Burnap's Farm Market

Our take

What the record actually confirms

Burnap’s Farm Market is a family-run farm and market at 7277 Maple Ave in Sodus, Wayne County, in New York’s Finger Lakes region. Phone is 315-483-4050. It’s open daily except Tuesday, with hours that vary through the week — Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday from 10am to 6pm, and Thursday through Saturday extended to 8pm. Beyond the market itself, the farm offers farm-to-table lunch service, setting it apart from a bare produce stand.

The standout detail in this record is a specific, dated commitment: the farm’s own site posted a “Tentative OPENING September 15, 2026” notice for U-pick apples. That’s a rare level of specificity in this research batch — most orchards either didn’t state a year at all or left a stale 2025 date on the page. Apple varieties and per-bag pricing, however, weren’t listed; only peach/nectarine and flower pricing appeared on the page reached.

Reading the word “tentative” correctly

This record treats the September 15, 2026 date as genuinely useful and worth planning around, but the farm’s own choice of the word “tentative” is doing real work here and shouldn’t be glossed over. Apple ripening depends on weather through the final weeks before harvest, and a farm that’s willing to post a specific date while still flagging it as tentative is being honest about that uncertainty rather than either refusing to commit to any date or posting a fixed date that might not hold. Practically, that means September 15 is a strong target for planning a first check-in call, not a date to build a non-refundable trip around without a quick call to confirm closer to the day.

The hours pattern is worth noting

Burnap’s varying weekly hours — shorter on Monday, Wednesday, and Sunday, extended on Thursday through Saturday — suggest the farm staffs up for the tail end of the week and weekend, which lines up with when demand for a farm market visit is likely highest. If you’re hoping to avoid weekend crowds, a Monday or Wednesday visit during the shorter hours window might be quieter, though this record has no direct crowd data to confirm that.

Farm-to-table lunch as a differentiator

The confirmed farm-to-table lunch service is a genuine point of differentiation from typical U-pick farms in this research batch, most of which offer at most a bakery or snack bar. If you’re planning a longer visit rather than a quick in-and-out picking trip, this is one of the few orchards researched here where a sit-down meal on-site is explicitly confirmed.

What’s still missing

Apple varieties and per-bag or per-pound pricing weren’t found on the page reached during this research — only peach, nectarine, and flower pricing were shown. If cost or a specific apple type matters to your planning, a call to 315-483-4050 closer to the September 15 target date will get you both a variety update and confirmation that the tentative opening is holding.

Bottom line

Burnap’s Farm Market offers one of the more genuinely useful dated commitments in this research batch — a specific, if tentative, September 15, 2026 apple opening — plus a real farm-to-table lunch option that goes beyond typical orchard offerings. Treat the opening date as a strong planning anchor, confirm it with a call as the date approaches, and don’t expect confirmed variety or pricing information until you do.