Great Location, delicious snacks, and beverages. The Halloween walk was a really nice addition. (Warning moderate incline but the payout well worth it) Great spot to pop off on a day trip. read more

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Always go here for the apple cider donuts in the fall. By far the best donut in the area. Plus the bakery section has a nice selection. Fresh apple dumplings are always amazing read more

I thought I give the apple dumpling a try. It's like a small apple pie not too sweet and tarty. Nothing special so I would recommend skipping it and just have the apple cider. read more

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CUSTOMER SERVICE WITHOUT WARMTH. We stopped at Bolton Spring Farm after driving two hours, in a U-haul truck, hoping to grab a quick snack. As soon as we walked in, the woman working walked up to us and said - coldly - as if we were wayward schoolchildren, "You have five minutes." It was a little shocking and unfriendly, and later when I asked to use a bathroom, given that we've been driving for hours, it was a similarly snippity response about no public restrooms. That's all fine, and none of this is that big of a deal, but the demeanor of this woman was so unpleasant and the opposite of warm, that it just made me never want to stop there again. Apples were good though. read more

Lots of fun apple picking but WAY overpriced. Can purchase piched fruit at their stand for 1/2 the price. Apple crisp was ok, but definitely not on par with prior years. Cider donuts were nothing short of a huge disappointment. Had to wait 10 minutes for a so called fresh batch. Kind of bland, no real apple flavor, donuts were doughy and most definitely undercooked...sorry, but I've purchased a better product at Market Basket. When paying top price for apple cider donuts I expect a quality product, not flaverous and undercooked. read more

Certainly deserving of their "best apple cider donut" title. Donuts are delicious and the other baked goods are great.

We enjoyed apple picking. We were a bit surprised that it's much more expensive to PYO than to buy apples in the farmstand. The veggies and fruit at the farmstead seemed decent. We also bought a blueberry pie and 6 cider doughnuts. Yum! read more

I'm from Texas so I don't know much about apple picking but this over delivered on what I imagined it to be. The country store is very inviting with beautifully colored pumpkins outside and inside is an overwhelming amount of gorgeous produce to choose from. If you are physically fit, I recommend walking across the street and up the hill to pick your own apples. On a 1-10 scale, its a 1 in regard to easy stroll. The view is amazing and the air is fragrant with the smell of apples. I tried a few different type apples and they were all so good...blew away the best apples I've bought from whole foods. We got some really awesome pictures and it was an awesome stop on my New England Fall Foliage viewing trip. PS: We didn't even spend a dime, we just walked up the hill to look around. We can't take all those apples back to Texas with us but I wish we could. I'd be here every week if it were near me. read more

