A vibrant backdrop of bold reds, oranges and golds enhance the fall season in Lexington MA! Visitors from across the US take time each Autumn to explore New England’s most stunning display. Those residing in Lexington are privileged to live in the middle of the main attraction, but there are many other ways that locals enjoy soaking in the fall season! Apple orchards and pumpkin patches abound and offer a fun and interactive way to enjoy the sights and tastes of this great time of year.Lexington is home to one of the best farms where you can spend the day picking your favorite apples and searching for the perfect pumpkin to carve! The Wilson Farm, which was established in 1884, still carries the tradition of excellent produce, cheeses, breads and much more- all grown and baked right on the farm! The Wilson Farm also offers fun events throughout the year to highlight each season. Don’t miss Octobers’ full calendar of hayrides, costume and pumpkin carving contests and much more!
Wilson Farm
10 Pleasant St, Lexington Ma
www.wilsonfarm.com
Of course home owners in Lexington are partial to this historic farm right in their backyard, but there are many other places around Middlesex County in which to celebrate Fall! Below are a few favorites, but you can visit PumpkinPatchesandMore.com to view a complete list of Massachusetts farms.
Carver Hill Orchard
Brookside Ave, Stow MA
www.carverhill.com
At Carver Hill Orchards, you can walk through the orchard with your family for an idyllic day in the country. But Carver Hill is more than a pick-your-own apple orchard; it is a family tradition, and an experience that your family will remember for a lifetime!
Belkin Family Lookout Farm
89 Pleasant Street South, South Natick MA
www.lookoutfarm.com
Belkin Family Lookout Farm is recognized as one of the oldest continuously working farms in the country! The land has been farmed since the mid-1600s when it was first deeded. Autumn apple–picking in its orchards has become a deep–rooted tradition for New England natives and visitors alike for over a century. It’s goal is to provide healthy, outdoor, family fun activity while maintaining the farm’s long-rooted history and importance within the community for years to come.
Honey Pot Hill Orchards
144 Sudbury Road, Stow MA
www.honeypothill.com
Honey Pot Hill Orchards, is a 200-acre family owned and operated farm since 1923. Now 100% retail with their apple shop, pick-your-own fruits, and family fun entertainment, all here for you and your family to come enjoy. You’re invited to come visit our orchards, pick-your-own apples and enjoy the beautiful countryside. Visit the apple shop and view the hundreds of old farm tools hanging from the walls. Honey Pot Hill Orchards looks forward to making your visit to the orchard enjoyable and full of great memories.
I hope you take advantage of all that the fall season in Lexington has to offer and that these suggestions spark some ideas for things to do this week! If you have any questions about Lexington and what life is like in this historic community; please let me know! Whether you’re visiting or are looking to move to Lexington, my goal is to help people feel at home in Lexington. If you haven’t started your Lexington home search yet; I would be happy to show you some of the available homes! I look forward to hearing from you!
Theresa D'Antuono
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