A second, distinct Little Compton orchard from Young Family Farm, operating since 1973 on seven acres with pick-your-own extending beyond apples to pumpkins, pears, gourds, and eggplant — though the reported Sept-Dec season window came from a secondary roundup, not the farm's own channels.
Old Stone Orchard is a second, distinct Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island orchard, separate from Young Family Farm, which is already represented in this dataset. It’s operated since 1973 on seven acres, with pick-your-own extending well beyond apples to pumpkins, pears, gourds, and eggplant, plus a farm stand selling tomatoes and squash.
What stands out here is the breadth of what’s pick-your-own, not just apples. Pumpkins, pears, gourds, and eggplant are all confirmed as part of the operation, alongside the farm stand’s tomatoes and squash. For a seven-acre property, that’s a genuinely diversified offering, suggesting a working small farm rather than a single-crop apple operation.
The 1973 founding date gives Old Stone Orchard real longevity — more than 50 years of continuous operation in Little Compton. That’s a solid track record, even though the record itself has some real gaps in current-season specifics.
The most important caveat here: a “September 1 through December 1” season window appears in a secondary aggregator’s coverage, but wasn’t read directly by the researcher on the orchard’s own site or Facebook page. That distinction matters — it’s plausible and reasonably specific, but it hasn’t been independently confirmed on a source the orchard itself controls. Before planning a visit around those specific dates, a phone call or a check of their Facebook page is the sensible extra step.
Since both Old Stone Orchard and Young Family Farm sit in Little Compton, a visitor planning a Little Compton apple-picking trip could reasonably consider both in the same outing, comparing two genuinely different operations in the same small town.
No apple variety names and no pricing turned up in any source checked. Combined with the unconfirmed season window, this is a record where the core facts (history, crop diversity, location) are solid, but the specific planning details for a 2026 visit aren’t.
The address is 33 Cold Brook Road, Little Compton, RI 02837. Phone: 401-635-2663.
Old Stone Orchard is a legitimate, long-running Little Compton farm offering a genuinely broad pick-your-own selection beyond just apples. The reported Sept-Dec season window should be treated as a starting estimate rather than a confirmed calendar — verify by phone or Facebook before making a special trip.
A season window of 'September 1 through December 1' was reported by a secondary aggregator, not confirmed directly by the researcher, so treat it as unverified until confirmed by phone or Facebook.
You need a confirmed apple variety list or firm 2026 season dates before committing to a visit.
Young Family Farm, also in Little Compton and already in this dataset — a natural pairing for a Little Compton apple-picking day.
No — Old Stone Orchard is a second, distinct orchard in Little Compton, separate from Young Family Farm, which is already in this dataset.
Since 1973, on seven acres, per visitrhodeisland.com and a WebSearch summary combining Patch.com and similar roundups.
Pick-your-own extends to pumpkins, pears, gourds, and eggplant, per consistently reported sources. A farm stand also sells tomatoes and squash.
A 'September 1 through December 1' window was reported by a secondary aggregator, not read directly by the researcher on the orchard's own site or Facebook, so it's treated as unconfirmed rather than verified.
No apple variety list or pricing turned up in any source checked.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Thu-Sun. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard.
33 Cold Brook Road, Little Compton, RI 02837, in Newport County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in East Bay / Newport County.
There are 3 other orchards we track in Newport County. All East Bay / Newport County orchards →
facebook.com · visitrhodeisland.com · patch.com
Checked September 2026.