Our apple farm is in the Hudson Valley near New Paltz
The Fruit Stand is loaded with flowers, fruit, home grown vegetables, jam, jelly, preserves and pickles.
The Wright family has owned Wright's Apple Farm for 100 years
Our bakery has breads, pies, candy apples, jams, pickles, apple sauce all home made.
Pick Your Own Apples and Cherries in our low spray orchards. The next thing to organic.
If you have diabetes, heart disease, high colesterol, apples are good for you.
Jams, jellies, applesauce, pie fillings, pickled fruits & veggies.
Get on our mailing list and we'll email you when fruit and vegetables are ripe
Order apples, jam, pickles, apple sauce.
Come visit us in Gardiner NY south of New Paltz
Contact the farm and the farmers and the webmaster.
You can feel good about how our fruit is grown. We use the low spray method.
Things to do in the area.
Restaurants in New Paltz, Gardiner, Wallkill
Motels, hotels, bed and breakfasts in New Paltz, Gardiner, Wallkill
Recipes for pies and apple sauce 		Tammy's baking up a storm in the fruit stand kitchen.

Tammy Baking the Yummy Stuff!

Come Celebrate 104 Years of Family Farming This Year! Farming Since 1903

Great Grandfather Charles bought our farm in 1903 and he, Elizabeth and their ten children worked it as a dairy farm. On July 2, 1904 the fruit stand opened under the maple tree which still stands front of the old farmhouse. Fruits and vegetables from the large family garden were sold to bring in extra money. The first commercial apple orchard was planted 1910, mostly in Macintosh. Of the ten children only Ted stayed on to work the farm with his wife Ann. Now, Ted Jr., daughter Tammy and husband Mike Boylan work the farm.Fifth generation farmers Colin, Samantha, and Mackenzie Boylan help in the fruit stand and bakery.

Our Apples Go To USA & Europe

Nowadays, we have a large apple packing plant and cold storage area behind the fruit stand where you can watch the apples being brought in from the field, sorted, packed into boxes ready to be shipped all over the USA and Europe. Take a self-guided tour of the apple packing plant and storage facilities where our apples rest for up to a year in zero oxygen keeping their just-picked crispy sweetness.

 Mike checks Antonio's apple picking technique.

Antonio gently dumps apples, while Mike gives him hints!

Ted likes lots of pumpkins on the fruit stand. You can see the color as you come around the bend in the road.

Ted makes sure the Fruit Stand looks spiffy!

Ted is responsible for wholesaling the apples, the apple packing and shares responsibility for running the fruit stand with Tammy. Tammy is busy recreating her Grandma Ann's tasty preserves and baked goods in the bakery and leading the fruit stand workers. Mike runs the orchards, trimming, managing the harvest or educating a curious "Pick your own"; customer on our whole farm ecology program which includes a low spray technique.
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