Summer Rambo Apples

- The fruit is abundant and easily found! 
- One does not have to go far or cover much distance or area in the field to fill a picking container.

- Fruit is available, but not as plentiful or easy to find as it is during peak conditions.
- You may need to cover more ground to fill your container.
- The quality of the fruit is still very good!
- The season may be just beginning, winding down, or between peak varieties of the crop.

- The crop is lighter, and fruit may be more limited in the fields.
- There is still fruit available, but you may need to work harder and cover a larger area to fill your container.
- Picking conditions are often considered “fair” at the beginning or end of a crop’s season.
- The fruit is often sweeter and among the best tasting of the season, though it may not be as visually perfect — especially toward the end of the season.

Every person going out to the orchard needs a ticket. A Pick-Your-Own ticket includes admission to the orchard, a tractor ride to the field when needed, and prepayment for the produce or flowers you pick.

Every individual over 11 months old who wishes to enter our Pick-Your-Own fields will need a ticket. Your ticket includes admission to the orchard, a hayride out to the field when needed, and a base-size container to fill with the produce or flowers you pick. Some crops are within walking distance and do not include a hayride. Additional containers may be purchased at the Pick-Your-Own shed upon check-in.

When you arrive at the Pick-Your-Own shed, simply let our team know which crop you would like to pick. Different crops require different container sizes, and our staff will provide the appropriate container and help get you started on your picking adventure.

Tickets are not crop-specific. Crop availability changes daily based on weather conditions, how much was picked the day before, and field location. We update this page every morning with the latest crop availability and field conditions.

Dress comfortably and appropriately for the season. We recommend wearing sneakers or other comfortable walking shoes.

If you’re visiting on a hot summer day, be sure to bring plenty of water, pack a hat, and wear sunscreen while picking in the fields.

After a rainy night, our fields may be wet and muddy in some areas. We do plant grass or place straw between our rows of fruit and work hard to keep these areas mowed and maintained to make your picking experience as enjoyable as possible. However, we are a working farm, and some mud is common, especially after rain, so we recommend wearing appropriate footwear.

Before you begin picking with your children, please explain how to identify ripe fruit. If you need any assistance, our knowledgeable staff is always happy to help! You can ask for guidance at the Pick-Your-Own shed or from any of our hayride drivers.

Please only pick ripe fruit that you intend to take home with you. Once fruit is picked, it can no longer continue to grow, ripen, or be enjoyed by another guest. Be sure to follow all posted signs and instructions from our staff while in the fields.

Sampling or eating fruit in the fields is not permitted.

Dress comfortably and appropriately for the season. We recommend wearing sneakers or other comfortable walking shoes.

If you’re visiting on a hot summer day, be sure to bring plenty of water, pack a hat, and wear sunscreen while picking in the fields.