Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Penn Yan, NY

Penn Yan

The Keuka Lake Wine Trail links six family-owned wineries around Y-shaped Keuka Lake in the Finger Lakes, an association running since 1985. Members include Heron Hill, Keuka Spring Vineyards, Domaine Leseurre, Vineyard View, Weis Vineyards, and Ravines' Agricolae estate. The trail runs signature events through the year — Sips and Succulents, Wine and Cheese Lovers, and a Handcrafted Holiday — plus a digital passport for self-guided visits.

Penn Yan

Apple Barrel Orchards is a fourth-generation, 86-acre fruit farm near Penn Yan in the Finger Lakes, where visitors pick their own apples and buy cider pressed on site. The tasting room sits inside the original 1896 farm barn, and a farm store plus a members' Barrel Club round out the operation. It took the FLX Finest gold medal for best apple orchard in 2025 and 2026.

Penn Yan

Hoover's U-Pick Blueberries opens its bushes for pick-your-own on Baldwin Road in Penn Yan, at the head of Keuka Lake in Yates County. Blueberry picking here runs through midsummer, from mid-July into August, when the Finger Lakes crop comes ripe. Bring your own containers for u-pick.

Penn Yan

Henderson's is a four-generation family vegetable operation on Himrod Road in Penn Yan, in the Finger Lakes' Yates County. The roadside stand sells what the family picks, with pick-your-own available on some crops, cabbage among them. This is a working produce farm rather than an agritourism attraction, so selection follows the growing season from summer into fall.

Penn Yan

My Little Farm in Penn Yan pairs a petting zoo of miniature donkeys, horses, cows, goats, and sheep with a market selling its own free-range poultry, pork, and turkey. It opens Friday through Sunday in season, with weekday visits by appointment, and charges $10 a head for the petting zoo. The farm sits in Yates County near Keuka Lake. Call (585) 737-5208.

Village of Penn Yan

Serendipity Farms sits on Chubb Hollow Road outside Penn Yan, in the Yates County hills near Keuka Lake. This is mixed Finger Lakes farm country, with vegetables, fruit, and small livestock on rolling ground. Public information on Serendipity is limited, so reach out directly to confirm what they raise and whether they welcome visitors.

Keuka Park

Larzelere Grape U-Pick lets visitors pick their own grapes on State Route 54A in Keuka Park, along the west arm of Keuka Lake in Yates County. This is core Finger Lakes grape country, where Concord and other varieties ripen through September and October. Grape u-pick is seasonal and short, so call in early fall to check when the vines are ready.

Penn Yan

Sugar Shack Blueberry Farm opens roughly 17,000 pesticide-free blueberry bushes for pick-your-own on East Swamp Road in Penn Yan, in the Finger Lakes. The farm also grows raspberries and taps its own maple syrup, and has run for about two decades. Picking generally happens Monday through Saturday during the mid-to-late summer blueberry season. Call 585-526-5442 to confirm ripeness and hours before driving out.

Penn Yan

Fox Run Vineyards makes cool-climate Finger Lakes wines on the west shore of Seneca Lake at 670 Route 14 in Penn Yan, best known for its dry Riesling and Cabernet Franc. The tasting room runs guided flights and hourly vineyard tours, and the on-site Fox Run Cafe serves lunch daily. There's a wine club, a guest house on the property, and a summer run of food-and-wine events.

Penn Yan

Seneca Breeze Berries grows berries on Earls Hill Road outside Penn Yan, in the Yates County countryside between Keuka and Seneca Lakes. The Finger Lakes berry season runs from June strawberries into late-summer raspberries and blueberries.

Penn Yan

Barrington Heirloom Apple Orchard grows antique and heirloom apple varieties on Sturdevant Road near Penn Yan, in the Finger Lakes between Keuka and Seneca Lakes. Old cultivars like these ripen through fall and often sell fresh or pressed into cider. Reach the orchard directly to confirm picking dates and which varieties are ready.

Village of Penn Yan

Sauder's Produce sells farm-grown vegetables and fruit near Penn Yan in Yates County, at the north end of Keuka Lake. The Penn Yan area has a large Mennonite farming community that supplies much of the region's roadside produce, and Welker Road runs through that rural farmland. Check locally for the stand's seasonal hours, which usually track the summer and fall harvest.

Branchport

Jim Bedient's Blueberry Patch is a pick-your-own grower on Stever Road in Branchport, near Keuka Lake in Yates County. The Finger Lakes' well-drained hillsides suit highbush blueberries, which usually ripen from mid-July into August here. Expect a seasonal, cash-and-carry patch rather than a year-round storefront. Picking depends on weather, so it's worth checking availability before heading out.

