Belkin Family Lookout Farm
Upick Farm · Natick, Massachusetts
A hundred and eighty acres of orchard in Natick that has been farmed more or less continuously since about 1650, which makes it one of the oldest working farms in the United States. It runs as a pick-your-own operation through the season — cherries and peaches in summer, then apples through the autumn — with a narrow-gauge train that carries families out to the far rows, and it has added a taproom and beer garden that has turned an orchard visit into an all-day proposition for adults.
89 Pleasant Street South, Natick, Massachusetts, 01760, United States
STRONGLY SEASONAL — cherries roughly late June, peaches July and August, apples late August through October; closed or much reduced in winter. CHECK THE POSTED PICKING STATUS BEFORE TRAVELLING, as it moves week to week. Timed entry with an admission or parking charge is used on peak autumn weekends and sells out — book online. The farm train is a small separate charge. Taproom and food are separate.
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