A fourth-generation Corrales farm market best known for its Apple & Pumpkin Festival, corn maze, and petting zoo, with a confirmed long market season — but whether apple picking is actually u-pick here is unverified against a current source, so don't assume it.
Wagner Farms is located at 5000 Corrales Rd in Corrales, Sandoval County, in the Rio Grande Valley. The record describes it as a fourth-generation family farm operating since 1910, best known for its Annual Apple & Pumpkin Festival, a corn maze, and a petting zoo, layered on top of a produce market. That market sells sweet corn, chile, melons, peaches, and — per the research notes — “numerous varieties” of apples, though no specific variety names made it into the record.
The market’s posted season runs daily, 9am to 6pm, from July 15 through November 25 — a notably long window compared to most orchards in this file, many of which are open only a handful of days a week or for a shorter fall stretch. That long season fits with a farm selling a broad range of produce across the growing year, rather than one built around a narrow apple-only harvest window.
Here’s the honest gap: some older secondary sources, including a Pinterest pin, describe u-pick apples at Wagner Farms. But the record’s source note is direct about why that isn’t treated as confirmed — the farm’s own website couldn’t be located or loaded to check current status against a live source. Rather than assume a years-old description still holds, the record leaves u_pick null. If picking your own apples here is the specific goal of your visit, that’s a detail worth confirming by phone (505-898-3903) rather than planning around an older online reference.
The record’s source note flags something specifically to prevent it from being repeated: a website for “Wagner Orchards” turned up during research, but it turned out to be an unrelated orchard in Wisconsin, not this Corrales farm. If you’re searching online for more information on this Wagner Farms and land on a Wagner Orchards site instead, it’s very likely you’ve found the wrong farm entirely — a useful thing to know before you start planning around details that don’t actually apply here.
The Annual Apple & Pumpkin Festival, corn maze, and petting zoo are the activities specifically named in the record, and the research notes frame the farm as worth visiting primarily as a market-plus-festival stop rather than a guaranteed picking destination until u-pick status is confirmed directly. That framing matters: even without confirmed self-picking, a produce market carrying sweet corn, chile, melons, peaches, and multiple apple varieties across a long season, plus a seasonal festival with a corn maze and petting zoo, is a legitimate destination in its own right — just a different kind of visit than a u-pick trip.
No pricing, hours-by-day breakdown beyond the daily 9am-6pm figure, or specific festival dates appear in the record, so those remain open questions for a phone call.
Wagner Farms sits along the same Corrales Rd corridor as Alary Farm, another orchard in this file just over a mile away at 6322 Corrales Rd. The two share the same general area and underlying map coordinates in this dataset, making a combined Corrales stop a realistic option for anyone visiting the area, even though the record doesn’t describe this as an official pairing.
Wagner Farms offers a long produce-market season and a well-established seasonal festival with real local history behind it, but the record can’t confirm whether apple picking is currently u-pick, and no live source verified this against 2026-specific information. Call 505-898-3903 to confirm current picking status and festival dates before building a visit specifically around hands-on apple picking.
The record lists a market season of July 15 through November 25, daily 9am-6pm, describing the market's typical yearly pattern rather than a 2026-specific announcement. The Annual Apple & Pumpkin Festival is a named seasonal draw, though no specific festival date is confirmed.
you're counting on u-pick apples specifically — some older secondary sources describe u-pick here, but the record couldn't confirm current status against a live source.
Wagner Farms sits at 5000 Corrales Rd, close to Alary Farm at 6322 Corrales Rd, both part of the record's Corrales cluster in Sandoval County — a realistic pairing for a Rio Grande Valley apple-and-produce day.
Unconfirmed. The record notes some older secondary sources and a Pinterest pin describe u-pick apples here, but the farm's website couldn't be located or loaded to confirm current status, so u_pick is left null.
The record lists daily hours of 9am-6pm from July 15 through November 25, describing the market's typical yearly pattern rather than a confirmed 2026 announcement.
The research notes mention sweet corn, chile, melons, peaches, and 'numerous varieties' of apples, plus the Annual Apple & Pumpkin Festival, a corn maze, and a petting zoo.
The record describes it as a fourth-generation Corrales farm, operating since 1910.
No — the record's source note flags that a 'Wagner Orchards' website found during research turned out to be an unrelated Wisconsin orchard, not this Corrales farm.
July 15 – November 25, 2026. Daily. Hours: 9am-6pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
No — this orchard sells pre-picked apples from its own trees rather than u-pick.
5000 Corrales Rd, Corrales, NM 87048, in Sandoval County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in Rio Grande Valley (Corrales).
There is 1 other orchard we track in Sandoval County. All Rio Grande Valley (Corrales) orchards →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
Checked September 2026.