Orchards near Lafayette, IN

Lafayette

Lafayette

Wea Creek Orchard grows more than 20 apple varieties, including Honeycrisp and Fuji, alongside three types of peaches, pumpkins, and fields of sunflowers near Lafayette. The farm presses its own cider and makes jams, jellies, honey, preserves, and salsa from what it grows. U-pick season runs alongside tractor rides and on-site events, open Thursday through Sunday when in season.

Lafayette

Wea Creek Orchard is a seventh-generation family farm that turned part of its 162 acres into a u-pick apple and peach operation in 2008. Roughly 5,000 fruit trees supply the pick-your-own fields, and the market sells honey, cider, jellies, and preserves alongside lavender products from the neighboring Lavender Bee Company. Entry to the orchard is free; you pay for what you pick or buy at the stand.

Westpoint

Flint Creek Orchard runs two u-pick seasons in Westpoint — strawberries from late May through June, then apples from late August through November, with blackberries added more recently. Bring your own containers or cash, since the farm doesn't take cards and has no restroom on site. It's a bare-bones, working orchard rather than a full agritourism destination.

West Lafayette

Annie's Orchard in West Lafayette runs its picking calendar by fruit: strawberries in May, cherries and blueberries in June, peaches in August, and apples through August and September. Visitors pick their own or buy fruit already harvested — the farm's own line puts it plainly: "We pick or you pick."