13 Best Pick Your Own Apple Orchards in the USA
| October 23, 2017
4. Jones Creek Farms – Sedro-Woolley, Washington
This Washington State farm is open in mid-August for apple picking, and their season goes until the end of October. They offer tons of different varieties of both apples and pears, but because their farm is on the smaller side, it’s a good idea to check in beforehand to see what they’ll have available on your chosen dates.
While you’re there, pick up a pumpkin for your Halloween display, and some of their fresh, non-GMO garlic. The farm is only an hour and a half drive from downtown Seattle.
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