Fresh from our
family's orchards.
Good Things Grow Here.
450 acres of apples, peaches, and strawberries, plus a Controlled Atmosphere apple storage facility — grown, picked, and stored by the Sonneville family.
Today's Harvest
- Peaches$6 / quartAvailable now
- Blueberries$5 / pintSold out today
- Donut Peaches$6 / containerComing soonReady mid-August
- Honeycrisp ApplesOut of season
- StrawberriesOut of season
- ApricotsLost to freezeCrop lost to spring freeze
Two farms.
One family.
Jamie and Jason Sonneville are both fifth-generation growers. Their sons, Carter and Casen, are sixth-generation. When they married, they did something rare — they bought their families' farms and joined them together.
That's Lakeville Orchards: 450 acres of apples, peaches, and strawberries, with a Controlled Atmosphere apple storage facility, worked by Jamie, Jason, and their sons Carter and Casen. And, of course, Tex — the farm's newest (and fluffiest) hire.
Fresh fruit. All season.
Every item sold at our stand was hand-picked at the peak of ripeness. All the produce is located within just a few miles of this stand, if not within just a couple of acres!
Strawberries
Peaches
Apples
The stand is open.
Pull off the road, grab a quart, and drop your cash in the tube — or scan the Venmo QR. Cash & Venmo accepted at our self-serve stand.
Williamson,
New York
Find us on the corner of Lake Ave and Church Road in Williamson, New York.
Recipes worth a stop.
Grandma's Peach Cobbler
The one we make every August when the peaches come in heavy. Buttery, bubbling, best warm with vanilla ice cream.
Classic Apple Crisp
Simple, honest, and gone in one sitting. Any of our apples work — we like a mix of tart and sweet.
June Strawberry Shortcake
The first sign that summer is really here. Sweet biscuits, macerated berries, real whipped cream — nothing fancy.