Cherry Hill Farms (Caldwell)

Our take

What the record actually confirms

Cherry Hill Farms’ Caldwell, Idaho location, at 19125 Apricot Lane in Canyon County, is one of the more fully documented orchards in this research batch because its own website was read directly and yielded specific, dated information. The site names an eight-variety apple lineup — Gala, McIntosh, Jonagold, Honeycrisp, Fuji, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, and Granny Smith — which spans the full ripening calendar from early-to-mid varieties like Gala and McIntosh through late-season keepers like Granny Smith. That breadth suggests a working orchard genuinely picking across most of the fall rather than a single-variety operation. Regular hours are listed as Tuesday through Saturday, 9am to 2pm, a narrower daily window than some orchards in this file, worth noting since it rules out an evening visit.

An explicit, dated fall festival window

The most useful specific here is a direct quote from the orchard’s own site: a “Fall Festival & Corn Maze, September 25 - October 31, 2026.” That’s an explicit 2026 date range from the operator itself, which is rarer in this research batch than it should be — many orchards’ seasonal information comes from third-party aggregators without a confirmed current year attached. It’s worth being precise about what this date range covers, though: it’s framed as the festival and corn maze window, not a separately labeled “apple u-pick season,” so while it’s a strong signal for when the orchard is actively operating with full programming, it shouldn’t be read as a guarantee that apple picking specifically starts exactly on September 25.

Apple Days: a concrete, named event

Layered within that broader festival window is a specific two-day event called Apple Days, running October 23-24, 2026, built around fresh cider pressing according to the orchard’s own site. This is a genuinely useful, checkable detail distinct from the general fall festival — anyone specifically wanting to see or participate in cider pressing, rather than just picking apples on an ordinary weekend, should target those two dates rather than assuming cider pressing happens continuously throughout October.

Part of a four-location operation

This Caldwell orchard is one of at least four Cherry Hill Farms locations identified across this research: two in Utah (Alpine and Santaquin) also appear in this same Idaho/Utah batch, plus a reference to a fourth location in Hurricane, UT found during research on the Utah sites. That matters practically — pricing, hours, and event dates at this Caldwell location are specific to this address and shouldn’t be assumed to match what’s offered at the Alpine or Santaquin locations, even though they share a phone number (385-375-7477) and likely a common management structure. A visitor searching online for “Cherry Hill Farms” should double-check which physical location a given piece of information refers to.

What’s still missing

No u-pick apple pricing was posted for this location at the time of research — a real gap for a farm that otherwise has more documented detail than most orchards in this file. There’s also nothing in the record about parking or accessibility, and while orchard photography sessions and farm field trips are listed as activities, no pricing or booking details for either are given here.

Bottom line

Cherry Hill Farms’ Caldwell location is one of the better-documented orchards in this research pass, with a confirmed eight-variety lineup and an explicit, dated 2026 festival window plus a named Apple Days cider event on October 23-24. The main gap is pricing — nothing is posted for u-pick apples — so a call to 385-375-7477 to confirm cost before visiting rounds out an otherwise solid picture.