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Pick-your-own farms in Worcester County, Massachusetts

This page provides a detailed list of Worcester County, Massachusetts's pick- your- own (PYO, U-pick, pick-it-yourself) farms. To see the pick-your-own farms and orchards for this area, click here or scroll down the page

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U-Pick Farms and Orchards, sorted by county

Remember: ALWAYS call (or follow the link to the farm's own website, if the name is a blue link) to confirm the information before you go! They may close, run out or change events, times, etc. without notifying me!

Worcester County

Amato has closed
Amato Farm
11 East Street, Upton
Apple Lane Orchard - apples
2393 Main Street - Route 117, Lancaster, MA. Phone: (978) 840-6963. Directions: Route 190 to exit 7 (Route 117) east toward Lancaster, . 6 miles on left, or I495 exit 27 (Route 117) west toward Bolton 7. 6 miles on right. September /Oct. , weekends, 10-4pm, other hours by appt. Old fashioned country-style orchard with access to Nashua River and views of Mt. Wachusett. Picnic tables and containers provided.
B & B Farms - Blueberries, strawberries, vegetables.
Box 105 or Route 67, New Braintree, MA. Phone: 978-365-4027. Directions: On Route 67, at corner of Old Turnpike Road. Second location: 20 Greenland Road, Sterling, MA. Off Route 12. Open: all day and on weekends for strawberries, blueberries, and pumpkins. We have pesticide free produce in season. Families and groups welcome.

Berlin Orchards - apples, restrooms, picnic area, face painting, pony rides, farm animals, birthday parties, school tours
Route 62 & Lower Sawyer Hill Road, Berlin, MA 01503. Phone: (978 838-2400. Fax: (978) 897-1871. Email: info@berlinorchards.com. And for a map to our farm, click here. Crops are usually available in August, September, October, November. Open: Monday to Friday, 10 am to 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 5:30 pm. Payment: Cash, Check, Visa/MasterCard, Discover, AmEx.

Approximate Apple Availability Please call Berlin Orchards at (978) 838-2400 for details
Macintosh	Beginning of September
Royal Gala	Beginning of September
Cortland	Middle of September
Jonagold	Middle of September
Macouns	End of September
Empire	Early October
Red Delicious	End of September
Mutsu	Beginning of October
Fuji	Beginning of October

Bolton Spring Farm - vegetables
149 Main Street - Route 117, Bolton, MA. Phone: (978) 779-2898. Directions: 2 miles East of Exit 27 off Route 495 on Route 117 near the Stow/Bolton line. Open: daily 9am to 6pm, starts Labor Day for apples, 3 weeks later for pumpkins. Containers provided, children welcome, groups by appointment on weekdays. Picnic tables provided, country farmstand with homemade hot dumplings, pies, and donuts.
Breezeland Orchards - apples
Southbridge Road, Warren, MA. Phone: (413) 436-7100. Directions: Just off Route 148 - Between Routes 9 & 20. 7 minutes from Sturbridge: Go north on 148 3 miles, then left after High School. Starts early September to mid-October. Open daily 10am to 6pm.
Containers provided, cider, donuts and pumpkins also available. Bring the whole family.
Brookfield Orchards - apples
12 Lincoln Road, N. Brookfield, MA. Phone: (508) 867-6858. Directions: Mass Pike to Sturbridge exit 9. Take Rte. 20 East toward Charlton, take Route 49 to the end, turn left onto Route 9, right at the blinking yellow light, (Harrington St. ) follow signs.
Every day in season, usually Labor Day to Oct. 10th. Containers provided, 1/2 bushel minimum. Country store, snack bar, picnic tables and playground. Antiques. Crafts. Hot apple dumplings cider ice cream.
Capasso Farms Inc.- UPDATE July 6, 2007: A visitor tells me Capasso's has permanently closed
118 Framingham Road, Southborough, MA. Phone: (508)-485-1680.
Carlson Orchards,Inc. - apples, blueberries, peaches, raspberries, Cider mill
115 Oak Hill Road, Box 359, Harvard, MA. Phone: 978-456-3916. Directions: Route 2 West to the Ayer/Groton Exit 38B onto Route 110N, one quarter mile take ist right-Poor Farm Road, follow signs, 2. 5 miles. From Route 495 take exit 28 to Route 111 towards Harvard. one quarter mile, follow signs. Apple PYO hours are 10am-5pm, 7 days a week. Peach and Nectarines: Call, Mid-July on, 10-5pm. We supply containers.
