Cornerstone Orchards LLC

10/03/2025

We never spray herbicides or chemically thin our apple trees!

Apple picking at Cornerstone Orchards 🍎🍏
We are open Friday October 3rd & Saturday October 4th for family friendly apple picking 😄
We will be closed Sunday October 5th.
Next week we are accepting reservations.

Enjoy our sheep grazed orchard 🐑🌳
Feed our animals 🐔🐑

We promote biodiversity throughout our orchards 🐝🦉☀️🦌🦊🐞🐜🦋🌻🐢

Find us at Cornerstoneorchards.com

09/28/2025

09/25/2025

Cornerstone Orchards Apple picking will be open Saturday September 27th, 10am-6pm.
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Apple picking Monday—>Friday during the 2025 fall seaon will be by reservation. Please call/email:
Cornerstoneorchards.com
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Cornerstone Orchards will be closed for Apple picking on Sunday September 28th.

Photos are of McIntosh Apples at Cornerstone Orchards.

09/20/2025

Apple picking Saturday(9/20) & Sunday(9/21) at Cornerstone Orchards.🍎🍏

Apple varieties ready to pick:
-Gala
-Cortland
-Blondee
-McIntosh
-Wealthy
-20 Ounce
-Paula Red
-Ozark Gold
-Sansa

No admission cost.

Apple prices for take home bags:
-Half Peck $5
-Full peck $10
-Half Bushel $20

We’re located at:
1647 Youngstown-Wilson Rd
Youngstown, NY 14174

Visit us at Cornerstoneorchards.com 😄

09/18/2025

Apple picking is starting this weekend at Cornerstone Orchards. 9/20 & 9/21.
Apple varieties currently available: McIntosh, Cortland, Gala, 20 Ounce, Blondee, Ozark Gold, and more!

Prices for apple picking:
1/2 peck bags- $5
1 peck bags- $10
Half bushel bags- $20

Over 100 acres of orchards and natural ecosystems will be available to hike and explore.

Hours of operation: 10am-6pm
Saturday (9/20) and Sunday (9/21)

09/16/2025

Apple Picking at Cornerstone Orchards 🍎🍏
Saturday 9/20 & Sunday 9/21
10am-6pm

05/16/2025

Apple Blossoms @ Cornerstone Orchards
’sBlock 2025
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03/30/2025

With Thorpes Organic Family Farm – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 6 months in a row. 🎉

09/26/2024

September ‘24 around Cornerstone Orchards 🍎

06/22/2024

Going through one of our orchards recently, I had this bug land on me and I thought….awesome! 😆 I confirmed through my picture insect app it was a red lipped green lacewing!

For anyone growing plants in their home gardens or on large farms, the RLGL is an important ally. They don’t bite or sting, and their larval instars are voracious eaters of aphids, mealy bugs, mites, scale, thrips, moth eggs, nymphs, caterpillars, etc. In biodynamic situations where the grower chooses to limit their chemical pesticide exposure, these bugs are some of the best partners!