Super cool store! Lots of local and high quality items are sold here, and I personally love the apple cider doughnuts and sparkling apple cider
Lethe Black
In addition to great produce, their chickens, pork and beef are outstanding.
Gayle Calli
Amazing and the homeMade pies are to die for! Staff go above and beyond The best part is it is dog friendly so a nice drive with my fur baby ?
Karen B.
THis was the worst experience went there in October. There were no apples they took our money we have now been fighting this for months don't understand why the owners just don't refund us our $80 and call it a day. Avoid this place at all costs. there are so many other better places, much more deserving.
Steven K.
We were there on October 23rd hoping for a nice few hours picking apples. We were 4 people and paid $40 each for 2 large bags. We drove up the the parking area and walked up to the tree line. No apples within reach, some were at the very top but we were not provided pickers...we walked and walked and could not find apples within reach unless they were rotting on the ground. All understandable I guess. We went back to the farm stand and asked if we can just fill the bags from the pallets of apples they had there...the clerk said she needed to call the owner. Her answer was no, then we asked for our $80 back, NO. Then we asked for a store credit...NO. Then we asked for $40 store credit, NO. We felt totally cheated, spent $80 for 2 empty plastic bags.
Michelle C.
Favorite pet friendly apple picking farm. Dogs should be on leash but it was large enough without huge crowds for trained dogs to run happily freely. Not crowded and people are friendly.The farm store items itself are quite pricy but that's the cost of business? It's nice they have local cider and craft beer on site.
Maria S.
Top notch produce.. delicious pies. Great local spot for produce. They have a bit of everything.
Christine J.
Tourist trap. Locals know better. This place is ridiculously expensive. Very nice and orderly on the inside but there are many other farm markets around that are more affordable. I realize they need to make their money during their busy season but their prices are over the top and keep me from going there. Thankfully we have no shortage of farm markets in the Hudson Valley.
Anthony G.
This year 2023 it has rained every weekend preventing us from going on our weekends off. We ended up going on a shared Tuesday off in October around 1 pm with our two pups. One of the last remaining orchards allowing pets. They have a market in the front with a good selection of pickled, fresh, and freshly processed products. Apple cider donuts, butters, and jams. Staff were helpful. Pointed us in the direction we needed to go. When we parked there was one other couple in the orchard. The orchard itself was vast and had a good selection of apples. It was still early in the season and with the weekends being not busy the trees were full of apples. Some have complained about the price but you're paying for an experience and people need to make their living. Only thing I hope they manage a little better is the grass length in the aisles to pick apples. The grass was a little too high for our liking. We had a wonderful time and will definitely have this farm on our return business list.
karen belfer
this deserves no starsa total rip off. dont go there are no apples. would not give our money back or apples from store or credit back. terrible experience rude managernothing was labled no directions to apples. saw other people who were just as upsetBeware
Wright's Farm, as a family-owned establishment, offers an excellent experience compared to other farms I've visited. I consistently savor their delicious food. What's great is that it's incredibly dog-friendly, with dogs allowed to roam freely. Their farm has abundance of apples for picking, and their on-site store offers a variety of items. I bought some raw honey, and the service was fast, while the atmosphere was peaceful.For apple picking, each person is required to purchase a bagI savored their chili celery soup, mac and cheese, and apple cider donuts. For soup, my favorite was the soup that included kale as an ingredient, but unfortunately, they didn't have it available this time. I have been here for 8 years and it has been consistently a good experience. I highly suggest this farm.
Miguel de la Peña
Wright’s Farm is our family’s choice for our annual apple picking!! It’s an awesomely large orchard that we can roam for hours if we wanted with a great array of apples to choose from. Unfortunately this year due to the weather there was a bit of a loss in the amount of apples, BUT it didn’t take away from our awesome family day out! ??
Tom D.
Great experience picking apples at Wright's Farm today. First, this place is HUGE ! We were here mid-week during September, we felt like we had the whole orchard to ourselves. But I imagine that even during "Prime Time" apple season on the weekends, there still would be plenty of elbow room for everyone. It's also a gorgeous place -- beautiful scenic views, it was a real treat to just wander around the farm for hours. Nice selection of apples too, my favorite was the Honey Crisp. Back at the Country store, we purchased a blueberry pie, a dozen fresh eggs, tomatoes, and jars of jam and salsa. The owners & staff are very friendly, and we look forward to a return visit to Wright's Farm when we are in the area again. An easy 5 Star review.
Nilda Ferrer
Place was awesome.. picked my favorite apples.. honey crisp and Granny Smith ♥️
Daniel Attila
The best stocked farm I have yet seen in the Hudson Valley. The pies are third rate, and they don't have raw cheese products, but they do have a lot of stuff, not just seasonal fruits, and the prices are often better than at farmer's markets.
