One of the largest single-site agritourism destinations in southern Indiana — a family farm since 1843 paired with a full winery, distillery, bakery, and cheese shop — though the orchard's own site is candid that harvest timing varies and recommends calling for live conditions.
Priced by the pound; varies through the season, per the orchard's own site. No admission fee to enter and pick.
Huber’s Orchard & Winery is located at 19816 Huber Rd in Starlight, Clark County, and the family has farmed this land since 1843 — one of the longest continuous histories of any orchard in this research batch. Hours run 9am-6pm Monday through Friday, 9am-7pm Saturday, and 9am-6pm Sunday, with the last wagon departing an hour before close, all confirmed directly on visithubers.com/upick/. Phone is 812-923-9463. Apples are priced by the pound, with the price varying through the season, and there’s no separate admission fee just to enter and pick.
What sets Huber’s apart from nearly every other orchard in this batch is scale and diversity of offerings: over 600 acres of u-pick apples and pumpkins, paired with a full winery, a distillery, a bakery, a cheese shop, and a family farm park. Few operations in this state come close to matching that breadth on a single property. If you’re planning a genuine full-day outing rather than a quick picking stop, Huber’s built-out complex makes that easy — you could reasonably spend an entire day moving between the orchard, the winery tasting room, and the farm park without leaving the property.
The pricing model here is straightforward and visitor-friendly in one sense: no admission charge just to walk in and pick. But per-pound pricing that “varies through the season” means the actual cost of a day’s picking isn’t fixed the way a flat bag price would be. Early in the season, when supply may be more limited, per-pound rates could run higher than later in a heavy harvest — though the record doesn’t specify actual dollar amounts at any point in the season, so budget with some flexibility rather than expecting a single locked-in number.
Huber’s own site is explicit that harvest dates are approximate and recommends calling 812-923-9463 (specifically option 2 on the phone menu) for live picking conditions rather than relying on a posted calendar. That’s a meaningfully more direct approach than sites that post confident-sounding season dates without similar caveats — it suggests an operation that would rather visitors get accurate, current information by phone than plan around potentially outdated web copy. Given the farm’s age and scale, it’s reasonable to trust that this candor reflects real operational judgment about how much weather affects picking readiness here.
No specific apple varieties are named in the record, despite the farm’s scale suggesting a likely wide selection. No season start or end date is confirmed — consistent with the site’s own approximate-dates policy — so a phone call remains the most reliable way to know what’s ripe on any given visit.
Huber’s Orchard & Winery is one of the largest, most attraction-dense stops in this entire research batch, backed by nearly two centuries of family farming and over 600 acres of u-pick apples and pumpkins. Its own site is refreshingly candid that harvest timing is approximate — call the dedicated phone option for live conditions rather than trusting a fixed calendar, and budget for per-pound pricing that shifts through the season.
Not confirmed to specific dates. The orchard's own site explicitly labels harvest dates as 'approximate' and directs visitors to call for current 2026 availability and pricing.
you want to lock in exact harvest dates in advance — the site itself says timing varies by weather and recommends calling rather than trusting a posted calendar.
No — there's no admission fee to enter and pick, per the orchard's own site.
By the pound, and the price varies through the season, per the orchard's own site.
9am-6pm Monday through Friday, 9am-7pm Saturday, and 9am-6pm Sunday; the last wagon runs one hour before close.
The site labels harvest dates as approximate and recommends calling 812-923-9463 (option 2) for live picking conditions.
A wagon ride, winery, distillery, farm market, restaurant, and family farm park — one of the most attraction-dense properties in this research.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Priced by the pound; varies through the season, per the orchard's own site. No admission fee to enter and pick.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard, with pre-picked apples at the farm stand too.
19816 Huber Rd, Starlight, IN 47106, in Clark County. It is one of 4 orchards we track in Southern Indiana.
We track 4 orchards in Southern Indiana, 4 of which let you pick your own apples. The orchard has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has a hayride or wagon ride, a farm market or store, which most Southern Indiana orchards on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this orchard had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 4 orchards we track in Southern Indiana had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
There is 1 other orchard we track in Clark County. All Southern Indiana orchards →
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visithubers.com
Checked September 2026.