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We got there at noon on Saturday, October 9th and found the parking lot for the apple picking more than half empty. We decided to head first to the store across the street to buy cider donuts and hot apple cider (since we only had breakfast and no lunch). We got the cider donuts inside the store (where they have bags of either cinnamon sugar or plain donuts). To get a mixture of the two kinds and to get our drinks, we had to go outside. The cashier let us pay for everything inside (since we wanted to use a credit card, and they don't accept cc's at the entrance to the orchard), along with our bag for apple picking ($20 for a bag to hold about 20 pounds of apples). 4 people are allowed per bag, so that worked out perfectly. The cider donuts were barely warm and overly sugary. They were okay, and didn't taste like anything special. I was sadly disappointed, especially after reading so many great reviews about how great they are. We even went back after apple picking to buy another half-dozen they claimed were warm, though they too were too sugary and slightly warm. Some of the donuts were a bit moist and better than the others. But overall, they weren't anything special. So sad! I was totally looking forward to it. As for the apple cider and the picnic tables by the outside window, beware! I had yellow jackets (or maybe wasps) swarming around my apple cider! I barely put them on the picnic table for a minute, and they were already all around. I had to carefully stick my hand in and grab my donut bag and cup of cider. We thought the cider was too sweet. :( As for the apple picking, we had an amazing time! It was so nice and peaceful out in the orchard picking apples. The 3 of us took a hay ride (which was actually pretty fun) up the hill on the right and then walked up to the top of the hill and downward tasting apples and picking ones we liked. The best tasting apples were the Crispen (green, though not sour apples) and the Spencer (blue tag; brighter red/white apples). These were crisp, sweet, and crunched very loudly when we bit into them. Delicious! We were there for about 2 hours total, and got pretty exhausted and FULL from trying out so many apples. We took tons of pictures, and had fun doing that. The orchard had very few people, since it's so big and spread out. I recommend starting near the top of a hill and then walking down. Try apples, and then pick what you like when you find ones you like. I would even recommend making note of the ones you like and where they were, and then going back and picking them all at once toward the end. That way, you don't have to haul around a heavy bag of apples with you. Then again, it's fun to pick as you taste as well. When we were leaving at about 2 pm, I noticed the parking lot was about 80% full, the line for the donuts across the street was longer, and almost all the picnic tables were full of people. I guess most people like to go apple picking after lunch. Apple picking - 5 stars Cider apple donuts - 3 stars Hot apple cider - 3 stars Customer service in store - 2 stars (the girls at the cash register were impatient teenagers who didn't seem to wanna be working there) Suggestions: 1. Eat a big breakfast or early lunch before heading out there to avoid a bigger crowd after lunch 2. Sample smaller apples so you'll have room to taste lots 3. Start at the top of a hill and work down so you don't have to carry a 20 pound bag of apples around 4. Go with a group of 2 - 4 people so that you can all share a bag (1 bag = $20 = 20 lbs of apples). They let up to 4 people share one bag for apple picking. 5. Bring some water with you to wash down the apples 6. Eat a non-sweet breakfast with protein; you'll not wanna eat anything too sweet for a while after sampling so many apples and eating cider donuts and drinking apple cider 7. Bring hand sanitizer to use after using the porta-potties (there are no official bathrooms). 8. Wear bug spray and sunblock 9. Allocate about 1 - 2 hours (or more if you'd like) for apple picking 10. Pay inside the store if using a credit card Overall, we had a LOT of fun and loved being able to have the freedom to walk around, taste and eat as many apples as we wanted. The orchard was beautiful, especially at the top of the hill where the hay ride drops you off. It gave a wonderful view and was a nice place to even sit down and have a picnic. :) I'll definitely be going here for apple picking next time I'm in Boston. read more

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Delicious fresh hot cider donuts! They have Honeycrisp Apples in addition to many other varieties.

Not a fan. Went Apple picking the first week of October. Due to the summer drought and a hail storm, apples are scarce this year. I don't hold that against the orchard because I am sure others are in the same boat. Most of the apples we encountered were very small. As in the size of a golf ball. There were a few medium sized apples (not the nice, big ones) at the top of the trees which they let you borrow sticks with a basket to pick. Again, I don't fault the orchard as it was a tough year for apples. The thing I most disliked about this orchard was that the cider donuts tasted like they were from an Entemann's box at the grocery store. They were cold, even from the window. We almost wondered if they were serving thawed pre-made donuts. Second, I don't know if they had run out of sugar but the donuts were pretty much plain. We took the first bag back because there was hardly any sugar/cinnamon on them. The second bag they gave us was the same. They didn't even check to see by opening the bag. The apple crisp was pretty much warmed up applesauce with a few hard clumps of brown sugar mixed in. No texture. It was very watery. We threw it out. They charge $1 per person for a tractor ride to the pumpkin patch which is within sight of the 'ticket tent'. Pumpkins were picked over and triple the price of a supermarket. The apple orchard is for the most part on a hill. Walking up the hill with an empty bag isn't hard but walking down a fairly steep hill with a bag full of apples is quite a challenge. You will lose many of the apples in the top of the bag and carrying a 20 lb. bag around on a hill is more of a cross fit workout than a fun fall stroll. There is a very nice New England style farm store on the other side of the hill. (There is no cross walk here and you have to cross a busy road. Cars do not always stop. The orchard would benefit from putting an employee on the street with a stop sign when families want to cross) It has all kinds of produce, baked goods and New England crafts. We won't be back to this orchard. It just didn't have that nice orchard feel that a lot of other orchards do. Not a lot of colored foliage, either. At the top of the hill, the view is pretty nice though. read more

