We drove two hours there, spent almost two hours enjoying the 80 degree weather in late October and…read moreexploring the orchard, then drove two hours back. The location was beautiful. Keep your camera handy! Pumpkins are large and $0.60/lb. Apples are $20 peck bag and $30 1/2 bushel bag. Picked pink ladies. Also had Arkansas black and gold rush. I suggest long clothes and bug spray...lots of flies, bees, ladybugs, other insects, and burs. Definitely full of nature. Our six year old complained of bug bites often. Adults were bit a few times but no marks or anything. The driveway was one lane leading to some stressful situations with speeders. There wasn't much information available about picking options, locations, etc., when we arrived. When we advised it was our first time and inquired about information, we got a basic 'these are the apple bag sizes and costs, pumpkins are down the road'. Other locations were very welcoming and informative. Who owned the farm. How long it had been there. How they grew their produce and stayed focused on quality and community, etc. But I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that under normal circumstances, i.e., not in a pandemic, there would be more information, more staff, and possibly other activities. There weren't any apple picking tools, so we couldn't reach many of the best looking apples. We sat on the tailgate and ate our warm donuts. There weren't any tables, chairs or other snacks or food. Not sure if it's picnic friendly. Didn't see an apple washing station. There is a portable sink next to the portable toilets. Other than apples, pumpkins, and the store, there were some bunnies, billy goats, and donkeys with a $0.25 feed dispenser. Our LO always loves feeding the animals. They did not sell bottled water, and the hike up the hill to the pink ladies left us panting, so be sure to bring some! We enjoyed the time we spent simply picking apples and pumpkins, but our six year old asked repeatedly about other things to do.. The other small family farms we visited with hay bales to climb on, corn to play in, apple toss games, pumpkin painting, etc might have spoiled him a little. But he was content for almost two hours with just picking apples and pumpkins and an apple cider slushy. He was so excited he found a big pumpkin that he said it was the best pumpkin patch ever! It's a beautiful location for PYO APPLES AND PUMPKINS, which was hard to find. They also aren't charging any entry fees. If simply PYO is what you seek, you've found it. This may not be the place for a half day/all day family fall outing and picnic (at least not in 2020) but you could add in Skyline Drive or Natural Bridge or other areas activities to make a day of it. IMHO, try everything once, twice if you like it! I can't wait to read your reviews.

I love this place. It's where I pick blueberries and blackberries in the summer, and where I pick…read moreup bushels of already-picked peaches and apples. If you've had any of the blueberry, blackberry, or peach jam, or apple butter or apple sauce or apple cider jelly from me, well, this is where I get the fruit. The folks at the orchard are super helpful, and they have a good memory with regard to their customers and their preferences. And it's a sweet little place, too -- the views while picking fruit are just gorgeous. And the store carries preserves and other items, including fresh-pressed cider which is delicious. I cannot recommend them highly enough. And after you've spent a morning picking berries or picking up bushels of apples, swing by Woodruff's for a piece of pie on the way home. I tend to think of these two places in tandem, they've become that much of a habit for me.

Absolutely charming. Service was exceptional. The sangrias are amazing very tasty. The pina colada…read moreis delicious, my husband loved the chocolate covered strawberry flavor. The perfect place for tasting and relaxing and enjoying the scenery, it's beautiful. And please check out the farmers market and fresh fruits. Can't wait to return

I love this place. Best Asian pears you'll buy. This year, they added a winery which is actually…read morereally good! And a you pick flowers for $15. A little steep but the kid loved it so how do you pass that up. The orchard sells honey and pear butter. Not to mention really good Asian pears which are hard to find. The winery outpost has seating and tastings. The wine was actually really good and hard to find in the state so it's worth stocking up! Stop in. You will be glad you did

This is a lunch place that isn't open long hours. It is a distinctive place, in offering a mix of…read morehealth food for special diets in a region that doesn't have a ton of that. Plenty of fresh spices were on display in the tiny shop, which has a couple of indoor and outdoor seats. I found them offering a vegan breakfast menu, which offered the sort of platter I rarely find available for this dietary niche, including breakfast potatoes, a tofu scramble, a piece of some relatively inoffensive veggie sausage, and bread with what I forgot was not butter. A matcha latte has some interesting sweetener that didn't quite exceed my tolerance and was over coconut milk. It was a pricey lunch, but I could not accuse them of failing to deliver on what I understood the promise of the place to be.

My kind of restaurant: Nutritious options with lots of vegetables and fruit, vegetarian and vegan…read moredishes, Mediterranean meals (including falafel and hummus). Everything I tasted was delicious and thoughtfully made. I got the Buddha bowl, which came with roasted sweet potatoes, tempeh, curried chickpeas, brown rice and kale. Eating it felt like a vitamin injection. To drink, I got the hot golden milk, which came with lots of turmeric and ginger. My dining companions ordered different things off of the menu and let me take bites: spring rolls (yum, especially with the sauce), empanada (my favorite), falafel (great) and soup (I didn't taste). They also offer vegan desserts, which I was tempted to try but was stuffed from my healthy lunch. The restaurant itself is very small with not a lot of seating. I'd say maybe eight people can sit down inside, but there are some tables out on the sidewalk for outdoor seating.

This is a really nice farmers market for a small town. Multiple flower vendors, fresh meat, baked…read moregoods and fruit and vegetable farms every week on Wednesday mornings.

We came in with a large group of kids. The staff were friendly and helpful with ordering. The food…read morecame out quickly and was tasty. The sauce burger was unlike any burger I've had, but was good. We tried the samosas and they were delicious. Might try some of the other Indian food next time through.

Review has gotten taken down again.. so for my third time I wouldn't recommend eating at this…read morerestaurant or whatever you'd like to call it I was very very disappointed in the food it's all fired and not cooked the way it should be just walk in and take a look... maybe this won't get deleted

Great creamed honey and lots of pickled veggies in jars....heading there shortly after a few more…read more8.5% beers from Great Valley!!!

Very interesting old fashioned "country store"." They sell a bit of everything you would expect…read moreplus unique items you don't see everywhere. I like their selection of old timey "cooboooks that are fun to read.

We enjoy coming here for the ambiance of the farm market for produce, plants and food items. The…read morestaff are friendly and helpful as well as professional. We come for the cider donuts as well as the wonderful Asian pears, white and yellow peaches and a huge variety of apples. They carry a variety of goods, snacks, apple and peach ciders, jams, pickled items, sauces, dressings, seasonal vegetables of sweet potato, spaghetti, butternut, and acorn squash. They also have a snack area for drinks, ice cream and sandwiches as well as a old barn that holds antique furniture and items

this place is literally adorable, and i literally always stop by when i am up here!! so cute and…read morecozy perfect for taking cute fall pics do not sleep on the ice cream either! i tried the lemon crunch ice cream and LET ME TELL YOU it is pure joy in the form of ice cream. it was creamy and had a lemony flavor without being sour, and had the most delicious crunchy mix in! sort of like lemon custard ice cream! the people who work here are so kind and helpful and welcoming! you can tell how much the people who run this place care about not only their customers, but also their employees!

Wasn't able to pick our own do to it being out of season which was a bummer but the frozen apple…read morecider was fantastic!! Everything is reasonably priced but not much instruction on how everything flows

We go there twice a year for peaches and apples .I also like to see the items for sale inside ,…read morebought a few things :)