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i've been going here every single year now for 4 years and I must say I have such an amazing time every year! I love it so much, the apple picking is so much fun, and they always have amazing pumpkins! You have to stop by their cute little cafe inside and get yourself one of their fall special apple cider drinks! An iced apple cider with whipped cream and an apple cider donut on top - TO DIE FOR!
My favorite place for fall activities. Jaswell's Farm has apple and pumpkin picking. They also sell delicious baked goods, condiments, and drinks. My favorite is their apple cider with apple cider donut. The staff is always the friendliest. They have outdoor seating but be aware of the bees.
Stopped by today around 1:30pm and it was packed! My husband and I parked down the street in one of their side lots on the grass. There were so many people out and about picking apples, pumpkins and waiting in line to grab their cider donuts and other farm fresh produce. We were in line for about 40 minutes, and when we left the line was wrapping around outside! I asked the cashier what they did to advertise and they said that they haven't! It was just locals coming out and supporting their community! Their cider donuts are UNREAL- probably the best cider donut I have ever had. My husband raved about their coffee and the cider was equally delicious! The staff did a great job handling all of the foot traffic! Jaswell's Farm needs to be added to your fall activities checklist!
had a wonderful time apple picking here twice this season. the staff are so friendly and hilarious actually. vibes 5/5. these cinderella looking pumpkins are gorgeous. so fun actually twisting it off the root and picking your own pumpkins. apple variety was great and lots of great photo opps too. the little market is great for extra things like their smoked beef jerky, apple pie pockets, and house made jams. great for gift giving too. we got a peck bag ($30) each time and definitely got more than 10 pounds of apples each time. they're generous with their apple bag pricing compared to others i have been to. trails easy to follow and labelled rows of apple types. i should try their other picking seasons too.
Jaswell's Farm is located at 50 Swan Rd in Smithfield, RI. This farm opened in 1899 and is 5th generation owned and operated. Jaswell's Farm is a market, bakery, cider mill, and pick-your-own. In November 2024, they are open Wednesday - Monday 9am - 4pm and closed on Tuesdays. Thanksgiving special hours are posted on their website. There are parking spaces right in front. Jaswell's Farm market carries preserves, jellies, salad dressings, prepackaged baking mixes, Vermont cheese, RI honey, local milk and eggs, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and assortment of fresh baked goods such as fresh fruits pies, pastries, fresh apple cider donuts and gourmet muffins. I ordered a small Hot Apple Cider, 1/2 dozen of M&M Cookies, 1/2 dozen of Apple Cider Donuts, and Vampire's Blood Yacht Club soda. Total was $20.23. The hot apple cider tasted like fall in a cup; it is made with Jaswell's own fresh apple cider heated with mulling spices. The M&M Cookies and Apple Cider Donuts were very soft and fresh. The cookies had mini M & M's and mini chocolate chips. The Apple Cider Donuts is made with Jaswell's apple cider and finished with a coating of cinnamon and sugar. Yacht Club soda is a local RI soda made with cane sugar and Vampire's Blood is one of their seasonal sodas. Jaswell's Farm also offer "pick your own" on a variety of products such as pumpkin picking, sunflower picking, and apple picking throughout the season. When I was there, a few people inquired about apple picking. Jaswell's Farm was a nice stop on a fall November day. After walking around the market, we walked to the pumpkin patch just to check it out. We came home with goodies and enjoyed them all.
Skip the other apple picking spots and come here. This is a very affordable option with plenty of apple varieties to pick from. The property is large so you will have to do some walking but once you get the perfect spot dependent on the variety of apples you might be looking for, your bag will be filled in no time. Easy to make a reservation online for the u pick option. Plenty of parking spots and some cider donuts and a small market inside for you to browse. I found this place last minute but so happy I found it.
I wanted to share one of my favorite fall activities! Jaswell Farms is always on my fall to do list, and I highly recommend it for Apple picking, and cider donuts. I save my calorie indulgence for this time of year) The farm is quite large with many trees, so you never feel too crowded while picking. They also have a great farm store with wonderful selections of items, including delicious jams and apple butter. YUM. It's refreshing to see a family farm, teaching kids good values at such a young age, as I noticed polite kids working hard to restock and maintain everything, all with a smile and a "good afternoon" If you happen to see them, give them a high five for their hard work.