I came here after Nashoba valley sold out of their apple cider donuts, but I'm glad they did because I discovered the best apple cider donuts here! It was crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside! Yum! I also got the apple dumpling. It was okay, nothing special but also nothing to complain about. Tasted like an apple pie. I bought ice cream to compliment the dumpling. I also like that this place has seating and a market to shop and buy things to bring home. read more

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Went yesterday after finding it here on Yelp!.... Have already been apple picking this season but my son is really into Pumpkins & we have yet to get one & I read that this place has a Hayride to the Pumpkin Patch... Indeed they do... 1$... Literally.... Kids under 12 are free, so it just cost us $1... It had just rained there so the ground was a little muddy but no big deal... We had unfortunatly parked at the store across the street & that was not the best thing to do - as I read here the street is horrible to cross & that is VERY TRUE!!! The cars go whizzing by you & could care less if you juggling little kids & pumpkins & want to cross the street, so drive up a few more feet and park in the HUGE lot that is there & all roped off perfectly... The pumpkins were already picked & scattered about the field for you to find several, there were even odd shaped & colored gourds... It was a very pretty farm, I just dont know about apple picking there because they are quite steep hills & I dont know how that would work with kids (we have little ones)... But I will definitely be back next year to the Pumpkin Patch... Ooh and the Donuts were great (with NO line unlike HoneyPot down the road that is usually a 1 hr line)... They even had Warm Apple Cider & Crisp, I will try those next time! read more

Woulda been five stars if they didn't have such a limited system of paying for the apples you pick. Basically you get a large bag, and you have to pay a $20 flat rate, no matter how many apples you actually want. I'd prefer to pay by the pound, but oh well. The orchards are beautiful and the apples are high-quality and DELICIOUS. We noticed a lot of Courtland and Red Delicious, although the signs posted around list at least 15 different kinds of apples. It was difficult to figure out which apples were on which trees although the orchard has some kind of color-coded tag system. It didn't really help. There's a farm store across the street which is every bit as great as the other reviews state. It was so much fun to browse through all their baked goods, apples, fresh veggies, milk and eggs, fall candles and decorations, etc. Their cider donuts, which we did have to stand in a slooooooooooow line to get, were delicious and hot out of the fryer. YUM. And all the pastries were totally inexpensive. Oh, and they're dog friendly! My lab enjoyed sniffing around the orchard, and he even got a treat from the guy who made us pay $20 for the bag. read more

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This is one of my favorite places to get doughnuts and apple items. They are by far the best apple products in the area. They also have one of the most unique apple picking experiences with the big hill and pumpkins as well. Have already been back four times to grab doughnuts. Definitely visit, you will not be disappointed. read more

I just love every little inch of this place. The store is just so gorgeous, the staff so sweet and informative, and the donuts! Oh the donuts. This is my absolute favorite place to grab fresh cider donuts. There are many places that make their cider donuts in house and call them "fresh", but that word is only relevant if you just happen to be in the store the minute they have been packaged for sale. Not Bolton Spring. You can walk up to the window and get your donuts hot and fresh, and even some cider or apple dumplings. The orchard is right across the street, making for a beautiful stroll even if you aren't picking. read more

