We went here with the goal of apples and we left with apples and mums! They have a cute little shop with lots of options and a beautiful outdoor location with lots of places to sit and enjoy the fall season! read more

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I'm giving this place two stars because I feel like they can improve. Starting off with the food was OK for the pricing. I just wish the people handling the food could wear gloves. I seen man digging in his ears and then pass me my fries. On top of the chaotic mess of six teenagers trying to figure out whose food goes to who. I will give the venue five stars for the scenery. But after I got done with Apple picking that's when it really gets a low score for me the three ladies at the end of the hill that weighs what you picked were really extremely rude, unprofessional, and inhospitable. Yelling at the children that were in my party. Asking if we were gonna pay for things and not in a polite tone. On top of who looks like a manager because she wasn't wearing the same color shirt as the other ladies, but was sitting in a chair really didn't do anything and allowed those other two to keep talking to us the way that they did. So when somebody in my party had to address their behavior to them because of how they were addressing the children in my group. they started playing victim. Saying they were confused about what was going on after we asked them several times to give us a second so my party can get the kids that were with us together. Wish I had a better ending to this day, but sadly it did not. PS. the popcorn here is delicious read more

Wow. This place is...crazy...in the best possible way. Mt. Airy Orchards was recommended by a neighbor who is a regular customer. In this instance, we were on the hunt for apple cider donuts. We found the donuts (delicious!) and a whole lot more. True to the name, Mt Airy is a working orchard and farm with a very impressive farm store operation. On this fall day, there was a dizzying selection of produce, baked goods, frozen prepared foods (pies and more), gourds, pumpkins, apples, and much more. There are apparently pick your own opportunities as well. Parking is plentiful and Mt Airy is well-staffed with a very friendly team of folks. The farm store is immaculate. Note that Mt Airy is in a very rural area off winding, narrow roads. Pay attention to your GPS and drive carefully. Highly recommend this York County gem. read more

We went for the fresh apple cider donuts, had none, only frozen, and said they had fall seasonal soup, but found none of that either. Very disappointing since we went out of our way to get there. read more

Love that they have a variety of things to do - apple picking in the orchard, pumpkins, prepackaged items, and the best is the fresh fresh to order. I got the apple cider donuts which were warm, soft, and delicious. I also did a pumpkin milkshake which was also good. Lots of room to sit read more

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Nice place we went here for apple picking for the first time then we visited the market and even stopped over to the ice cream stand,all the staff we interacted with were friendly,they also have a cute play part if you have some young kids ,again it was our first visit but I am sure to go back when the weather gets nice . The prices were decent and quality was good . read more

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This is an amazing place to pick apples. When Apple season is open, you check the website to tell you what types are being picked. They take really good care of their facilities and grounds. And the Cinnamon Donuts are a must. read more

Mt Airy Orchards - Picking apples - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

We went to the orchard for Apple picking and overall it wasn't about experience. The prices for pick your own apples are reasonable, the property is well maintained and labelling of which trees have which apples was clearly understood. This store had a nice variety of locally made goods and fresh produce, and sells fresh Apple cider doughnuts. Here is where this review loses a star. I was waiting in line to use the restroom facilities when I saw staff walked back-and-forth with fresh packs of donuts. I ask the staff member how I could get a package, I was told I could buy them from the store or I could come around to the front window and get them hot. Hot apple cider doughnuts?? Yes please. So I went to the front window and ordered a dozen while my group waited at the picnic tables. The young lady at the window said they could give me a package of 6 but I would just have to wait for a little while for the other 6, which I was fine with, so I moved to the side. That is where things went wrong. Someone (who was probably a manager?) then had a meeting with the people in the fresh food kitchen and gave a dressing down to the young lady who took my order. While customers waited in line, the manager loudly explaining that (apparently), only orders of 4 doughnuts or less could be taken at the window. It seems there was some confusion between orders in the shop and orders at the window, a list had been created of people waiting for donuts, things were getting crowded in the store, and now there was a waiting list for doughnuts. I felt so bad for the young lady at the window. The manager was absolutely out of line in the way was handled in that moment while customers waited to be served. It sounds like there are some training and communication issues need resolved here. I waited 15 minutes outside for the 6 remaining doughnuts. Taste wise, the wait was worth it, the outside of the doughnuts was crispy with cinnamon and sugar while the inside was pillowy on soft and light. The doughnut may have been a cake donut but it wasn't heavy or soggy, they were heaven. read more

