A family farm since 1968 with a reported 16 apple varieties plus flowers, lavender, berries, and pumpkins for u-pick — a broader lineup than most single-crop orchards, though exact varieties, pricing, and 2026 dates aren't confirmed.
O’Halloran’s Apple Trail Ranch is a family farm dating to 1968 that, per available sources, grows a reported 16 apple varieties and 4 pear varieties, and extends its u-pick offerings well beyond apples to include flowers, lavender, berries, and pumpkins. It also lists choose-and-cut Christmas trees among its activities, suggesting a property that stays in the visitor rotation from apple season through the winter holidays. Reported hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 9am to 4pm, though this comes from aggregated sources rather than a confirmed current page from the farm.
What sets O’Halloran’s apart from many single-focus apple orchards in this directory is the breadth of its u-pick lineup. Research notes describe flowers, lavender, berries, and pumpkins as additional pick-your-own crops alongside the apples — a meaningfully wider offering than farms built around apples alone. If you’re planning a visit that isn’t strictly about apples, or you’re bringing a group with varied interests, that range could make O’Halloran’s a more efficient single stop than visiting several specialized farms.
The Apple Hill Growers Association page and aggregated listings cite 16 apple varieties and 4 pear varieties as part of O’Halloran’s offering. That’s among the higher variety counts reported for orchards in this file, comparable to Denver Dan’s reported 35 varieties elsewhere on Apple Hill. It’s important to be precise about what’s confirmed here, though: this is a reported count, not a specific list of variety names, so there’s no way from this record to say whether early-ripening apples like Gravenstein or later ones like Fuji are part of the mix. A current variety board at the farm would be the way to get specifics.
Beyond apples, the activities list includes choose-and-cut Christmas trees and a pumpkin patch. That combination suggests O’Halloran’s operates as a multi-season agritourism property rather than a farm that’s only relevant during apple harvest — worth knowing if you’re the kind of visitor who likes returning to the same farm across a fall-to-winter season for pumpkins, then apples, then a tree.
Research notes place the farm’s founding in 1968, making it one of the longer-running family operations on Apple Hill — in the same historical tier as some of the other multi-generation farms covered in this directory, though not quite as old as Larsen Apple Barn’s 1860s roots.
There’s no confirmed 2026 season start or end date, and no pricing information for u-pick apples, the other u-pick crops, or the Christmas tree and pumpkin patch offerings. The specific apple and pear variety names also aren’t available, only the reported counts. None of this is unusual for a farm at this stage of research, but it does mean cost and exact timing need to be confirmed directly with the farm.
The address is 2261 Cable Rd, Camino, CA 95709. Coordinates on file are a Camino city-center fallback, not geocoded to this specific address.
O’Halloran’s offers real breadth — a reported 16 apple varieties, several other u-pick crops, and activities that stretch from apple season into the Christmas tree season. The tradeoff is that exact variety names, pricing, and 2026 dates all need a call to 530-644-3389 to pin down before you visit.
Not stated with confirmed 2026 dates. Reported open Wednesday through Sunday, 9am-4pm.
You need a confirmed list of exact apple varieties before you go — the count (16) is reported, but the specific names aren't in the record.
A reported 16 apple varieties (plus 4 pear varieties), per the Apple Hill Growers Association page and aggregated listings — though the specific variety names weren't confirmed in this record.
No — research notes describe a broader u-pick lineup including flowers, lavender, berries, and pumpkins alongside the apples.
Wednesday through Sunday, 9am-4pm, per aggregated sources.
Yes — choose-and-cut Christmas trees and a pumpkin patch are both listed among the farm's activities, suggesting the property stays active into the winter holiday season beyond just apple picking.
Since 1968, per research notes, making it one of Apple Hill's longer-running family farms.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Wed-Sun. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard.
2261 Cable Rd, Camino, CA 95709, in El Dorado County. It is one of 7 orchards we track in Apple Hill.
We track 7 orchards in Apple Hill, 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has pick-your-own apples, which most Apple Hill 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 7 orchards we track in Apple Hill had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
There are 6 other orchards we track in El Dorado County. All Apple Hill orchards →
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ohalloranranch.com
Checked September 2026.