Blasting down 117 to 495 to beat the crowds to the Cape, I slam on the brakes and pull into the Bolton Spring Farm. Surrounded by an orchards this very dark looking building houses also sorts of good treasure of the fields and orchards. It's very dark in here and could use more lighting to better present the fresh goods it has to offer. Now a nice pre-season crispy tart apple will work for my ride, a couple of peaches and I continue to gather some fruit for the ride south. I decide to scope out the market. It is obvious that this is probably a very busy touristy spot in the fall season with much of the selection set to cater to that crowd. A small penny candy selection (penny yea right!) A baked goods area and some coolers ready to fill. One thing that spotted my eye were all the tomato selections. One area had pre-packaged shopping bags of very perfect tomatoes (maybe Jet Star) that were ready to go. Perfect idea for the tomato lover or sauce maker. Something I have been doing as our organic plot continues to pump out far too many tomatoes. Thank you Mario Batali for your simple sauce recipe! Parking seems tight for the crowds that must nail this place on fall weekends. I bet the pick your own folks must park elsewhere. So give it a try, I'll be back as we move him in September to save on late season tomatoes to stock up on sauce for the winter. Oh you have to try Macoun apples if you have never had one. Best kept secret and refrigerate those babies. Left with a small bags of peaches and apples for $6.00 and a bottle of water. How good is that? read more

Lovely orchards and many varieties of apples. $20 for a big 1/2 bushel bag, which is comparable to other orchards in the area, I think. Also, free hayrides to the top of the hill! It's awesome that they allow dogs, and we brought our little pup to enjoy the fine fall weather. He had a blast romping about and was a favorite with the children :) Too bad we arrived late in the season, as a good number of the trees were picked bare. We ended up getting a bunch of McIntosh and Ida Reds though. I saw many picnicking families and wished I had though ahead to pack a lunch as well. We ended up at the farm store to pick up a 1/2 dozen cider donuts and apple cider. I've had better donuts, but at least they were fresh and warm.The cider tasted like straight up apple juice though (meh). However, do get in line (outside the farm store) at the takeout window to order the apple crisp! It is the perfect post-apple-picking treat. Sadly, the much-acclaimed hot apple dumpling was not as tasty. Note: they take credit cards inside, but not at the takeout window. So if you purchase goods inside and want to order food at the takeout window, ask them to ring everything up together inside first. Then, head outside with your receipt to claim your treats. read more

For some weirdo reason, even though I'm literally right down the road, I only stopped into this place recently... I honestly thought it was going to be really expensive. It isn't. Isn't that a nice surprise? I can get local apples cheaper (79 cents/lb. from the bin at Bolton Orchards), but their peach prices are cheapo. For their own peaches. Great bakery, too. Sweetie Darling loved the fudge filled chocolate chip cookies. Lots of preserves and other goodies. Best thing? They make cider donuts. No more waiting an hour at Honeypot Hill, for me. They start picking on Labor Day weekend. read more

I was by here last November, just driving around... and this place is still open, though the orchards barren after the season. What I found inside was delightful, but I wish they were open year-round instead of only summer-fall: cider donuts. Hot cider donuts, available either dusted with sugar or not is a wonderful thing on a cold Sunday morning. They are soft and very cakey while not being too sweet... a wonderful guilty pleasure when it threatens to sear your fingertips numb. The store has your typical 'New England' collection of dry goods, though not as expansive as Bolton Orchards. However, where they do have more... is a massive selection of pies kept in the coolers. Just heat and eat. I remember coming here with my Boy Scout troop as a little kid and picking a 72 pound pumpkin for their flat $3-4 rate, whatever it was then, during a hay ride after a day of apple picking... I haven't picked here lately, but the size of the grounds is expansive, with the hilly slopes and broad view of the surrounding area. Ah, memories... If this place were open year-round, I'd take the occasional drive just to get another white paper bag full of donuts to share. read more

Moved to Stow last year and found Bolton Spring Farm on one of our Country drives. We have been here many times. Great local selections and decent prices. I like the Cheese Spreads and my wife loves the Lemon pastries (forget what they are called.) read more

