U-Pick Farms in New York
22 u-pick farms listed across New York. Pick your own fruit, berries, and produce straight from the field. Directory updated October 2026.
Casey's U-Pick
Apulia Station, NY
Charlies U-Pick blueberries
Chenango Forks, NY
DuBois Farms U-Pick
Highland, NY
Greg's U-Pick Farm
Clarence Center, NY
Henderson's U-Pick
Penn Yan, NY
Hoover's U-Pick Blueberries
Penn Yan, NY
Kelder's Farm
Kerhonkson, NY
Kelder's Farm in Kerhonkson, in New York's Hudson Valley, grows fun memories along with 50+ fruits, vegetables, and flowers for u-pick throughout the season. More than 35 farm attractions, a taproom, and festival after festival — tulips, strawberries, sunflowers, animals, pumpkins, and fall fun — make it a full-day family destination, with season passes for unlimited visits.
Kuhn's U-Pick Blueberries
Oxford, NY
Larzelere Grape U-Pick
Keuka Park, NY
Mead Orchards
Tivoli, NY
All the way back in 1916, G. Gordon Mead purchased a diversified 100 acre farm in Tivoli, which included some dairy, chickens, and hogs, with a variety of grain and fruit crops. Soon he began shipping apples in barrels to NYC down the Hudson River by boat. At that time, the farm was known as White Clay Creek Orchards - named after the creek that meandered through the property. It wasn't until the late 1980's that the name was changed to what it is today, Mead Orchards. When Gordon's son, Sid,
Milk Pail U-Pick Farm
Water Mill, NY
Apples have been a staple in the American diet since the settlers first landed at Plymouth Rock. They brought apple seeds, saplings and cuttings with them to establish orchards in the New World. In the 1640s the Halsey family began farming in the Water Mill and Bridgehampton area known as Mecox, named for beautiful Mecox Bay. Today, the owners and founders of The Milk Pail Fresh Market & U-Pick, John and Evelyn Halsey, along with their daughters Amy and Jennifer, are the 11th and 12th generation
Negus U-Pick Berries
Richford, NY
Pankow UPick Orchards
Castile, NY
Riverside U-Pick Berries and Pumpkins
Phoenix, NY
Saunderskill Farms
Accord, NY
Saunderskill Farms in Accord, New York has been growing since 1680 — one of the few farms in the nation to hold the USDA's rare Tricentennial Award, still worked by generations of Schoonmakers. The market and bakery serve fresh cider donuts, the farm's own strawberries, greenhouse tomatoes, and asparagus, while the greenhouse fills with annuals and hanging baskets and summer brings pick-your-own blueberries and flowers.
Stan Rathbun U-Pick Strawberries
Strawberry Fields U-Pick
Auburn, NY
Summer Breeze Strawberries Stand-up U-pick
Castile, NY
The Chatham Berry Farm LLC
Chatham, NY
The Chatham Berry Farm is a family-owned Columbia County institution — "your every day farmers market," open 8 to 6 daily, 364 days a year — voted the county's best specialty food store and best garden center. Beyond pesticide-free greenhouse greens grown year-round, the farm offers full meat and seafood departments, seasonal no-spray u-pick fruit and cut flowers, and the Greenhouse Cidery taproom from April through October.
Weed Orchard Pick Your Own
Marlboro, NY
Barber's Ruckytucks PYO Farm
Stillwater, NY
Hafners U-pick
Baldwinsville, NY
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many u-pick farms are in New York?
US Farm Trail lists 22 u-pick farms in New York, with listings around Apulia Station, Chenango Forks, Highland. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.
How do I find a u-pick farm near me in New York?
Use the map above to find u-pick farms closest to you, or browse the list. Every listing includes location, description, and contact details so you can call or visit.
Do these farms sell directly to the public?
Yes. Every farm on US Farm Trail sells direct to consumers. Check each farm's page for hours, seasonal availability, and how to buy before you visit.
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