Charlton Orchards - Blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, peaches, apples, pears and raspberries.
44 Old Worcester Road, Box 339, Charlton, MA. Phone: 508- 248-7820. Directions: Route 20 West 6 miles from Route 395 and Route 290, look for signs. Route 20 East, 4 miles from Mass. Pike, Sturbridge exit and Route 84. Follow signs. Pick your own fruit is available beginning with Strawberries in June, Blueberries and Raspberries in July and August, Peaches in August and continue with Apples and Pears in September and October. Our winery, producing the best in handcrafted fruit and grape wines, is open year round and sponsors tasting events throughout the year. Offer picnic tables, wagon rides during apple season. Peach Festival in August. Harvest Festival in October and Christmas at Charlton Orchards first week in December. Strawberry Festival in June, Blueberry Festival in July.
Clearview Farm - apples, raspberries.
4 Kendall Hill Road, Sterling, MA. Phone: 978-422-6442. Directions: Take Route 12, Route 62, or Route 190 to Sterling Center, go one half mile up Maple Street, take right onto Kendall Hill Road, farm 1st on left. Open: 10am to 6pm weekends w/hayrides. 11-5pm weekdays, Groups by appointment.
Deershorn Farm - apples, blueberries, strawberries. Note: This farm is not recommended, based on comments from visitors and my own interactions with the farm in following up on those comments. Blake
205 Chase Hill Road- Route 62, Lancaster, MA. Phone: 978-368-7603. School groups by appointment, Full educational program, Macs, Cortlands, Delicious, and 7 other varieties in orchard. Containers provided, trailer rides, picnic area, and farmstand with fresh vegetables and pumpkins. Mass Pike to Route 495N. Take Exit 26 to 62W. West on Route 62 approx. 8 miles, left onto Chase Hill Road. Or from Boston, Route 2W to Route 190S to exit 6, Route 62 east 3 miles.
Apple PYO open daily 10am to 5pm. Strawberries PYO open 8am-5pm, depending on conditions.
Derrick Farms - Blueberries, strawberries
301 Sanders Road, Oakham, MA. Phone: (508) 882-5591. Directions: Route 122 to Route 148, South 3 one half miles, from Spencer take Route 31 North 2 miles past St. Joseph's Monastery and follow signs to farm in Oakham. Open: Call to confirm. In 2007: Tues to Saturday from 8 am to 6 pm, Sundays from 8 am to noon, Closed Mondays.
Doe Orchards - apples, blueberries and raspberries. Christmas trees
327 Ayer Road, Route 110/111, Harvard, , MA. Phone: 978-772-4139. Directions: Route 2 to Exit 38B, Route 110/111, we are 1. 5 miles North of the exit on the left. Watch for our signs. Open: daily 10am to 5pm starting Labor Day weekend, rain or shine (apples). Call after July 4 for blueberry hours. Children welcome, groups should call for an appointment, containers provided. Macs, Cortlands, Delicious, Empires, and Macouns as they ripen. Cider and honey. 60 acres to relax, wander and enjoy.
Douglas Orchard -apples, blueberries and raspberries.
36 Locust Street, E. Douglas, MA. Phone: 508- 476-2198. Directions: Follow signs from the corner of Main Street and Depot Street, 3 miles to farm. Open: daily 10am to 5pm. Children are welcome with adult supervision, containers provided.
Dumas Farm - blueberries
57 Brown Road, Oxford, MA. Phone: 508- 987-2936. Directions: Route 12 to Dana Rd (next to police station). Go to top of hill under Route 395 and take first right (Brown Rd). First house on right (log cabin), PYO in back yard. Open: Friday: 8 to 1pm, Saturday, 8-4pm and Sunday 8-2pm.
