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Chiles Peach Orchard

3.9 (90 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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PeiChi H.

We spent a gorgeous September afternoon at Chiles Peach Orchard, and it turned out to be a perfect day for apple picking. The staff greeted us with warm smiles and helpful tips, making the experience feel welcoming from the start. Their marketplace has a wide selection of apple varieties, most of them are ready for sampling. While wandering the rows, we stumbled upon a few new favorites--crisp, sweet, and just the right amount of tart. If you're looking for a family‑friendly outing with fresh fruit, friendly faces, and plenty of tasty discoveries, Chiles Peach Orchard is a must‑visit. Notes: This maybe not in their control - lantern flies were everywhere, they don't bite, but they are invasive bugs, be careful not to get hitchhikers. Also, they sometimes add an admission fee on specific picking days, so check their website beforehand to avoid surprises.

Sara R.

As summer was ending, we decided to stop by Chile's Peach Orchard. We were excited to try the peach soft serve and peach donuts. The soft serve was pretty good. It had some peach flavor, but honestly, nothing out of the ordinary. I was told the peach donuts were just all right, not as standout as others (apple cider donuts). What did stand out was the peach Bellini, which was really good, especially because it was such a hot day. We wanted to check out the peach orchard, but unfortunately, they had sold out for the day, so we weren't allowed to go. It was probably around two or three in the afternoon, so we were surprised they had shut down so early. We did enjoy the views and live music, which was really cool. Definitely check out their weekly events!

Pink ladies today
Jess L.

My friends and family visited at the end of October. We enjoyed picking apples on a beautiful fall day. It wasn't too crowded, and there were still many trees to pick from. There are a few pricing models you can choose from. Theres an ample store at the front fill of your regular autumn, orchard delights. Parking was pretty straightforward. Solid option for apples and scenic landscapes.

A peck of peaches
Shawn V.

What a great gem. We were visiting family and they had heard of this place so we decided to take a drive. The hour drive was wonderful and scenic. When we arrived, it was lunch time so we stopped in the restaurant and got toasted ham and cheese and turkey and cheese sandwiches which were simple but perfect. We also tried the peach cider doughnuts which were really good. After lunch we got our bag so we could pick a peck of peaches and three baskets for picking blueberries. The blackberries had been picked out the previous day but from the looks of all the blackberry bushes, they would be full again in a matter of days. We started with the peaches. Talk about nice size and nicely colored peaches that smelled amazing! We quickly filled our bag with peaches and then went across the road to the blueberry fields. The blueberries were abundant both in number ready to be picked and in their huge size! Of course I had to try a few and they were very good. We quickly filled 3 overflowing baskets of blueberries. After putting our peaches and blueberries in the car, we went into the store and sampled a bunch of salsas, bbq sauce and jams. We could have bought many different jars but ultimately settled on Hot Summer Salsa and 'Moonshine BBQ' and a peach pie and apple pie. The salsa was really good - flavor and heat were perfect, which says a lot since we are from Texas. The peach and apple pies were also very tasty. The staff were also very friendly no matter what area we were in - they understand customer service very well. When we come back we will definitely visit again. We came too late for picking strawberries (season done) and a few days too late and a few too early for blackberries - which means we will need to return for them next year. Love this place! The prices are equal to or better than those at Costco and the fruit is obviously much more fresh and larger!

The mountain out front.
Andy G.

This place was recommended by a coworker. We wanted to try some place different from Carter Mountain. Here is what I liked: -it's smaller than Carter mountain, not overwhelming -they have lots of seating options -rules are very straightforward, pay for a bag and fill it up -in my opinion, this place is more picturesque than Carter mountain -we weren't required to by tickets in advance on a Friday afternoon -lots of parking and it was easy to locate the areas -you don't have to climb gigantic hills to get to the apples. I feel like this place is way more accessible than CM. Here is what I did not like: -the cashier overcharged me. -they weren't as welcoming Would love to go back. I would much rather go here than Carter Mountain! It's worth the drive!

Peach Slushie
Cassie M.

