U-pick farm · Poughquag, New York
Barton Orchards
Barton Orchards open today
Barton Orchards is a pick-your-own stop in Poughquag, New York, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field. Rated 3.9 from 2,050 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.
About this farm
Barton Orchards is a pick-your-own stop in Poughquag, New York, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field.
Visitors commonly come for apples, corn maze.
It holds a 3.9 rating across 2,050 public reviews.
Today (Sunday) is listed as 12–5 PM. Hours can change with harvest and weather.
Picking apples & riding tractors at a working orchard with a corn maze & fruit-filled baked goods.
Location
Find Barton Orchards at 63 Apple Tree Ln, Poughquag, NY 12570, United States. Plus Code: J74V+WR Poughquag, New York, USA.
63 Apple Tree Ln , Poughquag , New York 12570 , US
Hours
Local time (America/New_York). Hours can change with harvest and weather — confirm before you go.
12–5 PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
4–9 PM
Saturday
12–9 PM
Sunday · today
12–5 PM
What you can pick
In October, check what’s currently ripe before you go. Seasons below are typical windows for New York, not a guarantee for this exact farm.
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apples
Typically in season August–November in New York. Hudson Valley / Lake Ontario
Before you go
A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in New York.
- Bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection, water, and containers unless the farm supplies them.
- Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
- Arrive earlier in the day for cooler weather and better selection during peak weekends.
- Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.
Amenities & details
Attributes pulled from the listing data. Confirm anything important (pets, accessibility, payments) with the farm.
Service options
- • On-site services
Accessibility
- • Wheelchair-accessible car park
- • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Crowd
- • LGBTQ+ friendly
Parking
- • Free of charge street parking
- • Free parking lot
- • On-site parking
Pets
- • Dogs allowed
- • Dogs allowed inside
Photos
5 photos from the listing plus visitor snaps below in reviews. Click any item for a full preview — videos play in the viewer.
What visitors say
2,050 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.
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“The family and I had a great time and this place is worth it. I went with my mother and father and daughter and husband. There was a lot of space for my husband and I to escape our little human and send her off with my mother for face painting while we got some hard ciders. Then there was a carousel. It was far off in the distance but the walk burned calories and the Raspberry Hard Cider made the cold air feel even colder. And that carousel had some speed. My daughter loved it. Then they had pig racing which was free and honestly the best form of entertainment. I think it was the first time i heard a baby pig scream in real life. But they were all handled with care. If you take a look at the photo they also have carnival games. Theres my Chansey with an alien. The tickets for the carnival are paid for separately. But the games are a guaranteed win unlike in other places you go to where they want to take your money and destroy children’s dreams. The woman even helped my daughter win. It was very very nice. The apple cider donuts are 10/10 because let’s be real… that’s really why you’re there. They are soft and delicious. The ice cream too! It’s a farm everything’s basically fresh and that ice cream was the softest and purest ice cream I’ve ever had. So good. They have free hayrides which we did not participate in but it looked like everyone else had fun on it. They also had goats you got to feed and chickens which my daughter enjoyed feeding them. On your way out you can grab a pumpkin and there was apple picking but that season has ended. Apple picking is also a separate charge and you have to pay for the pumpkin. It goes by LBs obviously. But if you go here you won’t be disappointed and there’s a farmers market. There was also this moonshine bbq sauce i didn’t get to buy so i implore you all to go try that and tell me how that is i was really sad about that :(. Anyways i hope you all have fun if you go and bundle up if you’re going in the colder months it’s on a mountain the airs going to be significantly colder than wherever you’re traveling from.”
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“We went apple picking at Barton Orchards and had such a lovely day! Even though it was late in the season, there were still plenty of good apples to pick, and the trees looked beautiful against the fall colors. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, exactly what you want for a cozy autumn outing. The farm itself is well organized, with friendly staff, and lots of space to wander. We enjoyed exploring the orchard, grabbing a few treats, and just taking in the crisp fall air. It’s an easy and fun day trip that really captures the charm of the season. I’d definitely come back earlier next year to catch the peak of apple season , but even late in the year, Barton Orchards made for a perfect weekend escape. 🍎🍂”
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“This is an amazing place! Peter Barton and his staff run a top notch operation. The property and scenic views are absolutely beautiful. If you are looking for great day out with your family, or simply want to get out with your friends to enjoy a few drinks and listen to live music, this is the place. I cannot recommend it highly enough. Their concert venue building, that they refer to as the monster, is absolutely fantastic. This facility is brand new, and I expect big things to come for them in 2025. I wish Peter Barton all the luck in the world, and thank him for providing the area with such a wonderful facility.”
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“Barton farm is a must to go in fall season, the weekend we visited was a festival In place, it feels like a feria, because since we arrived until we leave, was too many activities to do: haunting house, farm animals, tractor 🚜 ride, pig races, one slide that kids love, corn maze, apple and pumpkin picking. The bathrooms were clean, parking free and plenty of them, in general I am so grateful we visited and have fun with my family and friends.”
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“Went for sunflower festival. Was really nice. 80 for 3 of us, though a little steep but, once your in and see all that they have to do it. It was worth it, pet friendly was nice too, dog park was split in two. Large breed side and small breed side which was nice. Food choice were ok. Only a couple food trucks but still worked. Lots for the kids to do. Had a good afternoon. Will go again.”
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“Huge place! A lot of things to do with the family and dog friendly! Has a big dog park for them to run free in. So many different apples, pumpkins, has a sunflower field and corn maze. We enjoyed it so much we will be going back next year”
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“This is the best place, the sunflower festival is beautiful. The best Apple Cider doughnuts I’ve ever had. They have so many events to choose from.”
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“Been coming to Barton since I was a kid and look forward to now bringing my own kids here. This place is such a money grab, the price to just step foot on the farm is insane and completely unreasonable for what you actually get. $37 per adult and $25 per kid. This year they added rides, which require tickets. Each ride is 3-4 tickets and each ticket is $1.50 each!!!!! The ride operators work for the amusement company and not Barton, and let me tell you....they are so extremely rude and nasty. The hayride was overcrowded and they only had one running on a busy festival weekend. They also didn't kick people off who chose not to get off the hayride at either stop it made, which meant longer wait times. There are hardly any employees around, there's usually someone at the go-karts but not today. Some people weren't obeying the rules posted for go-karts and did more laps than allowed. Where are the employees?? This place is absolutely not what it used to be.”
FAQ
Is this a u-pick farm?
Yes — this listing is marked as pick-your-own. Policies (containers, pricing, pets) vary; confirm with the farm.
Where is Barton Orchards?
63 Apple Tree Ln, Poughquag, NY 12570, United States Plus Code J74V+WR Poughquag, New York, USA.
What are today’s hours?
Sunday: 12–5 PM. Full weekly hours are listed above.
When is apples season near Poughquag?
Typically August–November in New York. Peak and weather can shift — call before you go.
Is it accessible?
Listing notes include: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance. Field paths can still be uneven — ask the farm about current conditions.
How do I get there?
Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 41.60734, -73.70540.
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