We've been coming to Jaswell's for years for their ah-mazing apple cider donuts & fritters. Every now and then, we've picked out a pumpkin, but never picked our own directly from the patch (which you can do). There's also pick-your-own sunflowers - and of course, do the same for apples! The farm has a store that sells a variety of pre-made bakery items (some made in-house though the pies may be assembled offsite and finished in house), fresh vegetables - some but not all grown in RI (today I saw the largest locally grown Brussels sprouts I've ever seen), apple cider, bagged apples, pumpkins, etc. We had an unusual amount of rain this year, so the apple crop didn't look all that great. Jaswell's has a number of varietals for picking, which can make for more options for both eating out of hand and cooking/baking. I was a bit surprised at the number of dropped apples still in the orchard today, though. Several times I ended up twisting my ankle as I approached the branch I was picking from. I was also a bit disappointed that my apple fritters seemed a bit stale when I opened the package to eat one (which is NOT usual). Still, this place is a RI treasure!
I came to Jaswell's Farm on a Sunday afternoon in mid to late October with some friends, and had a great experience! This is a relatively smaller, apple farm, compared to some of the big names near Boston, but still a great time all around! All of their orchards are walkable, and with a lot of variety of apples to pick. However, going in late October, your selection of apples isn't the best. We got lucky though, and were able to find really amazing Gala apples, some of the sweetest and juiciest apples I've ever had! we were interested in looking for Honeycrisp apples as well, but they were mostly on the ground at that point in the season. Other than that, the other apples, available, or mostly baking apples, not snacking apples. I will have to dock a star for price though. A small bag of apples was $28, pretty pricey but fits around 15 to 20 apples, depending on size. You could also opt to get a larger bag for around $48 I believe, but it's a big commitment. One thing you must get when you come here is the apple crisp! They can make it fresh for you and put whipped cream and caramel drizzle on top, which was heavenly. A bit heavy on the brown sugar and the sweetness, but as to be expected, and a delicious treat after picking apples. We also got some apple cider donuts, and although they were pretty good, I don't know if I would say they were the best apple cider donuts I've ever had. The apple cider was also great, although also on the sweeter side, but a lot of my friends, really enjoyed it! Overall, I would recommend coming to this place for apple, picking because of the small Homey vibe and apples! The proximity to Providence is very nice. Not sure if there are other apple farms of this quality closer. It is a relatively small farm, but that can be a good thing! Also, seems like they have a lot of other activities going on, including sunflower, picking at one point in the season, and pumpkin picking. Parking wise, there's a grass lot before you get to the farm where a lot of people parked. It was full, but somehow we were still able to find parking and all of our friends were also able to park without any issues!
Jaswell's has become a new Family Tradition and who doesn't like Apple Picking. I highly recommend this Farm but get there early in the day and Also Early in the Season! They also have a Pumpkin Patch and a stand that sells Cider, Donuts, Coffee and other assorted Fruits and Veggies.
Very nice little farm stand. You really have to know where you are going to find it, as there are no signs in the neighborhood for it. My aunt used to take her children there 30 or 40 years ago and she said it had been a few years since she had been back. We got a pint of cider, a half-dozen apple cider donuts, and I bought a caramel apple as well. I just ate the caramel apple tonight and it was delicious; a little pricey, at $4.50, but tasty. I'm spoiled when it comes to donuts, as I live in Michigan and we have plenty of cider mills there, and I thought these were okay. Cider itself was very good, though. The farm is usually not open on Tuesdays but today they were open because of Rosh Hashanah, so we lucked out. Masks are required even though purchasing is outdoors, also. We had a nice conversation with the older lady running the stand, my aunt told her that she hadn't been back in a while. I would come back here again when in the area; it's probably the most authentic place for apple cider donuts in this area, too.
We visited Jaswells again, based on our first experience, I was looking forward to more amazing apples. Unfortunately, they were all sour and inedible. I tried baking them and they ended up a strange, spongy consistency, I ended up throwing them away. Disappointing that we have a half peck left of apples that look pretty on the table, but that's about it.
Got to enjoy some fresh, delicious Apple Cider Donuts and yummy Apple Cider yesterday and it was ohhh so good!!! Just as delicious as the last time I tried them!! It's such a fun spot this time of year with apple picking, pumpkin picking and so many yummy goodies to take home with you from pies, cookies, candy apples, loaf breads, coffee cakes, baking mixes, honey, apple cider and of course cider donuts and more!!