Super cool store! Lots of local and high quality items are sold here, and I personally love the apple cider doughnuts and sparkling apple cider
In addition to great produce, their chickens, pork and beef are outstanding.
Amazing and the homeMade pies are to die for! Staff go above and beyond The best part is it is dog friendly so a nice drive with my fur baby ?
THis was the worst experience went there in October. There were no apples they took our money we have now been fighting this for months don't understand why the owners just don't refund us our $80 and call it a day. Avoid this place at all costs. there are so many other better places, much more deserving.
We were there on October 23rd hoping for a nice few hours picking apples. We were 4 people and paid $40 each for 2 large bags. We drove up the the parking area and walked up to the tree line. No apples within reach, some were at the very top but we were not provided pickers...we walked and walked and could not find apples within reach unless they were rotting on the ground. All understandable I guess. We went back to the farm stand and asked if we can just fill the bags from the pallets of apples they had there...the clerk said she needed to call the owner. Her answer was no, then we asked for our $80 back, NO. Then we asked for a store credit...NO. Then we asked for $40 store credit, NO. We felt totally cheated, spent $80 for 2 empty plastic bags.
Favorite pet friendly apple picking farm. Dogs should be on leash but it was large enough without huge crowds for trained dogs to run happily freely. Not crowded and people are friendly.The farm store items itself are quite pricy but that's the cost of business? It's nice they have local cider and craft beer on site.
Top notch produce.. delicious pies. Great local spot for produce. They have a bit of everything.
Tourist trap. Locals know better. This place is ridiculously expensive. Very nice and orderly on the inside but there are many other farm markets around that are more affordable. I realize they need to make their money during their busy season but their prices are over the top and keep me from going there. Thankfully we have no shortage of farm markets in the Hudson Valley.
This year 2023 it has rained every weekend preventing us from going on our weekends off. We ended up going on a shared Tuesday off in October around 1 pm with our two pups. One of the last remaining orchards allowing pets. They have a market in the front with a good selection of pickled, fresh, and freshly processed products. Apple cider donuts, butters, and jams. Staff were helpful. Pointed us in the direction we needed to go. When we parked there was one other couple in the orchard. The orchard itself was vast and had a good selection of apples. It was still early in the season and with the weekends being not busy the trees were full of apples. Some have complained about the price but you're paying for an experience and people need to make their living. Only thing I hope they manage a little better is the grass length in the aisles to pick apples. The grass was a little too high for our liking. We had a wonderful time and will definitely have this farm on our return business list.
this deserves no starsa total rip off. dont go there are no apples. would not give our money back or apples from store or credit back. terrible experience rude managernothing was labled no directions to apples. saw other people who were just as upsetBeware
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Wright's Farm, as a family-owned establishment, offers an excellent experience compared to other farms I've visited. I consistently savor their delicious food. What's great is that it's incredibly dog-friendly, with dogs allowed to roam freely. Their farm has abundance of apples for picking, and their on-site store offers a variety of items. I bought some raw honey, and the service was fast, while the atmosphere was peaceful.For apple picking, each person is required to purchase a bagI savored their chili celery soup, mac and cheese, and apple cider donuts. For soup, my favorite was the soup that included kale as an ingredient, but unfortunately, they didn't have it available this time. I have been here for 8 years and it has been consistently a good experience. I highly suggest this farm.
Wright’s Farm is our family’s choice for our annual apple picking!! It’s an awesomely large orchard that we can roam for hours if we wanted with a great array of apples to choose from. Unfortunately this year due to the weather there was a bit of a loss in the amount of apples, BUT it didn’t take away from our awesome family day out! ??
Great experience picking apples at Wright's Farm today. First, this place is HUGE ! We were here mid-week during September, we felt like we had the whole orchard to ourselves. But I imagine that even during "Prime Time" apple season on the weekends, there still would be plenty of elbow room for everyone. It's also a gorgeous place -- beautiful scenic views, it was a real treat to just wander around the farm for hours. Nice selection of apples too, my favorite was the Honey Crisp. Back at the Country store, we purchased a blueberry pie, a dozen fresh eggs, tomatoes, and jars of jam and salsa. The owners & staff are very friendly, and we look forward to a return visit to Wright's Farm when we are in the area again. An easy 5 Star review.
Place was awesome.. picked my favorite apples.. honey crisp and Granny Smith ♥️
The best stocked farm I have yet seen in the Hudson Valley. The pies are third rate, and they don't have raw cheese products, but they do have a lot of stuff, not just seasonal fruits, and the prices are often better than at farmer's markets.