Mt Airy Orchards - Apple picking day - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

Allways a good time, very crazy busy but plenty parking in the back. We usually get carried away ordering, sugary donuts, hanging in the front but there's more in the back! A big playground for young and older....and a maze! Next to all that excitement it's easy to forget about plain applepicking but that's available also! You can check their website to see which varieties are available for harvest. We do think it's a teenie bit pricy though. read more

Stopped here today to grab some fruit. Just googled local fruit stand and google pulled this place up. Thank you Google! This time a year the fruit section is lagging or not ripe..but they had a good selection..and it was ripe, and good. We got blueberries, pre cut cantaloupe (from their cantaloupe selection), and their homemade mini cheesecakes. Definitely get you some of those cheesecakes!! Amazing!! They have a nice selection of their canned jelly, salsa, butter spreads (apple, pumpkin, etc), little toy section for the kiddos, they have every flavor of cow tail (I don't care what age you are..they're amazing!), An entire honey section ..it was amazing, and a refrigerated/frozen meat area. The employee that took care of us today was super friendly, and kind. We are going back tomorrow to get some ice cream from their ice cream stand..so I'll definitely take some more pics and drop them below. But for now.. here's the bomb ass cheesecake minis and cow tails. As promised..went back tonight..ice cream..price vs serving size.. perfect. I got the cappuccino ice cream and my fiance got moose tracks. Both were amazing. 2 sizes..small & large. At the moment you have to order your ice cream as the cash register Inside. Beautiful views while you eat your ice cream. Also..I feel comfortable after going to days in a row..saying that this is an LGBTQ+ friendly spot. The staff was kind to us both times. Added a bunch more pictures! read more

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Decided to visit and explore the place since I heard so much about them. They have candies, jams, popcorn, jellies, fresh produce and other homemade goods in their stand to sell. Tried their apple cider, non pariels and farm fresh produce. Everything tasted good. They also had blueberry and apple pickings. Staff was friendly and nice. Very cute place, worth a visit. read more

Well, I was here on free ice cream day so they get 5 starts from me. It's a nice local shop that we occasionally stop at to get fresh fruit and food. They have ice cream for sale as well. If you're in the area you should stop by. They're really close to ski Roundtop! read more

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This is such a beautiful respite from the business of the city. I came here to pick apples for my sister's birthday and we had such a lovely time. The well established orchard is healthy and abundant. They have a lot of different varieties of apples and hugggge blueberry bushes. They have an adorable farm shop and a food stand. There are activities for kids. But really, you cannot beat the scenery. Gorgeous! read more

This weekend was my first time apple and pumpkin picking at Paulus and it was a great experience! The staff was super friendly and helpful which made you feel welcome. This location also has plenty of parking which is great. The farm was quite large offering 7 different kinds of apples. I found the prices to be extremely affordable ($.99 / lb) when compared to NJ prices. Although it's a bit late in the season there were plenty of apples still left on the trees. The pumpkin patch had a variety of pumpkins. I was impressed that most of the pumpkins were in great shape which made it hard to choose. The farm was clean and I didn't have to step over any rotting pumpkins. They also grow fresh butternut squash you can pick as well as other fruits and vegetables based on the season. The market was great!!! The apple cider donuts were delicious and you can buy them freshly made. What's better than a hot apple cider donut??? They also made whoopee pies which I couldn't pass up! Fresh, delicious, generous in size and inexpensive. I'm looking fwd to going back in the spring to pick some blueberries and take home some whoopee pie goodness! read more

