Absolute five-star experience. Definitely a little bit out there but we went on a Saturday early…read moreSeptember and it wasn't too bad. They do apple picking on the hour most days. It's all listed online and very user-friendly. We showed up around 1130 and wandered around. Picked apples at noon. Then had some live music at one. Very well planned and I'm proud of the way we did it. If you're driving from Asheville, old fort is a great stopping point. We got cinnamon rolls on the way there and Hillman on the way back. It did look like this Orchard had some very affordable barbecue on site. Tons of snacks in the gift shop too. The parking lot was pretty big and they have extra parking. The staff was super kind. I love that it's a nonprofit and there's tons of educational pieces. You will find a bunch of maps and other displays. They have a bee and caterpillar to stay for kids and adults alike. The gift shop. Also both a lot of local crafts like candles, ciders, and honey. No drinking on site. The apple picking is around back. You can get a little bag or two sizes of a basket. We opted for the bag because there is no reason for us to keep a basket around. For eight dollars it's all very affordable. It got us about 12 big apples. The trees are well marked. For picking. It is lots of space for wandering. Definitely not in the shade so it's pretty hot. For me, I really like the extra things that this place had. Cornhole, checkers, Jenga... They usually have bands on the weekend too.

Gorgeous views but not much else since they had no apples when we visited…read more Was told a late season hard freeze killed 90% of the apple crop and they had already sold what apples they did have. They should have updated the website to reflect this. All of the trails were closed with the exception the short butterfly trail. Word of warning-Don't come here hungry! You and your wallet will regret it! The onsite restaurant The Apple Core had prices that were beyond outrageous! Three jumbo hot dogs with sides and 3 bottles of water, tax and tip was $50!! Yes, you read that right $50!! For damn hot dogs!! They also have an over priced tourist gift shop. My wife bought 4 small stickers, a small sew on patch and 5 honey sticks and with tax and a small tip it came to $28. So with the way overpriced lunch, some small souvenirs and one small scoop of ice cream, we spent $85 that day which was at least twice as much as it we should have paid. My wife and I agreed for a 4 hour round trip drive and the amount of money we spent it wasn't worth it and we will not be returning!

Beautiful surroundings, fun experience and delicious blueberries we picked ourselves. So happy we…read morewere able to make it. Nice people, too.

Love picking blueberries . The place is absolutely…read morebeautiful it's a great way to spend your day. Make sure you bring your camera because this place is beautiful.

Since moving to the area a few years ago we missed the fall activity of picking apples. This was a…read morebit of a drive from our house but well worth it. The hours and dates of you pick apples are listed on their Facebook page. The farmer was very nice and welcoming. There were a few varieties to pick from. The view from the orchard was amazing. It was a beautiful day to pick apples. The price was very reasonable. We will be back next year for certain.

Oh my goodness. This place is PERFECT. After lots and lots of phone calls, emails and let downs I…read morefinally found a place to pick apples. The little couple who own Buffalo Orchard are too sweet. They have a free hayride that takes you to pumpkin patch, rows upon rows of apples and a huge sunflower field. You can pick your own or buy pre picked. We got two packs of apples, three large pumpkins and 8 baby pumpkins for 25$! We had a great time and highly recommend this place.

We had about 18 of us that were traveling together with the senior adult group from church. I was…read morethe bus driver. They decided they wanted to stop into the Apple Hill Orchard to pick apples. They charge you $3 each if you just want to walk in the orchards and not pick anything. If you want to pick apples they charge you the $3 each to walk around + what you pick. They have a general store you can walk around in and purchase bakery items in. We purchased a bag of Pink Lady Apples that we picked in the orchard, a bag of apples fritters. We had an apple and it was very good! The only negative was when we called and said we were coming they said no problem. When we arrived and they saw we had a bus we got the impression they were too happy because of the limited parking. I parked in the grass area on the side away from the building. No issues. If you do bring a large vehicle here just be prepared there might be limited parking. As a last resort you could park it at the church at the bottom of the hill and walk up.

What a beautiful place. You can self pick apples or buy in bags in the cute lil country style…read morestore. They sell apple cider by the cup or purchase 1/2 gallon to go. The star for us were the cinnamon apple donuts. The bakery is onsite and fresh goods displayed for purchase. Bought 1/2 dozen and couldn't help but eat two on the way home!!

