Boehm Farm

The best apple picking experience in the area. Good sized, never too crowded, great apples and a very reasonable price. Cider donuts are amazing and the people are all friendly and helpful. They have wagons you can pull your kids and apples in. If you are within an hour of here don’t hesitate to go. All around great experience.

It's a lovely place. Boehm's is a proper fruit farm, not a tourist trap. They charge by the pound and there is no entry fee. Prices are reasonable. They have apples and peaches too, even white peaches! Last time we were there we also got local honey and cider donuts. I go there multiple times a year and sometimes bring visitors from NYC.

Wonderful place to pick apples. So much variety even when it was towards the end of season. The staff went out of the way to find the fullest row for my family to explore. The homemade doughnuts were incredible and you can’t pass these up when you visit!

Well, I ordered my 1st pie , for an upcoming dinner with a great Aunt . 20 Bucks !!,I haven't tasted it yet but will post when I do. If you go to Black Horse your looking to spend at least 27 to 28 bucks for one pie. I love Boehms they are such a beautiful family and not to mention their apple cider doughnuts are killer. I can eat all of them. One last thing they cultivate an apple 🍎 called Ludacrisp OH MY HEAVEN , it takes like a McIntosh with a fruity pebbles kick . Highly recommend this place guys

This place reminded me of apple picking back in the day with my grandparents. Lots of varieties of apple to choose from and a very friendly staff. The apples this year were huge and tasty! And unlike a lot of the big orchards around there's no paying for parking nor just to walk in to pick. You pay for what you pick. And there was a lot to pick from. The Crispin were enormous. I used 3 to make a pie and it was too much apple. Well worth the drive.

This is a hidden gem of pick-your-own apple farms in the Capital Region. It's not crowded, unlike the better known farms. It has a wide variety of very high quality apples. Reasonable price per pound. Friendly staff. Our new favorite place for apple picking!

Great orchard and farmstand with reasonable pick your own apple and peaches prices, delicious apple cider and donuts! Accessible orchards were a short walk from the parking lot, though you could drive closer as well. Very nice and family friendly, they even had little wagons to use to cart your apples.

Stopped in the Shop today and picked up delicious cookies!! Omgsh the peanut butter & jelly cookies are my FAVORITE 😍 All the cookies were so fresh and soft. Apples and peaches are amazing too!!! Can't wait to come back

Boehm Farm has been off the radar of people in the Capital Region for far too long. But I heard the place had excellent apple cider donuts, and I had to check them out for myself. Wow. Okay, these were seriously good. When I showed up around 10:30 on a recent Saturday morning, the air smelled of freshly frying donuts. It's always a good sign. And while there were donuts on the counter, when I asked if I could get any hot donuts the clerk went into the back and pulled out some steaming hot specimens. That may not sound like such a big deal, but as we say in this part of the world, it's huge. Hot apple cider donuts are so much better than their room temperature version. Which isn't to say that just because a donut is hot, it will be good. I've had my share of hot and disappointing cider donuts too. The hot apple cider donuts at Boehm Farm were delightful. Perfect? No. But absolutely great. And if you're into exploring the farms and orchards in and around the Capital Region, it's definitely worth your time, as I would put this small, off the beaten path orchard, in the top third of the ones I've visited. Maybe even in the top quarter. More than anything, it makes me think. If Boehm Farm has been hiding in plain sight all these years, how many other excellent orchards remain to be discovered by those relatively recent arrivals to the region? Farms! We've got 'em. And you should visit and support as many of our regional growers as possible. Remember: no farms, no food. Plus, they are charming and magical places. Especially in the fall.

No hot cider. The cold cider we purchased had a "sell by date" that was over 5 days ago. Also it was from another farm. The donuts were standard, not very impressive.

We had so much fun visiting this farm and picking out DELICIOUS apples. Only sad part is that we live almost 4 hours away. If you are in the area I highly recommend stopping in. We also had some apple turnovers that were so yummy. We purchased different style butters and lots of different varieties of squash. The people at hime enjoyed all the goodies we brought back. We plan on visiting again next year.

Cute farm! Was looking for a fun place to go apple picking and I'm so happy I read the reviews. Was crap and the farm is huge!! They also had a huge pumpkin patch and plums and peaches that were still in season. Definitely recommend going here !

What a find! And I hope I don't ruin it for the future by writing this review. Came here with my family for a day of apple picking. Sunday morning was a cool tempature, the whole orchard was open, and there were NO crowds. How peaceful it was to walk around, pick delicious apples at $1/ pound without the swarms of crowds. The best apple cider and apple cider donuts. Everything was reasonably priced. I hope this place remains my little gen so I can visit all fall long.

What a gem!! Open from late summer to late fall, great squash, tomatoes, apple, corn, honey, meat, and so friendly. The apple cider donuts are best-in-class. Try to get them hot, mind-blowing deliciousness..

Awesome, friendly owned farm. Pick your own fruits varying by season. Also, they have a farm stand if you'd rather buy already picked produce. Just as fresh!! They have the absolute most delicious apple cider and to die for apple cider donuts. Best of all, we also get bales of hay from them all year long for a very reasonable price!

I can almost smell and taste the fresh apples at Boehm Farm clear down to Florida. Last October part of our family outing was going 'up the hill' to pick our apples. Due to some allergy or intolerance, I could only eat freshly picked apples so this is an annual treat that I look forward to. Lord willing, when we visit our family in Coxsackie, we plan to pick lots of apples to bring home to Florida and share with our friends.