Applewood Farm

Applewood farm is a really great place to be for picking up pinions and apples. The workers at this place are very polite and informative. Their facility was clean a no they supplied a lot of washrooms around the farm. There is hose to clean off your feet after walking around the field full of mud. Overall this place is 10/10 highly recommended to anyone who enjoyed picking apples and pumpkins with their family for a fun day.

Delicious apples. Nice family farm. Very friendly staff.
They also have a small playground for kids and a food truck.

Things to consider:
- we came at 9:30 am, and we were the last car to be let on the closest parking lot (you can see the lineup on the photos, though, it moves really quick).
- from the very opening, the farm was packed with visitors (social distancing is possible only on the fields).
- despite the sunny and warm weather, the grass is wet (in the morning). It is worth bringing rain boots.

A big thanks to the staff of Applewood Farm. We visited today for the first time, during what was likely one of your busiest days, while you managed throngs of people. Two of my kids have special needs, and I could never have imagined we would have come through this experience and said it was positive! You managed the crowds beautifully, and safely. Yes, it took a little patience at times, but it was a fabulous day. We had an incredible time riding your wagons, picking apples and pumpkins, playing in your playground and on your tractors, and enjoying your food for lunch. Thank you for a beautiful experience for our whole family!

Applewood Farm is one of our favourite fall outings. We go every fall m to enjoy apple picking, picking pumpkins, a wagon ride, playing at the playground and this year the sunflower field was a beautiful addition. The apples from this farm (doesn't matter the type) are always delicious. The staff are friendly and the prices are fair.

Had lots of fun walking around the farm! We came to pick apples specifically. Admission is $10 per adult, and comes with a free pumpkin or squash, which is pick-your-own. If you want to pick apples, you can also buy a bag to fill up. The 10lb bag is $15 and the 20lb bag is $25.

The farmhouse has a small concession stand selling fries, apple fritters, light snack fare. There's also a small market stand selling farm goods such as raw honey, maple syrup, and other goods.

We went mid-September and the apple varieties available were Royal Galas and McIntosh. Royal galas looked especially great this time of year.