Dundee

Graydon Youngman farms near State Route 14A in Dundee, Yates County, in the Finger Lakes between Seneca and Keuka lakes. This is grape, grain, and vegetable country, with vineyards common across the surrounding hills. Information on this specific farm is limited, so contact them directly to confirm what they grow and whether visitors are welcome.

Geneva

A Seneca Lake winery focused on dry, food-friendly Finger Lakes wines, poured in a restored vintage barn with a covered patio at the lake's north end near Geneva. Billsboro sources grapes from sustainably farmed Finger Lakes vineyards and is known for its Sauvignon Blanc and chilled reds. Founded in 2006, it pairs tastings with hand-made chocolates and runs the Il Fienile wine club.

Dundee

Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard is a Riesling specialist on the west side of Seneca Lake in Dundee, farming biodynamically and fermenting with native yeasts. Critics rank it among the Finger Lakes' best: Wine & Spirits called it tops in the U.S. for Riesling, and Wine Spectator credited it with leading the region's quality push. Tastings run by reservation, with by-the-glass pours and self-guided flights for walk-ins.

Stanley

Pick'n Patch is a fall festival farm at the junction of Routes 5 & 20 in Stanley, in the Finger Lakes between Rochester and Syracuse. It runs roughly late August through October with apple and pumpkin picking, a corn maze, a sunflower field, farm animals, and more than twenty attractions, plus food and drink on site. Open daily except Tuesdays, 10am to 6pm in season. Call 585-526-6518.

Rushville

A small farm near Rushville, in the Finger Lakes between Canandaigua and Keuka lakes. Not much about its offerings is documented online.

Dundee

Fulkerson Winery pours more than 30 wines and sells fresh winemaking juice, including Concord, Niagara, Diamond, Riesling, and Cayuga, from a seven-generation family farm on Route 14 along Seneca Lake in Dundee. Grapes go u-pick in harvest season, and the property adds an 18-hole disc golf course and self-guided hiking trails. Find them on Facebook and Instagram as @fulkersonwinery.

Town of Starkey

Glenora Farms works land on Dundee-Glenora Road in the town of Starkey, above the west shore of Seneca Lake in Yates County. This slope is Finger Lakes wine and grape country, with vineyards and fruit farms running down toward the lake. Details on Glenora Farms specifically are thin, so contact them directly to learn what they grow and whether they sell on site.

Lodi

Wagner Vineyards pours more than 30 wines, from bone-dry to dessert-sweet, at its estate on State Route 414 above Seneca Lake in Lodi. The same property houses Wagner Valley Brewing Company and the Ginny Lee Cafe, and a seasonal enclosed deck looks out over the lake. Tastings run from self-guided flights to guided and library pours. Open daily 10am to 5pm, with live music through the summer.

Hector

Sawmill Creek Vineyards is a small winery on Route 414 in Hector, on the east side of Seneca Lake along the Finger Lakes wine trail. The area's shale slopes and lake-moderated climate suit Riesling and other cool-climate grapes. Expect a tasting room pouring estate wines; check ahead for current hours and tasting availability before visiting.

Lodi

Rue Claire Lavender Farm grows lavender on Route 414 in Lodi, along the west side of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes. The location puts it in the middle of the Seneca Lake wine trail, where lavender fields fit the region's summer tourism draw.

Clifton Springs

Seneca Orchards grows tree fruit on Orleans Road in Clifton Springs, Ontario County, in the Finger Lakes east of Canandaigua. The lakes moderate the climate here enough to make this reliable apple and orchard country.

Romulus

Varick Winery & Vineyard sits on Route 96 in Romulus, on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail between Cayuga and Seneca lakes in the Finger Lakes. The winery pours estate and regional wines in its tasting room, part of the dense cluster of Finger Lakes producers on this stretch. The lake-moderated climate is what makes serious grape-growing work this far north.

Hector

Twin Oak Farms works Route 414 in Hector, on the east side of Seneca Lake in Schuyler County. This Finger Lakes hillside is prime vineyard land, with vegetable and livestock farms filling the ground between wineries. A seasonal operation along the Seneca Lake wine trail corridor.

Wagner Farms is on Lodi Center Road in Lodi, on the east side of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes. Lodi Center Road runs through productive farmland in one of New York's densest wine-and-produce regions. No dedicated website or crop list is published for this specific farm, and several unrelated Wagner operations trade nearby, so contact the farm directly to confirm what it grows and sells.

Hector

House of Dugue sits on Dugue Road in Hector, on the east side of Seneca Lake in Schuyler County. The road carries the family name, marking long roots in this Finger Lakes hill country of vineyards and small farms. Listed for agritourism.

Hector

Dalrymple Farms is on Ball Diamond Road in Hector, on the east side of Seneca Lake in Schuyler County. The slopes here mix vineyards, orchards, and vegetable ground within the Finger Lakes wine region. Public details are limited, so ask the farm directly about current crops and whether it runs a stand or pick-your-own.