Talk about a gem! After (barely) braving the crowds at a nearby orchard last year, I set out this fall to find a place with good apples, small crowds, and excellent cider donuts. Bolton Spring has all 3 and then some. We went on an overcast day, which probably contributed to the smaller crowds, but it was still gorgeous. 4 of us went in on 2 1/2 bushel bags (at $24/bag) and spent around 90 perusing the orchards for McIntosh, Cortland and Macouns. We had no trouble finding fruit that we could reach and had no need for ladders or sticks to help us out. The orchards are well laid out and make it easy to explore without going too far. After we picked, we headed over to the farm stand for cider donuts and some shopping. The farm stand had a great selection, everything from pastries and jams to local veggies and meat and was well laid out and adorably decorated. After snagging a peach pie and a pumpkin candle, we sat outside and enjoyed a cider donut pulled pork slider from the local 225 bbq stand. If you take away one thing from this review, let it be this: EAT THE CIDER DONUT PULLED PORK SLIDER. All in all, an amazing New England day, topped off by a trip down the raod to Nashoba Valley Winery! read more

Now I'm even more sad. This was our apple picking destination this past weekend. $20 for a half bushel of pick your own. Personally, I prefer to pay by the pound, but such is not always the case. The trees were healthy and had an ample bounty. Most of the trees are Macs with some McCouns, Courtlands and Red Delicious (against which the attendant was obviously biased) scattered about. Though the parking lot was full, the orchard wasn't crowded. Over all, it was a very lovely picking experience. Across the road we purchased some wares from the store, including extremely fresh bread that warmed in my oven perfectly later that night. If only I hadn't wanted donuts, the day would have been perfect. All pastries were to be purchased outside, so outside we went. Two windows, two lines. The line to the left was the only place you could purchase orders that included 5 donuts or more. We got in the right since the orders were one crisp and one turnover and then one crisp and two donuts. 40 minutes later and three people from the front, the girl tending our line makes an announcement: No more single donuts will be sold. We decide to stay in our line - we don't want to cut or get back in line, we would just try to reason with them. No, they could not sell two donuts. No she could not get one of the bags behind her that would go to the window right next to her. She could not help us, despite our already long wait because there would be a number of people in line behind us with the same situation. Not entirely on the up and up with organization or customer service. I understand that they wanted the donut people in one line to help speed the process for those wanting something else. But we followed the directions, and I ended up donut-less all the same. There's enough other orchards in the area that I'll likely go elsewhere next time, especially when I want pay per pound or something sweet to tide me over on the drive home. Now I just have to figure out how to best use my half a bushel of apples. read more

I'm a bit mixed about Bolton. I think the apple picking is great, the orchard is hugeee and the prices are some of the lowest in the area: $24 for a half bushel, where other places I've seen charge 28-30 this fall. The terrain is a bit hilly and the trees are not well-marked, but a part of the fun is to wander around the orchard, taste the apples and find your favorite tree! Pro tip: I think more varieties are available in October - this year we went mid Sept and there were only 3. Oh, and you can store apples for a LONG TIME.. like.. months. Just wrap them up individually and store in a cool place. Anyway, apple picking is a 5 in my book. What I didn't particularly enjoy was the mob scene at the store and the food stand. I swear, we waited AN HOUR in line for the treats. Honestly if my friends were not so keen on the apple treats I would've been long gone. The group consensus is that the hot apple doughnuts were worth the hour wait, but the dumplings and crisps were not. TL;DR: apple picking good, not a fan of the huge line for the food or store items. read more

