Apple picking in late September.
When I went to another orchard last year, it seemed to be quite popular and there weren’t many fruits left to pick. This time, however, there were fewer people because it was expected to rain. That allowed us to to pick as much as we wanted!
I’ve been really busy and once again ended up posting something completely out of season.
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More on the orchard:
Tucked away amidst the serene landscape of North Salem, New York, Outhouse Orchard exudes rustic charm and seasonal allure. This family-owned orchard invites visitors to immerse themselves in a quintessential autumnal experience, boasting rows of vibrant apple trees, their branches heavy with ripe, crisp fruit awaiting eager pickers. Beyond the orchards, a cozy country store beckons with an array of homemade apple cider doughnuts, freshly pressed cider, and an assortment of locally sourced produce and artisanal goods. The sprawling grounds offer more than just apple-picking; families can delight in hayrides through picturesque farmland or wander the pumpkin patch in search of the perfect gourd. With its bucolic setting and delightful offerings, Outhouse Orchard stands as a cherished destination for seasonal festivities and a celebration of all things autumn in the heart of Westchester County.
