A diversified natural-growing-practices farm where apples share billing with pears, peaches, plums, pecans, berries, vegetables, honey, and eggs — availability 'varies considerably' by the farm's own account, so checking before you go isn't optional.
Thompson Acres, in Oologah in Rogers County, is best understood as a diversified small farm rather than an apple-specialist orchard. The crop list on file is long: apples, pears, peaches, plums, pecans, berries, vegetables, honey, and eggs. That breadth is typical of the small, mixed operations found across northeast Oklahoma in this research, where a single farm often grows a rotating mix of whatever’s in season rather than building an entire identity around one fruit.
The most important piece of guidance in this record doesn’t come from the farm directly — it comes from PickYourOwn.org’s own description of the listing, which states plainly that hours and pick-ready crop availability “vary considerably.” That’s not boilerplate caution; it’s a specific acknowledgment that this isn’t a farm with a predictable weekly schedule you can count on without checking first. The same source directs visitors to the farm’s Facebook page or website for current status rather than publishing fixed hours, which tells you something about how this farm operates: informally, and responsive to whatever’s actually ripe on a given week rather than a fixed calendar.
The farm is described using “natural growing practices” as a specific characteristic, called out in its own tags. What that means in concrete terms — whether it implies organic certification, reduced-spray methods, or something else — isn’t spelled out in this record. If the specifics of the farm’s growing methods matter to your decision to visit, that’s a good question to ask directly, since the label alone doesn’t tell you much beyond a general orientation away from conventional intensive farming.
One firm, checkable detail from the source: payment is cash only. That’s a small but real logistical note worth planning around, particularly if you’re the kind of shopper who doesn’t typically carry cash.
It’s worth being direct that thompsonacres.com, the farm’s own website, was not independently fetched for this record. Everything here passes through a single third-party directory, PickYourOwn.org, rather than the farm’s own current materials. That’s not a red flag in itself — many small family farms are accurately represented by regional directories — but it does mean nothing here carries the same level of confidence as a listing sourced directly from an orchard’s own site.
No apple varieties are named. No pricing is available for any of the produce sold. No specific hours or days of operation are stated beyond the general caution that they vary. This is one of the thinner records in the Oklahoma batch in terms of hard specifics, though the honest reason for that — a genuinely variable small farm, plus reliance on a single secondary source — is itself useful information for anyone deciding whether to visit.
Thompson Acres is at 13506 S 4090 Road in Oologah, Rogers County, in the Green Country / Northeast Oklahoma region. Coordinates on file are an Oologah city-center estimate, not geocoded to the exact address.
A genuinely diversified, naturally-grown small farm with apples as one crop among many — worth visiting if you’re comfortable checking the farm’s Facebook page or calling 918-521-9467 before you go, since availability here is explicitly described as variable rather than dependable on a fixed schedule.
Not stated. PickYourOwn.org explicitly notes that hours and pick-ready crop availability vary considerably and directs visitors to check the farm's Facebook page or website for current status.
You want a dedicated apple destination with a wide, named variety selection — apples here are one crop among many, and none are individually named in this record.
A long list per the record: apples, pears, peaches, plums, pecans, berries, vegetables, honey, and eggs — a diversified small farm rather than an apple-specialist orchard.
Yes, per its own tags and description, which specifically emphasize natural growing methods over conventional practices, though the record doesn't detail what that means in practice (e.g., organic certification status isn't stated).
Cash only, explicitly noted in the source.
PickYourOwn.org's own guidance is to check the farm's Facebook page or website for current status, since availability 'varies considerably' — that guidance is repeated here because it's the most practical advice available for this listing.
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.
13506 S 4090 Road, Oologah, OK 74053, in Rogers County. It is one of 3 orchards we track in Green Country / Northeast Oklahoma.
We track 3 orchards in Green Country / Northeast Oklahoma, 2 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 3 orchards we track in Green Country / Northeast Oklahoma 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.
thompsonacres.com · pickyourown.org
Checked September 2026.