There’s nothing that says fall in the Hudson Valley quite like a warm apple cider donut. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a family apple-picking trip, or a cozy food crawl, the region is packed with orchards and farm markets serving up this seasonal favorite.
Here are 15 of the best apple cider donut spots in the Hudson Valley to add to your fall itinerary.
1. Weed Orchards & Winery — Marlboro, NY
Enjoy a full day of apple picking, wine tasting, and hot cider donuts at this family-owned farm and winery. With panoramic mountain views and a welcoming atmosphere, Weed Orchards is a must-visit stop on any Hudson Valley fall road trip.
2. Soons Orchards — New Hampton, NY
A true Hudson Valley staple, Soons Orchards has been baking fresh cider donuts since 1910. Don’t miss their farm store, hard cider tastings, and local produce market — a perfect stop on your Orange County food trail.
3. Rose Hill Farm — Red Hook, NY
Known for its regenerative farming practices and community-driven vibe, Rose Hill Farm offers cider donuts alongside seasonal U-pick fruit and small-batch cider tastings.
4. The Shops at Jones Farm — Cornwall, NY
Step into a charming country store where the smell of cinnamon and sugar fills the air. Their bakery turns out some of the most perfectly spiced cider donuts in the Hudson Valley — best enjoyed with a cup of hot apple cider.
5. Fishkill Farms — Hopewell Junction, NY
This eco-certified orchard delivers everything you want from a fall day: apple picking, hayrides, mountain views, and legendary cider donuts. Stop by their outdoor café or farm store for farm-fresh treats.
6. Vera’s Marketplace — Cold Spring, NY
A local favorite for donuts, pies, and produce, Vera’s Marketplace is a must-visit on Route 9. It’s an easy detour if you’re exploring Cold Spring or hiking nearby Breakneck Ridge.
7. Masker Orchards — Warwick, NY
This classic pick-your-own orchard in Orange County has been a family tradition for generations. After apple picking, grab a warm cider donut and a cup of hot cider for the perfect fall snack.
8. Adams Fairacre Farms — Multiple Hudson Valley Locations
With locations in Kingston, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, Wappingers Falls, and Middletown, Adams is a go-to for locals and visitors alike. Their bakery’s cider donuts are soft, sugary, and made fresh daily.
9. DuBois Farms & Tavern — Highland, NY
A favorite for families, DuBois Farms features a full bakery, tavern, petting zoo, and fire pits. Their cider donuts pair perfectly with a pint of hard cider from their on-site cidery.
10. Pennings Farm — Warwick, NY
This lively farm is home to a cidery, beer garden, and market filled with local goods. Grab a bag of cider donuts, listen to live music, and enjoy the best of fall in the Hudson Valley.
11. Twin Star Orchards — New Paltz, NY
Home to Brooklyn Cider House, Twin Star serves wood-fired pizza, craft cider, and — of course — incredible apple cider donuts. It’s one of the top foodie stops in Ulster County.
12. The Orchards of Concklin — Pomona, NY
Operating since the 1700s, The Orchards of Concklin combines history and flavor. Their bakery is known for its fresh cider donuts and classic fruit pies made with Hudson Valley apples.
13. Saunderskill Farms — Accord, NY
A National Bicentennial Farm with over 300 years of family history, Saunderskill is known for its hospitality, scenic views, and warm cider donuts made from scratch.
14. Auntie El’s Farm Market — Sloatsburg, NY
This colorful market off Route 17 is a local gem filled with seasonal produce, décor, and baked goods. Their cider donuts are a must for any fall day trip through Rockland County.
15. Dressel Farms — New Paltz, NY
A Hudson Valley classic, Dressel Farms is a fourth-generation family farm known for its cider donuts, apple picking, and homemade ice cream. Stop by the farm stand for a true taste of local tradition.
🗺️ Plan Your Hudson Valley Apple Cider Donut Trail
From Orange County to Ulster and Dutchess, these 15 cider donut destinations showcase the best of fall in New York’s Hudson Valley. Combine your stops with apple picking, leaf-peeping drives, and local farm-to-table dining for a perfect weekend getaway.
Travel Tip: Visit on weekday mornings or early weekends to beat the crowds — and always grab your donuts warm!
