Gogle Farms

Our take

What the record actually confirms

Gogle Farms is a small family farm on Mulberry Street in Coplay, part of a broader cluster of Lehigh Valley pick-your-own farms concentrated around Breinigsville and Coplay. According to third-party listings referencing the farm, it’s open Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm — a narrower window than several nearby operations that run daily or on a weekday-plus-weekend schedule. Pick-your-own is confirmed, and a hayride carries visitors out into the orchard for fall apple picking, a detail that comes from research notes attached to this record rather than a directly fetched page. The phone number, 610-262-4275, and website, goglefarms.com, round out what’s confirmed here.

What a visit actually looks like

Beyond the weekend hours and the hayride, this record is genuinely thin, and it’s worth being upfront about why: the farm’s own current-season schedule page wasn’t directly fetched during research, so what’s here comes from secondhand listings describing the general operation rather than this year’s specifics. That means there’s no confirmed apple variety list, no pricing structure — whether that’s a flat bag price, a per-pound rate, or something else — and no exact 2026 season start or end date. For a farm this size, that’s not unusual; smaller operations often don’t maintain the kind of detailed, frequently updated website that larger orchards do, and a phone call is often the more reliable way to get current information than searching online.

Weighing it against its neighbors

Gogle Farms sits close enough to other Lehigh Valley orchards covered in this research — Grim’s Orchard & Family Farms in Breinigsville, for instance — that the two could reasonably be considered together if you’re planning a fuller day of picking in the area. Grim’s has posted pricing, named varieties, and a fuller activity list; Gogle Farms, at least based on what’s confirmed here, is a simpler, smaller-scale stop built around the weekend hayride-to-orchard experience. Neither is better or worse from what’s documented — they’re just different scales of operation, and worth treating as separate calls rather than assuming similar pricing or hours.

What to do before you go

Given the gaps in variety, pricing, and exact dates, the most useful thing you can do before driving to Gogle Farms is call 610-262-4275 and ask three things directly: what’s currently ripe, what picking costs, and whether the weekend-only schedule holds for the date you’re planning to visit. None of that information turned up in the research behind this listing, and none of it should be assumed based on similar-sized farms nearby — pricing and variety availability vary enough farm to farm that a guess isn’t worth the drive.

What’s missing, and why it matters

The absence of a pricing figure is probably the most consequential gap here, since it’s the number most families want before committing to a trip. The absence of a confirmed variety list matters less if you’re simply looking for a fun weekend outing, but it does matter if you’re chasing a specific apple for baking or eating fresh. And without a confirmed exact season window, there’s some risk in planning a very early or very late fall visit without checking first — the weekend-only Sat/Sun hours are the one piece of scheduling information solid enough to plan around.

Bottom line

Gogle Farms reads as a genuine, small-scale Lehigh Valley picking farm with a nice touch — the hayride out to the orchard — but this record can’t tell you what it costs, what you’ll be picking, or exactly when the season runs. That makes it a reasonable weekend stop if you’re already touring the Breinigsville/Coplay area, provided you call ahead first rather than treating it as a confirmed, fully planned destination.