Mt Airy Orchards - Pumpkin patch with corn stalks and butternut squash in the background! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

Clearly a must to see for the family! The fruit is Great for sure but I love taking our 7 year old grandson. Deven loves watching the bees work in the well designed inside hive that has access to the outside for the bees to carry on their busy activities. Needless to say Deven only wants honey on his blue berry hot cakes not pancake syrup. We also top off our visit with a hand dipped ice cream cone followed by a picture in the Giant Paulus rocking chair, that makes Great pictures seeing his growth through the years... Great job Paula's orchard!!! read more

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What a fabulous experience my family and I had this past weekend (Columbus Day) at Paulus Orchard. We arrived a little bit early, and we are glad that we did!! It was such a beautiful weekend, it seemed like everyone had the same idea we did. Below is a pretty comprehensive review of our time here: Apple Orchard: This was by far one of the top reasons why we came. My daughter had never picked apples prior to this experience. Overall, the Jonathan apples were... hands-down ...the best. The orchard itself was relatively well mowed and maintained, and there was a wide variety of apples that were ripe for the pickin. We bought a large bag for about 15.95. I think for the quantity of apples you can stuff into this bag, that it is a fair price for a great experience. You have to remember, you are paying for the apples, and for the experience. This was a waaaay better way to spend my Sunday with my daughter than going to some other activity of equal cost -- like a movie...(4/5) Pumpkin Patch: Daaaaamn. How about those pumpkins...some were freakin' huge, and shaped perfectly for carving. I got one of the largest pumpkins I have ever bought for an incredibly fair price. It was a great deal. I have bought $30 pumpkins before that weren't half as nice in Central NY. I think that the monstrosities (pictured) were like $12 each. That is amazing. (5/5) Corn Maze/Kid area: We opted to do the orchard and patch first. When we were finished, the other activities were over-run with people / kids. As such, we opted to skip this, but I wanted to write about it anyway. From what we saw, there was a really cool play are for kids. I wish it wasn't so busy ... so keep this in mind if you go. You may want to do these activities first (4/5) General Store: Within their store they have a pretty fair selection of homemade items and products. From apple cider that is produced locally with their apples, to canned jams, jellies, and pickled items, to some pre made baked good like apple dumplings and pies. Additionally, they even have a little section of produce. We almost bought the entire lot of jalapenos because they looked great. Unfortunately, we had just stopped at Karn's the day before. Bummer for us. (4/5) Price: For what I got, I feel like the experience was well worth it. From the humongous pumpkins, to the quaint orchard, we all had a great family experience. (5 / 5) Service: The service was varied. It bordered on unhelpful at times given that we had never been there, but then another worker was extremely pleasant and helpful. So I got a pretty good mix of people. Overall (3/5) Final Thoughts: This is definitely a place I will be back at next year. I was really happy with the vast array of activities and things to do for a fair price. This is a great adventure for your whole family. read more

Mt Airy Orchards - This was the horde of goodies that we harvested (picked ourselves) from Paulus Orchards. Extremely fair price for high quality goods! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

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Awesome farm not far from mechanicsburg. Aside from having a cool little farm market, they provide a wholesome experience for the kids in their playland. There were two pedal car tracks, human hamster wheels, kids chicken coup, a place to build kid sized log cabins and many other thoughtfully entertaining activities for kids and grown ups to enjoy together. Though the apple picking (starting at 10.00) and pumpkin patch (ranging from 3 to 12 bucks) were not included in the admission to play land, if you just want to do the patch and orchard, you can. I will make this a lovely fall tradition. read more

