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3.0 (235 reviews)
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Khairi G.

The Staff Was Amazing Donuts Out Of This World The Map On The Bag Was Extremely Helpful

Juicy, incomparable from store apples
Eddie D.

Best place to bring family, you can drive to the orchard and pick your apples, sample and choose the right tree to pick. I understand the rules of checking your cars because they may have encountered customers that at sneaking apples out and I have noticed the place has been a bit loud and can get a bit crowded, I wish they can control some of the people bring loud speakers and playing continuously, since every person has a different music preferences and it can be disturbing. So I'm taking 1 star away for this experience.

Tata G.

Been a family tradition to go here at the beginning of fall every year. Although non of us fond of apples, we like going on a picnic here & spending out door time with the kids. Our visit usually starts around the country store. Always nice time getting jam, hotsauce etc. Always enjoy the scenic drive all the way here. A good way to jumpstart the fall season. First time to read the review about poison ivy. Just reminded me i Developed bad very itchy rash a week after coming here last year. Didnt occur to me its poison ivy. Got to go to the derma & get strong prescription to get rid of it. Oh my, hope this recent visit i'll be spared. I'll take precaution next time & will make sure i wear close shoes, socks & long pants for future visit!

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Linda S.

What a beautiful place to visit with gorgeous scenery! So many different apples and you can actually drive up to the trees! They invite you to eat all the apples you'd like while you're there, you just pay for the bags full as you leave. I love that they let you know, it's a working farm and also to be careful of poison ivy. So make sure you're dressed appropriately and also wear good walking shoes because you're walking in an orchard. The employees are extremely friendly and so helpful! The bags you're given have a map of the orchard and where you'll find the different types of apples. There's also a guide on the bag that tells you what apples are available and when. The trees are clearly marked and tell you which trees are ripe. It was a lovely afternoon with my family! Also, the country store has the most delicious donuts. Definitely get some to take home. You can also purchase cider on the way out.

Easy on those roads
Steve M.

What can I say, it's an apple farm. We went on a Saturday and the place was packed with families picking apples and having picnics. Everyone was having a good time and I enjoyed the atmosphere. The area with the barns had a store, bbq area, and a bakery. All very good and tasty. Not sure about the prices but it seemed expensive, but how often do you do this? So bite the bullet and just try to enjoy. A couple of tips; the "roads" is rock and gravel so take it slow! We also bought a jar of jam and it got confiscated later at the airport security, make sure to put it in your checked luggage.

Kailey N.

Great orchard with great apples and lovely food options. Maskers is dog friendly and you're allowed to drive through the orchard itself. You pay based on how many bags you fill though to be honest one bag is more than enough for 2-4 people. The apples are great and they encourage you to try the apples so that you know what you're getting. The variety of apples varies based on the time/season but there are always plenty of tasty apples to choose from. This may be my new favorite orchard!

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Melanie H.

I had a blast at Masker Orchards. There was quite a bit of traffic driving there from the city, but the fall leaves and scenic route during the last 30 minutes of the drive made it all worth it. The orchard itself was not busy at all in the morning. I recommend going on a drizzly day because it is less crowded. The food was better than I was expecting. I paid 15$ for a pulled pork sandwich. We also got really good apple pie, but I don't remember how much we paid. I was less invested in the apple picking, but I enjoyed walking around the orchard with my friends. We even brought a dog, and it wasn't an issue at all. A couple of cars got stuck parking in the mud, so I recommend parking in the bottom lot and walking up the hill if possible. It seemed like their staff was pulling cars out of the mud. Beautiful views. Definitely going back next year.

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Genna A.

What a great family owner apple orchard It's become a family tradition for us : best apples , best orchard : drive up to a spectacular view ! Highly recommend

Winny L.

