Sweet corn by the dozen.
Native corn and heirloom tomatoes come in daily, the peaches are close behind, and the ice cream counter is scooping all afternoon. Open every day, 9 to 5 — and the coffee's ready at 8.
Four seasons at the junction.
One stop at the junction.
Right where Route 110 meets 117 — our own apples and cider, produce hand-picked daily from Boston's markets, a full deli and bakery, and an ice cream counter. Everything under one roof, every day of the year.
Weekday mornings are the quiet ones. Weekends bring the donut line, families for cones, and the fullest produce tables of the week.
- 🍎 Our orchard — apples, peaches, pears & cider
- 🥪 Full-service deli — sandwiches & soups daily
- 🥖 Bakery — cider donuts, pies & fresh bread
- 🍦 Ice cream counter — scooping year-round
- 🥕 Produce arrives daily — mornings are freshest
- 💵 Cash or card, both fine at every counter
- 🎁 Gift baskets & local makers' goods, made here
- 🚗 Easy parking right off the junction
Open every day in season · 9 AM – 5 PM
Everything under one roof.
Our own apples and cider next to the deli case, the bakery, the ice cream counter, and shelves of local makers' goods. Order ahead and it's waiting at the register.
More than a bag of apples.
Peach Days Weekend
Sat & Sun · all dayThe first native peaches of the year hit the tables — plus peach pie from the bakery and a peach sundae special at the counter.
Harvest Kickoff
Sat · 10 AM – 4 PMOur own apples arrive in force — taste the first cider pressing of the season and warm donuts straight from the fryer.
Holiday Market Day
Sat · 10 AM – 3 PMGift baskets built while you wait, local makers' tables, bakery specials, and hot cider by the door — the cozy season, kicked off right.
at the junction
A farm market the old way — open the new way.
Bolton Orchards started the way New England farm markets do: a family, an orchard, and a stand at the crossroads. The crossroads happened to be a good one — the junction of 110 and 117 — and over the generations the stand grew into a full market: our own apples and cider beside a real deli, a working bakery, produce picked daily from Boston's markets, and an ice cream counter that scoops straight through winter.
What hasn't changed is the point of the place. You can still buy an apple grown a few hundred yards from the register, still get a golden russet cider you won't find in a supermarket, and still be greeted by someone who knows the difference. Every day of the year.
People ask when we close for the season. We don't. The seasons change — we just change with them.The Bolton Orchards FamilyAt the junction of 110 & 117 · Bolton, MA