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The orchard and pumpkin patch at Historic Weston Orchard in Weston, Missouri

OpenEvery Day · 9am to 5pm

Weston
MO

Greetings from the farm

Plan Your Visit to Historic Weston Orchard

Hours, prices, directions and a ready-made game plan for the day. Fifty acres of picking, play zones, bakery and Cider Barn in Historic Weston, Missouri.

  • 18545 County Road H
  • Weston, MO 64098
  • 35 minutes north of Kansas City

No closed days to remember

Hours & Season

Open every single day, 9am to 5pm, May through November. Something is ripe in every one of those months, see the picking calendar for what’s on when you come.

Mon9–5Tue9–5Wed9–5Thu9–5Fri9–5Sat9–5Sun9–5

Live music on fall weekends. The candy cannon fires at 1pm every Saturday and Sunday in the fall.

One honest price

Admission Prices

Your ticket covers all 16 activities, the hayrack ride, parking and your picking bag. Fruit you pick is weighed and priced by the pound on the way out.

Fall Admission · Apples & Pumpkins

Monday to Friday, ages 2 & up
$9
Saturday & Sunday, ages 2 & up
$15
Weston residents
$10
Active military, with ID
$12
Children under 2
Free

Fall rates run roughly Labor Day through Halloween.

Summer Admission · May to August

Everyone, ages 2 & up
$7
Children under 2
Free

Season passes cover the whole run, see tickets & passes.

Steal this plan

What a Great Day Here Looks Like

Most families make a half day of it, and the ones who know come early. Here’s the route the regulars run.

The Perfect Farm Day

  1. Arrive & grab your bag. Beat the crowd, park free, pick up your bag at the gate.

  2. Pick the rows first. Morning is the quiet window in the orchard and the patch.

  3. Bakery stop. Warm cider donuts, a slushie, maybe a whole pie for later.

  4. Play zones & the candy cannon. Fall weekends it fires at 1pm sharp. Then the corn maze, jumping pillow and hayrack ride.

  5. Golden hour at the Cider Barn. A flight or a glass on the patio while the kids finish the ropes course.

Included with every ticket

The Play Zones

Sixteen activities across the farm, all covered by admission.

All Season May to November

  • Bounce pillow
  • Barnyard sports village
  • Rat racers
  • Low-ropes course
  • Ziplines
  • Spider web
  • Giant slide
  • Treehouse village
  • Petting zoo
  • Grain bin basketball

Fall Only September & October

  • 2-acre corn maze
  • Corn crib
  • Hay mountain
  • Hayrack rides (weekends)
  • Grain train (weekends)
  • Carousel (weekends)
  • Zinnia garden
  • Apple & pumpkin cannons
  • Candy cannon, 1pm weekends
  • New: pedal karts & tire mountain

The small print, in plain words

Know Before You Go

  • Wear closed-toed shoes. Orchard paths and the patch are natural and uneven. Dress in layers, mornings start crisp.
  • Tickets are weather reliant and final sale. We stay open in light rain; check Facebook or TikTok if the sky looks serious.
  • Fruit is priced by the pound. Your bag is weighed at the market on the way out, so pick what you’ll use.
  • Cards accepted at the gate, the market and the Cider Barn.
  • Bring ID for discounts. Weston residents and active military rates need a driver’s license or military ID.
  • Leave pets at home. For the safety of guests and the farm animals, no pets please. Service animals are always welcome.
  • Groups book separately. School trips, birthdays and private events have their own booking path.

Closer than you think

Getting to the Farm

Straight up I-29, exit at Platte City, and follow the bluffs into Historic Weston. The town itself is worth the last ten minutes.

15 minPlatte City25 minParkville30 minLeavenworth30 minAtchison35 minKansas City40 minSt. Joseph

Fort Leavenworth families: we’re the closest u-pick farm to post, and active military get a discounted rate with ID.

Before you drive out

Visit Questions

Open every day, 9am to 5pm, May through November, including Mondays and Sunday mornings.

Summer admission is $7 (May to August). Fall admission is $9 weekdays and $15 weekends, ages 2 and up. Weston residents pay $10 and active military $12 with ID. Kids under 2 are always free, and admission covers all 16 activities, the hayrack ride, parking and your picking bag.

Most families make a half day of it: pick in the morning, bakery at lunch, play zones and the Cider Barn in the afternoon. There’s easily a full day here in the fall.

The farm stays open in light rain and tickets are weather reliant and final sale. If the forecast looks rough, check Facebook or TikTok before you set out.

Yes, the Bakery & Market serves cider donuts, pies, caramel apples, kettle corn and cider slushies, and the Cider Barn pours wine and hard cider for the 21-and-up crowd.

No, the gate sells tickets daily, but buying online skips the line on busy fall weekends.

Your fall tradition starts today

Pick a Day & Come On Out

Open every day 9am to 5pm, 35 minutes north of Kansas City. The rows are waiting.