Orchards near Lititz, PA

Ronks

Listed as an orchard in Maryland, but the well-known Cherry Hill Orchards — pick-your-own stone fruit, apples, and pumpkins, plus a full garden center — operates in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, not Maryland. No separate Maryland orchard under this name turned up in business or press records. Likely a state mismatch in the source data rather than a distinct farm.

Mohnton

Mohnton

Brecknock Orchard has grown pick-your-own fruit near Mohnton since 1996, opening the rows for strawberries, raspberries, peaches, blackberries, and apples as each ripens. The on-site market sells picked produce plus tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, and cut flowers. Seasonal workshops and rotating food trucks turn a fruit run into a longer visit. It's a family farm in southern Berks County, off Orchard Road.

Lebanon

An orchard on Thompson Avenue in Lebanon that also produces honey, according to its listing. Tree-fruit growers in this part of central Pennsylvania harvest cherries and peaches through midsummer, then apples into the fall, and on-farm honey usually comes from hives kept to pollinate the trees. Ready-picked fruit and jars of local honey are the kinds of things a stand like this carries in season.

Jonestown

Sycamore Spring Orchard is on Heilmandale Road in Jonestown, Lebanon County, and hosts a fall harvest festival on its grounds. Orchards in this part of central Pennsylvania bring in apples and pumpkins through September and October, the usual window for the festival. Check the orchard's website or call ahead to confirm this year's festival dates and picking hours.

Bernville

York

Morgantown

Leesport

Delta

Cochranville

Coatesville

A diversified orchard and CSA farm on Cedar Knoll Road near Coatesville in Chester County. Beyond tree fruit, CSA operations like this grow a broad mix of vegetables, herbs, and small fruit, sharing the weekly harvest with members through the season. Non-members can often buy at an on-farm stand as well. Membership and pickup details are worth confirming directly before the season fills.

Coatesville

A family orchard and farm market east of Harrisburg, farming the same ground for more than a century. The market stocks its own baked goods, dairy, and honey, and runs a CSA of local produce through the season. Summer brings pick-your-own blackberries and cut flowers in the fields off Strites Road. The market keeps daily hours, staying open into the evening on weekdays.

Harrisburg