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Pick Your Own Apples Golden Delicious Jonagold Red Delicious Jonathan Ida Red Northern Spy Pumpkin Patch is Open! Ride the wagon to the patch or pick one out from the front lawn. Fall Weekend Activities
Small Carnival Rides Train Rides Scenic Hay Rides Kettle Corn Pork BBQ Corn Roasting Cotton Candy Bubble Tea Funnel Cakes How does payment work? We don't charge a general entrance fee. We use and "ala carte" system where you only pay for the activities you choose to participate in. Each activity has it's own pricing and range from $2 to $20. Current Hours
Market - Daily 9am to 7pm Wagon starts at 9am Last wagon goes out at 5:30pm Last wagon returns at 6:15pm Winery Open Daily 10am to 7pm Grille: 11am-6pm Daily |
Busy Days Ahead
Weekends at the orchard can be busy. Please be a patient as we do the best we can to keep the small farm feel. If you want to avoid crowds it is best to visit during the week. Tractor Trivia Corn Maze The cost is $8 per person which includes entry to the corn maze, cider, and donut upon completion. Purchase tickets at the market and redeem your ticket at the bakery. The first wagon goes out shortly after 9am. The last wagon going out to the orchards leaves the market at 5:30pm. The last wagon returns at 6:15pm. The wagon ride is approximately 15 minutes each direction. PYO--How it works: First, purchase a picking bag. During the week they are available in the market. On the weekends and sometimes Fridays they are a the Red PYO Barn at the top of the hill. The Wagon will take you out to pick apples. The wagon will also take you to the Corn Maze and pumpkin patch when it opens. Tips for Picking - Be prepared to be in the sun, bring sunscreen and/or wide brimmed hat. -We typically don't have a problem with mosquitos, but you might want to bring some spray just in case. -Outdoor or "garden" shoes. The grounds can be wet from irrigation, overnight dew, or rain. If you are here first thing in the morning, it is a good idea to wear "outdoor" tennis shoes, maybe even bring an extra pair to change into afterward so you don't drive home with soggy feet:) -Grab a bottle of water. Stay hydrated while picking:) -Keep on eye on the kiddos. We love having families visit our farm. Please educate the youngsters about fruit. We don't throw fruit, step on fruit, or spit fruit pits at each other. Remember it takes a whole year to grow them, we cherish each fruit as a gift of nature. - 1 Sample per customer. We will remind you when you come and while in the patch. Fruit is meant to be taken home, rinsed, and air dried before eating. Remember, they are grown outdoors. It is best practice to rinse them first before eating. They are kind of like potato chips, you can never eat just 1:) |