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Clarkdale Fruit Farms

Grano Managed
Deerfield
Last updated October 2026
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A fourth-generation family farm and orchard at 303 Upper Road in Deerfield, Massachusetts offering pick-your-own and pre-picked fruit (apples, peaches, plums, pears, cherries and grapes) and a farm market with pints of apple cider, local pumpkins, flowers, honey and maple syrup. Open daily 9am to 5pm in season.

What we are: Farm
What we offer: Other Beverages · Honey · Flowers & Plants · Produce · Sauces & Condiments
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What we make

Maple syrup
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Grapes (seedless)
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Pumpkins
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Gourds
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Flowers
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Honey
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Peaches
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Plums
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Pears
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Cherries
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Grapes
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Apple cider
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Apples
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Wheel-View Farm
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Their story

Clarkdale is a fourth-generation fruit farm with heirloom apple varieties from trees planted by the first generation of Clarks in 1915. The family continues to plant new varieties every year while maintaining sustainable agricultural practices.