A National Register-listed property specializing in around 130 heirloom apple varieties with real Eco Certified and Certified B Corp credentials, but PYO scheduling and pricing aren't confirmed — call before visiting.
Scott Farm Orchards is located at 707 Kipling Road in Dummerston, in Windham County, Vermont, with a phone number of 802-579-1720. The property has operated since 1791 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places — a specific, checkable historical designation rather than a vague “historic farm” claim. The farm specializes in around 130 varieties of heirloom apples, a scale and focus distinct from every other orchard in this entire New England research project. The farm holds Eco Certified and Certified B Corp designations, and the property includes Pippin’s Cafe, a farm market, group tours, and a Stone Wall Park.
The distinction matters here: Scott Farm’s roughly 130 varieties are specifically heirloom apples, not the standard commercial varieties (Honeycrisp, Gala, McIntosh) that dominate most other orchards’ variety lists in this research. That’s a meaningfully different kind of visit — a heirloom-apple specialist is likely to offer tastes and textures unfamiliar to a visitor used to supermarket varieties, closer in spirit to Yates Family Orchard’s Golden Russet and Haralson picks, but at a much larger scale and with heirloom apples as the entire premise rather than a side offering.
Eco Certified and Certified B Corp are both specific, third-party-administered designations — not general marketing language. Certified B Corp in particular is a recognized certification tied to verified social and environmental performance standards. Among the orchards researched across this entire project, no other farm names either of these specific credentials, making Scott Farm distinctive for visitors who care about verified sustainability and business-practice standards rather than a farm’s own self-description.
The 1791 founding date and National Register of Historic Places listing put Scott Farm among the oldest properties documented in this research — potentially older than Lookout Farm’s 1651 founding claim in Massachusetts is old relative to its own region, though the two aren’t directly comparable without knowing exactly what “since 1791” refers to (founding versus historic designation). Beyond apples, Pippin’s Cafe, a farm market, group tours, and a Stone Wall Park suggest a visitor experience built around history and place as much as around picking itself.
Despite all this rich historical and credential detail, the record has a real gap where PYO logistics belong: no hours, no pricing, and no 2026 season dates were found on the page fetched. That’s a notable contrast to the depth of historical and certification detail available — this orchard’s story is well documented, but the practical “when can I show up and pick” question isn’t answered here.
No PYO scheduling or pricing information is available, and no specific apple variety names are given despite the overall 130-variety heirloom claim.
Scott Farm Orchards offers a genuinely unique combination of deep history (a 1791 founding, National Register listing), a heirloom-apple specialization at real scale, and verified sustainability credentials found nowhere else in this research. For the practical details of an actual visit — hours, pricing, current variety availability — calling 802-579-1720 is necessary, since none of that logistical information came through in this pass.
Not stated specifically in the record. No PYO hours, pricing, or 2026 season dates were available on the page fetched.
you need confirmed PYO hours or pricing before visiting — neither is available in the record; call ahead.
Around 130 varieties of heirloom apples, per the record — a scale and specific heirloom focus distinct from the standard-variety orchards elsewhere in this research.
Yes — it's a National Register of Historic Places-listed property that has operated since 1791, per the record.
Eco Certified and Certified B Corp designations, per the record — credentials not seen at other orchards researched in this project.
Yes — the property runs Pippin's Cafe, alongside a farm market and group tours.
Not stated in the record. No PYO scheduling or pricing details were available on the page fetched; confirm by phone.
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.
707 Kipling Road, Dummerston, VT 05301, in Windham County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in Windham County.
There are 2 other orchards we track in Windham County. All Windham County orchards →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
scottfarmvermont.com
Checked September 2026.