Friends recommended this place as they come annually for apple picking. Decided to join this year, even though I don't eat apples unless they are cooked/baked... Huge are with 5 parking lot levels for apple picking. They give you 2 bags per person as you drive in....Signs in the front section of the trees and the bags to indicate what types of apple are located where... just don't forget where you park your car! Make sure to wear comfortable shoes as the ground is not level... and long pants. Saw ants crawling on the ground especially around crushed apples... Make sure to go early as we hit heavy traffic delaying us by at least 30-40 minutes in getting there. Friends and I ended up arriving shortly after each other even with the delay/re-routing to get there. Was able to pick a variety of apples while there Sep 26th - ripe red delicious, ripe macs, ripe empires, not mitsu ripe (green)...have yet to try them. Restrooms - there is regular restrooms a little past the snack barn area with toilets and sinks. Sadly not as well maintained as the day went on...so get there early. Otherwise, plenty of porta-potties. $34 for a full bag apples...wow! $18 for 1/2 bag and $9.90 for 1/4 bag. Besides apple picking, you can purchase apple pie for $23 and apple cider donuts. Snack barn and a couple of food trucks in case you're hungry and want to purchase food there. Purchase / pick up apple cider on the way out $4.50. There were a couple of other activities for kids - Haunted House and Masker's Apple Maze - must purchase tickets at the ticket booth. On the way out, they do ask how many bags of apples and check the car - so please be honest! Read other reviews about poison ivy after I got back! Good thing I didn't sit on the ground or touch any leaves... thanks to the other reviewers for the tip! Will keep eyes open next time.

Apple cider donuts!!!!
Kenya M.

Disclaimer: I could care less about Apple picking! I guess because I don't eat apples at all! But what I do care about is apple cider donuts, and that to me is more important than anything! I saw pictures of their apple cider donuts on Yelp, and I just knew I had to get there! First of all- THIS PLACE IS HUGE! As soon as you pull in, you're handed bags for your apples and are given a map. There is NO ADMISSION FEE! You can eat all the apples you want FOR FREE while there, but the ones you bag up have to be paid for. You can pull your car right in the middle of the apple trees & go for it! My kids ate a few apples and said they were delicious, and quite possibly the best they've ever had!! Again- I don't eat them so I can't say! Exiting this place was a task but the box of goodness I left with was well worth it! The store to purchase items is closed but FRET NOT- they'll have all the goodies at the exit to grab before you go! We pulled up and the guy asked if we had any apples. They will ask you to open your trunk to make sure you're not stealing apples which I thought was crazy but I totally get it! Here's where the fun comes in- THEY ASK YOU IF YOU WANT ANY PIES, DONUTS or CIDER & they bring it to your car! You then pull up to the cashier and pay for your items, then you're free to go! BE PATIENT because it takes a lot of time! All of the workers wore their PPE properly, and were constantly sanitizing their hands! Not one time did I not feel safe during my entire visit. Listen- the donuts are out of this world GREAT! Maskers has mastered the art of apple cider donut making and I'll forever be a fan! I look forward to returning next fall for more photo ops in the beautiful orchards & of course those little round things that make me very happy!

Jason R.

I did a search for best orchards near NYC, this place was on two different lists, so I went with Masker, and wasn't disappointed. As you pull in, a worker will walk up to your car and give you as many as you'd like. Then you can seemingly park anywhere, it was a little confusing because people walk through the narrow portion you can drive through, so you'll have to be very patient. However, once you park, you're right in the orchard without having to do any walking. As it is already Mid-October, it was slim pickings. The entire right side seemed to have been depleted (unless you want apples from the ground) we asked a guy we saw without a lot of apples and he directed us where to walk back toward the front part where we parked to find apples. We found many there, but they were high up in the tree, which wasn't a problem for me, as I'm tall. Also, I typically prefer that, as I rather have apples that were touched by everybody. Once we racked up, we attempted to find some cakes and cider. The apple pie and apple cider donuts were located near the gift shop (only allows ten people, due to Covid-19) so we didn't feel like the wait was worth it. Two apple pies totaled $45, I believe the donuts are $6 and the cider which was by the exit was $3.95 per half-gallon. When you get by the exit, someone will expect your car to see how many bags you have. We had four or five bags, but they weren't completely filled but they only charged us for one and a half bags. I was very impressed with the staff, they were very helpful and courteous, along with how cheap some of the rates were. It was a mission to get up (darn GPS, but it was well worth it) I'd return here, but earlier in the season. Just an FYI--no pumpkins; those have to be ordered online, we were told.

