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U-Pick Apple Orchards and Farms in Stow, MA

3 of the 6 u-pick farms we list in Stow have u-pick apples available.

This section lists orchards and agricultural farms that offer self-service apple harvesting for visitors. The harvest season generally spans from late August through early November, depending on the state and specific cultivar. Farms typically supply standardized bags or peck baskets on arrival and charge either per pound or per pre-sized container.

  1. Shelburne Farm

    106 W Acton Rd, Stow, MA 01775-2141

    ApplesPumpkin patchPeaches & cherriesFamily activities
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  2. Honey Pot Hill Orchards

    144 Sudbury Rd, Stow, MA 01775-1501

    Blueberries & berriesApplesPeaches & cherriesFarm stand on site
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  3. Carver Hill Orchard

    101 Brookside Ave, Stow, MA 01775-1394

    Blueberries & berriesApplesPeaches & cherriesFarm stand on site
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Check crop status before driving out: Ripening dates shift based on weather conditions, and high-demand varieties like Honeycrisp frequently pick out within hours on autumn weekends.

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How much does u-pick apple picking cost?

Pricing typically ranges from $1.50 to $3.50 per pound, or between $20 and $45 for a half-bushel bag provided by the orchard. Many farms also charge a separate admission or parking fee of $5 to $15 per vehicle or person.

What equipment is provided, and what should visitors bring?

Orchards supply picking bags, peck containers, or plastic buckets at the entrance, and some offer pole pickers for high branches. Visitors should wear closed-toe shoes suitable for uneven soil and bring wagons or strollers for hauling heavy bags.

Are dogs allowed in apple picking orchards?

Federal food safety regulations prohibit pets in active crop areas at the majority of commercial orchards. Service animals recognized by the ADA are allowed, though non-service pets must usually remain in designated parking or picnic areas.