A visit to the Burrville Cider Mill is a must during the fall season in Northern New York. Built in 1801, it is the oldest establishment in Jefferson County and has been welcoming generations of families for more than two centuries.
Located between the Thousand Islands and Adirondack Regions of New York, the Burrville Cider Mill is known for its fresh, award-worthy cider, often called the North Country's "Best Kept Secret." Made from a blend of New York's finest apples, the cider pairs perfectly with the Mill's famous warm cider donuts.
While you're there, browse the charming Country Store, where you'll find a variety of local favorites, including Croghan Bologna, fresh "squeaky" cheese curds, pure maple syrup, and other North Country specialties. Be sure to step out onto the observation decks for a beautiful view of the Mill's stunning 30-foot waterfall, making it the perfect stop for both shopping and sightseeing.
Fall Season Hours
The Burrville Cider Mill is open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. during the fall season, which runs from mid-August through
late November. They are also open on major fall holidays, including Labor Day, Columbus Day, and Veterans Day, making it easy to plan a visit throughout the season.
Whether you're continuing a family tradition or experiencing it for the first time, the Burrville Cider Mill offers a true taste of Northern New York that you won't want to miss.
Address: Burrville Cider Mill 18176 County Route 156 Watertown, NY 13601