Apple pie $5
Irene L.

Free admissions fee and delicious apple pies. A slice of pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream is $5. Hot apple cider $3.50. Really good but the apple donuts were disappointing. It was hard and didn't taste good. There was not much festivities and no live music. Barely as apples left and they do check your car before you leave. I still had fun though. There's porter potties at the lot. It was about $33 a pound.

Gary M.

First time here on Saturday. I initially parked in the lot not realizing you can drive in the orchards. So I ended up going to the furthest corner where we could picnic. You could really tell which people have been here before. Tons of families gathering for a picnic/bbq. The main event: the apples here were ok. $32 for a bag seems like a lot but the bag can really fit many apples. There is no admission charge and dogs are allowed which is a plus. Checkout was easy as someone checked your car for apples and you were able to order donuts and cider. Credit card was accepted as well. I guess since we left early, I didn't experience the gridlock leaving the orchard as others. 2 negatives from the orchard: the grass was not really cut well around trees like other orchards. Also there is poison ivy around so be careful.

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Very fun have been going for years and even went the last day and still got a lot of apples and food truck food was delicious

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Are there any gluten free options in the storea?

No gluten free options in their food.

Can you go there without a car?

Sure. Long walk from NJ.

Does anyone know if they will allow us to bring our family dog with us?

Yes... Just be aware there's 1 million dogs i& 1 million piles of poop everywhere. There's also a lot of ticks& poison ivy!!!

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Ochs Orchard

Ochs Orchard

(203 reviews)

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My lab wanted to go apple picking and we ended up choosing this orchard. I believe there were…read moreothers close to this one, but we went with Ochs because of the low admission fee ($5 per person) and petting zoo. It was an hour and a half drive from upper Manhattan. We went here on a random Wednesday afternoon so we basically had the orchard to ourselves. The first parking lot you see is for their store, you have to keep driving up for the u-pick orchard. There you check in to pay your admission fee, get your wristband, and get your apple picking bag(s). They give you a map where the ripe apples are highlighted for you. My favorite apples were the honeycrisp and snap dragons. They grow vegetables too but honestly we didn't explore the orchard that much (it was huge) so the only other thing I picked besides apples was a tomato, which I felt like was pretty difficult to find a good one. I handed out the apples to other friends and colleagues and they all liked them! There's something different about picking the apple straight off the tree than the apples you would normally just buy at a grocery store. It's a lot crispier when you pick them yourself! The store has apple cider doughnuts! Now being that I am a Californian where we don't have this apple picking culture, I was wondering what all the hype around apple cider doughnuts was about. NOW I GET IT they're so good! Unfortunately since we went on a weekday the doughnuts weren't fresh (they make them fresh on the weekends) so some of them were stale, but most were still good. It's honestly more of a cake than a doughnut, but so good! The doughnuts are self serve towards the back. The store also had a cat on the prowl haha We ended up not even having time to visit the petting zoo, but overall I think my colleagues had a good time here and I would recommend this orchard for anyone trying to have a no frills apple picking experience. I believe there was like a building restroom closer to the store and port o potties closer to the u-pick orchard.

