Dr. Davies Farm

Orchard · Congers · New York

A Rockland County orchard that has grown apples on the same ground since 1891 and bills itself as the last family farm in Congers. Fall weekends bring pick-your-own apples and pumpkins on the hillside rows a short drive up Route 304.

Best for: apple picking close to the George Washington Bridge

Don’t miss

  • Apples on the same site since 1891
  • Pick-your-own apples and pumpkins
  • The last working farm in Congers

Plan your visit

2026 Forecast

Color nearby peaks: October 25–October 29

Color builds from October 12 · mostly bare by November 18

Color starts: October 12Peak: October 27Bare: November 18AugustDecember

Sampled at Dr. Davies Farm’s own coordinates and elevation (48 m) rather than a regional average.

This window comes from 27 weather points across New York, nudged 2 days later to match 2 published peak dates from smokymountains.com and almanac.com. Against New York's own climatology, the 2026 weather puts the peak 1 day earlier. How the forecast works

When to go to Dr. Davies Farm

You get about 24 days of color here, from the first turn through to roughly November 5. That runs roughly 12 days later than the rest of New York.

Figure about 32 mi from New York City.

Dr. Davies Farm on the map

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Frequently asked

When does Dr. Davies Farm peak in 2026?
Peak color is predicted for October 25–October 29 (best estimate October 27). Color starts around October 12 and is mostly bare by November 18.
How do I get to Dr. Davies Farm?
Dr. Davies Farm is in Congers. The closest city is New York City, about 32 mi away. It's part of New York's fall lineup.

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