Spring Meadow Orchard provides a traditional harvest experience in Adolphustown, featuring 26 distinct apple varieties and a seasonal pumpkin patch. Visitors can enjoy fresh apple cider donuts and navigate the corn maze, making this farm a popular choice for farm visits seeking authentic agricultural memories and local preserves.
Spring Meadow Orchard has been growing apples in Adolphustown since 1969. The family-run operation cultivates 26 varieties, including heritage types like Russet and Tallman Sweet that most commercial orchards stopped carrying years ago. The orchard is a local landmark and a hub for preserves and fresh produce that support the seasonal economy in the area. In autumn, the cider donuts and corn maze bring families back year after year, but the real draw is the fruit itself and the care that goes into growing it.
What to Expect
A family-oriented orchard with 26 varieties available for picking or purchase, depending on ripeness. The farm market stocks local preserves and fresh produce, and the seasonal cider donuts are worth timing your visit around.
Here’s What’s Different
- Family-run and open to the public for over 50 years.
- Grows rare specialty varieties like the Russet and the historic Tallman Sweet apple. Also available are Macintosh, Cortland, Honey Crisp, and many, many more!
Good to KnowÂ
- The farm first opened in 1969. The Macintosh variety, a staple here, originally dates back to 1881.
- LOCAL TIP
- Try the A Slice of L&A itinerary to find more artisanal food stops nearby.
- FAST FACTS
- A total of 26 different apple varieties are grown on-site.
- Seasonal pumpkin patch opens in autumn for pick-your-own.
- It takes four apples to make a glass of pure apple juice.
Location Details
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What We Offer
Common Questions
Yes, both pick-your-own apples and a fall corn maze are available to visitors.
Varieties include Macintosh, Cortland, Honey Crisp, Russet, and Tallman Sweets, among others.
Yes, there is a picnic area and a market offering fresh produce and preserves.
The pumpkin patch typically opens in late September through October.
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Getting Here
10143 Loyalist Parkway in Adolphustown
Accessible via the scenic Highway 33 corridor.