A farm stand, not a u-pick — in continuous operation in Corrales since 1879, with an unusually long nine-variety apple lineup, but no confirmed hours or website, so calling first is genuinely the only reliable option.
Alary Farm sits at 6322 Corrales Rd in Corrales, Sandoval County, part of the Rio Grande Valley just north of Albuquerque. The record is explicit and unambiguous on one point that matters for anyone expecting a picking experience: u_pick is confirmed false. This is a farm stand, where the research notes describe customers buying apples and cider from the on-site store rather than walking the rows themselves. If you came to this record looking for a u-pick outing, Alary Farm isn’t that — it qualifies for this dataset on the basis of being a farm stand with an orchard on site, not as a picking destination.
What it does offer is depth: nine named apple varieties, an unusually long list for any orchard in this file — Summer Champion, McIntosh, Jonathan, Jonagold, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty, Granny Smith, and Stayman Winesap. The research notes attribute that range to the farm’s age, noting it’s been in continuous operation in Corrales since 1879. A farm that’s been growing apples for close to a century and a half has had time to accumulate a planting most newer operations wouldn’t match.
Several of these names are less commonly seen on orchard lists than the Honeycrisp-and-Gala lineup many newer operations lean on — Summer Champion, Jonagold, and Stayman Winesap in particular don’t show up as often in this dataset as Gala, Honeycrisp, or Fuji do. The record doesn’t say which of the nine are actually available in a given week, or in what order they ripen, so this is presented as a list of what the farm grows overall, not a picking calendar. Still, nine named varieties from a single farm is a notably longer list than most other records in this file carry, and it’s a reasonable reflection of a planting built up over the farm’s long operating history rather than a small, recently established orchard.
The record is honest about a real limitation: no working farm website was located to confirm 2026 specifics directly, so season_start, season_end, cider_mill status, and overall confirmation are all null. More notably, the record states that listings disagree on current hours enough that none are stated here with confidence — rather than picking one secondary source’s hours and presenting them as settled, this draft follows the record’s own caution and leaves that question open. Calling 505-898-1204 is the only way to get a reliable answer.
No pricing information appears in the record either, so there’s nothing here to indicate what apples or cider actually cost at the stand.
Alary Farm sits close to Wagner Farms, another Corrales orchard in this file at 5000 Corrales Rd, sharing the same general Corrales Rd corridor and city-center map coordinates in the underlying data. If you’re planning a Corrales apple trip, it’s geographically realistic to consider both stops, though the record doesn’t state this as an official or confirmed pairing — it’s simply proximity.
Alary Farm is a real, historic Corrales farm stand with a genuinely deep apple variety list built up over more than a century of operation — but it’s explicitly not a picking destination, and the record can’t offer confirmed hours, season dates, or prices. Go in expecting to buy rather than pick, and call ahead since even the secondary sources behind this record don’t agree on when the stand is open.
Not stated in the record. No season_start or season_end date was found, and listings disagree on current hours enough that none are stated here with confidence.
you specifically want to pick your own apples — the record confirms this is explicitly a farm stand, not u-pick.
Alary Farm sits at 6322 Corrales Rd, close to Wagner Farms at 5000 Corrales Rd, both in the record's Corrales cluster in Sandoval County — worth considering as a pair for anyone visiting this stretch of the Rio Grande Valley.
No — the record explicitly confirms u_pick is false, describing customers buying apples and cider from the on-site store rather than picking.
The record lists nine: Summer Champion, McIntosh, Jonathan, Jonagold, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty, Granny Smith, and Stayman Winesap.
The record's research notes state it has been in continuous operation in Corrales since 1879.
The research notes mention cider alongside apples at the on-site store; cider_mill status itself is left null in the record.
Not stated with confidence — the record notes that listings disagree on current hours, so calling 505-898-1204 ahead is the recommended approach.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
No — this orchard sells pre-picked apples from its own trees rather than u-pick.
Summer Champion, McIntosh, Jonathan, Jonagold, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty, Granny Smith, Stayman Winesap — note that what's actually ready to pick changes week to week through the season.
6322 Corrales Rd, Corrales, NM 87048, in Sandoval County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in Rio Grande Valley (Corrales).
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Checked September 2026.