The elevation is about 5,000 feet and is ideal for the cultivation of apples. We have four seasons, snowfall in the winter, and reasonably cool summers. While maintaining the care of trees planted as early as 1887, we currently
U-pick  

We will have Stayman Winesap and Rome Beauty,   apples for U-picking Next Sat & Sun Oct 15th  & 16  

Also raspberries, blackberries and pumpkins.  The u-press cider making, archery, knife and tomahawk activities will also be underway
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A word about u-picking:  Our customers have been very courteous and careful about picking this year.  That is important as we are trying to stretch out the available supply to as many as possible.  Specifically, we ask that folks learn how to pick without breaking off the blossom spurs; picking up those apples that fall when others are picked; only picking those apple trees that have been ribboned to indicate they are ripe.  We will supply bags and picking poles.

But most important!  . . . you may not pick the fruit for the wonderful experience and then leave your bag.  You must return all picked fruit to the barn to be weighed and paid for.  Some people think we can sell the fruit they have picked  - but it doesn't work that way.  We can't glue them back on the tree!  In a year like this  every bag that is picked and then abandoned is one that cannot be picked by some other family.  So we have had to advise by signage and verbally that not paying for all the apples you have picked we will consider as theft.  This doesn't happen very often and usually is the result of people who have eyes that are bigger than their wallet.  Be we can't afford it this year and it is discourteous to others who would like to pick and purchase those apples.  So, pick only what you want and pay for what you pick.  'Nuff said.

A list of our apples and their harvest times.
U-Pick Apple Schedule
  • Raspberries  Mid to late July through September
  • Glen seedling      Mid to late August through September
  • Gravenstein Mid to late August through September
  • Red Delicious     Mid-September to mid-October
  • Early Fujis   Mid- to late-September
  • McIntosh     Late September to mid-October
  • Jonathan     Late September to mid-October
  • Spartan       Late September to mid-October
  • Rome   Early October to end of season *
  • Winesap     Mid-October to end of season *
  • Newtown     Pippins Late October to end of season*
  • Northern Spy      Late October to end of season*
  • Braeburn     Late September to late October

*End of season is when we run out of apples or have a frost--usually by Thanksgiving

Riley's Apple Farm
12201  S. Oak Glen Rd.
Oak Glen, Ca. 92399

(909-797-4061
(866) 585-6407
No Apple U-picking
Monday Oct 10th