26 days ago
This farm is amazing! I took my high school pastry class there to explore sustainability in the world of pastry arts and the staff went above and beyond to accommodate us! My students were able to pick apples, explore their farm stand and make some fun memories with their friends. A trip to Jaswell's will be our new yearly tradition! read more
Came here today and while the cider and donuts were amazing, we def missed the prime apple and pumpkin picking season! Not the farm's fault by any means! They have some pre picked pumpkins to sell along with tons of stuff in the shop! We loved the treats we got and walking around the farm before it started to rain! Staff here were very nice! The store has a lot to offer. I do wish they had someone directing parking though when I arrived! It was a little confusing. Otherwise, a great time. I'll come back earlier next year though! read more
Such a cute & welcoming farm in Smithfield, RI! They offer apple picking and as fall comes, the farm has pumpkin picking & hay rides. We went when it was only apples and we plan to return when the pumpkins are here. The apples were so good, they offered many rows of macintosh apples to pick from. They also offer a baked goods area, ranging from apple cider donuts, iced/hot apple cider, baking mixes, pies, & more! You have to get a donut & cider, so good! The staff was beyond friendly. If you're looking for a fun fall activity, this is it! read more
24 days ago
22 days ago
i've been going here every single year now for 4 years and I must say I have such an amazing time every year! I love it so much, the apple picking is so much fun, and they always have amazing pumpkins! You have to stop by their cute little cafe inside and get yourself one of their fall special apple cider drinks! An iced apple cider with whipped cream and an apple cider donut on top - TO DIE FOR! read more
My favorite place for fall activities. Jaswell's Farm has apple and pumpkin picking. They also sell delicious baked goods, condiments, and drinks. My favorite is their apple cider with apple cider donut. The staff is always the friendliest. They have outdoor seating but be aware of the bees. read more
1 year ago
Stopped by today around 1:30pm and it was packed! My husband and I parked down the street in one of their side lots on the grass. There were so many people out and about picking apples, pumpkins and waiting in line to grab their cider donuts and other farm fresh produce. We were in line for about 40 minutes, and when we left the line was wrapping around outside! I asked the cashier what they did to advertise and they said that they haven't! It was just locals coming out and supporting their community! Their cider donuts are UNREAL- probably the best cider donut I have ever had. My husband raved about their coffee and the cider was equally delicious! The staff did a great job handling all of the foot traffic! Jaswell's Farm needs to be added to your fall activities checklist! read more
1 year ago
had a wonderful time apple picking here twice this season. the staff are so friendly and hilarious actually. vibes 5/5. these cinderella looking pumpkins are gorgeous. so fun actually twisting it off the root and picking your own pumpkins. apple variety was great and lots of great photo opps too. the little market is great for extra things like their smoked beef jerky, apple pie pockets, and house made jams. great for gift giving too. we got a peck bag ($30) each time and definitely got more than 10 pounds of apples each time. they're generous with their apple bag pricing compared to others i have been to. trails easy to follow and labelled rows of apple types. i should try their other picking seasons too. read more
2 years ago
Jaswell's Farm is located at 50 Swan Rd in Smithfield, RI. This farm opened in 1899 and is 5th generation owned and operated. Jaswell's Farm is a market, bakery, cider mill, and pick-your-own. In November 2024, they are open Wednesday - Monday 9am - 4pm and closed on Tuesdays. Thanksgiving special hours are posted on their website. There are parking spaces right in front. Jaswell's Farm market carries preserves, jellies, salad dressings, prepackaged baking mixes, Vermont cheese, RI honey, local milk and eggs, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and assortment of fresh baked goods such as fresh fruits pies, pastries, fresh apple cider donuts and gourmet muffins. I ordered a small Hot Apple Cider, 1/2 dozen of M&M Cookies, 1/2 dozen of Apple Cider Donuts, and Vampire's Blood Yacht Club soda. Total was $20.23. The hot apple cider tasted like fall in a cup; it is made with Jaswell's own fresh apple cider heated with mulling spices. The M&M Cookies and Apple Cider Donuts were very soft and fresh. The cookies had mini M & M's and mini chocolate chips. The Apple Cider Donuts is made with Jaswell's apple cider and finished with a coating of cinnamon and sugar. Yacht Club soda is a local RI soda made with cane sugar and Vampire's Blood is one of their seasonal sodas. Jaswell's Farm also offer "pick your own" on a variety of products such as pumpkin picking, sunflower picking, and apple picking throughout the season. When I was there, a few people inquired about apple picking. Jaswell's Farm was a nice stop on a fall November day. After walking around the market, we walked to the pumpkin patch just to check it out. We came home with goodies and enjoyed them all. read more