Great fresh produce at very fair prices. You can even feed chickens, pet baby bunnies, and learn to…read morejuggle. Family friendly!

We had an adventure day searching out You Pick Farms. Since…read morethis was the furthest farm, we started here then worked our way back towards the 828. What a beautiful drive up winding mountain roads. We got to see a deer jump away from the van as we rounded a corner and saved a little box turtle from the road. The Berry Farm is so lovely - the owners house sits atop the hill with a small shack greeting you right next to the berry field. There is a port-o-potty that wasn't totally disgusting along with a picnic table and a few chairs under a large shade tree. A sweet little creek ran between the home and field and would be a perfect spot to let the boys play. I knew the field would be closed (check their Facebook for updates on when the berries are ripe enough to pick) so this was mainly a trip to see the field and have a day out. They grow blackberries AND black raspberries (which were all picked clean). Hopefully next year I can get there early enough to try a black raspberry - blackberries are a bit too tart for me. If you love blackberries and raspberries, bring a sunhat, picnic and towel. Playing in the creek, having a nice lunch and picking the ripest berries sounds like a perfect summer day.

Another 5 star experience at this local orchard! You absolutely must get the glazed apple cider…read moredonut - Best apple cider donut I've ever had!! I was lucky to get it hot and fresh, soft middle with perfectly crispy edges. Everyone is super friendly here and the picking is good.

I tried their apples but decided not to eat any more because of the wax I found on them. Not a good…read morelook as they could be linked to Bill Gates and Apeel! This is a FOREVER CHEMICAL and should Not be consumed. Now, I can't located PLO on Yelp anymore. Coincidence??? I highly doubt it!

Staff was welcoming from the time we drove up. They helped us choose the apple varieties we wanted…read moreto pick and directed us to the best areas to go. There were lots of ripe apples of several varieties for us to pick and we filled our basket quickly. Prices for U pick were very reasonable and much less than some other orchards in the area. We stopped to look at the beautiful zinnias and watch the butterflies and bees enjoy them as well. We also bought jam and apple butter and baked goods in the market to bring home for later. I enjoyed a Fuji apple that I had just picked and it was awesome. There is lots for kids and families to do, especially on the weekends. We would definitely return!

Steps has gotten kinda crazy on their apple pricing. Wanted twice as much for a 1/2 peck of pick…read moreyour own as the guy down the road for a full peck of bagged. ... lost my business today- won't be back.

Jeter Farm` is the Best. It caters to people of all walks of life. Our family had a wonderful…read moreexperience even though one of our party was in a wheelchair. She was able to ride on the wagon around the farm and was also able to go into the orchard to pick apples. The staff here is fantastic and saw to our every need. Lunch at Uncles Burgers was superb. The apple donuts and cider were the best we had ever had. My 2 year old grandson had so much fun picking apples and blueberries. The restrooms are very clean and the playground was super fun for our grandson. He loved pretending to drive the tractor. Thank You Jeter Farm for giving us a great memory

Jeter Mountain Farm is a wonderful destination, especially for young families with children. During…read moreour visit, we loved picking our own delicious apples--which my wife turned into amazing homemade apple pies. Beyond apple picking, the farm features: General Store: Offers a huge selection of fresh apple cider, hard cider, apparel, and various local goods. Barbecue Food Tent: Serves up delicious food options for lunch. Kids' Zone: Packed with fun rides and interactive activities to keep children entertained. Flower Picking: Beautiful flower fields where you can cut your own fresh bouquet. It's an incredible spot to spend a full day outdoors. Make sure to visit and enjoy everything it has to offer!

Bought the most beautiful wreath, natural, heavenly smell of being in the Rockies…read more Amazing products and lovely family business! Love to support great family businesses. Sad to see Hurricane destroyed this business, but so glad we can support this patriotic family, in this time of need! God bless you, and God bless America!

Friendly, family owned business. Evergreen Ridge was warm and welcoming, had a wonderful selection…read moreof beautiful trees and the most spectacular Mountain View's! Comparable prices to other farms. Will definitely come again if in the area!