Orchards near Washington, NJ

Belvidere

Mackey's Orchard grows apples on County Road 519 Alternate near Belvidere, in the Warren County hills of northwestern New Jersey. Hillside orchards like this in the Delaware Valley produce a run of apple varieties from late summer into fall, usually sold at an on-site farm market alongside cider and other local goods. The rural ridge setting is part of the draw. Check the website for the picking season and current hours.

Port Murray

Orchard View Lavender Farm grows lavender in Port Murray, Warren County, and turns it into handmade soaps, bath and body products, essential oils, culinary lavender, and sachets sold on-site and online. The farm also hosts weddings and private events among the rows. The shop and order pickup run by appointment only, not as walk-in retail, so book a time first. Peak bloom for visiting the field is roughly June into July.

Mansfield Township

Treelicious Orchards spreads across 130 acres on Karrville Road in Port Murray (Mansfield Township), Warren County, with pick-your-own apples, peaches, berries, and pumpkins by season. The farm runs a CSA, hosts farm-to-table dinners and weddings, and sells at New York City greenmarkets. Its Just Made Bakery in nearby Hackettstown turns out pies, muffins, and cookies.

White Township

Mackey's Orchards sits in White Township, just outside Belvidere in Warren County, part of northwestern New Jersey's Delaware Valley fruit belt. It's an orchard running seasonal agritourism. Pick-your-own availability and market hours shift with the harvest, so call ahead or check before driving out.

Belvidere

An orchard on Orchard Street in Belvidere, Warren County, along the Delaware River. Orchards in this stretch grow tree fruit such as apples for fall picking and sale. Confirm the season and hours directly before visiting.

White Township

Stoneyfield Orchards is an orchard in White Township, Warren County, near Belvidere in New Jersey's northwestern hill country. Orchards in this region grow apples, peaches, and other tree fruit harvested from midsummer into fall. Crop varieties, pick-your-own status, and hours aren't listed publicly.

Pittstown

Califon

The Califon Orchards are Melick's pick-your-own site, spread across hillside blocks along County Road 513 in Hunterdon County. This is where visitors head in fall to pick apples straight off the tree and, earlier in summer, peaches, part of the same family farm that runs the Oldwick and Bridgewater markets. Rows open variety by variety as fruit ripens, so check Melick's website for what's ready to pick before driving out.

Oldwick

Melick's Town Farm is New Jersey's largest apple and peach grower, run by the Melick family, who have farmed in the state since 1728. The Oldwick site houses a cider mill and farm market that presses fresh cider through the fall. The operation also runs locations in Califon and Bridgewater, with pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pumpkins in season plus a bakery.

New Hope

New Hope

Hellertown

Newton

Windy Brow Farms has grown fruit near Newton in Sussex County since 1946, with more than 45 apple varieties and 15 peach varieties plus cherries, plums, and apricots. Pick-your-own apples run September into October. The farm store sells fresh fruit, artisan breads, pies, and its own ice cream, and a wood-fired kitchen serves pizza on seasonal nights.

Bethlehem

Randolph

Sun High Orchard is a pick-your-own apple orchard on Canfield Avenue in Randolph, Morris County. Apple picking runs through the fall harvest, and an orchard like this usually pairs it with a farm market selling cider and baked goods. Exact varieties, pricing, and daily hours shift by season and aren't fixed online.