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Took a girls trip and loved it!! About a hour and a half drive from Baltimore. This places has TONS to do (although it was raining and not everything was open). First we went Apple picking. Acres as far as the eye can see with Apple trees. Lots of types to choose from (some I had never heard of before but so glad I tried...Mutsu apples OMG!) The trees which you are able to pick from are easily identified so there is no question. You are given a big or small bag at the beginning and you can choose as much as you want. You play by the weight. .87 cents a lb for all apples (so one type is not more expensive than others). They also accept credit cards which is super convenient. Next on to the pumpkins. I have never seen so many in my life! They have your basic jack o lanterns and "speciality" pumpkins that are blue/green, stripes, spotted, you name it! So pretty! It was hard practicing self control when I would have taken all of them! Pricing ranges by size. About $2 for a small and $15 for large. Last was the gift shop. I'm warning you now it's impossible to leave without buying something! Everyone looked amazing! Apple cider donuts are my new favorite thing! They were even still warm! Apple butter and peach salsa are perfect! Only down side of the day was the rain, causing the corn maze and other attractions not to be open but we still had just as much fun! Would recommend this place to anyone! read more

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Our go to place in the fall for fun. We love the corn maze and other family activities. Great spot for apply and pumpkin picking. They also have a great store that has good apply butter, jams, and apple cider. read more

Mt Airy Orchards - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

Had a lot of fun here with the family. Yeah in the end I think it's a more overpriced then buying apples and pumpkins from Giant but it really is an experience. It's fun to go out to the orchards with the kids and pick all your own apples. And then go up to the pumpkin patches and pick those out as well. read more

Mt Airy Orchards - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

family friendly orchard. Awesome retail shop. Fresh farm to table jams,salsas,dressings you name it. reasonably priced. set in a country road with beautiful farm views. hayrides and activities for all ages. Famous for the apple cider donuts and apple cider floats. read more

My boyfriend and I went to Paulus Orchards in the fall for apple picking. They do a good job of letting customers know what is in season each week on their facebook page. The prices are great; much better than grocery store prices for apples and you can pick them yourself on Saturdays and Sundays! They also have a corn maze and pumpkin picking, as well as a country store with homemade donuts. If you're looking to pick apples in South Central PA, I highly recommend Paulus Orchards. read more

I love Paulus Orchards! The farm is family friendly with a fun play area for children in the fall, a corn maze, seasonal apple, pumpkin, strawberry, blackberry, raspberry, and blueberry picking, a kitchen that serves up great meals, and a farm store that has any type of jam, honey, or soup you can think of. The apple cider donuts are a popular pick here as well! I get all my produce here when I can! read more

Mt Airy Orchards - U-Pick Strawberries! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Dillsburg, Pennsylvania

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Three words: APPLE. CIDER. DONUTS. Oh god. I ate so many donuts. They were without a doubt the best donuts I have ever had in my life. It's a little pricey, but come on: do you really need to buy apples from 600 miles away just to save a few cents a pound? This is a real working farm. I liked that they had some non-standard pumpkin and gourd varieties. Nice to see that someone remembers they're food as well as decoration! I see that, due to local pressure, they have switched from a Halloween-themed corn maze this year to a Biblical one. Some folks have no sense of humor. read more

Paul us orchards is a fun place to take the kids for a fall activity. Lots of things to do like hay rides and corn maze. Nice pick your own apples and pumpkins. I have to give this a 3 though because it is quite pricey. I have 3 kids and it costs a small fortune for the day! read more

Karen at Paulus Orchards provided us with some excellent cider donuts for our wedding! I only got to have one, but guests very much enjoyed them, and it was a nice alternative to the same old wedding cake (that most guests don't eat anyway). read more

The staff was great and it was a great place to come and have fun with the family. Picking your own apples was a great time and then playing in the corn maze and playing human foos ball. We then played in all the other games, and then went down to the pumpkin patch where they had so many different types of pumpkins. The food was so good and a good price. Overall, Paulus Orchards was a great experience with great staff and great prices to have a good time. read more

