Leonard Orchard

Our take

The short version

Leonard Orchard is a small, family-run operation in the Rogue Valley, near Medford, with a real but limited schedule: Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday mornings only, 9am to 1pm, cash or check only. Unlike most of the other Oregon orchards in this dataset, no working official website could be found for Leonard Orchard at all — everything in this record comes from third-party u-pick directories rather than the farm’s own pages, which is worth keeping in mind as you weigh how much to rely on any single detail here.

Built entirely from secondhand sources

This is genuinely one of the least directly-confirmed records in the dataset. The address, phone number, hours, and apple varieties all came from third-party u-pick directories (upickfarmsusa.com, travelmedford.org), not from Leonard Orchard’s own website or even a Facebook page — because none could be found. That doesn’t mean the information is unreliable, but it does mean there’s an extra layer between what’s written here and the farm itself. If any detail matters enough to plan a trip around, a phone call (541-772-2389) is the more direct way to confirm it than trusting this record alone.

Five varieties, including one rarely seen elsewhere

The record names Fuji, Gravenstein, Gala, Golden Delicious, and Newtown Pippin. Of these, this record’s ripening classification covers two: Fuji, a late-season apple, and Gala, a mid-season one — meaning the farm’s picking window likely spans a good stretch of the fall calendar if both are genuinely available across the season. Newtown Pippin stands out as a variety that doesn’t appear at most other orchards in this dataset, an older American heirloom apple worth seeking out if you’re specifically curious about less common cultivars.

A short weekly window, and a check-in requirement

The hours here are genuinely limited: Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday mornings, 9am to 1pm, and nothing else. There’s no evening access and no Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday hours at all. On top of that, the research notes describe visitors being expected to check in with the owner on arrival, who then directs them to the correct trees — rather than a self-service u-pick layout where you wander freely. That’s a more personal, small-operation style of visit than the larger orchards in this dataset, and it’s worth planning your arrival time accordingly rather than showing up right at closing.

A price this record deliberately leaves blank

One specific and important honesty note: reported per-pound apple prices for Leonard Orchard conflicted across the sources checked, with figures attributed to different years — one apparently from 2021, another claimed for 2026 — inconsistently enough that repeating either would risk passing along stale information as current. Rather than guess which is accurate, this record leaves price_from blank. Bring cash or a check regardless, since no card payment option is mentioned anywhere.

No add-ons, just apples

The record’s activities field is blank, and no cider, donuts, or other attractions are mentioned in any source. This reads as a straightforward, no-frills pick-your-own operation, consistent with its small scale and limited hours — a stop for people who specifically want to pick apples, not a broader family outing with extra activities layered in.

Getting there

The address on file is 2171 Ross Ln, Medford, OR 97501, in Jackson County, part of the Rogue Valley region. The listed coordinates are an approximate estimate for that address rather than an individually geocoded point.

Bottom line

Leonard Orchard offers real variety, including the less-common Newtown Pippin, within a small, personal, cash-only operation — but this is one of the more thinly sourced records in the dataset, built entirely from third-party directories rather than a farm-confirmed site. Call 541-772-2389 ahead of a visit, bring cash or a check, and expect to check in with the owner before heading into the trees.