Sheila Catherine and Thomas Patrick

Our son Thomas died from complications of Leigh’s Disease, a mitochondrial disorder, August 6, 2025. This is the same disorder that led to Sheila Catherine’s death on May 11, 2013.

Our hearts ache losing them. But we see them in everything.

Sheila Catherine

Thomas Patrick

Berlin Orchards

4.8

Based on 320 reviews

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Michael Centauro II

10 months ago

My lady and I went there late on a Monday afternoon (4pm) and they close at 5pm. Typically the place would give you mediocre service at best being that close to when the close. Not this place!! The service we received was A+, from the young lady that helped us in side the two gentlemen that drove us out the orchard and picked us up just before 5pm. On the way back we had great time chatting with you kids on the truck with us. What a great experience.

Dan Lepore

11 months ago

Emil salman

11 months ago

Kellee Portillo

11 months ago

Absolutely fabulous small family farm. Prices are great and apples are abundant! Very accommodating to our special needs group

Meghan Kaye

11 months ago

Everyone working here was lovely, helpful, and happy to interact with visitors. My tractor obsessed 3 year old loved that we could take a hayride without having to pick apples. We also loved the cider doughnuts!

Stacie Greenwood

11 months ago

Yvonne Raia

11 months ago

Awesome place! The grounds are beautiful, the apples are delicious and it's a lot of fun! Low pressure & homey.

Amanda Savadian

11 months ago

I brought my nephew here yesterday, and it was such a lovely experience!

We took the hayride and my nephew (8) looks over and sees the driver has an apple on his head. So of course, my nephew needs to put an apple on his head. The driver notices and is all smiles. When they see each other with the apples on their head, they laugh a bit and give thumbs up.

On the hayride back, I ask my nephew if he’s going to put the apple back on his head. His eyes are locked into the driver. “I will when he does.” The second the driver has an apple on his head, so does my nephew.

At the end of the ride they have a chance to chat, and he’s just so fantastic. We talk about balancing pumpkins on your head.

As we’re walking around to get food afterwards, my nephew STILL has an apple on his head.

I type all this out to thank you. The food and apples were both fantastic, but when I dropped my nephew back off later to his father, the apple on the head is the moment that he wanted to tell his daddy all about.

Dmitry M.

11 months ago

Best orchards and food in region!

Kathe Saddlemire

11 months ago

Bought a box of peaches 2 weeks ago and they were wonderful. I went back 2 days ago and bought another box and every peach I tried (at least 6) tastes like sawdust! Not sure if this box was left over from last year or what but it was very disappointing.

jane cain

5 years ago

Berlin Orchards is heaven on earth. Delicious scents, flavors, sights, and peaceful, happy calm. Great talented service. Often crowded; never a moment of stress. Plus, they make it so easy to shop local, even if I live 100+ miles away now...10 stars

Chey Cade

5 years ago

This nice place for a family event. The grass was way to high and needed to a cut. There were no stroller/ wheelchair friendly paths to navigate. Especially if you have disable children. Been careful there are alot of wasp/yellow jackets. One of my guest was strung twice by the shop to buy goods.

Rebecca Gersbacher

5 years ago

This was our first time visiting Berlin Orchards and we’ll definitely be back! Apples were delicious and plentiful and everyone we interacted act with was so kind and hard working. We also purchased some cider donuts and kettle corn, both excellent! I highly recommend visiting.

Cindy Moore

5 years ago

It was such a delight to not only pick great tasting apples, but to meet the hard-working family that owns the farm. I enjoy supporting family-owned local businesses and it is obvious this family works hard to provide an enjoyable experience to all that go.

Alexandra Zieminski

5 years ago

This is my favorite orchard in central Massachusetts! They have so many apple varieties, and all the food in their store is delicious. The apple cider doughnuts, apple cider slushy, honey, and kettle corn were amazing! We bought some of their “peach seconds” which are the fruits too bruised to sell at full price, and got 5 pounds for $6 which we used to make a peach cobbler.
The farm and orchard are run by a truly lovely family— everyone is very friendly and they all pitch in to keep things running smoothly.

Robert Orne

7 years ago

People that manage and work this orchard are awesome. Just to walk around justifies the cost of a bag of apples. Plan a picnik and enjoy the peace and tranquility.

Em Z

8 years ago

We've been going here with the kids for many, many years. The family has done such a wonderful job keeping the magic alive! We love apple picking on the hillside with gorgeous views and so many delicious varieties. Of course, you have to ride the tractor. The driver makes it fun for all of us. I love the little store. There's tons of parking. It's not the cheapest way to make an apple pie, but we gladly pay the premium to help keep such a wonderful local farm in business!!!

