Is there anything that tastes more like fall than a perfectly ripe apple picked right from the tree? (Okay, maybe a it’s a pumpkin spiced latte, but let’s give the apple its moment).

Apple picking is a classic fall tradition, and there’s no shortage of Bucks County orchards, farms, and fall farmers markets with Cortland, Honeycrip, Ginger Gold and other varieties.

Looking for more places to pick apples? Check out Main Line Parent’s 10 Best Apple Picking Spots Around the Main Line and Philadelphia Family’s Best Places to Pick Apples Near Philadelphia.

Interactive Map: Apple Orchards in Bucks County and Beyond

Click through our interactive map of orchards and farms where you can find local apples this fall.

Plan Your Apple Picking Adventure in Bucks County

Before you head out, here are a few tips to make your day as sweet as possible:

• Check websites and social media pages for the most up-to-date information regarding apple varieties and availability. Crops may be limited due to an unseasonably warm early spring in 2026.
• Remember to bring your own bags for picking, as some farms may or may not supply baskets or bags for your apples. 
• Check the weather. Those cute fall sweaters and boots probably won’t be comfortable for apple picking, as the temps in September and October are usually warm (or even hot) in Bucks County.

Hausman Fruit Farm

2824 Limeport Pike, Coopersburg

Located just 15 minutes north of Quakertown in the Lehigh Valley, Hausman Fruit Farm offers apple picking during its annual Fall Festival, which takes place on Saturdays and Sundays from September 26 through November 1, 2026. Festival hours are 10 am–5 pm, and admission is free.

Phillips Farms

91 Crabapple Hill Road and 564 Milford-Warren Glen Road, Milford, NJ

Tucked away in Milford, New Jersey, Phillips Farm offers an apple-picking experience that’s perfect for a day trip from Bucks County. With a wide variety of apples ripening throughout the season, visitors can stroll through scenic orchards and fill baskets at their own pace. Entry and parking are free, but there’s a $7 admission fee for anyone over age 3. Phillips Farms also offers pumpkin picking and seasonal produce as its farm market.

Shady Brook Farm

931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley

Fall in Bucks County wouldn’t be complete without a trip to Shady Brook Farm. Enjoy a hayride through the orchard to pick your own apples, and stay for family fun at the Shady Brook Fall Fest, one of the best fall festivals in Bucks County.

Solebury Orchards

3325 Creamery Road, New Hope

At Solebury Orchards, apples take center stage. Located in the heart of Bucks County, the orchard grows more than two dozen varieties of apples, with the selection changing throughout the season. Reservations are required for weekend apple picking, and note that crops will be limited in 2026 per the orchard’s website. When you’re done picking apples, visit the onsite farm market for some of the best homemade applesauce, apple cider, and apple cider donuts in Bucks County.

Solly Farm

707 Almshouse Road, Warminster

Solly Farm offers apple picking on weekends in the fall, and guests can either walk to the orchard or enjoy a hayride for a small fee per person. Afterward, visit the onsite farm market for seasonal produce and pies.

Styer Orchard

97 Styers Lane, Langhorne

Take a scenic (and complimentary) hayride out to the apple fields at Styer Orchard, where varieties include Empire and Gala. After picking, swing by the market for fresh apple cider donuts, coffee, and other treats.

Tabora Farm

1104 Upper Stump Road, Chalfont

Tabora Farm offers apple picking in its scenic Central Bucks County orchards, usually beginning in mid-September. After gathering your apples, stop by the farm market for homemade pastries and the farm’s popular pretzels, available in a variety of seasonings. Be sure to visit in October when you can also go pumpkin picking in their fields.

Terhune Orchards

13 Van Kirk Road, Princeton, NJ

At Terhune Orchards in Princeton, dwarf apple trees make it easy for kids and adults alike to reach and pick fruit without the need for ladders or tools. With a wide variety of crisp, juicy apples available, guests can pick by the bag, which must be purchased at check-in for anyone age 4 and up.

Apple picking takes place at 13 Van Kirk Road, just a short distance from the main farm. The orchard is cashless and accepts credit cards, debit cards, Apple Pay, and Venmo.

Fall’s Sweetest Tradition

Whether you’re gathering apples for snacking or baking, or you simply want to create some new memories with the kids, Bucks County’s apple orchards are the perfect place to enjoy a fall afternoon.

Feature photo courtesy of Rustic Valley Orchard