Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Walworth, NY

Walworth

G and S Orchards runs a u-pick and farm stand on Atlantic Avenue (Route 286) in Walworth, growing strawberries, juneberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, currants, and gooseberries, plus apples and pumpkins in fall. The stand also sells vegetables, garlic, and honey, and the farm offers a CSA. Call 315-524-3823 or email [email protected].

Walworth

Wilbert Fruit Farm grows tree fruit on Ontario Center Road in Walworth, Wayne County, part of New York's top apple-producing region. Area orchards harvest apples from late summer into fall, along with cherries and peaches earlier in the season. Specifics for Wilbert are limited online, so call ahead to confirm varieties, hours, and whether they offer pick-your-own.

Macedon

Long Acre Farms has run family farm attractions in Macedon since 1993, anchored by the Amazing Maize Maze, billed as New York's longest-running corn maze. The property also holds an ice cream shop, a farm market, gemstone panning and a tasting room, and hosts birthday parties, corporate events and school tours. It sits between Rochester and the Finger Lakes, drawing seasonal crowds through summer and fall.

Penfield

Woody Acres is an agritourism farm on Harris Road in Penfield, east of Rochester in Monroe County. Farms of this kind in the area often pair a Christmas tree lot with a barn used for weddings and private events. Because published details are limited, contact the farm to confirm whether it's open for tree cutting, events, or seasonal visits.

Ontario

Shadow Hill Maple Syrup makes syrup on Lakeside Road in Ontario, in Wayne County near the Lake Ontario shore east of Rochester. The sugarhouse taps its own maples and boils sap during the late-winter run.

MACEDON

Maier's Mud Acres is a small agritourism farm in Macedon, New York, in the Wayne County apple-growing belt east of Rochester. No active website or current listing turned up online, so its seasonal offerings and hours couldn't be confirmed.

Penfield

Wickham Farms runs pick-your-own apples and sunflowers plus a farm cidery on the edge of Penfield, east of Rochester. Its fall season stacks up hayrides, a corn-and-barnyard play area, a Fall Festival, and after-hours 'Sip 'N Pick' evenings; summer brings the Sunflower Spectacular. The market and attractions open Thursday through Sunday in season. Season passes and gift cards are sold for regulars who come back through the year.

Macedon

ParaDeys Acres makes maple syrup on Victor Road in Macedon, in Wayne County's sugarbush country east of Rochester. The sugarhouse taps its own trees and boils sap into syrup during the late-winter run.

Williamson

Orbaker's Fruit Farm grows tree fruit in Williamson, part of the Lake Ontario fruit belt in Wayne County where apples, cherries, and peaches all do well. The farm posts seasonal updates on its Facebook page. Check ahead for what's ripe and current picking hours before making the drive.

Fairport

Chase Farms is on Pannell Road in Fairport, a Monroe County suburb east of Rochester. Farms ringing the Rochester area typically run roadside stands with sweet corn, pumpkins, and fall produce for nearby neighborhoods.

Webster

The North Bee is based on North Avenue in Webster, a Monroe County town on the Lake Ontario shore east of Rochester. The name points to beekeeping or a honey operation, which fits this fruit-and-field stretch of lakeshore. Specific products and hours aren't well documented online.

Webster

Tir na nOg Manor Farms is a small agritourism farm on Viking Circle in Webster, east of Rochester near Lake Ontario. The Irish name (roughly 'land of youth') hints at an Irish theme. Public information about its crops, animals, or visiting hours is scarce, so reach out to the farm before planning a visit.

Marion

Smith Road Farm sits on Smith Road in Marion, in the Wayne County fruit belt east of Rochester. This is prime apple and cherry country along the Lake Ontario plain, and small farms here sell tree fruit, produce, and pumpkins in season. No website or listing detail is posted, so check locally for hours and what's ripe.

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.

Williamson

Williamson

Young Sommer Winery makes red, white, fruit, and specialty wines, and also pours cider and both draft and canned beer, at its tasting room on Jersey Road in Williamson. The Wayne County spot sits in apple country east of Rochester, near Lake Ontario. Open Friday through Sunday, noon to 7pm, plus by appointment.

Webster

Schutt's Apple Mill presses apple cider on Plank Road in Webster, using UV cold pasteurization, and fries fresh cake donuts daily from a family recipe. Pick-your-own runs through the season, from cherries and raspberries in summer to apples from August into October, plus cut flowers. A tasting room pours the farm's hard cider by the flight or the can, northeast of Rochester near Lake Ontario.

Williamson

Noto Fruit Farm has grown fruit on East Townline Road in Williamson since 1978, with apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, and blueberries you can pick yourself. A cider mill added in 2002 presses the farm's own cider, and the farm market sells homemade treats. Williamson sits in the fruit belt along Lake Ontario, east of Rochester, where the lake stretches the growing season.

Pittsford

Jack Munt Farm works Probst Road in Pittsford, a Monroe County town just southeast of Rochester. Once heavily agricultural, this area still holds working farms among the suburbs, growing hay, grain, and vegetables. Listed as an agritourism stop.

Newark

The Apple Shed sits on Fairville Maple Ridge Road in Newark, in Wayne County, New York's leading apple-producing county along the Lake Ontario fruit belt. Apples, cider, and fall produce are the staples here, with the harvest running late summer into November. The lake-tempered climate is what makes this such reliable orchard country.