Foppema's Farm - strawberries
1612 Hill Street, Northbridge, MA. Phone: (508)-234-6711. Directions: Central Turnpike Exit off Route 146. East towards Northbridge, 2.5 miles. At flashing light, take right. Farm .4 miles on right. Open: Monday through Saturday 9am to 6pm. Closed Sundays. Please, call ahead for picking conditions.
George Hill Orchards - apples, blueberries and raspberries.
582 George Hill Road, S. Lancaster, MA. Phone: 978-365-4331. Directions: Route 2 to the Lunenburg/Lancaster exit 35, take Route 70 South 3. 5 miles, right onto Route 117 west, 3/10 mile turn left onto Langen Road, 1. 7 miles turn right onto George Hill Road. Click here for a map. Open: Monday through Sunday, 9am to 6:00 pm, closed Saturdays. School groups by appointment on weekdays. Apple Tree Theater, wagon rides, refreshments, pony rides, animals and cider press viewing on Sundays and holidays only. October 7, Hayrides will operate from 10:30 - 5:00pm, Pony rides from 11:30 - 4:30, Face painting from 12:00 - 3:30 (at the Farm House Grille), Petting zoo 10:00 - 5:00. Tree-mendous maze will be open to the public this Sunday and Monday. Live Music
will be playing at the Farm House Grille on Sunday October 7 and Sunday October 14. Pick Your Own hours: Sunday, 9am - 6pm, Monday Columbus Day, 9am - 6pm; Tuesday - Friday, 9am - 6pm. 2007 apple prices: Pick Your Own Apples with marks from June 23 hail storm are only $10.00 1/2 bushel, $19.00 Bushel, $6.00 Peck.
Great Oak Farm - Blueberries and raspberries.
227 Highland St. Berlin, MA. Phone: 978-838-2097. Directions: Exit 26 off Route 495, head west on Route 62 for 1. 5 miles to center. Take right onto Carter St. to Highland St. . Farm is 1. 7 miles from Route 62. Mid June to Oct. Open Tuesday-Saturday: 8am-noon and 3-7pm. Sundays, 10am-6pm.
Hammerhead Farm - apples, blueberries
56 Westcott Road, Harvard, MA. Phone: 978-456-6858. Directions: Route 495 to Route 111 West, 1st left onto Codman Road, to right onto Stow Rd & then left at fork onto Westcott Road. Open: Call for times and conditions.
Harvey's Farm & Country Store - Blueberries and raspberries.
120 South Street (Route 135), Westboro, Phone: 508-366-1545. Directions: One half mile East on Route 135 towards Hopkinton from the rotary in downtown Westboro. Open: 10-5pm daily. Visit our barnyard critters.
Hawk Hill Orchards - apples
83 Carleton Road, Millbury, MA. Phone: (508) 865-4037. Directions: Route 20 West into Auburn to Elm Street. Follow big red apple signs to orchard. Open: August through Christmas, Wednesday through Friday, noon to 5pm. Weekends and Holidays 10am to 5pm. Also have pick-your-own peaches, plums, country store, jams, jellies, cider, etc. Picnic area also available. Pies, Dumplings, bread. Hiking trails. Country Store.
Hazel U-Pick - apples
13 Westcott Road, Harvard, MA. Phone: Phone: 978-456-9092. Directions: West off Route 495 and follow the Hazel U-Pick signs 2 miles to the orchard and our off road parking. Open: Starts September 8, open weekends from 10am to 4:30pm. No limits, come have fun. Schools welcome during week by appt.
Howe's Farm and Garden - Blueberries.
59 Wine Road, New Braintree, MA. Phone: 508- 752-8419. Directions: Please call for picking conditions and directions. Open: typically, 8am-7pm.
Hyland Orchard & Brewery - apples
199 Arnold Road, Sturbridge, MA. Phone: (508) 347-7500. Directions: Off Route 20, just west of Old Sturbridge Village, take Arnold Road and follow 2 miles. Open: September 2 - Oct. 29, Saturday & Sun, 9am-Dusk. Offer tours of micro-brewery, farm bakery and ice cream. Animal attraction. Free admission.
Indian Head Farm - Blueberries, strawberries and raspberries.
