Stuart's Fruit Farm in Granite Springs is Westchester's oldest working farm since 1828, with pick-your-own apples, free parking and no orchard fee.
Stuart's has been a working farm since 1828, the oldest continuously farmed property in Westchester County. It started as a cattle operation before shifting into fruit, and the original farmhouse, built around 1760, is still lived in today. These days the farm runs the full autumn lineup: pick-your-own from more than 20 apple varieties, a bakery turning out apple cider donuts and fruit pies daily, hayrides around the orchard on fall weekends, a corn maze, and a pumpkin patch.
Picking protocol: Stuart's provides bags only.
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