic during fall foliage time. When you first arrive it's bustling with many vendors, lots of families, and live music. My friends and I first got some apple cider donuts which were delicious--they have some other actual food options too (mexican food, hot dogs, etc.). We also got a flight of hard ciders which was a fun experience although not my favorite tasting, they were definitely a bit funky. The actual apple picking was such a nice activity and there was still a good selection considering I went in late October. Make sure you bring a few tall people as all the good apples tend to be higher up lol. At the end of our trip we of course stopped by the farmstore, where I picked up some rosemary crackers, goat cheese, and hot pepper jelly. I have been snacking on these non stop since getting home. You also get quite a large bag that fits a looot of apples! Overall a really great experience and would recommend this farm for NYers looking for a wholesome, nature-y activity! read more

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Very disappointed. Maybe because it was late in the season...? Went Saturday November 8. I don't care the apples were mostly gone from the trees - I expected that. No problem! But the grill was closed, there's only 1 food truck, the store is small, and no music. I've been to another apple picking farm and it had music (I think live), a bigger store, multiple restaurants, multiple food trucks, etc. I guess this one is just small but they should have at least had the grill open... would have given 4 stars if the grill was open. In fact, before parking two of the attendants said the grill would be open! read more

I love this place so much and so does my kids ! We have so much fun here and the food is good too. We go every season . Whether it's to go for apple pumpkin picking or strawberry and cherry picking . The fields are beautiful. And the workers there are so nice. read more

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Used to love this place until it got overrun. Don't waste your money. Almost all the apples are picked out and barely any pumpkins. Will be the last time we come here. read more

My first time ever seeing an apple tree and getting to pick my own apples! Such a fun experience! We reserved our time through the website and chose the Pick-Your-Own Apple Package for $40 that is good for up to 5 people plus 1 half-bushel bag. We drove on the unpaved road all the way to a small parking area near the Pink Lady apples and walked around from there. We were amazed and overwhelmed with all those beautiful apple trees full of apples! The Pink Lady ones that we could reach didn't look very good so we moved to ones next to it which were Rome and I think Jonagold apples. They looked so good! We filled over half of our bag with them and then drove to the other side and got some Golden Delicious. Perfect road trip snack, since we live in NC and we drove back home that same day. Besides the 'Pick your own', they have a Cider Bar, a farm store, pumpkin patch, and a corn maze. I definitely recommend their apple cider donuts with sugar! It's one of the best donuts I've tried. My husband enjoyed their cider as well. The cider bar area is nice and cozy and I love the view of the farm. - Reservations are required to participate in pick-your-own. - Dogs are allowed in the property (but they can't go inside the farm store or in patches of course); - They have free parking; - They have portable restrooms near the parking lot and I saw some near the apple trees as well. read more

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So after a good amount of research, I decided to go to Fishkill Farms for fruit picking. Things that I learned: - While on the website, Fishkill Farms seems very strict about reservations, but when I got there, they seem very laxed about it. Same things with the rules and regulations posted on the site versus what was actually enforced (dogs roaming, people tasting fruits, etc.) - There's a truck that brings you around the farm grounds, but everything is walkable. - A peck was smaller than I thought it would be. Maybe from the price I thought there would be more. - The farm itself is very organized, and labeled well for city slickers. - Avoid European pears. - You know the nectarines are sweet when the insects are after it. - White peaches are sweeter than yellow peaches. - Berries are at the front before you check in. - The farm store sells alcoholic cider but not non-alcoholic cider. - The grill smells good. - Remember to wear sunscreen, or you will get burned. read more

I had a kid a couple of years ago so now I'm suddenly into fall apple picking ... an activity I previously would not be caught dead doing - I joke, it's fine. Yea so they have lots of apple and pears and pumpkins and I feel like there are berries and stuff too plus gorgeous views. The location is convenient and I've never had any problems with staff etc. The farm store has a lot to be desired, there's not much in the way of food (sometimes they sell bbq food but that's pretty limited and since that's all the food the lines get insane and become a little every man for themselves-y), and all the bathrooms are portopotties. I will say, I've used some portopotties in my day and these are so clean as to rival fancy publicly funded European portopotties- but still, you're trapped on a giant farm with nothing but portopotties. That said, there are usually some pretty good food and drink options nearby with outdoor space for kiddos to run around etc (ex: brewery that makes pizza) if you happen to not come on a Monday or Tuesday when everything local is closed. So yea, come for the apples and the views with detailed food and bathroom contingency plans and you'll have a great time !! read more

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I visited Fishkill farms last month and the views are amazing! I tried the apple cider donuts which were delicious. One thing I didn't like was that they don't serve iced coffee and paying $20 to pick blueberries. I get it, prices are going up but you could get the fruit half the price at the store. They have a lot of home made pies, jams, etc. This place has potential if they had more options and reasonable prices. It would be amazing to visit in the fall for the pumpkin patch and take pictures. I would definitely be back just for the pumpkin patch. read more

I look forward to apple picking at Fishkill Farms every year. They have a larger variety of apples and pears, especially ones that you can't get at grocery stores. Being able to drive on the orchard makes it very convenient when you have to carry a bushel of apples around, but be sure to wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Their apple cider doughnuts are my absolute favorite doughnut and I always get a dozen to go. Perfectly moist and they are especially great when they are just-made and still warm. A bottle of the apple cider is also a must! The staff keeps everything well- organized even when it gets busy. They've been professional, friendly and courteous every time I've visited the farm. read more

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Desmond & Robin are wonderful and very kind and knowledgeable people who were very helpful during our summer peach picking trip to the farm.

Came here to go apple picking in mid October. The actual experience on the farm, picking your own apples was pretty good, there is a ton of space and things to choose from. Obviously pending when you go, there will be more or less to choose from, but they update their website once a week or so to let you know what it available. There are just a few small things. The signage needs work, there were various unclear things, from parking (although there are signs, there is no signage that there are 4 additional parking lots available), the people at the check-in were friendly, but not intuitive enough to let the next person in the line that they could check them in (and the line gets kind of long). This place gets CROWDED, but, that is kind of expected. It's a nice spot, with food vendors, a farm store, and donuts, that is kid friendly. If you are going and expecting it to be a blank space for you and your family/friends to frolick along.... Three tidbits, know there are no 'real' bathrooms, just portables (there are a lot of them), and bring a water/drink bottle. Have your reservation be before Noon. The amount of people from before Noon, to after, was at least triple, partly because the place is welcoming, and you could spend most of the day there. Otherwise, enjoy the time here. read more