I had a practically perfect day here. Maybe it was the sunny, crisp autumn weather ... or maybe it was the fresh cinnamon-sugar donuts, sweet, hot cider, warm French bread slathered in cheddar cheese ... om nom nom ... it took an act of God to get me out of the store and into the damn orchards. As for the apple pickins' ... $20 for a gigantor half-bushel bag of apples is not half-bad, considering the fella and I have enough fruit to survive nuclear fallout. We've got Empire, Fuji, Macintosh, Golden Delicious, Cortland, some other varieties as well. The trees were plentiful, and being that the orchard is so large, we didn't see that many other people, nor were the orchards picked over, on a crowded Columbus Day weekend. The apples are awesomely sweet, the view is beautiful. Kind of disappointed that the pumpkin patches weren't so fruitful (vegetful?) We were told they were mostly empty, so we skipped pumpkin perusing in favor of another store visit. Seriously. Those donuts. read more

We went to Bolton Spring Farms this past weekend and had a great time. The website gives a schedule for when each variety of apple is available for picking, but this season almost all the varieties are ahead of schedule, so we had plenty to choose from. You start by buying a half-bushel bag, and then can fill it to the brim (we ended up with ~23lbs instead of just 20). You'll get a little print out showing you how to find each variety of apple, by the location on the hill and tag color. The orchard is pretty, and we saw more than one group had set up a picnic off to the side for a break. You're allowed to eat all the apples you want, they just ask that you finish each apple before sampling another (so not to waste them). After we filled our bags, we stopped at the store across the street for a snack. The cider donuts were still warm, and practically melted in our mouths. SO GOOD. We bought a 6-pack to have some at home, and they were still great for breakfast the next day. Skip the apple dumplings, they were just chunks of apple in pasty, with no seasoning or sugar; after all the apples we sampled while picking, they tasted bland. We'll definitely head back here next year for our apples! read more

Loved it! I ate 7 apple cider donuts and I have no regrets! They were amazing! Picked up a nice Mum to bring to my brother in laws house along the way. Super friendly people! read more

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A group of us went apple picking here. The orchard had gorgeous fall foliage views once you walked up any of the steep hills in the orchards. Picking apples I suggest going to the top and working your way back down because carrying a half bushel of apples uphill is less than fun. At times it was hard to determine which variety was being picked but overall a good orchard. One side has the orchard and parking in a large grassy area but get there early as it fills up. Across the way in the farm store with hot donuts and other delicious treats. Seemed like a great place for families but do know there is a lot of walking up steep hills. read more

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Tried to go to Bolton Spring Farm today, but was turned off as soon as we got there. The only size bag is $24 and way larger than we needed. My husband and I were looking to go apple picking and right now Nashoba Valley has no apples because of an unfortunate bought of frost that came early this year. Bolton Spring seemed big, and we liked the hilly terrain as we pulled in. However, we couldn't believe there was no smaller bag to choose since we didn't need an entire bushel. The people ahead of us was a family with maybe 8 people. The way Bolton Spring Farm does there picking, you can have up to 4 people per bag. They expected the family to get 2 bags (that's $50!!) and the family walked away. Smart move! We got back in our car too and went down the road to Nicewicz Farm instead! read more

Wonderful little farm stand that features the best of the region's produce. This year they'll open in August and I expect they'll be gushing with apples, pumpkins, corn, concord grapes, tomatoes, and much more. A nice deal is a fresh & soft Vermont mozzarella from Maplebrook farms. Whole Foods sells the same cheese for a few bucks more. They also sell great apple wood if you want a toasty fireplace. Make sure to control your cider doughnut intake! read more

This is the apple picking spot of my dreams. As you pick climbing the hill you get a better view of the beautiful New England foliage. There's such a wide variety of apples. And once you're done picking, you can go across the street for delicious apple dumplings, cider donuts or hot cider. All so delicious! read more

