Woodman Hill Orchard

Woodman Hill Orchard Seasonal pick-your-own orchard featuring IPM grown apples of the latest varieties including Honeycrisp, Liberty, Thome Empire and other old favorites.

Fresh-pressed cider. Hand made cider donuts available on the weekends! We are a small, family-owned apple orchard serving the city of Vergennes and all surrounding towns in northern Addison County. The trees were planted in 2002 focusing on a pick-your-own concept with low scaffold branches to make it easy for small family members to pick and full 360 degree access to each tree. The orchard has ov

er 250 trees on 2.4 acres to choose from, including several popular varieties - Honeycrisp, Rogers McIntosh,Thome Empire, Red Cortland, Macoun, Liberty, Redfree and Red Rome. All apples are IPM grown using the latest techniques from the University of Vermont and Cornell University. We also offer fresh-pressed cider, hand made cider donuts on the weekend and a variety of other delicious and seasonal treats. Open September though end of October. We hope that you will enjoy our orchard as much as we do. Remember to buy local!

🍎 Join the Woodman Hill Orchard Team this Fall!We're hiring seasonal Farm Stand Associates, Orchard Kitchen Associates, ...
07/31/2026

🍎 Join the Woodman Hill Orchard Team this Fall!

We're hiring seasonal Farm Stand Associates, Orchard Kitchen Associates, and Apple Pickers to help make fall at the orchard a memorable experience.

If you're friendly, dependable, and looking for a fun part-time job this September and October, we'd love to hear from you!

Visit www.woodmanhillorchard.com for full job descriptions and application details.

Stephanie’s husband hides from cameras, so her cat features prominently in her photography.
07/17/2026

Stephanie’s husband hides from cameras, so her cat features prominently in her photography.

Mid-May.  Sure, we take the same bloom pictures every year, but this was a particularly big one.  If every blossom becam...
07/17/2026

Mid-May. Sure, we take the same bloom pictures every year, but this was a particularly big one. If every blossom became an apple we’d be in trouble…

07/14/2026

It’s a little hot in there…

On to May.  A big pile of sticks means a big fire.
07/14/2026

On to May. A big pile of sticks means a big fire.

Green tip in mid-April and let’s call it 50,000 sticks, give or take.
07/03/2026

Green tip in mid-April and let’s call it 50,000 sticks, give or take.

07/01/2026

This happened on a windless March day and had some of us wondering if the orchard was haunted. If so, it appears to be a benevolent spirit as it helped us remove some unwanted leaf litter. We only caught the end on video after it traveled the width of the orchard.

March, and pruning is about done, along with the snow and sub-zero weather.  Pruned trees are much better for climbing.
06/28/2026

March, and pruning is about done, along with the snow and sub-zero weather. Pruned trees are much better for climbing.

Hello to all our friends!  It’s been an eventful first half of the year at the orchard, so we’ll be sending out some ret...
06/20/2026

Hello to all our friends! It’s been an eventful first half of the year at the orchard, so we’ll be sending out some retro-posts featuring highlights. On this the last day of spring, we’ll take a quick look back at our primary winter activity, pruning…

Please consider helping these tremendously valuable members of Vermont's apple grower community. The good folks from Jam...
11/01/2025

Please consider helping these tremendously valuable members of Vermont's apple grower community. The good folks from Jamaica who return every year to support many of Vermont's orchards are facing devastating loss and hardship back home. Let's show them we are a community who cares for one another.

As many followers of this page likely know, most of the apples in Vermont orchards are picked by absolutely incredible individuals from Jamaica. These members of our harvest crews are like family and work incredibly hard year in and year out to pick and pack the apples that put food on our tables. Without them, many orchards simply would not exist.

We're heartbroken at the devastation in their home country of Jamaica this week from Hurricane Melissa. Many orchards have put together fundraising campaigns in support of their workers, including Paul Mazza's Fruit and Vegetable Stand, Scott Farm Orchard, Stine Orchard, Hackett's Orchard (accepting dry goods and cash), and a combined campaign benefiting workers at Champlain Orchards, Green Mountain Orchards, Dutton Berry Farm, Farmstand & Greenhouse, Sunrise Orchards, Shelburne Orchards, and Southern Vermont Orchards. Please reach out to your local orchard and see if they are providing a way to support Jamaican workers and do what you can to help.

If your orchard has a fundraiser that isn't listed here, please comment, and we will add it to this post!

Address

175 Plank Road
Vergennes, VT
05491

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+18028776686

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