A 200-acre pick-your-own orchard in Connecticut's 'Quiet Corner,' filling a real regional gap — with free Sunday wagon rides and Lions Club food events, though no apple variety list or pricing is confirmed.
Lapsley Orchard sits on 200 preserved acres in Pomfret Center, Windham County — Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner.” It fills a genuine regional gap in this dataset, since the state’s other orchards cluster in Hartford, New Haven, Fairfield, New London, and Litchfield counties, leaving Windham County otherwise unrepresented. Because the orchard’s own site couldn’t be directly accessed during research (a TLS certificate error blocked the fetch), this record relies on Connecticut’s official tourism site, ctvisit.com, for its core details.
One of the more appealing confirmed details here is a specific, no-cost activity: free wagon rides on Sundays in September and October, from noon to 4pm. The Pomfret Lions Club also provides food during those events, per the record — a nice community touch that suggests a genuinely local, well-supported operation rather than a purely commercial one. If a Sunday afternoon outing with a wagon ride and some Lions Club food sounds appealing, that’s a real, checkable reason to time your visit for a Sunday specifically.
Beyond apple picking, the record confirms u-pick flowers as part of the offering, alongside cider donuts and live music. That combination points to a broader, more varied visit than a single-crop apple stop — worth knowing if other members of your group are more interested in flowers or the general atmosphere than in apples specifically.
Hours are confirmed as 10am to 6pm, daily — a longer daily window than some orchards that limit picking to weekends. That detail comes from ctvisit.com rather than the orchard’s own domain, which returned a certificate error during the research pass. That’s worth flagging: it doesn’t mean anything is wrong with the orchard itself, just that the researcher couldn’t independently verify additional details, like apple varieties or pricing, directly from lapsleyorchard.com.
No apple variety list and no exact pick-your-own pricing turned up in any source checked. For a 200-acre operation, that’s a meaningful gap — there’s simply no way from this record to know whether you’d be picking Honeycrisp, McIntosh, or something else entirely on a given visit.
The address is 403 Orchard Hill Road, Pomfret Center, CT 06259. The listed coordinates are a Pomfret Center-area fallback rather than a geocode of the exact street address, so treat the map pin as approximate.
Lapsley Orchard is a legitimate, sizable pick-your-own destination that genuinely fills a Windham County gap in Connecticut’s apple-picking options, with a standout free Sunday wagon-ride tradition. The missing variety list and pricing mean a call to 860-928-9186 is worth it if you want more certainty before you drive out.
No 2026-specific season dates published. Daily hours are 10am-6pm; free Sunday wagon rides run September and October, 12pm-4pm.
You need a confirmed apple variety list or pricing before committing to the trip.
Windham County, known as the 'Quiet Corner' — a genuine regional gap in this dataset, since the other Connecticut entries cluster in Hartford, New Haven, Fairfield, New London, and Litchfield counties.
Yes — free Sunday wagon rides run in September and October, 12pm-4pm, according to the record.
Daily, 10am-6pm, confirmed via Connecticut's official tourism site (ctvisit.com) after the orchard's own site could not be directly fetched due to a TLS certificate error.
The Pomfret Lions Club provides food during those Sunday events, per the record.
Yes, confirmed in the record. U-pick flowers are also available alongside apples.
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.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard, with pre-picked apples at the farm stand too.
403 Orchard Hill Road, Pomfret Center, CT 06259, in Windham County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in Quiet Corner.
There are 2 other orchards we track in Windham County. All Quiet Corner orchards →
lapsleyorchard.com · ctvisit.com
Checked September 2026.