I went here over the weekend with some friends. We were going to check out the small sunflower patch across the street, & as we were walking over we were very rudely stopped & reminded "this is a business not a park" so it' costs $5 just to look at the sunflowers up close & for 1 sunflower if you wanted it. Then it'd be at least $12 for up to a group of 3 & that included one small bag. Starting next weekend they're going to charge admission per person as well. It really seems they've taken the family part out of the business, & the other local orchards they own. It's a nice place to walk around though. After walking around the orchard & picking some apples, we stopped by the market part. We got a Apple cider, & peach slushie. As well as apple cider donuts. The peach one was a bit too tart, but the apple cider one was great. I also added peach & vanilla ice cream in the peach slushee, the soft serve was delicious. The cider donuts seem to be a fan favorite, they were good, but honestly nothing amazing about it in my opinion.

Cider

good apple cider. W apples. W cider. Auraful donuts with fine aah view.

A lovely harvest
Nicole B.

my first peach picking experience and I loved it. the have a lovey farm store to purchase different treats. the peach wine is a most and a hot peach doughnut , yum! Great trip with kids the blackberries were huge. I loved every moment.

Orchards with beautiful fall foliage.
Sara Z.

Apple cider donuts are a must have in the fall for me. Unfortunately, I was spoiled by the absolute best ones when I was in college so every other apple cider donut disappoints me. I wanted to stop here because of the apple cider donuts when I was here for the day. The donuts are fine but know that they are packaged and at room temperature. They had decent flavor. We also got a cup of hot cider, which was good but not all that hot, and we bought cold packaged ciders for the road, which were very tasty. They were messy to open because you really do get a bang for your buck because the ciders are filled to the brim. We also figured - why not do some apple picking? They have multiple options for the apple picking and we did the smallest one, which at first seemed disappointing due to the size of the bag and the price. We were pleasantly surprised when we wound up with about 20 apples after venturing into the orchard. If you like pink lady apples like I do, you'll be happy you picked them. I would recommend going on the early side. When we got there around 10:30, there were not many people inside or picking apples but when we left, it was starting to get a bit more crowded. I would certainly return next time I am in the area.

Deja H.

Fall fun all around! We had such a great time picking apples. They gave us a bag to fill up with apples, and afterwards we had cider flights and had some apple cider donuts. We sat down outside and enjoyed the view. Such a gorgeous place. We hope to make this a regular spot for every fall activity!

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The peach juice is very good. And its sold by the gallon which is perfect. The glass jars it comes in are also reusable which is nice

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Great family farm. Strawberry picking was so fun and the apple donuts were delicious!

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Excellent peach ice cream and sugar come always out of this world. Nicest people to help serve you. Got to try those cider donuts too.

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Customer relations from the orchard were kind enough to replace the entire 1/2 peck of peaches! Very kind. Peaches were delicious!

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“I have been to Carter Mountain several times, but I just recently visited Chiles for the first time.”

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F. T. Valley Farm

5.0(6 reviews)
44.9 mi

What a gorgeous orchard tucked away in Sperryville. It's family owned and they have a beautiful…read moreopen barn with all sorts of goodies including peach slushies made on site, local beef, baked goods, eggs, many varieties of apples, peaches and other fruits to PTO! Friendly service, bathrooms on site and Adirondack chairs in the shade or sun to relax!

