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Snow-Line Orchard

4.5 (495 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Apryl W.

A cute stop in Oak Glen! The warm apple cider donuts are delicious and only $9 for a dozen. We also enjoyed the cold apple cider. The general store has apples, seasonal decor, candles, and other goodies, plus a separate area offering alcoholic ciders. There was live music on the lawn, picnic tables, and plenty of space for kids to play. Just be prepared for crowds! The donut line was long, and parking felt extremely limited by 10:30am.

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Taryn C.

Arrive early! I'd recommend getting there before they open. I bought a raspberry cider and apple cider donuts. Both were so good! $9 for a dozen and $8 for a pint of cider. They make their donuts fresh, and you can see the machine making them from the glass window. Warm and perfectly apple spiced!

Tina C.

Within Oak Glen's 5-mile loop of apple orchards, cider mills, and family-friendly activities, Snow-Line Orchard is a crown jewel! The warm mini cinnamon sugar cider donuts and icy cold cider slushies are always delicious, plus u-pick raspberry season opened this past Friday (8/14/26) for weekend Fri-Sun picking. Raspberry picking was so much fun! For $20/3-pint flat (or $10/pint), we waded through the summer brambles and picked so many delicious magenta gems. We gobbled some raspberries straightaway at a shaded picnic table and made jam with the rest. A special shoutout to Josh, whose smiling kindness, excellent knowledge, and extra-thoughtful offer to split a full slushie into two cups for the little ones in our group made the visit even better. The store is wonderful, too, with homemade jams, jellies, and canned fruits and vegetables, olive oils and vinegars ($8/tasting), rustic merchandise, and a backroom bar featuring homemade wines ($20/5-wine tasting or $12/glass). The orchard has a good-sized parking lot as well as two bathrooms. PRO TIP: wear long pants if you want to avoid thorny brambles while raspberry picking!

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Tracy B.

I would probably give 3.5, mostly for the area... we came up last weekend and the way back to LA from the desert. Weekends are pretty crowded with families and it's very quaint and wholesome place to visit. Snow-line is set down a ways off the road , and we still found parking, there are a few little lots, if you don't find parking right away keep driving. We were partly enticed by the lure of Apple cider donuts but my husband found them underwhelming. However other people seem to love? I tried the apple pie and it was average. Anyway still worth a visit, I love that it's family owned and historic.

Jenny T.

Cute and very walkable with both indoor shopping and a nice picnic area. The donuts were different and tasty. They came out hot and fresh as you order them. We got the mimosa from the cider mill and it was pretty good. I thought it was a little too sweet, but It's apple cider so that makes sense. Plenty of cider samples along with Apple tastings. Service was friendly and quick.

Raspberries ready to be picked!
Katy S.

Snow Line Orchard is really fun to check out if you're in Oak Glen. Dropping by for apple cider and donuts is a must! There's also raspberry picking, I believe it's $10 a basket. There is also outdoor seating so you can grab your goodies and enjoy everything outside. I would definitely recommend dropping by, it's a lot of fun and family-friendly.

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Yen-tso K.

Instead of winery hopping we decided to try orchard hopping. Came for mega-sized apple cider cheerios. Didn't disappoint! Paired well with their apple pie and apple cider. Once you see the cheerios, you can't unsee it. Cute orchard with berry picking if you can brave the heat.

Snow - Line at Oak Glen . Bags of a variety of local grown apples.

I have taken my family to Oak Glen for the past 25 years. It's so refreshing to get into the mountains of San Bernardino. Not much of a drive (1-2 hours ) for most of LA OC etc. The ambience impossibly gets better ever ! This year I was incredibly thrilled with the numerous areas of arts and crafts that I had not seen before! So many handmade creations perfect for unique Xmas gifts. The mud slides and rain have not damaged any of the shops or orchards. I think everyone should take the road trip up to Oak Glen and get revitalized. Best to get there by 10 am and enjoy so many places. Stop into Candy shop to meet Brooklyn and Shannon and Joey at Snow- Line at the top where the famous " apple cider mini donut " are worth the wait . Go e

Picking season may be over, but they still had tons of apples, bagged, and ready to go home
Kim M.

It's not my first time visiting Snow line but it has become a tradition to stop and get some apple cider donuts anytime we are up in Oak Glen. I believe it was for something called the apple butter festival that brought us up here again. Cool weather and the peaceful quiet is what you expect from Apple country. I love that snow line has a ton of parking options and a beautiful shop to browse with everything from hot apple cider donuts, two wines and more preserves than you could ever imagine! Literally off the beaten path you can sample apple cider as well as their fun berry variations. The apple pie is absolutely massive if you decide to get one and take it home! I highly recommend grabbing yourself a bite and sitting beneath the trees outside to soak in the peaceful vibes!

Warm apple cider donuts fried onsite
Regina L.