Skip the other apple picking spots and come here. This is a very affordable option with plenty of apple varieties to pick from. The property is large so you will have to do some walking but once you get the perfect spot dependent on the variety of apples you might be looking for, your bag will be filled in no time. Easy to make a reservation online for the u pick option. Plenty of parking spots and some cider donuts and a small market inside for you to browse. I found this place last minute but so happy I found it. read more
1 year ago
I wanted to share one of my favorite fall activities! Jaswell Farms is always on my fall to do list, and I highly recommend it for Apple picking, and cider donuts. I save my calorie indulgence for this time of year) The farm is quite large with many trees, so you never feel too crowded while picking. They also have a great farm store with wonderful selections of items, including delicious jams and apple butter. YUM. It's refreshing to see a family farm, teaching kids good values at such a young age, as I noticed polite kids working hard to restock and maintain everything, all with a smile and a "good afternoon" If you happen to see them, give them a high five for their hard work. read more
We've been coming to Jaswell's for years for their ah-mazing apple cider donuts & fritters. Every now and then, we've picked out a pumpkin, but never picked our own directly from the patch (which you can do). There's also pick-your-own sunflowers - and of course, do the same for apples! The farm has a store that sells a variety of pre-made bakery items (some made in-house though the pies may be assembled offsite and finished in house), fresh vegetables - some but not all grown in RI (today I saw the largest locally grown Brussels sprouts I've ever seen), apple cider, bagged apples, pumpkins, etc. We had an unusual amount of rain this year, so the apple crop didn't look all that great. Jaswell's has a number of varietals for picking, which can make for more options for both eating out of hand and cooking/baking. I was a bit surprised at the number of dropped apples still in the orchard today, though. Several times I ended up twisting my ankle as I approached the branch I was picking from. I was also a bit disappointed that my apple fritters seemed a bit stale when I opened the package to eat one (which is NOT usual). Still, this place is a RI treasure! read more
I came to Jaswell's Farm on a Sunday afternoon in mid to late October with some friends, and had a great experience! This is a relatively smaller, apple farm, compared to some of the big names near Boston, but still a great time all around! All of their orchards are walkable, and with a lot of variety of apples to pick. However, going in late October, your selection of apples isn't the best. We got lucky though, and were able to find really amazing Gala apples, some of the sweetest and juiciest apples I've ever had! we were interested in looking for Honeycrisp apples as well, but they were mostly on the ground at that point in the season. Other than that, the other apples, available, or mostly baking apples, not snacking apples. I will have to dock a star for price though. A small bag of apples was $28, pretty pricey but fits around 15 to 20 apples, depending on size. You could also opt to get a larger bag for around $48 I believe, but it's a big commitment. One thing you must get when you come here is the apple crisp! They can make it fresh for you and put whipped cream and caramel drizzle on top, which was heavenly. A bit heavy on the brown sugar and the sweetness, but as to be expected, and a delicious treat after picking apples. We also got some apple cider donuts, and although they were pretty good, I don't know if I would say they were the best apple cider donuts I've ever had. The apple cider was also great, although also on the sweeter side, but a lot of my friends, really enjoyed it! Overall, I would recommend coming to this place for apple, picking because of the small Homey vibe and apples! The proximity to Providence is very nice. Not sure if there are other apple farms of this quality closer. It is a relatively small farm, but that can be a good thing! Also, seems like they have a lot of other activities going on, including sunflower, picking at one point in the season, and pumpkin picking. Parking wise, there's a grass lot before you get to the farm where a lot of people parked. It was full, but somehow we were still able to find parking and all of our friends were also able to park without any issues! read more
Jaswell's has become a new Family Tradition and who doesn't like Apple Picking. I highly recommend this Farm but get there early in the day and Also Early in the Season! They also have a Pumpkin Patch and a stand that sells Cider, Donuts, Coffee and other assorted Fruits and Veggies. read more
1 year ago
