Berlin Orchards

“Love it here! I came for the first time two years ago and loved it! It had a fun hayride, apple cider, apple cider donuts, and plenty of apples and that's all we really wanted. We came back yesterday and we had a lot of fun. I have two girls 6 and 3 and they played in the wooden houses, loved the animals, enjoyed the hayride to the orchards, and especially enjoyed the apple picking and eating! They Cortlands, Macintosh, Gala, Red Delicious, Mutsu, Jonagolds, and others and they all tasted good!! The apple cider was fresh and you can get a cup for $1, the donuts are nice a warm $5 for 6, and pumpkin painting $5 each. The bags for apple picking are $25 for the smaller 10lb bag and $35 for the bigger bag. We chose the $25 and you can fit plenty!!! I highly recommend this place for great family fun!”

“Berlin Orchards is hands down my favorite orchard experience in Massachusetts. The staff here are genuinely kinder and more welcoming than at any other orchard I’ve visited—you immediately feel like a guest, not just a customer. There aren’t a bunch of unnecessary rules or restrictions, which makes the whole trip feel relaxed and enjoyable. Instead of being micromanaged, you’re trusted to just explore, pick at your own pace, and enjoy the day. The atmosphere is laid-back, the trees are well-kept and loaded with fruit, and the overall vibe is exactly what you want in a fall orchard outing: authentic, friendly, and stress-free. If you’re looking for a place where the people make the experience just as great as the apples, Berlin Orchards should be at the top of your list.”

“The weather was perfect! We came in the mornings, people starting arriving mostly after noon. Sooo many apples ! It makes me really sad that the farm doesn't have enough people to collect them and mostly apples fall on the ground. Really, really sad! So many people could enjoy them! We tasted and ate so many and collected one bag. Please go there! You'll enjoy the time, bring your kids with you: there are chickens, goats, llamas, emu, a cow, donkeys, pigs. Yes, the smell around some is yucky but it is normal, it's a farm. Enjoy while the weather allows!”

“Beautiful orchards, perfect for apple picking on a warm sunny fall day. The apples were delicious, it was our second visit to Berlin Orchards. They are conveniently located close to Rt. 495. There is a store where you can buy apples if you are not in the mood for apple picking. There are also cinnamon donuts, warm apple crisp, assorted pumpkins, and more. There is also a petting zoo, and you can buy feed for the animals at the store. I highly recommend Berlin Orchards.”

“Berlin Orchards is my favorite farm and apple picking spot in all of Massachusetts! I highly recommend stopping by! I've tried many apple cider donuts and to this day still believe Berlin Orchards has the best! They also have a little farm where you can feed the animals!”

“Fresh made cider donuts and Fall activities for the whole family. We enjoyed their cider as well! Ample parking, clean portolets and penned farm animals for the kids to feed.”

“Awesome place! The grounds are beautiful, the apples are delicious and it's a lot of fun! Low pressure & homey.”

“We visited the orchard for apple picking. Their website states clearly for the prices & we didn't have any surprise / additional charge. We paid for $30/peck (~10lbs) for 4 pax into the orchard + wagon ride. We had a great time and relaxing at the farm. It was a beautiful farm with a short ride to apple picking area. The staff were friendly & reminded us to walk further to the end because of end of season. We managed to fill up the plastic with various types of apples including Macintosh, golden supreme, Cortland, Jona Gold, etc. After apple picking, we sat down outside the store & enjoyed the warm apple cider & apple cider donut. The cider was a bit sour & the donut was soft with sweet apple taste (yummy & must try👍). We also spent time at the farm feeding lovely donkeys, sheep & imu. There were also small colorful houses for phototaking.”