Ochs Orchard is a lovely spot with great variety!Inside, they have a fantastic selection of fresh…read moreproduce, homemade jams, and delicious baked goods. The apple cider donuts are a must-try! We came on a winter day few days after Christmas and they had free samples of apple cider. I got some tea and honey to bring back home to FL. I also bought some apples and they were so soft inside and juicy. Unlike any other apple I've had. I wish I had a way to bring the Amish butter home since a family member has it in their home I often have it with bread in the morning. The staff were friendly, and everything was well-organized. Heads up It's a bit busy during peak times, but that's to be expected at a popular place. But when we came on a Saturday they were practically empty and lady made a joke not to come on the weekends so I assume normally it's a busy day or they dedicate it to stocking up since when we came I saw about 3 of the staff unboxing stuff. Overall, a really enjoyable experience with a charming atmosphere. I'll definitely be coming back next season!

Wright Family Farm - Entrance to the corn maze

Wright Family Farm

(21 reviews)

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We came here in October when fall season festivities were in full swing, and had a lot of fun!…read moreThere were many kids and family activities such as a corn maze, apple cannon, tube slide, pedal bikes, cow train ride, pumpkin patch, barnyard animals, and more. Most of these are included in the price of admission except for the pony rides, apple cannon, and pumpkin picking. If you're lucky and timely, you'll also catch the candy cannon blast, which the children eagerly await and sprint toward the candy sprayed across the field! They sell apple cider donuts, beer, and some basic food. A nice feature is that there are proper bathrooms and sinks to wash up in here, in addition to the porta potties which is all that most farms have. There is plenty of parking, and no reservation or advance admission is required, though you can secure your ticket in advance online if you wish.

I don't know that Wright is a Maze ing, but it was sure a trip for the two of us. We stopped on by…read morebecause the "sunflower maze" from last time was not a maze at all, and we knew Wright is an actual maze each year. With the entry fee paid, we decided to enjoy as much of the farm as we could. We looked at the petting zoo (not much to do, the goats were being happily fed already), the race course (all kids' vehicles, sadly), the apple cannon (extra fee, more fun to watch than to shoot we thought)... So you get the idea, adults maybe are more limited to the maze and the local products for sale in the payment area. So the maze: Like others have said, it's gotten overgrown. Unlike the top places (Cherry Crest in PA), Wright does not clear all the maze paths. It's not just hard to tell whether a path is a dead end or not, or whether it's actually a path or just a cut through some broken stalks; it's hard to just walk some of the paths due to the wet overgrown grass and weeds. Looking beyond path condition, there are two mazes (or at least were in 2025), an easier A and a harder B maze. The B maze was bigger but we were done in 10 minutes, and only had 3 clues to follow if we wanted to. (The solvable clues are "What is the answer to this question? A. Turn left. B. Turn right. C. Turn left." So even without knowing the anwer, just pick the choice that is different.) Jeez, the A maze must be super easy. Nope. We got hopelessly lost there. The one hint we needed to get ourselves found had 4 clues, two Turn Lefts and two Turn Rights. Without knowing the answer (what percent of... something), we kept finding ourselves back at this sign. The path conditions did not help us navigate, and unlike Cherry Crest, you don't get a maze puzzle to put together and help you get out, so you can actually get yourself very lost in there. Fortunately, we eventually found ourselves skipping ahead from Clue 2 to Clue 4, and made our way out a solid 45 sunburned minutes later. Fun story, right? So then we said, let's go catch a hayride while we're here. We were the only ones on, it took us up barely past the maze and then turned around. That was it, the pumpkin patch was just past the maze after all that. So I let my lady down... to incredible rudeness from the driver because we undid the latch and the stairs ourselves instead of waiting for him. I admit I should not have done that, but he should have been a TINY bit nicer about it. Verdict: Pumpkin patch yes. Kid stuff yes. Maze no. Service no. Nice little local collection of goods in the entryway. I will quote another review I see from another Elite: "This farm is nothing spectacular." But it's good enough to bring the kids for a half day out.