232 Pleasant Street, Berlin, MA. Phone: 978-838-2942. Directions: From Berlin Center, 1. 5 miles South on Pleasant Street, next to cemetery. Or Exit 25 from Route 290, 1 mile toward Berlin Center. Open: daily from 8am until picked out during each season. Please call ahead for conditions. Bring your own containers or purchase at farm. Fall raspberries only. Children welcome with adults.
Keown Orchards - apples
9 McClellan Road, Sutton, MA. Phone: (508) 865-6706. Directions: rom Providence: Route 146 N to Central Turnpike exit. Follow signs towards Northbridge, take 2nd left at Dodge Hill Rd to 1st right onto McClellan Road. Or: Mass Pike to exit 10A (Route 146) South to Central Turnpike exit, follow signs. open: Call for hours of operation and picking conditions. Also visit our farmstand open daily.
Lanni Orchard - apples, blueberries, strawberries and raspberries.
294 Chase Road, Route 13, Lunenburg, MA. Phone: 978-582-6246. Directions: Route 2 West to Route 13 North, approx. 5-10 minutes after Whalom Park on Route 13. Open: Starts in June, Monday through Sunday, 9am to 6pm. Call ahead for picking conditions. Apples start in September, check wide variety of items at farmstand. Containers optional, children welcome.
Marshall Farm - PYO Apples, pumpkins, pumpkin patch-pick in the field, pumpkin patch- already gathered from the field, train rides, corn maze, haunted corn maze, straw or hay bale maze, child-sized haybale maze, corn cannon, gift shop, snacks and refreshment stand, restrooms, picnic area, tractor-pulled hay rides, wagon rides, petting zoo
340 Marshall Road, Fitchburg, MA 01420. Phone: 978-342-4100. Fax: 978-342-2077. Email us at: info@marshallfarm.com. And for a map to our farm, click here. Crops are usually available in September, October. Open: Saturday & Sunday 10am -5pm Animal Fun Park, petting zoo, amusement rides, & corn maze opens September 9th Payment: Cash, Visa/MasterCard. Animal Fun Park features over 100 animals & birds
Meadowbrook Orchards - blackberries, blueberries, pumpkins, raspberries, tomatoes, pumpkin patch-pick in the field, pumpkin patch- already gathered from the field, prepicked produce, gift shop, snacks and refreshment stand, restrooms
209 Chace Hill Road, Sterling, MA 01564. Phone: 978-365-7617. Fax: 978-365-7618. Email us at: info@meadowbrookorchards.com. Directions: from rt 190 take exit 6 and follow signs to Meadowbrook. From rt 495 take exit 26 and follow rt 62 north 8.7 miles, take a left onto Chace Hill Road, we are 3/4 of a mile up on the left. And for a map to our farm, Click here. Crops are usually available in July, August, September, October. Open: 7 days a week, 7am to 6pm, all year round. Payment: Cash, Check, Visa/MasterCard. We have a great bakery with all products made onsite. Plus we have a great lunch consisting of soups and sandwiches.
Mountain Cottage - Blueberries. Pesticide/chemical free.
3 Gregory Road, Princeton, MA. Phone: 978-464-5796. Directions: From Route 140 in Westminster travel 1 mile past Mt. Wachusett, take left onto Gregory Road, farm is 1st house on left. Or 2. 5 miles North from center of Princeton on Mountain Road. Open: weekends and most weekdays, call ahead for hours and conditions.
Nampara Farm - strawberries
3 Bemis Road, Hubbardston, MA. Phone: (978)-928-4489. Directions: Route 2A west into Westminster; take left onto South Street, follow for 6 miles and follow signs. Or, Route 68 west towards Gardner, at Hubbardston center take a right onto Brigham St. and follow for 2.5 miles and then follow signs to farmstand. Open: 7 days a week 6am-6pm. Grand opening April 24th.
Nashoba Valley Winery - apples, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries
100 Wattaquadoc Hill Road, Bolton, MA. Phone: 978-779-5521. Directions: Exit 27 off Route 495, take Route 117 West l mile to blinking light, then left one half mile on left. Open: daily from 10am to 5pm during harvest season. Call for calendar of special events. All containers provided. Large groups by appointment, wine tours and tastings on Saturdays and Sundays.
