Lakeview Orchard
Apples
Lakeview Orchard, a U-pick farm, is located at 349 N CR 300 W in Rockport. Going by its name, the farm is known for apples.
Source: the USDA Local Food Directories, where Lakeview Orchard is listed as an agritourism farm. Picking options change, so confirm with the farm first.
Farm details | Type | U-pick farm |
| Address | 349 N CR 300 W Rockport, IN 47635 |
| What to pick | Apples |
| Typical season in Indiana | Apples: August to October usual window for the state, it shifts with the weather |
| Frost dates | Last spring frost around April 12 First fall frost around October 25 median of 1991–2020, NOAA weather station 11 mi away |
| Weather in season | Apples: highs 70–88 °F, rain on ~5 days/month NOAA 1991–2020 monthly averages, station 11 mi away |
| Distance | 24 mi east of Evansville, IN 77 mi west of Louisville, KY straight line, the drive is longer |
About Lakeview Orchard
What is the address of Lakeview Orchard?
The address is 349 N CR 300 W, Rockport, IN 47635.
What other U-pick farms are near Lakeview Orchard?
Reid's Orchard in Owensboro (10 miles), Engelbrecht Orchard in Newburgh (16 miles) and Blueberries of Daviess County in Utica (18 miles).
What is the season at Lakeview Orchard?
Lakeview Orchard is in Indiana, where the usual window is August–October for apples. At the weather station nearest Lakeview Orchard, the last spring frost comes around April 12 and the first fall frost around October 25. This year's opening days come from the farm itself, so look them up before the trip.
Is Lakeview Orchard close to Evansville?
Lakeview Orchard is about 24 miles east of Evansville, IN, measured in a straight line, and about 77 miles from Louisville, KY. Road distance is usually a bit longer, so use the directions link for the drive time.
What is the weather like for apple picking near Rockport?
During the usual apple season in Indiana (August to October), daytime highs near Rockport average 70–88 °F, with measurable rain on about 5 days a month. Picking in the morning is more comfortable. The numbers are 30-year NOAA averages (1991–2020), and a given week can run hotter or cooler.