Pennings Orchard

Pennings Orchard

(97 reviews)

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I had a really nice time here at the farms .. the guy working at the parking lot set the vibe . He…read morewas so nice and kind . We went at the end of the season but we were still able to get some goodies . We also were able to enjoy the animals and watch them . And I can tell they are well taken care of animals and I really loved that . It was alot of walking lol but it was a very nice place I enjoyed it . I didn't care for the amount $45 but if you have a car group you can split the amount up so it's not terrible . And also no one didn't look into our bags or anything on the way out so I'm sorry some had that experience that's terrible . But we had a good time . I didn't care for the bathrooms but it wasn't a porta potty so I'll take that lol

It's a bit "out there" from the city but it's also why it it's got the huge footprint to feature so…read moremany different variations of apples and other crops that's perfect for picking season. I'm a big fan of the huge variety of offerings and the lovely market and dining area with plenty of food and drink options. The only drawback is that when it gets busy here, you can expect to wait for a long time on various lines and it does get a crazy at times. The other issue is that the picking area is up on a very steep hill so if you plan on making your way down to the market area I would strongly suggest first putting your apples away in the car park and then driving down to the other lot that's at the lower elevation by the market area. This will save you quite a bit of walking up a hill later on. Otherwise it was generally a good experience.

Apple Dave’s Orchards - Behind the winery

Apple Dave’s Orchards

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My family and I came on a Sunday after one of those rainy Saturdays, so it was definitely hopping…read more The people working here definitely have a well-oiled machine - not in an off-putting way, but how else would you manage the NYC and NJ crowds? Parking was pretty straightforward. You might need to walk a little to the main area, where there's a small fee to enter the non-apple-picking area. It's small but cute. There are some things for kids to climb on, some animals to see, and a good amount of places to sit and eat purchased food and beverages or what you brought in. The apple cider donuts are definitely worth getting, and I was decently satisfied with my pulled pork sandwich. Next time, though, I'd probably just bring my own food. There's a small store with items and snacks for sale (and an ATM). There's also a bar for some seasonal drinks. The apple-picking area you pay by the bag size. Cash only. No wagons allowed - I wish this had been posted better, but apparently it's a new policy since apples were getting stolen. How sad! Lots of apple trees and two very large sections to choose from. Near the parking lot is a small patch of pumpkins. We got two decent-sized ones for $15/each. The area was definitely muddy with all the traffic and rain. Wear your galoshes! By 1pm, when we were leaving, there was a huge line of cars to get in. If I come back, I'll definitely come on the earlier side!

Best kept secret in Warwick!!! Full bar, amazing views,…read moreauthentic Mexican food and plenty of fun for the kids. Apple cider donuts are to die for All in an 18th century barn!!

Pennings Farm Market - market and eatery

Pennings Farm Market

(279 reviews)

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*Update Jan 2026* As always, stellar service, amazing…read moreambiance, and even better food. This year's brunch menu does not disappoint. The Cranberry Orange Scone is PERFECTLY made - incredible flavor and not AT ALL dry. The Garden Omelette is beautifully composed and chock-full of the freshest veggies (and cheese), with the side salad as great accompaniment to a wonderful meal. We look forward to their brunch in the winter (just wish y'all could continue it throughout the year!)!!

We visited on a Sunday afternoon, and there were employees directing people to where to park. The…read morefarm features large lots with ample parking and options to visit the market, where you can purchase ciders, donuts, and more. There's also apple picking, a beer garden with two food cart options (Jamaican/ crêpes), and a section with farm animals like goats and chickens. As you head up there are more food options and the full cidery where you can also buy cider we opted for the $24 cider flight and some individual ciders (the peach fuzz was our favorite) there are also three food trucks (hot dogs, sandwiches( chicken tenders fries), nachos and from the cider areas you can order pizza ($12-16) pretzel, etc. Lots of seating options some people bring their blankets and sit by the grass, by this area there's a live music section some face painting for children, and a petting zoo. Overall definitely worth checking out! It's right across the Shoprite plaza in Warwick NY.

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