Nicewicz Farm - apples
116 Sawyer Road, Bolton, MA. Phone: 978-779-6423. Directions: Route 495 to Exit 27, Route 117 west three quarters of a mile, turn left at blinking light in Bolton Center to Wattaquadoc Hill Road, take 4th left onto Sawyer Road to top of hill. Open September through Oct. , 9am to 6pm every day.
Parker Orchards - apples
11 Spring Road, Westboro, MA. Phone: (508) 366-9618. Directions: Mass Pike exit 11A. North on 495 to Route 9 west to Westboro center exit. At center rotary Route 135 west to Upton Road Spring Road is 3rd left from Upton Road. Farm on your right. Open: Call for hours. Petting Zoo.
Phil's Apples - apples and peaches
24 Prospect Hill Road, Harvard, MA. Phone: (978) 456-3361. Directions: Route 2 West to 110/111 Harvard Exit. Take 1st right onto Old Shirley Road, leads to Prospect Hill Road, 1 mile before Fruitlands Museum. Open weekends and holidays from 8am to 6pm; Weekdays, 8am to 6pm; September to Nov. Children welcome. Macs, Red Delicious, Cortlands, Macouns, Enterprise and Gold Rush varieties. 1995 state cider winner. Cider pressed on weekends and holidays.
Nourse Farm - Blueberries and raspberries.
70 Nourse Street, Westboro, MA. Phone: 508- 366-2644. Directions: 2. 5 miles west on Route 30 from Westboro center. Follow the strawberry to the field. Map on website. Open: June 10 to September 30, please call for hours. Offer 8 of the sweetest varieties of strawberries and 3 varieties of raspberries.
Odd Pine Farm - Blueberries.
Ferin Road, Ashburnham, MA. Phone: 978-827-6637. Directions: About 4 miles north of Center of Ashburnham, on Route 12 turn Right onto High St. Pass Naukeag Lake and follow signs to farm. Open: Thursday through Sunday, 6am until 6pm; Always best to call ahead for picking conditions.
Pohja Farm - Blueberries. - UPDATE July 2, 2007: They are (and have been) permanently closed for quite some time!
260 Gray Road, Templeton, MA.
Ragged Hill Orchard - apples, blueberries and raspberries.
94 John Gilbert Road, West Brookfield, MA. Phone: 508- 867-2187. Directions: 3 miles North of ComMonday to Wickaboag Valley Road to Ragged Hill Orchard. Or from Route 9 turn to Pierce Road to Ragged Hill Road. Children must be accompanied by adults. Open: Call ahead for hours and picking conditions; In season, PYO apples open daily 9am to 6pm.
Red Apple Farm - apples, blueberries and raspberries.
455 Highland Avenue, Phillipston, MA. 800-628-4851. Directions: Route 2 (exit 19), follow signs (2 miles) to farm. Open: daily, 9am to 6pm. Nov. and Dec. from 9am-5pm. Containers provided, children welcome, farm animals, forest trails and hayrides, school tours, 48 apple varieties with one tree with 108 varieties grafted on it! Host Birthday parties, and company outings.
Sholan Farms - apples, pumpkins, pumpkin patch-pick in the field, tractor-pulled hay rides, Pick-your-own apples, Honey from hives on the farm, raspberries, picnic area, school tours
1125 Pleasant Street, Leominster, MA. Phone: 978-840-3276. Fax: 978-534-0363. Email: info@sholanfarms.com. Directions: Rte 2 to Rte 12 S (North Main Street); Stay on Rte 12 to center of town (past Post Office on right through lights). Take Pleasant Street (straight ahead); 3 miles from the center of Leominster. And for a map to our farm, Click here. Crops are usually available in August, September, October. Open: DAILY, 10am to 6pm. Payment: Cash, only. Offer entertainment, hayrides and group tours. We are located on 169 acres overlooking Northern Worcester County.
Silvermine Farm - strawberries
96 Eight Lots Road, Sutton, MA. Phone: (508)-865-5335. Directions: Five miles West of Route 146 (Boston Road to Eight Lotts Road) 2 miles North of Central Turnpike (West Sutton Road to Eight Lotts Road.). Open: Strawberries: early June to mid-July, daily 8-7pm.
Stillman Farm - Raspberries, strawberries.