Hector

The Cheerful Cherry Farm grows cherries near County Road 2 in Hector, Schuyler County, on the east side of Seneca Lake. Sweet and tart cherries ripen here in late June and July, a short window that drives pick-your-own and roadside sales. Call in early summer to check whether the crop is ready before heading out.

Hector

A Seneca Lake estate winery in Hector with more than 40 years of winemaking on 110 acres of vinifera vines rooted in stony shale soil. Chateau LaFayette Reneau is best known for Riesling and has taken three New York Governor's Cup awards and five Jefferson Cups. The property also runs an inn and offers tasting flights and vineyard picnics.

Waterloo

Cassim Farms works land on Yost Road in Waterloo, in Seneca County's Finger Lakes farm belt between Seneca and Cayuga lakes. Nothing detailed about its crops or hours is posted online, so check a local listing or call before visiting.

Burdett

Damiani Wine Cellars makes wine entirely from Finger Lakes fruit on the east shore of Seneca Lake, at 4704 Route 414 in Burdett. The tasting room pours Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, dry Riesling, and other reds and whites, open daily 10 to 5. Winemaker Katey Larwood leads production under a 'Premium Without Pretense' approach. A wine club, private tastings, and events round out visits north of Watkins Glen.

Clifton Springs

A&J Farms is on Taylor Road outside Clifton Springs, in Ontario County between Canandaigua and Geneva. Growers across this part of the Finger Lakes lean toward vegetables, tree fruit, and dairy. Online information is sparse, so contact the farm directly to learn what it grows and when the stand is open.

Prattsburgh

Hillview Blueberry Farm sells pick-your-own blueberries for about $2 a pound on Bean Station Road in Prattsburgh, in the Finger Lakes. It's a family-run patch, cash or check only, that typically opens in mid-July and picks from early morning to evening. Bring your own containers and expect a quiet, rural setting well off the main roads.

Canandaigua

Hungry Bear Farms is a beekeeping supplier in Canandaigua, stocking hive equipment, protective gear, frames, and extracting tools in a full showroom. They sell live bees — nucs, packages, and queens from a northern line — plus raw and creamed honey, beeswax candles, and skin-care items. Beekeeping classes run for hobbyist through commercial keepers. Find them on South Main Street at the north end of Canandaigua Lake.

Romulus

The inn sits on the grounds of Varick Winery on State Route 89, along the west shore of Cayuga Lake in Romulus. It's part of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, putting guests within a short drive of a dozen Finger Lakes tasting rooms. Current booking details are hard to confirm online.

Watkins Glen

The Apple Lane orchard in Watkins Glen once known as Reisinger's Apple Country now operates as Apples and Moore, carrying more than twenty apple varieties plus pears, plums, and berries. Cider donuts are made fresh several days a week through the fall, alongside jams, apple butter, cider, and maple syrup. It sits in the hills above the south end of Seneca Lake.

Burdett

Mangus Farms is on Main Street in Burdett, above Seneca Lake in Schuyler County's Finger Lakes produce and wine country. No website or listing detail turned up online, so its crops and hours are best confirmed directly with the farm.

Fayette

A & J Farms works land on Ridge Road in Fayette, Seneca County, on the ridge between Seneca and Cayuga lakes. This stretch of the Finger Lakes grows vegetables, grain, and fruit on well-drained glacial soils. Public information on A & J is sparse, so call ahead to confirm what they grow and how they sell it.

Clifton Springs

ACMME Blueberries, part of Embers Rising Farm, opens organic blueberries for pick-your-own on La Rue Road in Clifton Springs, in the Finger Lakes' Ontario County. The berries ripen from July into August; bring reusable containers. The same farm sells Christmas trees once winter arrives, so it runs on two seasonal poles. Call (315) 462-9220 to confirm the patch is open and picking well.

Watkins Glen

The Seneca Lake Wine Trail is an association of family wineries circling Seneca Lake, the largest of the Finger Lakes and a region known for Riesling and other cool-climate wines. Based in Watkins Glen at the lake's south end, the group coordinates tasting-trail events and marketing for its member wineries.

Burdett

Glendale Farm is on Route 414 in Burdett, just east of Seneca Lake in Schuyler County's Finger Lakes. The steep, well-drained slopes around Burdett suit orchards, vegetable ground, and grapes. Listed as an agritourism stop with seasonal hours.

Lyons

Whispering Pines Hideaway is on Townline Road in Lyons, in Wayne County between the Erie Canal towns of the region. Its listing marks it as an agritourism spot, but little else is posted about what it offers. The name suggests a quiet, wooded rural setting. Contact the property directly to learn what it grows or hosts and whether it's open to visitors.