Very nice little farm stand. You really have to know where you are going to find it, as there are no signs in the neighborhood for it. My aunt used to take her children there 30 or 40 years ago and she said it had been a few years since she had been back. We got a pint of cider, a half-dozen apple cider donuts, and I bought a caramel apple as well. I just ate the caramel apple tonight and it was delicious; a little pricey, at $4.50, but tasty. I'm spoiled when it comes to donuts, as I live in Michigan and we have plenty of cider mills there, and I thought these were okay. Cider itself was very good, though. The farm is usually not open on Tuesdays but today they were open because of Rosh Hashanah, so we lucked out. Masks are required even though purchasing is outdoors, also. We had a nice conversation with the older lady running the stand, my aunt told her that she hadn't been back in a while. I would come back here again when in the area; it's probably the most authentic place for apple cider donuts in this area, too. read more
We visited Jaswells again, based on our first experience, I was looking forward to more amazing apples. Unfortunately, they were all sour and inedible. I tried baking them and they ended up a strange, spongy consistency, I ended up throwing them away. Disappointing that we have a half peck left of apples that look pretty on the table, but that's about it. read more
5 years ago
Got to enjoy some fresh, delicious Apple Cider Donuts and yummy Apple Cider yesterday and it was ohhh so good!!! Just as delicious as the last time I tried them!! It's such a fun spot this time of year with apple picking, pumpkin picking and so many yummy goodies to take home with you from pies, cookies, candy apples, loaf breads, coffee cakes, baking mixes, honey, apple cider and of course cider donuts and more!! read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Wanting to try a new place for cider and cider donuts, we opted to give Jaswell's a try. The cider was fresh and cold, and the donuts were sweet and delicious! Everything was outside, so we felt very comfortable, even though there was a bit of a crowd. We went in the fall, and they had pumpkin picking going on in the pumpkin patch, not to mention apples galore for sale as well. If you are lucky, you can get a nice parking spot in their lot. Otherwise, there is plenty of roadside parking along my their farm. We were very pleased with everything that they offered, and can't wait to go back again next season! read more
A very popular orchard and farm. We came here on a weekday so it wasn't crowded like the weekends usually are. They had a good selection of fresh vegetables and baked goods. I bought their cranberry orange loaf, and my girlfriend bought kettle corn and apples. Their prices are more reasonable than other nearby orchards and they also offer beautiful views of the countryside and farms. Staff were helpful and friendly as well. read more
2 years ago
Had a blast at Jaswell's Farm! A classmate recommended it so I decided to bring out some family friends who were visiting from the West Coast. The staff recommend calling ahead the day of if you plan to go apple picking (just in case the picking season has concluded or there is inclement weather). There are about 10 rows of apple trees and we had lots of fun picking from the two varieties in season. Unlike Knight Farm in Scituate, there was plenty of fruit to pick at different heights! After we were done picking apples, we went inside, where I got a small pumpkin and half a dozen apple cider donuts, and hot apple ciders to go for all four of us. The women on staff are super friendly and since we are from Washington state, chatted us up about different orchards and apple varieties on the East vs. the West Coast. The pumpkin patch is also super cute! A field trip of children were venturing out to pick some just as we were leaving. This is a fantastic place to visit in the fall! Super festive. read more
5 years ago
I love apple cider donuts and always drag my husband apple picking every year so this year we settled on jaswell's farm. We made reservations in advance online which was easy to do. They require you to buy a bag of apples when you do so you have to put your money where your mouth is! We only made our reservation a couple of days before arriving and there were still plenty of spots left. It looked like you could also walk in day of but it was easier with a reservation. Then you are pretty much free to pick. When we went they had three varieties of apples and although some trees were picked over we generally found they had plenty to pick. I do wish they had signs on both ends of the rows because sometimes we would walk down one row and then go up another from the back and have no clue what type we were picking. They also had a rule saying you couldn't eat any apples as you picked which seemed very silly. How else are you going to know which types to get if you haven't tried them before (for example I'd never had a cortland so wasn't sure if I should bother). After picking we checked out the farm stand which had a good variety of snacks. The line was always long though so it took a while to get through. We got cider and cider donuts. I thought the donuts fresh from the fryer were very good. When we took them home they definitely didn't last quite as well on the next days but that's not too shocking. They also had a sunflower field and pumpkin patch that we didn't explore at all. Overall we had a good experience but I've been to orchards I liked more. read more
5 years ago
