2020 APPLE PICKING STARTS LABOR DAY WEEKEND, SEPTEMBER 5!!
The 2020 apple season will start off with fresh, crisp MacIntosh apples. We have thousands of trees, acres of social distancing, and we will be working diligently to keep your family safe in careful compliance with all NY State COVID rules.
Until then, come visit Apple Dave's Distillery - which is open 11am - 5 pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Enjoy great craft beers, cool farm cocktails and local wines and ciders. Our views are spectacular, and we provide both patio and family friendly facilities. Come take stroll around the lake on Apple Dave’s Walking Trail.
Regular customers please note that due to COVID rules, pets are not allowed in the Distillery at this time.
- Apple Picking starts Labor day weekend - Saturday, Sept 5, 2020 -
Apple and Pumpkin Picking
Apple Dave’s Orchards offers a dozen varieties of the freshest, juiciest fruit to choose from. You can pick and mix Macintosh, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Gala, Empire, Jonagold, Rome Beauty, Red Delicious, Macoun, Fuji and Golden Delicious apples. In October you can pick your own pumpkin from our pumpkin patch.
Open Air Music
Great music from Barry and John of Flipside, and Scotty's fabulous puppet shows. Relax by our ponds, or stroll through our country store and sample the latest creations of our new Distillery.
Fun for Kids
Stroll through the herb and flower gardens and down to one of our ponds surrounded by wildlife. Your children will enjoy music, wagon rides, puppet shows. A variety of foods are offered on weekends, so be prepared to have fun!
Country Farm Store
Bring home something from our farm store - old fashioned fresh pressed apple cider, gifts, pure honey, pumpkins, jams, jellies, herbs, vinegars, fresh apple donuts, pies, chrysanthemums, dried flowers, and local seasonal produce are available.
Fresh Apple Cider Donuts
We are famous for our freshly made donuts during the fall apple season.
Halloween Store
Get ready for Halloween with our spooky Halloween Store!
First Year Winner of the "I LOVE NY" tourism award 
Cornell Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques allow us to use natural cycles to produce great apples with minimal use of man-made materials.