So much to do with family and friends of all ages! It's awesome in the summer and fall!! Also, the fresh fruits and veggies are wonderful!!! Pricing is very reasonable. read more

I ended up paying $150 for the trip!! That was way more than what I planned. The prices are very expensive!! I did not see any worker smiling there! the staff are not warm nor friendly! Such place should be a fun, cozy, family-friendly, so a person can make good memories. read more

Cannot recommend Paulus Orchards highly enough! Beautiful location, friendly people, and a fun and family-friendly atmosphere! Don't miss out on blueberry picking in the summer and flower/sunflower picking in the late summer/fall. I take everyone I know here--it's always a huge hit and there's always something new to do based on the season. Love it! read more

I feel awful writing a negative review of Paulus because I've loved going there for years, but I feel it must be shared. The prices have gone way up this year: $15.50 for a grocery store-sized plastic bag. Also, they used to have many free things for the kids. Now, it is $7 per person to go into the play area (and adults even have to pay only to watch their kids). Lastly, my kids left very discouraged because the apple varieties that were open did not have any apples low enough for them to pick (even with the kids on our shoulders). Hate to say it, but our annual visit has come to an end. We will not be returning. read more

Been coming here for a few years. After picking ten pounds of apples my ten year old daughter and I took a little walk around the perimeter of part of the orchard and got yelled at badly by some lady... perhaps the owner?? Nice place but I guess you aren't allowed to wander and enjoy the grounds for ten minutes after spending our money. It seemed like a huge over reaction and was very strange actually. Definitely left a bad taste in our mouths despite the yummy apples. read more

Me and my wife went their recently while returning from Hersheys, and trust us that was the right decision. Apples are fresh. They start apple picking after the labor day, so if we get a chance to visit the place during that period, will sure visit them again. ALso dont forget to have fresh fruit milkshake, we had a peach shake and it was great. read more

Cute play area, but my husband and I came here with our friend and her son. It would have cost us $9/person just to get into the gated children's play area just to watch my friend's little boy enjoy the activities. $36 just for one kid to play is ridiculous. And the $9 is for anyone ages 3+. The $9 admission does include the pumpkin patch, corn maze, and hayride, but we were there strictly for the play area. It's a good deal if you are planning to take part in every activity. My recommendation for them would be to charge half the price for kids under 12, charge for each activity separately, and offer packages for families looking to participate in everything. Their prices on produce and stuff in the market are also high. This place seems to be another small family business turned money-hungry. read more

Paulus orchards has good intentions for family orchard fun, but it is way overpriced. It cost $40 to get into the play area. My husband and I also had to get wristbands to accompany our kids. The pumpkin prices were also outrageous at $28 for four pick your own. We also had to spend money on drinks and snacks. Save a bundle and go to Flinchbaugh's instead. Not worth the cost. read more

It's a nice enough orchard, but everything is REALLY expensive. Make sure to bring your wallet.

The U-pick has always been worth the trip. The apple cider donuts are phenomenal as well!

I like their orchard and the fruit is fresh but they tell people they don't spray and the do.

We went here on a field trip with my daughter's preschool class in the fall. One of the owners, a female, was extremely unprofessional. She asked me to move my car. I asked another parent to watch my three year old while I did so and began walking toward my car with the owner. As we are walking, she screamed back to her husband to start the tour. This might not seem like a big deal, but I had just left my young child and she wanted her husband to get her on a hayride without me. Clearly, this was not okay. I said "excuse me, ma'am" to try to get her attention and she ignored me. She wasn't more than three steps ahead of me. I said it louder and asked her to please not start the tour while I moved my vehicle as a favor to her. She gave me an extremely disgusted look and didn't acknowledge me otherwise. I was very upset. It really is not my fault that she overbooked field trips to the farm that day and was trying to rush everything. She then completely ignored my young child during the tour even as she was asking pertinent questions and participating in the discussion. Unfortunately, we won't be coming back. read more