Where to go apple picking
Trees in Long Island's orchards are laden with apples for picking. Whether you favor sweet Golden Delicious or tart Granny Smith, there's one that will be the apple of your eye. Many orchards offer family-friendly activities for pre- or post-picking that range from wagon and hayrides to tours.
Most growers who offer u-pick are open seven days, but if the crop is "picked out," they may close for a day, so call to check or visit the Web sites listed before you head out.
--Compiled by Sylvia Carter
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1. Davis Peach Farm
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More than 70 varieties of peaches, 50 varieties of plums, 20 varieties of nectarines and ...
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2. Hank's Pumpkintown
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3. Lewin Farms
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U-pick strawberries in June; peaches, peppers, tomatoes in late July-October; apples in August-October; Christmas trees ...
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4. The Milk Pail
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Grows 26 varities of apples, also peaches, pumpkins, berries, baked goods, flowers, cider. ...
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5. Seven Ponds Orchard
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U-pick apples, blackberries, raspberries and more, plus hayrides and a picnic area. ...
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6. Wickham's Fruit Farm
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Besides choice u-pick apples (and peaches, for as long as they last), cider, preserves and ...
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7. Woodside Farm
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About a dozen or so varieties of apples available, including McIntosh, Gala and Empire, along ...
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8. Woodside Farm
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Range of fruits and about a dozen varieties of u-pick apples, including McIntosh, Gala and ...
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