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Chudleigh’s Farm: prices, hours and what families should know

Last verified August 15, 2026

Chudleigh’s packages its orchard, animals, nature trail, wagon ride and children’s play into a controlled three-hour visit. That makes planning predictable but leaves little flexibility for late arrivals. Apple availability is agricultural rather than guaranteed, so the ticket date and crop update should be checked together.

Current price signalSample live general admission: adult $14.50; child $12.50; senior $13.50The sampled ticket date used a three-hour time slot. Ages 0–3 were free. Prices, hours and crop availability are date-specific; use the live calendar before travelling.
2026 openingOpen daily on the live calendar; apple picking begins August 27, 2026Day-specific online ticket and three-hour time slot required
Family fitAll ages; strongest for ages 3–10 and apple-picking familiesThree-hour reserved visit

The direct answer

A classic GTA orchard experience when the three-hour slot and current crop fit your family.

Chudleigh’s packages its orchard, animals, nature trail, wagon ride and children’s play into a controlled three-hour visit. That makes planning predictable but leaves little flexibility for late arrivals. Apple availability is agricultural rather than guaranteed, so the ticket date and crop update should be checked together.

Strong fit

Choose it when

  • Families who want apple picking plus enough activities to fill a half day
  • Visitors comfortable arriving at an exact start time
  • Children who enjoy animals, large slides, hay play and wagon rides
Plan around

Important cautions

  • A late arrival does not extend the scheduled three-hour end time
  • An admission ticket does not guarantee a particular apple variety or picking supply
  • Farm admission and anything picked or purchased should be budgeted separately

What the visit includes

Know what is included before you promise children a full farm day.

01

General admission covers farm animals, the children’s play area, nature trail, tractor wagon ride, orchard access and seasonal farm features.

02

Apple picking begins later than the farm’s general operating season and varieties ripen on different dates.

03

Large slides, lookout areas and hay-based play make the visit more than a picking stop.

04

Live music and special events use separate schedules and may have different ticket benefits.

A realistic family plan

A smoother visit in three decisions.

  1. 1

    Choose the apple variety or farm experience first, then select a matching ticket date rather than booking blindly.

  2. 2

    Arrive before the stated start so parking and check-in do not consume the three-hour slot.

  3. 3

    Take the wagon early, pick only the quantity you intend to buy, then reserve the final block for play and food.

Conditions that change the day

Working farms are not controlled indoor attractions.

Accessibility

The farm includes uneven orchard and trail surfaces. Ask Chudleigh’s about the current wagon, washroom and route options when mobility access is essential.

Food + facilities

Food and market purchases are available on site. Review outside-food rules and allergen needs before entering a fixed three-hour session.

Weather + fields

The farm runs outdoors and crop availability can change with weather. Tickets are date-specific, so read the current cancellation and rescheduling terms before payment.

For a required mobility, sensory, allergy or washroom accommodation, contact the farm before buying. Crop supply, animal access and outdoor activities can change without notice.

Price record

Seasonal numbers are snapshots—not permanent prices.

Last verified August 15, 2026

The sampled ticket date used a three-hour time slot. Ages 0–3 were free. Prices, hours and crop availability are date-specific; use the live calendar before travelling.

The 2026 individual season pass is listed at $69 plus taxes and fees and still requires time-slot booking. It can make sense for repeat local visitors, but it is personal, non-transferable and not a family pass.

Questions families ask

Useful answers with the conditions left in.

When does Chudleigh’s apple picking begin in 2026?

The live ticket page states that apple picking begins August 27, 2026. Crop conditions and available varieties can still change.

How long is admission?

General admission uses a three-hour reserved time slot. Arriving late shortens the visit rather than moving the end time.

Are children free?

On the ticket date sampled August 15, 2026, infants and children ages 0–3 did not require admission.

Does admission guarantee apples?

No. Chudleigh’s says crop availability cannot be guaranteed for a selected date.

Research record

Official sources checked on August 15, 2026.

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    Live 2026 ticket prices and three-hour visit rulesChudleigh’s
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  2. 02
    2026 admission calendar and season passChudleigh’s
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  3. 03
    Farm activities and visit overviewChudleigh’s
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PASS.ca is independent and is not the venue. Prices, hours, crops and ticket rules can change after review. Confirm the final details with the official source before travelling.