Green Acre Farms

Adam and I came here this year to go apple picking and we were very happy this is where we picked.
It was very easy to get to here and when we got in to the entrance there was a list of the apples ready for picking. They ask you which apples you would like to pick and then tell you how to get to those apples. They also give you some heavy duty bags to place your apples in during picking.
There is no real parking lot but you can park your car in front of the area that you would like to pick from.
We picked gala and janagold apples. There was a large amount available and they were all delicious. We picked a full bag of each kind and all of the apples lasted awhile so I was able to do a large amount of apple baking.
When you are finished you drive to the front, all of the apples are weighed and you can pay and be on your way. You must pop your trunk for the weighers whether apples are in there or not so you might as well just keep all of your apples in the trunk. The apples are also fairly cheap. Like I said, we got 2 full bags and paid under $ 20.00. So much cheaper and tastier than getting them from the grocery store.
Overall, we will certainly be back. I can’t wait to pick other fruits they have growing there.

Great for picking apples, although the trees tend to be picked over very quickly– better to go early in the season or pick the varieties that are just coming in. The U-​pick price is amazing, around 80 cents/​lb for most varieties! Delicious apple cider donuts (best I’ve had in Rochester!) and lots of fall baking supplies in the farm store. They also carry a fair amount of fresh vegetables at reasonable prices (a bit more than you would pay at the grocery store, but well within reason for fresh-​picked, local vegetables). For kids, they have a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and teepee — I always see lots of families with young children here. Very convenient parking at the store as well as the ability to drive right down to the tree rows, so little walking is required.

Great experience! We did the U-​Pick Apples which was very well organized. You pull in, get some bags and the staff lets you know where the apples you are interested in are in the orchard. The apples are easily labeled and trees had plenty of apples. 80 Cents per lb. — Great deal. FYI — Credit Card $ 40 Min.
They have a small store/​nursery there as well — but we only purchased apples today. It was a nice organized fall tradition.

Last year they started serving ice cream. The ice cream is fantastic. Looks like a great second year for this new offering.
The only downfall is that there are just to many great flavors to try!!!

I love this farm. I come here more often in the fall for their apple cider, donuts, apple picking, and pumpkins. They are open year round though.
It’s located on Latta between Long Pond and North Greece (closer to N Greece) with its own little parking area. There is a storefront on the left, connected to a greenhouse-​appearing nursery to the right, and then a fairly open area outdoors further to the right. When I came today, there were pumpkins all over already. I’ll have to come back at some other time to find a good one. Last year I think I bought the largest pumpkin or the second largest they had :)
There are some flower and produce baskets outside the main store arranged neatly like a little farmer’s market. Shopping carts are available for your convenience. Inside they have fresh produce grown in-​farm, apple cider made from apples grown in their own orchard, house-​made donuts, various lawn and garden things, and some baked goods. To the left is the cidery and bakery. To the left is the nursery and greenhouse. Posterior to all of this are the sprawling orchards, pumpkin patches, raspberry and strawberry bushes, corn maze, etc.
So why this farm over other ones? Preference, I suppose, but I think their donuts are the ABSOLUTE BEST donuts I’ve ever had in my life. Krispy Kreme can suck a stick of butter because their donuts are crispy on the outside, thick and cakey on the inside, and not too sweet as to suck the saliva from your mouth. They offer various toppings like orange frosting, chocolate glaze, powdered sugar, cinnamon, and plain fried cakes. My favorite are the plain fried cakes. No adulteration needed. Simple deliciousness. Goes well with my hazelnut coffee or spiced cider. Why else? They have seasonal picking so you can go there and pick your own various fruits. Currently, apples are abundant. You can pick your own pumpkins too. We might do that again this year. On top of that, their prices are very reasonable. I’m not a big country arts and crafts person so I don’t really need a whole lot of nicknacks to browse through. To me, that wastes precious space to showcase food instead. The service here is very good. Mostly high school kids working the cash registers and stocking, but they’re pretty cool. If you have a question and they can’t answer it, they will find someone who can.
Review is for a well-​deserved 4.5 stars.

Apple picking here today with the family. I wanted to go somewhere local to where we live in Greece, and it was a great option. Nice farm… they have many apples to chose from, including a variety I had never heard of before (artlet) which was really juicy and crisp. Galas, mcintosh, jonamacs, and jona-​gold were also ready for picking. The trees were just brimming with fruit this year. Also late fall raspberries for picking. Hot home made donuts and a wonderful tart-​sweet fresh pressed cider capped of a great autumn afternoon. The store also sells other treats… pies, fudge, ice cream, etc…