I have been to this orchard twice. It's about a two and a half hour drive from me, but…read moreunquestionably worth it! The drive itself is gorgeous, peaceful, therapeutic even. You get to enjoy rolling hills, blue mountains, farms with their herds, and the wonderful Yoder's Amish market. You'll also pass tons of distilleries, wineries, and what seems like never-ending festivals in Gordonsville. Why drive out to this orchard? First off, they actually choose their apple varieties based on taste and texture, as opposed to familiarity alone. You can tell that they really work hard to get the best of the best as soon as you taste one. Their apples are so crisp and so packed with flavor! The varieties are amazingly unique, and many of them are difficult to find. Some varieties are not available at any other orchard here, much less in the stores. Now, don't miss this--their unpasteurized apple cider is insanely delicious!! Just don't give it to wee ones two or younger. You can taste all of the ridiculous variety of apples the goes into them. The flavor is so complex, and it is not in the least overly sweet. If you go, get some! You won't regret it at all. They tend to keep samples available for different apples and for their cider. I'm told the pasteurizing crocks the flavor. You can definitely taste the difference. Maybe bring a cooler for this as well. Right now in October, you can find the amazing Ambrosia apple pre-picked (delightful floral notes, immense coconut-like flavor, citrus notes, almost doesn't taste like apple with your eyes closed. I've even had some of these that taste spicy like cinnamon. They're quite amazing! I swear it actually reminds me of the old ambrosia salad haha), crimson crisp EverCrisp (my personal favorite--a gigantic apple with crunch and immense tangy flavor and juiciness for days that is said to last 6 months under refrigeration without degrading in texture and even stays crunchy after baking!), Gold Rush, Candy Crisp, Rome, and more. As far as the common varieties--golden delicious, red delicious, pink lady, stayman, Albermarle Pippin--you will find those here too, but they still have an out of this world flavor. Their trees are grown on dwarf rootstock, meaning that even your youngest kids can easily pick their own apples, and you can pick easily from the entire tree because they don't get but so tall. What makes this orchard stand out is truly an endless list. So, another factor is that they charge the exact same price ($2/lb) for all apple varieties, pre-picked or not. Don't worry, the varieties are not a result of genetic modification. Everything has been thought of here. They have wagons for carrying your apples as you pick. They pack your apples in paper bags that are super sturdy. They actually live in Northern VA and donate their apples to homeless shelters, food banks, and DC area charities. They also don't sell you messed up apples just because you picked it. They encourage you to taste because, to know what you like. The customer service is phenomenal. The people are so friendly, sincere, passionate, and helpful in every way possible, be it for choosing apples, finding things to do in the area, or really anything they can help with. It's a family business filled with love. The actual orchard itself is gorgeous with amazing views. The great thing is that it is still new, so it's not swarmed with people at any point. You can leisurely enjoy your time. Even the furthest fruits didn't feel excessively or unpleasantly far of a walk. I loved that they did not clear grasses out on the path for navigating the orchard, so it doesn't get muddy, slimy, or sludgy in the area where you walk. They are still expanding, and they are planning to add a baked goods portion of the business, refrigerators, indoor bathrooms (they have portable potties with the outdoor portable sinks with soap and water now.). They encourage you to bring a picnic with you. They do have picnic tables onsite. One very important detail--you MUST bring food with you for the drive. You will hit some spots that do not have food options if you're coming from Richmond. It happens right around the time you'll be super hungry. The people at the orchard did recommend me a restaurant in their area along a local river walk called Before and After, but pretty much everything closes at 5, Yoder's included. I was also told Yoder's sandwiches and ice cream are really great. I can attest to some amaaazing artisan style jams in the most inventive flavors. Going in the same direction, you can find an animal rescue zoo, Shenandoah River State Park (about an hour away), Shenandoah National Park, a water park, and more. Ready to go yet?! I hope so!

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Cross Keys Farm

5.0(2 reviews)
20.8 mi

I am pleased to write the first review for this amazing farm. My husband and I were visiting…read moreMassanutten Resort in late August, 2023, and we were looking for a local farm with "Pick-your-own" produce. We found that this farm fit the bill, with different pick-your-own options depending on season. Apple season had just started, so we headed on over. We first went into the small shop, where we were greeted by a very friendly and helpful young man. He explained how to determine which fruit was ready for picking, and sent us off with our bags to fill. The rows are well-marked, and I was thrilled to see that my favorite apple -- honey crisps -- were ripe and ready for picking. The farm has a large variety of apples -- golden delicious, gala, sweet surprise, ambrosia, etc. -- though not all were yet ripe. The trees were producing a lot of fruit, all of which was easy to reach, so our bags were filled in no time. We returned to the market, where we purchased quite a lot of additional fruits (peaches) and vegetables (okra, giant Marconi peppers, sweet banana peppers, green onions, and eggplant). They also sell other farm-fresh produce and eggs. There are also handmade wooden ornaments for sale. We didn't taste our haul until returning home -- both the peaches and apples taste amazing. Crisp and sweet. Fresh off the tree DOES make a difference! We haven't tasted the vegetables yet. -5-stars for food quality. -5 stars for staff. The gentleman in the store was very engaging, patiently answering a ton of our questions about the farm and its products. -5 stars for value. The prices are competitive with local grocery stores, but you're getting fresher products. -1 star for location. LOL. The farm is two hours away from our home! I wish it were closer to us. We would definitely be regulars there if it were! Seriously though, the location is easy to find, and convenient from Harrisonburg or Massanutten.

