The crowd favorite - We will have yellow, white, “mango” and “limey” this weekend!
Yellow peaches - we are getting into the heart of the good peaches now. Juicy and sweet.
Nectarines - Are you a nectarine or a peach person? Not sure? Come and decide for yourself!
340 Milton Turnpike, Milton, NY 12547
845-795-0001 (to hear a pre-recorded message only)
Open weekends 9 am - 4 pm.
We are experimenting with what our visitors are looking for.
Sliders with waffle fries? Yes.
We have what the kids are usually looking for - chicken tenders and fries, hotdogs and more.
Homemade salads, chicken and veggies wraps and something new each weekend.
We have been making apple cider donuts with our own recipe for 20 years. We kind of like 'em.
One of the crowd favorites
Peach season is the best!
Fresh blueberries make for a great pie!
Meet our father, grandfather and great grandfather - Leonard Clarke. He is the "L.M. CLARKE" on our apple bins. The 5th generation Clarke who farmed this land before us.
Please reach us at info@prospecthillorchards.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Due to popularity of cherries and for liability reasons everyone must either make reservation before or at farm. A reservation is good for a 2 hour time period.
There is a $2 / person fee.
You only need to purchase one ticket per person per day. You are welcome to pick what we have in season that day.
Tasting one is fine, But eating your way through the orchard is not fine.
That is actually stealing from our hard labor.
We’re so glad you’ve come to enjoy fruit picking with us!
We kindly ask that you refrain from eating fruit while in the orchard.
Our fruit is delicious and hard to resist——but the fruit on the trees is how we support our farm, our families and helps us to keep doing this year after year.
Thank you for understanding and helping us keep this special place thriving for the next generation.
We truly appreciate you choosing our farm to visit.
Look forward to meeting you!
Steve & Judy (6th generation), Pam & Brad (7th generation) Clarke
Choose comfortable,sporty clothes and flat, athletic shoes. Be mindful of the weather. It can be cool in the morning and the grass is often wet with dew. By afternoon, the grass dries and the temperatures usually rise.
Cash and Credit Cards (with chip only) are accepted.
We provide a limited supply of ladders, so please share them and use them safely to reach high fruits.
We strive to give our customers top quality fruit at honest prices, all with a friendly atmosphere. All of our fruits are grown under a low spray management program called Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
Please be aware that ticks are a growing issue in the Hudson Valley and we encourage you to wear tick repellent and check for ticks at the end of your visit.
Please remember that the weather dictates when our fruit at its optimum peak. Please sign up for our newsletter for the best times to come pick our fruit.