Multiple sources describe over 200 antique and heirloom apple, pear, and plum varieties here — a real point of differentiation from mainstream Honeycrisp/Gala operations — but the orchard instructs visitors to call ahead rather than publishing a fixed calendar.
Masonville Orchards is described across multiple third-party sources as specializing in antique, heirloom, and unique apple, pear, and plum varieties — reportedly more than 200 in total. That’s a genuinely distinctive claim in this research batch, where most orchards either don’t name varieties at all or stick to well-known names like Honeycrisp and Gala. The catch is that this record couldn’t be built from the orchard’s own website, which appears to be JavaScript-heavy and didn’t render for the tools used in this research.
Several sources, read on 2026-09-02, converge on this orchard growing antique and heirloom stone-fruit varieties well beyond the mainstream mix. For a visitor specifically curious about older or rarer apple cultivars — the kind that predate the commercial push toward Honeycrisp and Gala — this is one of the more promising entries in this research batch, even though no source names specific variety titles.
Unlike records where missing hours simply reflect a research limitation, this one is different: the orchard itself instructs visitors to call ahead for current dates, days, and hours rather than publishing a fixed schedule. That instruction is preserved here deliberately rather than replaced with an invented calendar. Practically, that means there’s no “typical” visiting window to describe — the phone number, 970-231-6399, is the actual, intended channel for this information, not a fallback.
One of the more interesting wrinkles in this record: the mailing or store address (4545 Cobb Lake Drive, Fort Collins) differs from a separately described u-pick field location, reported elsewhere as off Weld County Road 43 north of Highway 14. That suggests the orchard may operate a store or office at one location and the actual picking fields at another — a real possibility for larger orchard operations, but this wasn’t resolved by any single source in the research behind this record. Worth clarifying directly with the farm before driving to either address expecting to find everything in one place.
The orchard’s own website (masonvilleorchard.com) could not be rendered by the tools used in this research, which explains why this record leans entirely on third-party profile pages — a Colorado Land Conservation Assistance Network profile and a feature from The Pig & The Plow — rather than the farm speaking for itself. That’s a meaningfully different situation from an orchard with no website at all: there likely is current information available at masonvilleorchard.com, it just wasn’t accessible through this research method, so checking it directly (or calling) may surface details this record doesn’t have.
The record marks both u-pick and pre-picked options as available, based on the same third-party directories used for the rest of this entry. No variety names, pricing, or specific hours accompany that confirmation.
Masonville Orchards is associated with Fort Collins, Larimer County, part of Colorado’s northern Front Range — near other Front Range orchards in this research batch, including Adam’s Apple Orchard & Country Store in Ault and Worrell Family Farm & Orchard in Eaton. The latitude and longitude on file are Fort Collins city-center coordinates rather than a geocoded point for either address discussed above.
Masonville Orchards’ reputation for heirloom and antique varieties makes it one of the more distinctive entries in this research batch, but the orchard’s own preference for phone calls over a published schedule, plus an unresolved address discrepancy, mean this is very much a call-first destination. Check masonvilleorchard.com directly if you can, since it wasn’t accessible through this research.
Not fixed by the orchard's own instruction — visitors are told to call ahead for current dates, days, and hours rather than rely on a published calendar.
You want a fixed, published visiting schedule — the orchard itself says to call for current dates, days, and hours.
Masonville Orchards is associated with Fort Collins, Larimer County, part of Colorado's northern Front Range — near other Front Range orchards in this research batch, including Adam's Apple Orchard & Country Store and Worrell Family Farm & Orchard.
Multiple sources describe it as growing over 200 different antique, heirloom, and unique apple, pear, and plum varieties — a real differentiator from more mainstream Honeycrisp/Gala-focused operations.
The orchard itself instructs visitors to call ahead for current dates, days, and hours, rather than publishing a fixed calendar — that instruction is preserved in the record rather than an invented schedule.
The record flags a discrepancy: the listed mailing/store address differs from a separately described u-pick field location reported elsewhere as off Weld County Road 43 north of Highway 14, suggesting more than one site. This wasn't resolved in research.
Yes — u-pick and pre-picked are both marked available in the record, sourced from third-party farm directories and profile pages.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. 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.
4545 Cobb Lake Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80524, in Larimer County. It is one of 4 orchards we track in Front Range.
We track 4 orchards in Front Range, 3 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.
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 Front Range had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
masonvilleorchard.com
Checked September 2026.