What started as a last minute friends get together with the kids has now turned into a yearly tradition. Picking apples, great food, relaxing hayrides, getting lost in our hedge maze and picking pumpkins is just some of the fun to enjoy during your outing at. The perfect treat for all your hard earned apple picking work. Or pick your own pumpkin, even if it's twice your body weight, like Shea up there.Īnd the #1 rule of best friend's apple picking day? Don't forget the Apple Cider Doughnuts! They're fresh, hot and dusted with cinnamon and sugar. In the farm store, you can purchase apples, pears, squash and tomatoes as well as a variety of fresh honeys and apple butters. Orchards like Honey Pot Hill in Stow offer a one-stop, full-fledged fall experience. We look forward to making your visit to our orchard enjoyable and full of great. Visit the apple shop and view the hundreds of old farm tools hanging from the walls. We invite you to come visit our orchards, pick-your-own apples and enjoy the beautiful countryside. Goats, sheep, chickens and pigs are penned off for the kids to feed and enjoy. Honey Pot Hill Orchards, is a 200-acre family owned and operated farm since 1923.

But if those varieties don't strike your fancy, or you're not the PYO type, there are even more available in the store - like my favorite Honeycrisp apples used in this Fall Honeycrisp Collard Green Salad.Īfter you gather your apples, sit down at the picnic tables for some lunch while watching the hay ride tractor make it's rounds around the farm. Standard varieties available include the standard New England classic McIntosh, Cortland, Empire, Macoun, Red and Golden Delicious. The quaintest of scenes for the stereotypical New England setting.Īctivities for the day can include Pick Your Own Apples and Pears. Along historical towns such as Concord, Sudbury and Carlisle, Honey Pot Hill Orchards sits amongst other pick your own orchards on the backroads of Stow. With over 200 acres of scenic apple orchards to. Winding down Route 2 for the majority of the ride, you pass by signs for historical sites of the Revolutionary War. The best of New Englands fruits- apples, peaches, blueberries and pears. Summer feelings aside it was a beautiful day to hang out with best friends and enjoy the best of fall in Massachusetts at Honey Pot Hill Orchards. ATTENTION: The existence of a recruiter or company on does not guarantee that it is trustworthy. If you don't put on your flannel and pick apples in New England, did fall even happen? Well, maybe we should skip the flannel when it ends up being almost 90 degrees.

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