Kevin W.
11/12/2024
It's a bit "out there" from the city but it's also why it it's got the huge footprint to feature so many different variations of apples and other crops that's perfect for picking season. I'm a big...
Pennings Orchard
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94 South St
Warwick, NY 10990
Pennings Orchard in Warwick, NY is a beautiful farm where visitors can enjoy a journey of apple picking and explore the farm animals. With a wide variety of apples available, including Macs, Fujis, Empires, and more, visitors can taste the delicious apples while they pick. The farm also offers nighttime picking hours and hayrides with lit-up orchard rows, creating a unique and enjoyable experience for all.
In addition to apple picking, Pennings Orchard offers a range of activities and attractions, such as a play area, a farm animal barn, a kiddie maze, and the opportunity to visit their new mini cows. Visitors can also enjoy picnicking on the farm, with food available for purchase or the option to bring their own. With no reservations needed, Pennings Orchard provides a fun and memorable experience for families and apple enthusiasts alike.
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Sue S.
11/1/2024
came here wednesday. LOVE that there's no entrance fee but they do price by bags instead. 1st bag $25, 2nd $45. the bags themselves are pretty small but can fit about 15-20 apples depending on the...
Scott A.
10/12/2024
The employees are rude. The place is completely a mess and unorganized. Their entertainment was a 90 year old man playing a guitar along with pre-recorded music. Everything was very ill prepared.....
Will E.
10/16/2022
This place has more than enough apples on the trees as long as you're willing to walk for them. Plenty of options and the ciders is an added bonus. The coders has its own brewing system on...
Elizabeth X.
10/11/2021
Cute orchard! Pretty busy on weekends. They have a cidery, beer garden, apple picking, and a market. We went to the cidery and got a flight, as well as a full cider. They sell their own ciders...
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