still my fave orchard. Friendly service, yummy apples, easy to find location. CASH ONLY!read more

There's so many farmers markets in between route 66 and Shenandoah National Park that it's hard to…read moreknow which one to stop at. We didn't want a touristy one, so this is the one we stopped at. The hours at this store are impressive - 8am to 8pm 7 days a week. The owners are definitely hard workers! I didn't meet Janet but Roy was to the point when I asked questions. A bushel is $36, and a half bushel is $18. A half bushel bag is a lot smaller than the box that they call a bushel, so we decided to buy a bushel. You can fill the box up with whichever apples you want. They have a big selection of apples, including some I'd never heard of (eg, Virginia Gold). Roy was attentive and told me when the box was full and that I should stop adding apples. It wasn't quite all the way to the top, but it was still a good deal. If I'm in the area, I'll probably stop by again!

great fruit grown on their farm very personable owners who know their stuff. also locally prepared…read morepastries and meats.

We head here when we want fresh produce. The owners make you feel like you're visiting friends!read more

Scenic drive, friendly staff. Just driving to Williams is a great experience…read more Peaches are in!! Bought a bushel to blanch/peel/slice & freeze to replace last years' batch that just ran out. Pies, smoothies, trifles, ice cream. Yum!! We purchased a bushel of apples on our last visit, which we cored/peeled/sliced using an inexpensive gadget from Target or Ace Hardware(?). Froze on cookie sheets then transferred to gallon bags. We bought some that were a bit soft for pie--maybe because we froze them?--but are great dehydrated (for us & our dogs!) or made into apple butter. (Pies? Ask for the firmest apple.)

We have been getting apples and peaches for years. Also loved some of their other items and they…read morehave all been great especially the unpasteurized cider which was super. Their press broke this year so didn't get any this year. Disappointed.

We shop here weekly! Great local, farm grown food. This family owned grocery has everything from…read morelocal veggies to fresh blue crabs. They even have breakfast on Saturday morning!

Lovely plants and locally grown produce by the mennonite farmers. They have cut flowers too.read more

There are two big country markets on 29 (and both are great) so it's easy to overlook this seasonal…read moreplace, but don't! It's not a full service grocery but is exceptional for local produce (and plants etc...). Wonderful people, great local produce - or early season stuff they drive to get. And some quirky gifts and things. It's all seasonal but the veggies are always great quality and a good variety. Very reasonable prices. If you want to shop local this is the place. They also have an episodic email newsletter you get sign up for - good way to get a heads up if you are into seasonal items.

Our kids had fun in their bounce house. They are a much less sophisticated business than some I've…read moreseen; I liked the simplicity. They do pick your own apples, plus have cider, apples, and a few other things for sale. Cash only. Their apples had some sort of problem this year... I guess a lot came off with the storms and the ones left on the trees were spotted (but still crisp and tasty). Was $15 for a half bushel. I also liked that they had apple picking poles to lend!

Unpretentious pick-yourself orchard with plenty of free parking and easy access to the apples…read more Golden delicious, Ida Reds, Gala and Red Delicious were available for picking today and it was a great experience. Going rate is $15 for a bushel and about 6 for their homemade apple cider. Beautiful weather for a stroll through the orchard with plenty of perfectly ripe and crisp apples to go around!

We were running errands and happen to see this little farm stand. It was set up to be socially…read moredistant and allow for buying produce without having to interact with anyone. It seems to operate on an honor system. Obviously, I wasn't sure if someone else came around and touched produce they didn't buy, but at least we didn't have to be close to anyone. The process was quick and sweet and I've been wanting to come by again. Not sure if its up and available all the time, but hoping to be able to go by again.

Terrific local produce, flowers and other surprises. Love supporting local and getting better items…read morethan what can be found in the grocery store.

Really good selection and great tasting produce better than giant but a little more expensive still…read moreworth the price Amazing service there

Stopped at the stand to buy Tomatoes, Sweet corn and Peaches. had a good talk with Matt and Luke…read morewhile we were there. The stand offers a verity of farm vegetables at good price. It is great to have this stand because of the very few stands with fresh vegetables. It's located in the Grey Goose Plant Store on route 27. Bruce and Tricia

How do you like them apples?? Very much indeed! This smaller orchard was just peachy!! It featured…read morea cool LOVE sign and an activity/game area for families! If you feel like picking your own fruit, the cozy orchards are perfect - but I (feeling lazy) just bought mine in the barn store! There were so many varieties of apples, and I also picked up some apple cider donuts, cider, baked goods as well as greeting cards, jams and pumpkins! The aesthetic was a cool vibe and all the displays were beautiful! There were some picnic tables and a gazebo and plenty of parking. The restroom is across from the parking lot and was pretty clean!! I loved this quaint country orchard and can't wait to go back!!

Great array of apples, pastries, jellies, jams, and more! Just in time for Fall!! Beautiful stop to…read moretake photo ops and enjoy the scenery or even pick up some wonderful food!! Highly recommend this cute place!!

This is not your average farmers' market! Think FAMILY. Think real food. Think Good, old-fashioned,…read morerural, polite, friendly, warm people. In addition to an array of small vegetable farmers, all of them family-run, and the owners themselves staffing the booth, you'll find locals selling tempting and wholesome baked goods, all-natural pork, grass-fed beef, free-range/pastured chicken, soaps, candles, jams, jellies, and cordials. Open every Saturday from May through October, with a special Sneak Preview day in April... On the first Saturday of each month, there are special events with Master Gardeners on hand to cover important garden topics, samples of local food, and sometimes even live music. Great place to meet the locals, build community, and get fresh, wholesome food!