Cockrell Hard Cider
Contact & location
Puyallup, WA 98372
Where Cockrell Hard Cider is located
Head into Puyallup, WA and you'll come across Cockrell Hard Cider on the surrounding farmland. It's a family-run corner of Washington's harvest scene and easy to reach for anyone within an hour of town.
Most guests punch 6613 114th Avenue Court East, Puyallup into their phone and let GPS do the work, the entrance is signed from the road and there's a parking area once you turn in.
Plan on making it a mini road trip. The surrounding Pierce County back roads are worth the detour in fall color, and Puyallup itself usually has a farmers market or cider stop within a few minutes of the orchard.
Weather at Cockrell Hard Cider
Live forecast for the orchard's location, check conditions before you head out to pick.
Cockrell Hard Cider is a working apple orchard in Puyallup, Washington. The listing below pulls together the practical details visitors ask about most, location, contact info, and whatever hours, varieties, or activities the farm has confirmed with us.
Pick-Your-Own Apples at Cockrell Hard Cider
Pick-your-own is available at Cockrell Hard Cider during the harvest window. Guests walk the rows, pick straight from the tree, and settle up at the farm stand.
On-Farm Activities
Best Time to Visit
Apple season at Cockrell Hard Cider tracks the rest of Washington. Most fruit ripens between late August and late October. For photographers and casual pickers alike, the first three weekends of October tend to be the sweet spot, cooler mornings, changing leaves, and the widest variety selection.
Peak-weekend crowds cluster around lunchtime, so either come early (before 10 a.m.) or late (after 3 p.m.) to skip the busiest hour. Weekdays are the most relaxed by a wide margin.
What to Bring
- • Cash (backup for the farm stand)
- • Closed-toe walking shoes
- • A light jacket or flannel
- • Sunscreen and a hat
- • Water bottles for the walk
- • Reusable bags for the ride home
- • A camera or phone charged for photos
- • Small bills for cider and donuts
Where Cockrell Hard Cider is located
Head into Puyallup, WA and you'll come across Cockrell Hard Cider on the surrounding farmland. It's a family-run corner of Washington's harvest scene and easy to reach for anyone within an hour of town.
Most guests punch 6613 114th Avenue Court East, Puyallup into their phone and let GPS do the work, the entrance is signed from the road and there's a parking area once you turn in.
Plan on making it a mini road trip. The surrounding Pierce County back roads are worth the detour in fall color, and Puyallup itself usually has a farmers market or cider stop within a few minutes of the orchard.
Weather at Cockrell Hard Cider
Live forecast for the orchard's location, check conditions before you head out to pick.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Cockrell Hard Cider offer pick-your-own apples?+
Yes. Cockrell Hard Cider runs pick-your-own during the apple harvest. Guests walk the rows, pick straight from the tree, and pay at the farm stand.
What else is there to do at Cockrell Hard Cider?+
Beyond picking, Cockrell Hard Cider offers pick-your-own.
Data source: Google Places · Confidence: High
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