Where to Pick Your Own Apples in Lehigh Valley

No sweet, crunchy bite welcomes the feeling of fall like freshly-picked apples. In Lehigh Valley, you'll find a number of locations offering locally-grown varieties, both in pre-picked and pick-your-own options.

Before you head to the grocery store to stock up, consider paying a visit to one of these local pick-your-own farms, each offering the chance to head out to the fields and stock up on fall's sweetest treat!

Grim's Orchards Fall Festival

Mid-August through Mid-November, 2026

No one celebrates the season quite as well as Grim's Orchards Fall Festival (9941 Schantz Rd., Breinigsville). Hop on a hayride to make your way to the orchard for apple picking! Pre-picked apples are also available at their roadside market, as well as their famous apple cider slushies. Yum!

Bethlehem Vintage & Harvest Market

September 18, 2026 - September 19, 2026

It’s time to ditch the hot summer days and welcome the crisp autumn air with the Bethlehem Vintage & Harvest Market (formerly known as Apple Day's) at Burnside Plantation! The event features apple-themed foods, and live music. New for 2026, experience vintage shopping with 75 different booths of collectibles, antiques, and heirlooms! Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Burnside Plantation is a historic 6.5-acre farm-in-the-city which includes a restored 1748 / 1818 farmhouse, two 1840s bank barns, a large kitchen garden and orchard, a corn crib, and wagon shed.

More Apple Fun

For additional pick-your-own varieties, consider visiting these local farms throughout September and October:

Bob White Acres (3879 East Mill Hill Rd., Coopersburg)
County Line Orchards (9200 Kings Highway, Kempton)
George Schmidt Berry Farm (5681 Berry Dr., New Tripoli)
Gulick's Fruit Farm (6317 Kaylor Rd., Bangor)
Hausman's Fruit Farm (824 Limeport Pike, Coopersburg)

And while you can't pick your own at the following locations, we always recommend supporting local farm stands. You can often find produce from these local orchards in area grocery stores.