Westward Orchards

“Great orchard and farm stand! We didn’t start our journey heading Westward, but after being turned away (pandemic capacity) from a neighboring orchard, we quickly pivoted west, and could not be happier!! Decent sized orchard, that was exactly what we wanted, lots of McIntosh and Cortlands, and one small section with a wider variety (braeburn, red delicious, empire, golden delicious). Compared to other orchards within an hour drive of Boston, this little gem is a serene escape from the masses, and was an most relaxing afternoon outside.”

“A farm with fresh and delicious local produce. I go here every year to pick strawberries and they are the reddest, most ripe, and juicy sweet strawberries around. Bring your own container for picking or use their small cardboard baskets. There are sometimes tractor rides if the field for picking are across the field. Either way the kids have fun. There is a story in the front with produce and local products. Go around the back for strawberry picking. Don't miss the season, it doesnt last long.”

“Their cider donuts are THE BEST. You can get them fresh and warm in batches of 6. They’re so good, it’s pretty impossible to not eat all of them at once. Rest of the store is also very cool with many cooking/food/house supplies. Would come back here for warm donuts any time.”

“The staff and the apple picking is a beautiful family owned business. I love it. My husband surprised me every year bringing me here. The apples are delicious. I love the store they have very nice.”

“I've been going here for years. Cider donuts, in-season fruit, pick your own as well. Plus fresh vegetables. COA too.”

“This place was adorable! Not too crowded, cute little farm stand and delicious apple cider donuts!”

“I had a chicken salad spinach wrap that was very tasty and surprisingly filling. My picture shows the second half of the sandwich...sorry I was hungry! Great donuts and pies here too.”

“Terrific stop off on the way to or from Harvard, MA on Rt 111. Fresh fruit, sandwiches, apple pie and ice cream. Coffee too. Curving country road, rolling hills.”