One of very few apple-picking options in the far western Texas Panhandle, right on the New Mexico border — but it's a small, no-website operation with unconfirmed hours, so a phone call is the only real way to plan a visit.
Most Texas apple-picking guides point toward the Hill Country cluster around Medina, hours away from the far western Panhandle. This small farm stand near Farwell — right on the New Mexico border in Parmer County — is a genuine exception, one of the only pick-your-own apple options anywhere in that part of the state. That geographic rarity is the main reason it’s worth knowing about, even though the operation itself is modest: a farm stand paired with u-pick apples, run without any apparent website.
This is a case where the honest answer is that the record simply doesn’t know. One directory lists Monday through Saturday, 9am to 5:30pm, running from August through January. A different, independently sourced business directory lists Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 6pm. Both give the same address and phone number, so this appears to be the same business — the hours discrepancy is more likely a stale or outdated listing on one side than two different farms. Neither source ties its hours to the current year, so treat both as a rough starting point rather than something to plan a drive around without calling first.
Unlike many farms without an online presence, this one does have a confirmed phone number (806-481-8682) that two independent sources agree on, which is a reasonable level of confidence for a business this size. If you’re passing through the Farwell area during apple season and want to check current status, a call is genuinely the most reliable option — there’s no Facebook page or website to cross-check against.
This is included because it fills a real geographic gap — genuine apple picking in a part of Texas that otherwise has none — not because it’s a heavily documented destination. Go in expecting a small, no-frills farm stand, confirm hours by phone rather than by either directory listing, and treat it as a worthwhile detour if you’re already in the area rather than a standalone trip.
Not stated in the record — two sources give conflicting weekly hours and neither is dated to the current season, so no reliable visiting window could be confirmed.
You want confirmed hours or a season window before you go — two directories disagree on both, and neither is confirmed for the current year.
No independent website was found for the business during this research — only a phone number and email address turned up across the sources checked.
Sources disagree: one directory lists Monday-Saturday 9am-5:30pm during an August-through-January window, while another lists Tuesday-Saturday 10am-6pm. Neither is confirmed for the current year, so call ahead rather than trusting either listing.
Yes, per the record — it's described as offering both pick-your-own apples and a farm stand, at a matching address and phone number across two independent sources.
On FM 292 outside Farwell, in Parmer County, right on the Texas-New Mexico border — one of the only apple-picking options in that part of the state rather than the more typical central-Texas Hill Country clusters.
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.
715 FM 292, Farwell, TX 79325, in Parmer County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in South Plains.
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Checked September 2026.