Wynn Farms is a premier agri-tourism destination in Greater Napanee, offering seasonal apple picking and a themed corn maze. Visitors can explore a vibrant pumpkin patch, pick-your-own flower bouquets near Adolphustown, and enjoy 15 acres of sunflowers, making it a cornerstone of the regional farm visits and harvest traditions.
Wynn Farms operates two seasonal sites along the Loyalist Parkway corridor. The main orchard grows over 10 varieties of apples and builds a new hand-designed corn maze from thousands of stalks each year. Seven kilometres west, the flower farm overlooks Lake Ontario with 15 acres of sunflowers and more than 25 varieties of cut flowers. Both sites are built around getting people onto the land, whether that means filling a bag with Honey Crisp in September or cutting your own bouquet in July. The farm also runs educational group tours and welcomes school visits throughout the season.
What to Expect
The orchard is a working operation where apples are picked by variety based on seasonal ripeness markers. The corn maze is a proper challenge, hand-built each year with custom props and activity stations throughout. The flower fields at the secondary site are open for self-guided picking. Wynn Farms is a no-garbage zone, so pack out what you bring in.
Here’s What’s Different
- The corn maze is designed by hand each year around a new theme, built from thousands of stalks over hundreds of hours, with props, costumes, and activity stations throughout.
- A specialized flower farm 7 km west of the orchard offers 15 acres of sunflowers and Lake Ontario views.
- Pick-your-own bouquets are available from over 10,000 individual plants and 25+ varieties.
- Photos in 15 acres of sunflowers.
Good to KnowÂ
- Apple bags are supplied; no need to bring your own.
- Pick your own or grab pre-picked fruit ready to go.
- Green means stop, and Red means go. Wynn Farms uses green markers where apples are not ready and red markers for fruit that is good to pick.
- No-garbage zone. They ask that you take home what you bring in.
- Picnic tables are set up and ready to use. Pack a lunch.
- LOCAL TIP
- Try the A Slice of L&A itinerary to find more artisanal food stops nearby.
- School groups are very welcome.
- FAST FACTS
- A 2L jug of apple cider takes 7lbs of apples to make.
- Farm markers use a “Green for Stop, Red for Go” system to guide pickers to ripe fruit.
Your Route
What We Offer
Apple Orchard
Pick-your-own apples from August through October. Follow the wooden red-apple signs to find what’s ready.
- August: Jersey Mac, Paula Red, Lobo
- September: MacIntosh, Spartan, Honey Crisp
- October: Cortland, Gala, Red Delicious, Empire, Ida Red
Flower Farm
Pick-your-own bouquets from 25+ varieties across 15 acres overlooking Lake Ontario.
- Sunflowers, Zinnia, Cosmo
- Calendula, Celosia, Yarrow
- Bells of Ireland, Rudbeckia, Mint, and more
Common Questions
Picking typically begins mid-July for flowers and mid-August through October for apples and pumpkins.
Yes, a hand-designed themed corn maze is available throughout the autumn season.
Apples are available for picking. Check on-site for daily availability of processed treats like cider.
15 acres of sunflowers and flower picking sessions are available at the secondary site near Adolphustown.
Contacts
Apple Orchard: 8191 Loyalist Parkway
Flower Farm: 9592 Loyalist Parkway
Greater Napanee
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Getting Here
The apple orchard is at 8191 Loyalist Parkway.Â
The flower farm is at 9592 Loyalist Parkway in Greater Napanee.