1399 Lancaster Avenue, Lunenburg, MA. Phone: 978-537-3342. Directions: From Route 2: take the Lunenburg/Lancaster exit, turn left onto Leominster/Shirley Road, bear right onto Lancaster Ave. toward Lunenburg. Open: daily 9am to 7pm.
Stony Knoll Farm - Blueberries.
800 Pleasant Street, Rochdale, MA. Phone: 508- 892-8884. Directions: From Route 9, South on Route 56, take right at Stafford Street, right at 1st stop sign (Pleasant Street). Farm is one half mile down on Pleasant St. From Route 20, north onto Route 56. Take left at blinking light onto Stafford St. Take right at stop sign (Pleasant St). Open: July through early October, please call for hours and picking conditions.
Stowe Farm Orchard - Apples
15 Stowe Road, Millbury, MA 01527. Phone: 508-865-9860. Email us at: Jayoconnor@charter.net. Directions: I-290 to exit 6A - US-20E/RT-146/Auburn. Bear right onto off-ramp at exit 6A to US-20. Continue onto US-20 for 1.1 miles to Elm Street, Turn right onto Elm Street; Turn left onto Brook Street 0.49 miles to Stowe Rd Click here for a map to our farm. We are open September, October, November. Our hours are: Apple Picking for the public open Saturday and Sunday 10am - 5pm. School groups can schedule a tour Monday to Friday any time. We offer Pick your own apples, pony and horse rides, petting zoo, tractor pulled hay rides, horse drawn wagon rides, face painting, balloons, kids craft workshops, food, playground, special events and more!! Our NEWEST attraction is a MUST - mining for gemstone, fossil or arrowheads. Wonderful place for birthday parties!! Visit us on the web for more information.
Tougas Family Farm - Apples, blackberries, blueberries, cherries, flowers, nectarines, peaches, plums, pumpkins, raspberries, rhubarb, winter squash, strawberries, pumpkin patch-pick in the field, pumpkin patch- already gathered from the field, corn maze, straw or hay bale maze, child-sized haybale maze, prepicked produce, snacks and refreshment stand, restrooms, picnic area, tractor-pulled hay rides, wagon rides, face painting, petting zoo
246 Ball St, Northboro, MA 01532. Phone: 508 393 6406. Fax: 508 393 1834. Email us at: tougasfarm@tougasfarm.com. Directions: From I290 take exit #24 (Church St), turn towards Bolyston, follow signs up Ball St 1.5 miles And for a map to our farm, Click here. Click here for picking updates. Crops are usually available in May, June, July, August, September, October, November. Open: Hours vary by season. Always call 508 393 6406 or check picking conditions on our web site. Payment: Cash, Check, Visa/MasterCard, Discover. We have been declared a "Family Friendly" business, in addition to fruit to pick we operate a farm kitchen which features fresh fruit desserts, ice cream, baked goods and light lunch. Barnyard animals and a "Farmyard" playground keep the kids happy.
Wade Orchard - apples
62 Westcott Road, Harvard, MA. Phone: 978-456-3926. Directions: Route 2 to Route 111. Follow signs just beyond Route 495. Take Codman Hill Road off Route 111. Follow to stop sign, turn right onto Stow Road. Take first left onto Westcott Road Farm on left. Only 1. 5 miles from Route 111 & 495. Open: 7 days a week, 9am to 4:30pm from September 1. Offer cider, preserves, gourds, peaches, plums, and assorted vegetables.
Westward Orchards Farm - apples, blueberries
Mass Ave. Route 111, Harvard, MA. Phone: 978-456-8363. We supply containers. No pets. Also visit our retail farm store. Directions: one quarter mile West of Route 495 on Route 111. Visit our second location located across from the Fruitlands Museums on Prospect Hill Road. Open: weekends only from 10am to 4pm in season. Call for more information.
Open: daily 10am to 6pm. For PYO apples open 10am to 4pm. Closed Tuesdays.
Wojcik Farm - corn and vegetables
65 Milk Street, Blackstone, MA. Phone: (508) 883-9220. Directions: Route 122 or 126 toward Blackstone, follow signs. Open: daily 9am to 5pm, early September through Nov. , July 21, . Containers provided

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