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Southington, Connecticut

Karabin Farms

Fruit Picking Farms
+1 860-620-0194
Karabin Farms has been established since 1972, and has gone from strength to strength. They are very well known for the amazing apples from their orchards - but also, so much more!
“Today, in addition to the orchard, there are four greenhouses, 15 acres of Christmas trees,  and a country Store.  Besides fresh fruit and vegetables, we offer local honey, maple syrup, jams, pickles, soup mixes, and gourmet treats.  All meat beef, pork, chicken, and turkeys are grown humanely right here on our farm.  Process is done by “certified humane” USDA inspection facility in Vermont.  We have numerous country furniture items by hand-made artisans in Pennsylvania and Maine.
​We offer an extensive selection of specialty candles and soaps.  Home baked pies are available August through December.  Flowers are available from early April with custom designed planters available to meet the needs of your yard.  In addition to Mums for fall color, we offer an extensive selection of Poinsettia’s for Christmas, wagon rides to Pick-Your-Own apples, peaches, and pumpkins.  Karabin Farms provides special programs for school groups during the fall harvest.”
Cut your own Christmas Trees are available every Saturday and Sunday until sold out.
​Douglas Fir, Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, Meyers Spruce
We carry a full line of tree care products, tree removal bags, and special long stem tree water funnels.
Opening Hours
Sunday9AM-5PM
Monday9AM-5PM
Tuesday9AM-5PM
Wednesday9AM-5PM
Thursday9AM-5PM
Friday9AM-5PM
Saturday9AM-5PM
Ratings & Reviews
4.5 average rating
Key Insights:
  • On our way to the trail a nice young man named Tyler asked if my mom who was using a cane needed a ride to the orchard.
  • Local farm you can pet the ponys and calves.It was a good day to take a drive over there by the resavor it was nice and cool 90 degrees outside..
  • Nice retail side but the animals don’t look like they’re taken care of, all of their spaces were really dirty and there was poison ivy by the kids area.
  • Also a good place to find things you normally would not else where, duck eggs, spicy garlic, carolina reaper peppers.
  • Everyone working there was beyond helpful, friendly and we still were able to hit up the store for some great local, homegrown groceries.. We love visiting this family farm!
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