2 years ago
I've been coming here every year the past 3 years for Apple picking. I usually come here around October but headed there earlier this year. I looked online and their FB page said it was open for Apple picking but when I went today, they only had their side Orchard open and not the main orchard. They only had Macintosh and Gala apples available today! Although the options were limited, the apples are still delicious! I remember the price being much cheaper during the high season, today we picked 10 apples and it was $10. read more
2 years ago
Fun time here in mid-Oct. The apples are almost all picked out but still had a good time. I recommend coming here earlier in the month or in Sept for apples. There were plenty of pumpkins to choose from and there were sunflowers as well. There's a food stand and fruits / pies in the indoors store. Apples were $2.50/lb which isn't unreasonable. I'll come back next year but will shoot for Sept read more
Huge, expansive pumpkin patch. Although I thought the individual pumpkins were a bit overpriced at $5 for small pumpkins and $10 for large pumpkins, the whole patch experience was very enjoyable and the selection of pumpkins was so vast. I spent at least 45 minutes walking around, taking photos and selecting the perfect pumpkins. There were not a ton of people in the patch and there was a lot of room to social distance. I did not have such a great experience waiting in line to order cider donuts and cider. There were no markers set up for social distancing although most everyone was wearing masks. The staff did not seem to be cleaning the counters or credit card machines between customers. Also, I could not believe they didn't have a board or signs or menus posted with the items available for sale. Everyone had to ask the staff what was available before being able to order which made an already long line move very slowly. I highly recommend they buy a huge wipe board and post the items available for sale. It would greatly speed up the line. At least the line is all outside- the store itself is closed. Pluses here are the free parking, relatively easy to get to location and huge pumpkin patch. The wait and chaos of the store is the main negative. read more
Jaswel's Farm is exactly where you should go before visiting friends and family that you love dearly. Whether you're grabbing a pie or a box of goodies or a bag of apples/other fruit to bake something delicious, you are going to leave with quality. And that is what you want for people you love, right? Their little market is perfect for creating a unique and delicious gift basket. Jams, spreads, fruits, treats, kettle corn, cider donuts...just what you would want from a New England farm. They really love what they do. The owner told us that her husband, Mr. Jaswell, has been known to tell entire produce trucks to turn around if they are anything less than perfect. He cares deeply about his business and customers and that always puts a smile on my face. Great atmosphere, great spot for picking your own or grabbing from the market. Amazing baked goods. People that care. Doesn't get much better! read more
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6 years ago
It wouldn't be fall in New England without apple picking! I visited Jaswell's the other day and there were two varieties of apples available for pick-your-own: Honeycrisp and (I think?) Macintosh. The price for PYO was $2.50 per pound, which is a great price for Honeycrisp but a little overpriced for Macintosh. But the apples were so fresh and delicious, it was worth paying a little extra! They were perfect for both baking and eating. They DO take credit cards ($5 min) for pick-your-own, which was unexpectedly convenient! One of the reasons I decided to come to Jaswell's instead of the other farms in the area is the farmstand. They sell a ton of different vegetables, baked goods, preserves, and other homemade treats. They also had a tent serving up hot apple crisp, apple cider, and apple cider doughnuts. Yum! I didn't visit the pumpkin patch, but it looked a little picked over, which was understandable for a Sunday afternoon in October! I might try to check out a few other farms before coming back here, but overall, Jaswell's has everything you could want for a fun fall day! read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
Such a beautiful experience with the family. We chose a perfect day with amazing weather. To be able to get yourself a spot for Apple/pumpkin picking, your have to go on their website and reserve a time slot. The process is fast and easy and it assures you a secure spot rather than waiting in line. After the Apple and pumpkin picking we stood in line for some Apple cider donuts which were absolutely amazing. Not too sweet and not too dry, my family and I definitely enjoyed them. The only reason why I didn't give Jaswells a solid 5 stars is because we were only allowed to pick 2 types of apples. Personally, I would have liked to have more of a variety. Also, a lot of the trees were completely empty and most of the apples were on the grass. But overall it was an great experience, would definitely go back because it is close to home but next year I'll be trying another orchard. read more
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