This season
Closed for the season, reopening around mid-September. Apples are sold by the bag you fill: $10 a half peck, about six pounds, or $20 a peck, about twelve. There is no admission fee.
Checked August 21, 2026
Heinz Orchard at Green Oaks is the most refreshingly blunt farm on this entire site. Its own description of its facilities reads, in full: "no bathrooms, no hayrides, no petting zoos, no pumpkins, etc."
Apples, from around mid-September.
There is no admission fee. You buy the bag and you fill it.
One picking stick per group, please.
On payment the orchard is equally direct: it prefers cash but takes Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex and Apple, Google or Samsung pay, and it does not accept "crypto, I.O.U.'s, checks, or handshake promises".
Pro tip: this is the anti-agritainment orchard. If you want a corn maze and a petting zoo, Royal Oak and Kuipers are both within half an hour. If you want to pick twelve pounds of apples for twenty dollars and go home, this is the only farm around Chicago that has organised itself entirely around that.
Not available here: Toilets, Farm Animals, Tractor Rides.
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Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.