Chazy Orchards Farm Market

Chazy Orchards Farm Market sits within an orchard story tied to the Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corporation, a link that places this stop in a longer North Country agricultural route rather than a stand-alone roadside errand. In Chazy, the market centers on apples, local goodies, and baked goods from the bakery, with the orchard’s history reaching back well over two centuries and some trees from the 1920s still standing today. That combination gives the market a clear shape: a seasonal farm stop where the fruit on offer is connected to the land, the orchard’s own timeline, and the apple-growing history of Clinton County.

Why it matters locally

Clinton County sits at the center of this market’s apple story: when the Macintosh apple was first grown there in the 1800s, it became a major draw as far away as New York City. Chazy Orchards carries that lineage forward through a working orchard and farm market built around apples grown on land with roots going back more than two centuries, including orchard blocks first planted in the 1920s that still remain today. The setting also places the market within a specific regional landscape near Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains, which helps explain why the orchard is presented as both a farm and a destination in Chazy. Locally, this is not just a place to buy fruit; it is one of the ways Chazy’s orchard history stays visible in the present.

What you'll find there

Apples are the clear center of gravity here, and the market is shaped more like an orchard storefront than a broad multi-vendor bazaar. The emphasis falls on fruit from the farm, bakery items, and a few extra farm-store goods that extend the visit beyond a quick produce stop.

• -Find Chazy Orchards Farm Market selling apples along with other local goodies from the farm market.
• -Pick up baked goods from the bakery at Chazy Orchards Farm Market.
• -Look for apple varieties named by the orchard, including McIntosh, SweeTango™, Honeycrisp, SnapDragon, Cortland, and Gala.
• -Browse farm-store goods such as T-shirts, cookbooks, and gift baskets at the orchard store.
• -Come during U-Pick timing to pick apples right off the tree when the season is right. The strongest thread here is apple history made visible through named varieties and long-lived trees. Chazy Orchards frames itself as a historic home, farm market, and apple orchard, then backs that up with a lineup that runs from McIntosh to Honeycrisp, SnapDragon, Cortland, Gala, and SweeTango™. That list lands differently when paired with the orchard’s own timeline: its history goes back well over two centuries, and some trees planted in the 1920s are still part of the orchard today. Even the broader geography around Chazy sharpens that picture. With Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains named as local landmarks, the market reads less like a generic apple counter and more like a farm stop anchored in a specific northern New York landscape.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, and there are no restrooms listed for visitors, two details that can change how long you plan to stay at 9486 Route 9. The market runs on Saturdays from September through December, so this is a fall-season visit rather than a year-round shopping routine. Payment methods are clearly indicated on-site, which helps with planning even though no specific payment list is provided here. The market also marks a farm market opening event, reinforcing that the season has a defined start rather than an always-open rhythm. If you are mapping out an orchard-focused stop in Chazy, this one is shaped around apples, bakery goods, and the farm store rather than broad market amenities.