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Peach Picking in Vermont: What You Need to Know
Vermont offers plenty of options for peach picking, from well-known destinations to smaller family-run spots. Browse every listing below, or search your ZIP code to find the nearest one.
Peach Picking in New England
New England sits at the northern edge of where peach trees can reliably produce a commercial crop, and most of the region's tree-fruit orchards lean heavily toward apples instead. Still, a number of farms across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and the warmer river valleys of the other New England states grow peaches successfully, typically offering a brief picking window in August before turning their attention to the much larger fall apple harvest. The fruit that does ripen here tends to be prized precisely because it's scarce, and local orchards often sell out of peaches well before the apple season even begins.
Best Time for Peach Picking in Vermont
A limited season running through August, a small counterpart to the state's much larger fall apple harvest.
Tips for Peach Picking in Vermont
Before heading out for peach picking anywhere in Vermont, a quick call or website check can save a wasted trip if conditions have changed. Early in the day tends to mean better selection and shorter lines.