Naples

Mountain Rise Organics grows in Naples, at the south end of Canandaigua Lake in the Finger Lakes. The name signals organic growing methods, and the hilly Naples area is known for small organic vegetable and fruit growers. Little else is posted online. Contact the farm directly to confirm its CSA, market days, or what it grows before planning a visit.

Naples

Jerome's U-Pick is a pick-your-own berry and fruit farm on Route 53 in Naples, at the south end of Canandaigua Lake in the Finger Lakes. The Naples valley's hillsides are long known for grapes and summer berries. The farm's own site wasn't reachable online, so call ahead or check a local listing for current crops and picking days.

Seneca Falls

Shuster's grows pick-your-own strawberries on Route 89 in Seneca Falls, along the Cayuga Lake side of the Finger Lakes. The family operation, registered as P&K Shuster Farms, focuses on June-bearing strawberries picked by the quart during the few weeks they peak. Route 89 is a well-traveled lake road, making the patch an easy stop. Selection is strawberry-season only, so timing matters.

Lyons

Circle B Farms sits along Route 14 in Lyons, the Wayne County seat and part of New York's leading apple region. Wayne County grows more apples than anywhere else in the state, alongside cherries and other tree fruit. Information on Circle B specifically is thin, so call before visiting to confirm what they sell and their hours.

Trumansburg

Glenhaven Farm offers pick-your-own blueberries across 11 acres in Trumansburg, above the west side of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. The season typically opens in mid-July and runs into August. Under new management, the farm has retired its former winemaking and farmers-market sides and now focuses on the u-pick patch. Reach it at [email protected] for opening dates and picking conditions.

Trumansburg

High Point Farms is on State Route 96 in Trumansburg, in the hills above the west side of Cayuga Lake near Taughannock Falls. The listing marks it as agritourism, but no public website or details were confirmed. Contact the farm directly to find out what it offers and when.

Palmyra

The Thomas Galloway House is a bed-and-breakfast on Cornwall Road in Palmyra, a historic Wayne County village in the Finger Lakes region. Palmyra draws visitors for its Erie Canal heritage and religious-history sites. No active website was found to confirm rooms or rates.

Seneca Falls

Meadeville Farm works land on Gravel Road just outside Seneca Falls, in New York's Finger Lakes region between Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. It's listed as an agritourism stop in Seneca County. Public details are thin online, so call ahead or check locally to confirm current crops, farm-stand hours, and any visitor activities before making the drive.

Union Springs

Fingerlakes Honey Company is a honey producer based in Union Springs, on the west shore of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. Small apiaries in this region sell raw and local honey along with hive products. The company keeps its own website; contact it there for what's currently in stock, pricing, and where to buy.

Town of Hornby

Apple Creek Orchard runs pick-your-own apples, including Honeycrisp, plus red raspberries on Harrison Road in the town of Hornby, in the hills above Corning. Fall visits add a corn maze and hay wagon rides, making it a family stop as much as an orchard. It's an easy drive from the Corning-Elmira area. Details and picking updates are at applecreekorchard.org, or call (607) 542-0442.

Naples

Glenside Organic Vineyards grows organic grapes on Hunts Hollow Road in Naples, at the southern tip of Canandaigua Lake in the Finger Lakes. The farm store opens on fall weekends, roughly September through October, from noon to 4 p.m. Naples sits in a pocket known for grapes and its long-running grape festival, and organic growing is still uncommon among Finger Lakes vineyards. Reach them at 585-374-2091 or [email protected].

Stan Rathbun runs a pick-your-own strawberry patch in the Almond area of Allegany County, at ZIP 14808 in New York's Southern Tier. Strawberry season here is short, usually a few weeks in June, and u-pick fields open only while the berries last. Call at the start of June to check whether the patch is ready and picking.

Aurelius-auburn

Tuckerman Farms sits on West Genesee Street Road in the Aurelius and Auburn area of Cayuga County, in the Finger Lakes. The listing marks it as an agritourism farm; crop and visit details aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly to confirm what they offer and when.

Union Springs

Penny's Pumpkin Patch grows pumpkins on Gray Road in Union Springs, along the west shore of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. As a seasonal fall operation it's built around pick-your-own pumpkins and autumn visits from roughly late September through October. Confirm opening dates and hours directly, since small patches often run weekends only.

Cohocton

A bed-and-breakfast on State Route 371 in Cohocton, in the Steuben County hills at the southern edge of the Finger Lakes. The setting puts guests near Naples, Keuka Lake, and the region's wineries. Specific room and rate details aren't available online.

King Ferry

Sheils Farm works Route 34B in King Ferry, on the east side of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. This is Cayuga County farm country, where lake-tempered ground supports produce and orchard crops between the vineyards.