Primarily a berry farm that adds u-pick apples in the fall, on Arkansas's 'Peach Trail' along Highway 7 — reliable hours are on file, but season dates, varieties, and pricing all come from a directory rather than the farm itself.
Cox Berry Farm sits in the Arkansas River Valley near Clarksville, in an area sometimes called the “Peach Trail” for its cluster of stone-fruit and orchard operations along Highway 7. True to its name, the farm is primarily known as a berry operation — but it also offers u-pick apples once the fall season arrives, making it a secondary rather than headline apple destination in this dataset.
One thing this record gets right where others in this batch fall short: the operating hours are stated plainly and without conflicting sources — 7:30am to 6pm, Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays. That’s a long, dependable daily window, useful if you’re planning a spontaneous stop rather than working around a narrow weekend slot.
What isn’t as solid is the apple season itself. The only description available is “September-October,” a general seasonal label from PickYourOwn.org rather than a dated 2026 range from the farm’s own materials. Cox Berry Farm’s own website wasn’t independently checked for this record, so there’s no way to confirm from the source itself whether the 2026 season is running on schedule, early, or late relative to that general window.
It’s worth setting expectations honestly: nothing in this record suggests Cox Berry Farm has built a marketing identity around apples the way some other listings have. The name itself signals where the farm’s primary focus lies, and the apple offering reads as a seasonal addition rather than the main draw. If you’re specifically chasing a big, dedicated apple-orchard experience — a wide variety list, an apple-themed festival, cider donuts — this record doesn’t support that expectation. If you’re more interested in stopping by an established local farm and picking whatever’s in season, including apples in the fall, that’s a better match for what’s actually documented here.
The source itself includes a specific piece of guidance that’s worth repeating directly: call ahead if you’re traveling from a distance, or if rain is in the forecast. That’s a common-sense recommendation for any u-pick farm, but its inclusion here — rather than being left implicit — suggests it’s advice PickYourOwn.org considered important enough to call out specifically for this listing. Given how many details in this record are unconfirmed, that call serves double duty: it settles the weather question and gives you a chance to ask about current apple varieties and pricing at the same time.
No apple varieties are named. No pricing is available for u-pick apples or admission. No specific 2026 dates are confirmed. This is a thinner record than some others in this batch, reflecting the fact that Cox Berry Farm’s own website wasn’t part of the research for this listing — everything here is filtered through a single regional directory rather than verified at the source.
Cox Berry Farm is at 1081 Hwy 818 in Clarksville, Johnson County, in the Arkansas River Valley. This is part of the broader Highway 7 “Peach Trail” corridor of orchards and fruit farms in this part of the state.
A dependable-hours, berry-first farm that adds u-pick apples to its fall lineup — worth a stop if you’re already in the area, especially along the Highway 7 corridor, but not a listing to build a special apple-focused trip around without calling 479-754-3707 first to confirm what’s actually ready to pick.
Described only in general terms as 'September-October' apple season, per PickYourOwn.org — no specific 2026 dates are confirmed.
You need confirmed apple varieties or pricing before visiting — neither is available in this record.
No — as the name suggests, it's primarily known as a berry farm that also grows u-pick apples in the fall, per the research notes.
7:30am-6pm, Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays, per PickYourOwn.org's Northwest Arkansas regional page.
Described only generally as 'September-October' — no specific 2026 start or end date is confirmed, since the farm's own website, coxberryfarm.com, was not independently checked for this record.
Yes — the source specifically advises calling ahead if you're traveling from a distance or if weather (rain) is a factor, per PickYourOwn.org.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Mon-Sat. 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.
1081 Hwy 818, Clarksville, AR 72830, in Johnson County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in Arkansas River Valley.
There are 3 other orchards we track in Johnson County. All Arkansas River Valley orchards →
coxberryfarm.com · pickyourown.org
Checked September 2026.