I came to Bolton Spring Farm with friends on a rainy wet weekend. We had wanted to go apple picking and we weren't going to let the weather stop us! Well, once we got to Bolton Spring Farm, they had such a great variety of apples in the cute rustic store, that we didn't feel the need to go licking ourselves -- probably a good thing so that we didn't all catch pneumonia. The apple cider donuts were tasty, the hot apple cider was appreciated, and we also liked the fudge filled chocolate chip cookies! Mmm. My favorite part was that they had Northern Spy apples. I have trouble finding this variety of apple in Boston-proper, and it's the kind my grandma used in her apple crisp. So I got to make it and have it taste just like hers thanks to Bolton Spring Farm and their awesome Spies! Would definitely love to go back when the weather is nice and I could explore the orchard more. read more

Excellent apple picking, no crowds, and absolutely delectable cider donuts. We met some friends and family here for an afternoon of apple-picking. Four of us went in on a 1/2 bushel bag ($24), although we had more people with us than the prescribed person:bag ratio. We had a great time and the variety of apples was excellent. While I understand why other reviewers might complain about the large bag size, we went through our 1/2 bushel in no time. We made an apple pie on day one, apple cake later in the week and finally apple pancakes (which can easily be stored in the freezer and reheated later), not to mention lots of snacking on fresh apples in between. I'm happy to share recipes if you're stuck on what to do with the apples or check out smittenkitchen.com, the foodnetwork or any number of food blogs for ideas. read more

My family has been picking apples and visiting their general store every year for 30 years. My husband and I actually got married in one of their secret orchards! The best weeks to go are the second and third weeks of September; the yummiest breeds of apples are at their peak! Despite the fact that it is nearly a 2 hour drive for us to get there, it's part of its charm; I will never go anywhere else to pick apples. Never, ever. read more

It's hard to rate a place like this really badly. Me and my wife live down the road, so this is were we pick up apples weekly in the summer and fall, instead of buying that garbage they pass off as apples at the grocery store. The apples are always good and the price is comparable or better than most local apple places, and there is no shortage of them obviously, this is apple country baby! The other selection fruits and veggies is pretty good as well as the seasonal fall and winter/christmas decorations, my wife enjoys the way the decorate the place as well. The only downside is the people who work the register, usual teenage girls, are pretty distracted and border or rude/ignore you. Other than that it is great. We have never actually picked apple here although once again the prices are comparable to other local places and it gets packed in the fall. Its generally cheaper just to buy them pre-picked though. I don't like to pay to do labor, but I guess its the experience. read more

I can't wait to go back to this awesome GEM! OMG, everything I purchased was delicious. I loved how they decorated the inside..I bought food for friends and family. I wish they were open all year round. My husband and son are looking forward to visiting with me! Love love love this place! read more

Fun day had by all at the Bolton Spring Farm! They have SEVERAL varieties of Apples to pick yourself. I'm sure there were at least 7 or 8 different types. The Hill to walk up to get the apples is not for the faint of heart. It's pretty steep. Once you get to the top, the view is spectacular. It must be gorgeous at foliage season. Across the street is a store where you can get lots of things made with apples. Most Importantly the Hot Cider Donuts. OMG they were to die for. We also got Pumpkins there as well. There also was a Food Truck there called Local 225 BBQ. That Pulled Pork was probably the best I've had ANYWHERE. The only reason I tried it (as I was already full from Apple eating) was because they had a Slider made with a Cider Donut! Donut with Pulled Pork on top. Sounds crazy but it was Delicious!! Will absolutely go back!! read more

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5 stars for the donuts, 3 stars for the orchard. Really nice people and by far the best cider donuts around. Not a ton of varieties, but a pretty orchard with nice views at the top of the hill. Good place to avoid the madness of some other nearby orchards. WARNING: POISON IVY IN THE ORCHARD! Don't wear shorts, I'm now covered in it read more

Been going here for years, absolutely love this place. Very organized, food is amazing and great fun for everyone!

Happened to drive by so we pulled off for some apples. I grabbed red delicious for sale .99 cents per lbs. I didn't realize they were bad insides brown and soft :( I also got half lb Cider Apple it was delicious. read more