Connor D

8 years ago

Great snacks and nick nacks, the hay ride is driven by probably the coolest person on earth and the apples always seem healthy

Michaela S

8 years ago

Very family friendly, sociable farm animals for petting, wide selection of apples, delicious apple products.

Claudia Ramelli

8 years ago

Love Berlin Orchards! They have the best utility apples for canning.

John Farnsworth

8 years ago

Great family run orchard not as busy as the other big name orchards in Northborough. Less people, easier to get around but still had farm animals, pumpkin painting, tractor rides and a store with food. Highly recommend

Rachel Wixted

8 years ago

I used to go there when I was a kid and I loved it!! Now I'm older and can't get out there for a hay ride, and fresh apple cider (and pie). Is there still penny candy? I'm dating myself. I will always remember the good old days!! Always fun!!! THANK YOU!

Dana Gillin

8 years ago

Not the cheapest place to pick apples, but they have farm animals to visit, pumpkins to paint, and their hay ride to and from the trees is just long enough to be fun. $35/half bushel. $25/peck. Website is kept up to date on varieties ready to pick. Lots and lots of trees!

Jesse Fillion

8 years ago

Amazing! Everything is so beautiful

Chrissy Poynton

8 years ago

The best family owned and operated apple orchard around. Can’t get better. Love love the apple cider donuts and all the staff here. 😍

Krista Stone

8 years ago

Berlin Orchards is our fall family tradition. We visit almost every weekend to pick the most delicious apples in a beautiful setting.

June Rose

8 years ago

Fun experience delicious donuts & cider

Brian Wood

9 years ago

This is my favorite apple orchard!
It is a family owned and run business. They have hay rides to the orchard and some amazing cider and cider donuts! They have some cool play houses for the kids and pumpkins as well as animals the kids can visit.
Oh, and I love their apples!

Dallas Kennedy-Sita

9 years ago

Great apple picking. Areas for the kids to feed goats/pigs/chickens/donkeys. Little playhouses as well. Country store on site and ice cream at the farm across the road

Jackie Wheeler

9 years ago

The Berlin Orchards is a beautiful place. The apples are huge the animals they have are adorable and the hay ride is very fun

Danny Otero

9 years ago

Love it here! I came for the first time two years ago and loved it! It had a fun hayride, apple cider, apple cider donuts, and plenty of apples and that's all we really wanted. We came back yesterday and we had a lot of fun. I have two girls 6 and 3 and they played in the wooden houses, loved the animals, enjoyed the hayride to the orchards, and especially enjoyed the apple picking and eating! They Cortlands, Macintosh, Gala, Red Delicious, Mutsu, Jonagolds, and others and they all tasted good!! The apple cider was fresh and you can get a cup for $1, the donuts are nice a warm $5 for 6, and pumpkin painting $5 each. The bags for apple picking are $25 for the smaller 10lb bag and $35 for the bigger bag. We chose the $25 and you can fit plenty!!! I highly recommend this place for great family fun!

Dee Iarrobino

9 years ago

The two little guys and I had a great time picking apples and pumpkins. Staff and visitors all were friendly. Fun hay wagon ride and the little play cabins were a hit plus the amazing cider donuts still hot in the bag-mouthwatering.

Andrea Ward

9 years ago

This place is amazing. Softball sized apples for less than you pay in store.

Brad Livingston

9 years ago

The fresh apple cider donuts in the red trailer behind the store are the absolute best.

Katey Durbin

9 years ago

Little expensive for what you got- we went apple picking and got cider donuts. Also, remember to bring cash if you go for anything under $10. Probably won't go again but was fine experience other than the prices.

Bob Porter

9 years ago

Beautiful orchard, great selection of apple types and in all a fabulous pick your own experience.

Elizabeth Calvin

9 years ago

A quaint orchard with plenty of charm. I went during a weekday, so it was pretty quiet. It felt like we had the Orchard to ourselves. The signage in the actual orchard were helpful; they identified the different kinds of apple trees. The staff was incredibly friendly! They also have cute animals :]

Nikhila Vijay

9 years ago

I went here towards the end of apple picking season, yet had plenty to pick. It is a nice drive out from Boston, the place is fairly easy to get to and had plenty of parking. The hayride was fun. There is a small shop that sells amazing cider donuts, and other foods. They also have some farm animals - donkeys, rabbits etc. Really fun place!