Groton, Massachusetts
Autumn Hills Orchard
24 years and still growing!
Authentic Working Orchard
Autumn Hills Orchard is an authentic working orchard located in the historic and scenic town of Groton, Massachusetts, less than an hour from downtown Boston.
Large Variety
We grow a variety of fruit in season including more than 25 varieties of apples, plus peaches, pears, grapes and plums.
Come Visit
Visit our scenic and peaceful orchard for Pick-Your-Own for berries July through August; apple season starts in late August through October.
About
Autumn Hills Orchard
Autumn Hills Orchard is an authentic working orchard located in the historic and scenic town of Groton, Massachusetts — 45 miles northwest of Boston. The orchard is located on three rolling drumlin hills which run from south to north. The top of the ridge offers a spectacular view of the surrounding and distant hills and mountains in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. From our center ridge hilltop you can see Wachusett to the west, Monadnock and Wataitic, as well as Temple and Crotched to the north and the nearby Nissitissit Hills.
“Many of our customers tell us Autumn Hills Orchard is their favorite PYO destination. They appreciate the quiet beauty of the farm as well as the wide variety of fruit available. Our customers are the reason we are 24 and still growing! ”
A. Harris – Owner
Season Update
Monday-Saturday, 10AM-2PM (weather permitting) for grab and go apples and cider. You can also order online, prepay and pick up by appointment or opt for delivery within 10 miles of Groton. Click here to view SHOP options. Call ahead if weather is bad.
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We Grow
Apples
We grow over 30 varieties of apples at Autumn Hills. Early apples start in late August and harvest continues through October. See What’s in Season for a more complete list of PYO apples.
Berries
Berries start in July with raspberries. In late July, blueberries come on strong with fall raspberries coming back in mid-August. Summer hours can vary depending on supply and weather so check the schedule before you come from a distance.
Pears
We grow a limited amount of pears; both Bartlett and Bosc pears. Most of our pears go to our CSA fruit customers as the supply is limited and CSA subscribers get first pick!
Peaches
Most of our peaches go to our CSA customers and to selected markets, but if you’re lucky, you might find peaches for sale at the farm in August and early September.
