THIS is the best orchard!!…read more Their prices are very affordable (Wiard's is greedy) and they let you purchase just one cider donut if you want! The only downside is there is no seating to eat. And no regular bathroom, only an outhouse. But you can eat in your car or at home! Their cider donuts are so delicious but most of all, they have the best apples! We like all of them but particularly Golden Delicious! Their apple cider is also very refreshing! They have good plums too. I highly recommend this place and it's not too far of a drive either! Wasem's is the best!

Exactly what a family orchard should be. Wandering the rows…read moreof multiple varieties of apples, a pumpkin patch, raspberry picking in a peaceful country setting. The orchard is drivable for people with young children and older folks. The Cider Mill is unpretentious, and the donuts are excellent, with multiple choices. Home baked goods, jams, gourds and squash for sale. The apple cider is one of the best I have ever tasted, the mix of varieties is superb.

What a great family-run business, if you're in Ann Arbor it's about 30-40 minutes away but worth…read morethe trip. They've moved into a large barn from a much smaller building, and you can sit out in the orchard to enjoy your cider, donuts, etc. They grow 100+ varieties of apples including many heirloom and also have a tasting room for hard cider and wine - also in a historic barn. If you're remotely in the area definitely check out Alber Orchard & Cider Mill, it's a great visit and a great business to support.

Cute place. Lots of unusual apple varieties Unfortunately…read moreyou aren't allowed to select and bag your own apples. They have someone do it, and that person has a habit of grabbing the apples with his fingernails which cuts into the apples. ALL of the apples. This happened over two seasons. Several people I know have had this same issue. A group of about 10 people left the line when they noticed it happening. I would love to make this go-to orchard but because of this hygiene issue, I just can't. And in case you wonder-they've been told it's an issue. They don't care I guess.

I love this apple orchard. It is a hidden gem tucked away on a side road near saline. A lot of…read moreapple orchards are overly commercial, overly crowded and overly manicured (paved roads, neat signs, orderly rows etc). If you want a silly theme park feeling (hay rides and cider and all that) this will not be the orchard for you. If you prefer something a little closer to what a Michigan Orchard is and was, you will love it here. This place is a little older, a little wilder and far less crowded than most UPick Orchards, giving is a "secret garden" kind of feel. I love that you can wander through the orchard without tripping over people and that you can experiment with an assortment of apples of all shapes sizes and flavors (who cares what it is called, take a bite, find out and if you are curious ask Bill and he will tell you all about it). This orchard has more varieties of apples than I have ever seen before including rare heritage breeds (Wolf River, and Snow Apple for example) and some of the newer apples that we are all familiar with (no Gala yet, but I think they are coming), he also has a few Quince and Asian Pear trees. Upick apples are $8 a half peck. They keep the spray to a minimum, so these apples look a little less pretty than normal, but are probably better for you. He also has honey and will sell apples by the tree - you buy the rights to an entire apple tree at the beginning of the year and reap the rewards come fall (great for gifts!). Also, for people interested in picking apples this year - they have arrived early this year all across MI and Ontario, so you better get out there soon, or there may be none left!

When we first arrived at the barn on Macon Road, I stepped out of the car to ask for instructions…read more The woman tending the barn was engaged in a personal conversation, and I politely interrupted to ask if this is the location where we would be picking. She seemed slightly annoyed, and said yes, and that she would be with us "shortly." After another two minutes had passed and we had already gotten my 18 month old daughter out of her car seat, we were eventually told that we needed to drive another mile down the road to pick. Not off to a great start... Upon arriving in the orchard, there were no employees or signs to guide us or explain any of the available apple varieties. I found it interesting that the few other customers we saw already had standard orchard bags, which apparently had not been offered to us at the barn. The actual picking was not good either, as many of the apples were very high up and out of reach. After some time we were able to accumulate a fair amount of apples, however, and drove back to the barn to pay. The woman who had so pleasantly greeted us earlier then seemed confused as to why we did not have one of the proprietary half-bushel bags, When I calmly said I didn't think a bag had been offered, she not only criticized me for not listening, but raised her voice and demanded that we pay $20 for an entire bushel. When I suggested we transfer the apples from my bag to one of her standard bags, she was resistant and outright disrespectful. I have never witnessed such poor customer service at another apple orchard, or any self-respecting business for that matter. All of these problems could likely have been avoided with a few simple signs to provide direction, which would be much more efficient than relying on verbal communication. That being said, my family will never return to this orchard due to the blatant lack of respect with which we were treated.