Found this hidden gem on the side of the road, we walked up to the shop and were kindly greeted by…read morea lady. She explained which peaches were available, where to pick, she made the experience very easy! They also had PYO flowers, it was so fun walking around because the flowers are everywhere. The gourd tunnel was also a once in a lifetime sight haha. Truly so crazy to see irl.

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Lavender Fields at Tantivy Farm - Lavender

Lavender Fields at Tantivy Farm

5.0(5 reviews)
34.9 mi

So glad our friend took us here! Beautiful spot and tons of lavender based products for sale. Our…read morefav was lavender ice cream. If you're in the area, it's def worth stopping!! The cashier was super nice and loved chatting with her and hanging with the dog.

I save the word "magical" for places that truly deserve it. Tantivy Farm is one of those places…read more This magical place is one where you can walk through lavender fields, eat lavender ice cream, shop for lavender products, and meet some farm animals. It's a family-owned farm run by super nice people, and it's a great place to visit when you're in the Lexington area. You can explore more than a thousand lavender plants of 20 different varieties here. I visited during the off season, when the lavender bushes were spent and dormant, but there were a few sprigs here and there, and even so, the rest of the garden was lush and beautiful. If you want to experience the lavender fields in full bloom, you'll want to visit in late spring through summer. Around the end of May to the end of June is when they do U-pick lavender, where you can pick your own lavender bouquets. The owners also produce and sell lavender products, dried and fresh wreaths, lavender food (including lavender ice cream!). Friendly farm animals also live on the farm, and you might be able to meet and greet them. These are the most content and happy animals I've encountered maybe ever. Could it be because they live on a lavender farm and they're absorbing the calming vibes of this medicinal plant? Most likely it's because the owners are super awesome and treat the animals like family. It's great to see. The farm is open May to December.

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Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards - Che de Charcuterie Board

Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards

4.1(457 reviews)
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We had a fun evening enjoying the view after a hard rain with mist over the mountains and a view…read morethat kills. Felt like we were looking at hills in Italy. Started with a frose, a sparkling Costo vino and the red and reserve flights. We enjoyed them all and they paired very well with the crispy shrimp wonton and the truffle fries. The basil pesto and burrata was just ok compared to the heirloom tomato BLT and grass fed sliders which were both delicious. BLT needed a little more bacon but we were trying to share between 3 people so maybe that was the problem lol. Service was friendly and prompt. Bit of a walk from parking lot which can be a challenge since spaces are close together. We were just grateful the rain stopped before our walk over to the restaurant which is all gravel so not great for heels. Frose is a bit over priced compared to everything else but we really enjoyed our visit to this peaceful and culinary oasis.

Overall a good experience for the atmosphere and views but did not find it exceptionally special…read morewhen it came to the food or wine. Service was great. All the staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Constantly checked in on us, offered a nicer table location when it came available despite having a reservation already, and greeted us warmly upon arrival. Staff were 5/5 The venue itself was wonderful. Everything was beautifully decorated and laid out well. Loved the opportunity to walk the grounds, see the gardens and take pictures in their flower fields. Restaurant was clean and bathrooms well kept. The food and wine were where we thought it lacked a bit. We got a white wine and red wine flight to try the rounds with a charcuterie tower. Wine overall felt relatively flat or flavorless to others we've tried and had quite a few we flat out disliked. Serving sizes were nice but we felt the items we most liked on the tower were the smallest portions. The candied nuts and sweet potato hummus were our 2 favorite items and would have preferred more meat/ cheese and less fresh garden veggies. Fully willing to admit we had just missed our mark on the menu and that there are great items to be had. We just didn't find them on our visit. Would still recommend stopping by if you get the chance.

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