Late August
Good for early-season families who want the first fresh apples of the year. Expect lighter crowds and early varieties.
In Western New York, apple picking usually begins in late August and runs through October, with the best weekend depending on the varieties you want.
Good for early-season families who want the first fresh apples of the year. Expect lighter crowds and early varieties.
The busiest and most popular apple-picking month near Rochester, with many crisp eating apples coming ripe.
A strong month for late apples, storage apples, fall color, and cooler picking weather in Western NY.
Honeycrisp often lands around September, but exact timing changes each year with weather and crop load.
Late September into October is often a strong window for firm, tart, and storage-friendly baking apples.
Check current picking conditions, hours, and weather before driving to Brockport from Rochester or nearby towns.
There is no single best apple-picking weekend. The best time depends on whether you want Honeycrisp, pie apples, cider apples, or late-season storage apples.