Come experience farm fresh produce at our beautiful apple orchard just outside Toronto. PYO is on a first come, first served basis. No need to make reservations or buy tickets in advance. Sorry, no dogs! Please bring cash for PYO as we have a debit/credit machine in the store but lining up at the cashier desk to use your credit/debit cards will definitely take longer when things start to get busy and crowds of people arrive together.
Costs is $25 for 10 lb bags (maximum 3 people to share a 10 lb bag) and $45 for a 20 lb bag (maximum 5 people to share a 20 lb bag). Starting Saturday, September 28, we are also going to be charging an extra $5 per person for admission into the farm area. There is no charge to visit our store.
Featured in Chatelaine Magazine as one of the top four orchards in Canada, Albion Orchards has some delicious varieties of apples available for picking, and even more available for purchase in the market.
Apple picking is a great way for families to spend time together and buying fruit right off the farm ensures your family gets the freshest produce in Ontario.
Albion Orchards grows many different apple varieties and although there’s usually one or more species ready at any given time, we cannot guarantee harvest times or quantities; the crops vary from year to year as Mother Nature likes to keep farmers guessing.
Store Hours 2024
- Open Thanksgiving Mon. Oct. 14
- Open Wednesday – Friday 10 – 6
- Open Saturday & Sunday 10 – 5
- Closed Mondays and Tuesdays other than Holiday weekends- (OPEN Thanksgiving Monday)
Apples are one of those things in life that really do grow on trees.
Apple picking tips: Gently twist the apple. Do not squeeze or drop the fruit as apples will bruise. Keep turning until the fruit comes free in your hand. (‘Eye to the sky’) Don’t pull. Be careful as you turn the fruit like a doorknob – you want the stem to detach at the tree branch and not take any of the tree with it. If you pull the apples you can damage the branch that it grows on, and prevent new apples from growing in that spot next year. Also, pulling on the apples causes more fruit to fall off!
The trees here range in age from two years old – fifty years old. Come enjoy the fall colors and fall flavors in Caledon !