Village of Newark

Maple Ridge Fruit Farm grows tree fruit on Fairville Maple Ridge Road near Newark, in Wayne County's apple belt. Wayne County leads New York in apple production, and area farms also grow cherries, pears, and peaches. Specifics for Maple Ridge are limited online, so call to confirm the harvest season, varieties, and how they sell.

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.

Victor

The Apple Farm grows apples on Victor-Holcomb Road in Victor, in Ontario County southeast of Rochester. The Finger Lakes fringe here is strong apple country, with picking and farm sales built around the late-summer and fall harvest. Fresh cider and pumpkins commonly round out the season on farms like this.

Rochester

Seaway Trail Honey is a Rochester honey producer, named for the scenic Seaway Trail that runs along the Lake Ontario shore. Its bees work the orchard and wildflower bloom of the Monroe County region that shapes local honey's character.

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.

Sodus

Burnap Fruit Farm sits on Lake Road in Sodus, in the Wayne County fruit belt near the Lake Ontario shore. This is one of New York's densest apple-growing regions, and farms here sell tree fruit, cider, and produce through late summer and fall. No working website turned up for the farm, so check locally for its market hours and what's in season.

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.

Honeoye Falls

Mendon Acres farms on Clover Street in Honeoye Falls, Monroe County, in the countryside south of Rochester. The town of Mendon sits amid dairy farms, hayfields, and horse properties along the east side of the Genesee Valley. Specifics for Mendon Acres are limited online, so a direct call is the best way to learn what they raise and whether visitors are welcome.

Rochester

Green Acre Fruit Farm grows fruit on Latta Road in the Charlotte area of Rochester, near the Lake Ontario shore in Greece. The lake-tempered soils here suit apples and other tree and small fruit.

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.

Town of Rush

The Stevens Family Farm runs Lehigh Valley Outpost in Rush as a fall agritourism site, with corn mazes and family activities through the harvest season. It ties to a CSA that gives members free admission and donates surplus produce back to the community. The farm sits along Rush-Mendon Road in southern Monroe County. Contact [email protected] or (585) 624-9805.

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.

Alton

Alton

Cracker Box Palace is a nonprofit farm-animal shelter on the historic Alasa Farms grounds near Alton, in Wayne County. It cares for roughly 150 rescued animals, including horses, pigs, goats, sheep, cows, geese, chickens, and rabbits taken in from abuse and neglect cases. Visitors tour the property, meet the animals, join Camp Discovery days, and adopt. The shelter runs as a 501(c)(3) and partners with local humane societies.

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.

North Rose

ALASA Academy shares the historic Alasa Farms grounds in North Rose, Wayne County — a former Shaker settlement and later working farm that now hosts conservation and education programs alongside the Cracker Box Palace animal shelter. The Ann Lee Drive address reflects the site's Shaker roots. No standalone website was confirmed, so contact the farm directly for current program details.

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.

Rushville

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

Rush

Gro-Moore Farms offers pick-your-own strawberries at its Rush-Scottsville Road farm in Rush, plus a second field of u-pick blueberries and blackberries on Pinnacle Road in nearby Henrietta. It's a longtime Monroe County berry operation south of Rochester. Call the berry hotline at 585-533-1578 for daily picking updates; directions and more detail are at gromoore.com.

North Rose

Huron Harvest is on Fifth Road in North Rose, in Wayne County's Lake Ontario fruit belt east of Rochester. Wayne County ranks among the state's top apple and produce regions, and North Rose sits among its orchards and vegetable farms. Listed as an agritourism stop.

Hilton

Cobblestone Farm is an agritourism operation on Manitou Road in Hilton, in Monroe County along the Lake Ontario fruit belt northwest of Rochester. This lakeside region is known for apples and other tree fruit. Crop and visit details aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly to confirm what's in season.

Rochester

Whittier Fruit Farm grows 32 apple varieties on Whittier Road in Rochester's Chili area, and calls itself the only farm market in Monroe County carrying SweeTango apples. Pick your own apples, blueberries, sweet cherries, and October pumpkins, with tractor-drawn wagon rides to the pumpkin patch on fall weekends. The market sells pre-picked fruit, and the farm also vends at the Greece, North Chili, and Brockport farmers markets.

Scottsville

Gal-A-Tin Acres farms on Morgan Road in Scottsville, in the Genesee Valley southwest of Rochester. The operation sits in Monroe County's mix of row-crop and produce ground.

Scottsville

Stokoe Farms runs one of the Rochester area's biggest fall attractions, a Harvest Fest in Scottsville with 40-plus activities, a large petting zoo, hayrides, and a corn maze from September into October. The multi-generational farm on South Road also cuts Christmas trees and hosts the Dino ROAR dinosaur event and Roo Ranch animal encounters. Stokoe has worked this land for over 200 years.

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.

Brockport

Duncan Family Farms is one of the country's largest certified-organic produce growers, started in 1985 by Arnott and Kathleen Duncan. Its Northeast operation grows organic leafy greens, culinary herbs, and specialty vegetables in the Rochester area, with a New York farm in Seneca Castle. Baby greens and microgreens are a core product. Details and contact run through the company website.

Brockport

Fisher Farms works Euler Road near Brockport, in the flat, fertile produce country of western Monroe County. Vegetables, fruit, and grain crops fill this stretch west of Rochester, and many farms run roadside stands. This farm's specifics aren't online, so contact it about current crops, hours, and pick-your-own.