A fifth-generation family farm letting visitors pick apples, blackberries, blueberries, and pumpkins on one property, but hours, pricing, and 2026 dates aren't posted — the site directs visitors to Facebook for current scheduling.
Buffalo Trail Orchard is a fifth-generation family farm, per Tennessee Home and Farm magazine, that lets visitors pick apples alongside blackberries, blueberries, and pumpkins on the same property — a genuinely multi-crop u-pick experience rather than an apples-only stop. What the record can’t tell you is exactly when to go: the orchard’s own site doesn’t post hours, pricing, or 2026 season dates, and instead directs visitors to check Facebook for current scheduling.
The site’s own language, confirmed in the record, lists “pick-your-own blueberries, blackberries, apples, and pumpkins” as available crops. That range matters for timing — blueberries and blackberries typically ripen earlier in the summer than apples do, so depending on when you visit in the fall, you may find apple season overlapping with the tail end of blackberry season, or find that berry season has already wrapped up. The pumpkin patch, listed separately as an activity, rounds out the visit for a fall-specific trip.
Gala, Jonagold, and Golden Delicious are the three apple varieties named in this record, but it’s worth being clear about the source: they come from a September 2024 Tennessee Home and Farm magazine feature, not from an itemized list on Buffalo Trail’s own website. That’s still a credible, named source, but it’s two years old relative to the 2026 season this record covers, so treat it as a reasonable expectation of what’s typically grown here rather than a guarantee of what’s available this specific year.
A genuinely useful, checkable detail from the research notes: Buffalo Trail sells at Greeneville’s Market Square and Boone Street farmers markets. That means even if the orchard itself isn’t open or convenient to visit on a given day, its produce may still be available closer to town. If you’re not committed to the full farm experience, checking those markets could be a simpler way to get Buffalo Trail’s apples.
Rather than posting a fixed seasonal calendar, the official site directs visitors to Facebook for current scheduling, according to the record. That’s a meaningfully different approach from orchards that post a dated 2026 announcement directly on their homepage — it means the most current information here likely lives on social media rather than the main website, so that’s the first place to check before calling.
The “fifth-generation” detail, per Tennessee Home and Farm, adds real credibility to Buffalo Trail as an established, multi-decade family business rather than a newer operation, even though the record doesn’t include specifics about how long the farm has operated under that name or how its offerings have changed over time.
No hours, no pricing, and no 2026-specific season dates are posted on the official site. Combined with the site’s own suggestion to check Facebook, this points toward an orchard that manages day-to-day scheduling more informally than some others in this file — useful to know if you’re the type of planner who likes a fixed date locked in weeks ahead.
Buffalo Trail Orchard is at 1890 Dodd Branch Rd in Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee, in Upper East Tennessee. The listed coordinates are a Greeneville city-center estimate rather than a geocode of the specific address.
If picking more than just apples appeals to you, Buffalo Trail’s blueberry-blackberry-apple-pumpkin lineup is a genuine draw. For current hours and pricing, though, check the farm’s Facebook page or call (423) 639-2297 rather than relying on the main website.
Not stated with specific 2026 dates. The orchard's own site directs visitors to Facebook for current scheduling rather than posting a season calendar.
You need confirmed hours or pricing before making the trip — neither is posted on the official site, and current scheduling is only available via Facebook.
Pick-your-own blueberries, blackberries, apples, and pumpkins, per the orchard's own site.
Gala, Jonagold, and Golden Delicious, per a September 2024 Tennessee Home and Farm magazine feature. This isn't itemized on the orchard's own site directly.
The farm sells at Greeneville's Market Square and Boone Street farmers markets, per the research notes, so its produce turns up off-site even when the orchard itself is closed.
The official site directs visitors to Facebook for current scheduling — no hours, pricing, or 2026 dates were found on the official site itself.
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.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard, with pre-picked apples at the farm stand too.
Gala, Jonagold, Golden Delicious — note that what's actually ready to pick changes week to week through the season.
1890 Dodd Branch Rd, Greeneville, TN 37743, in Greene County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in Upper East Tennessee.
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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
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Checked September 2026.