For the very latest information, please call our automated line
before you leave home, to get the latest picking information:
(540) 338-6642
Crooked Run NEVER charges an admission fee, and parking is always free. You pay only for what you pick, or pick up from our stand. No dogs, please, due to sanitary reasons. We have several picnic tables that you’re welcome to enjoy with your family … See you at the orchard!
HOURS:
Pick-Ur-Own (summer & fall)
Weekends & Extended Weekends: 9AM – 6PM
Early Weekdays: CLOSED (except for scheduled group visits)
See home page for exact days, depending on week & season.
Farm Stand (fresh fruit, vegetables, wreaths (everything seasonal))
7 days a week: OPEN
We are usually open until 6 pm., however, we close the orchard to new pickers at 5:30 pm.
PRICES:
Apples: $1 / lb.
Blackberries: $3 / lb.
Peaches: $1.50 / lb.
Pears: $1.50 / lb.
Pumpkins: $0.49 / lb.
Raw local honey: $7 / 12 oz, $10 / 1 lb., $16 / 2 lb.
Fresh-pressed unpasteurized apple cider: $8 / gallon, $2.50 / pint
All products seasonal, not all products available at all times.
If you are a group leader or tour operator planning a visit,
please click here for information about group visits.
Picking dates vary from year to year.
April – May: Fresh picked asparagus, salad mixes, and spinach
June – July: Cherries, gooseberries, seasonal vegetables, flowers, and herbs
July – August: Thornless blackberries, peaches, summer apples
August – September: Fall apples, plums, Asian pears, red raspberries
September – October: Pumpkins and gourds
November – December: Christmas wreaths – Scotch, white pine and cedar mix
My family came out to your farm and picked peaches & blackberries. They were so good, my Husband said it would be a crime not to tell others how fresh & sweet the fruits were. Thank you for being the farm we could go to, see you again soon !
I have been bringing my kids out for 4 year to pick apples and they all love it. Not only does it give me a chance to share my stories of working on relatives farms every summer in my youth but I have also taught them my grandmothers various Penna/Dutch recipes when we get home. It even gets my 14 year old excited when I start talking about our yearly trip.
I brought my aged mother in-law to pick stuff. Of course, she embarrassed the family by picking her nose and ears in front of children and other folks. But we put her wheelchair in the gully by the drainage ditch and proceeded to have a wonderful time without her at your farm.
We love your farm! I have come there since my daughter was 12 months old and she is 6 now. I grew up on a farm and there is nothing better for children to experience! I have driven to your farm since whether I lived in Springfield, Fairfax or Ashburn. Thank you, thank you, thank you for farming!!!