We loved our visit here and got the most delicious donuts and cider. The U pick flowers were…read moreamazing, too!! We can't wait to go back.

We drove quite a ways to try Kreps and it was worth every mile! (An hour & fifteen!)…read moreThis is everything you want an orchard and cider stop to be: absolutely bucolic, peaceful and delicious. I'd read their family story online beforehand- it's on their website- know it before you go and you'll love this place even more. Facebook fans said BEST donuts and I agree- Cinn/sugar, salted caramel iced, cider iced & vanilla iced! You can also cut flowers, ($9/jar), take a free tractor ride thru the orchard, pick your own apples, play in the hay or just hang out in the barn with your snacks. Bonus* website says dogs can be outside (picnic table area) but obv not in the orchard We will make a special stop here every time we are passing thru to Toledo- well worth it

At the time I went here during the beginning of fall 2018, they didn't have any cider products or a…read morecard reader. They even said their apples were a bad crop this year. However, they made up for it with their customer service. Picking apples ended up being free! I still don't understand how the apples were a bad crop because they tasted fine to me and I didn't get sick from them. Our group didn't have enough cash to pay for all of​ us to go through the corn maze. Instead of denying us, we were offered to pay as much cash as we could. I know the circumstances will be different next year, but I'm excited to see what Coleman's will offer next fall.

Just visited here tonight as it was the only corn maze we found that was open during the week…read more They only open during the week for the month of October. And until October 31st they offer a discount if you go during the week. Very friendly owner who explained the corn maze to us. The theme this year is wizard of oz so the maze is in the shape of some of the characters. They change every year. There are 3 separate trails and each have numbered checkpoints to find. In maze 2 you can also help solve a mystery that was a lot of fun even for us grownup kids. The checkpoints for the mystery aren't on the map which makes it a bit more challenging and fun. There are animals to feed and see, food such as donuts and cider and on the weekends they do hay rides. Those are just a few of the things they have. All in all a fun time!! Don't miss out. :)

A beautiful greenhouse for all your needs. Somedays are so busy. Go on an off time. You will love…read moretheir selection and service even if you pay a little more.

They have healthy plants and a wide variety. The staff know their stuff and are not only helpful…read morebut very pleasant. I feel it is one of the better values when buying annuals and especially perennials.

I love farmers markets. They are one of my most favorite things in the whole world. I'm being…read morecompletely serious when I say this. In fact many of my reviews are for them. The quaint little town has a nice size market complete with local coffee, plants soaps, veggies, strawberries and much much more. They also have events planned for children that do have a cost involved, but I think it is a great idea. Most times they also have someone playing live music On this visit we picked up some rhubarb, and a plant from Re Tree Tecumseh. This organization is fantastic and the money they raised goes back into planting more trees. Plenty of free parking in the library or the next block down.

Lots of variety and comparable prices. Employees are friendly and always helpful. Plenty of room so…read morenever seems crowded.

I'm not saying don't buy your plants online (because not sure what you're looking for) but I was…read morejust at Prielipp Farms & Greenhouse Yesterday and oh wow!!!!! $1 herbs, $3 amazing succulent, $7 perennials, $3 annuals, hanging baskets and more!! Funnily enough - Hilltop, Prielipp and Mark Prielipp are all owned by siblings!!!!! It was totally worth the drive and this is now my favorite greenhouse. The staff is so sweet. And you will spend hours going up and down the aisles.