Our family came on a weekend morning and we had a relaxing and enjoyable visit. Parking is a bit limited but we were able to find a spot in the designated dirt lot. I've heard the lines for their apple cider donuts can get long so we came early on a weekend morning to beat any potential crowds, and we were able to easily and quickly get a couple dozen of their delicious mini apple cider donuts which were soft and sweet. Forewarning, their tiny size makes it perfect for overeating, but no complaints here as they were delicious! There's a decent sized outdoor area with picnic tables for seating. It's mostly shaded from the trees and beautifully decorated with string lights. After we enjoyed our donuts at the picnic table, we walked around the grounds and looked at the apple trees, and also perused the country store which offered samples of their delicious cider and slices of their crisp and tasty apples. Perfect Fall activity and we can't wait to come back next year and make this a tradition.

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Apple Cider Donuts Worth the Trip! I recently visited the Oak Glen apple orchards specifically to get some of their famous apple cider donuts. The location where I had purchased them before was still preparing to open for the season, so I headed over to Snow-Line Orchard--and I'm so glad I did! The apple cider donuts were absolutely delicious. They were served hot, covered with plenty of cinnamon sugar, and full of flavor. They were just as wonderful as I remembered the last time I visited the area and definitely worth the trip to Oak Glen. Snow-Line itself is such a charming and peaceful place. The quaint shop has plenty to look at, including jams, specialty food items, gifts, and interesting little knickknacks. Outside, there is a lovely picnic area surrounded by the apple orchard, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. The customer service was also excellent. Esteban, the young man working at the cash register, was especially friendly, courteous, welcoming, and helpful. I would really like to commend him for providing such wonderful service. His positive attitude added even more enjoyment to my visit. Between the delicious hot donuts, the charming shop, the orchard, and the excellent customer service, I had a wonderful time at Snow-Line Orchard. I will definitely return and highly recommend stopping by--especially for those amazing apple cider donuts!

Catherine Z.

1 hour long wait but well worth it for the yummiest made fresh apple cider donuts! They're perfectly warm and chewy and seasoned with apple cider flavored sugar. Just the perfect amount of sweetness. The apple cider slushie was good, but was a bit melted (which staff let us know prior to purchasing). Overall must try if you're visiting oak glen!

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May W.

Apple donuts (dozen): Not a big fan of the donuts they were soft and fluffy not crispy. Per my Asian sweet tooth, this was too sweet for me so I could only eat one donut while having my water bottle on the side. Tip: Price was reasonable, but Apple Annie's has a apple donut stand open during Thanksgiving time which sells $1-2 lower. If you go earlier than Thanksgiving then the stand might not be open. Parking lot available, no charge. HOWEVER, there is tight road to drive to the parking lot. I would recommend to go at nonpeak times because the cars entering the road are pretty much driving off the edge of the cliff.

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Fresh apple cider donuts, adorable gift shop, and fresh mountain air make this stop an absolute gem.

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Best apple pie we've ever had! The cider machine wasn't running but the pie was worth the drive up.

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Ask the Community - Snow-Line Orchard

Hi, when do you think the color of the leaves will peak? Or, did it already pass?

It's right now :) Please refer to our IG and FB for current photos.

Is there apple picking? If so when is the time to do that?

Hello. We are not a u-pick orchard for apples. We do offer u-pick raspberries when they're in season, though (usually August - September). I would check with our neighboring… 

Do the leaves typically start changing color in early october?

It really depends year to year. It's all about Mother Nature and the weather. Usually it's late October or November.

Are dogs allowed?

Hello. Yes, they are. We just request that they be on a leash.

Are there any more apples for u pick?

They do not have u-pick apples. I think they have berries tho.

Does anyone know if they have live music on the weekends? We've been here once before and we really enjoyed it . Next time we were hoping there might be a band playing .

Hello. We have live music on weekends during apple season, September - November.

Has Raspberry season started yet? Thinking of going this Friday 🤔

Hello. Not yet. Raspberry season starts late July or early August depending on Mother Nature.

Are you currently open and Are dogs allowed? Thank you for your response! And is there currently…

Starting today, January 2nd, we will be open weekends only through the winter months. Our hours will be 10:00 to 4:00. Yes, dogs are welcome. We just request they be on a leash. Thank you so much.

Are you open this Sunday for either raspberry apple picking? Also, what are your prices? TY!

Hello. Our u-pick raspberries begin in August and usually go through September and sometimes October. We are not a u-pick orchard for apples.

Hi, are the donuts available everyday?

Yes, they are.

Are you guys open on Halloween?

Yes, we are from 9:00-5:00.

Are the offering Apple picking at this time or is it just raspberries?

No apple picking. In fact, hardly any apples left on the trees. We were there 10/17

Are you open? Yelp will not give directions due to road conditions.

Sorry for the delay. The roads were closed temporarily due to the fire but they are now reopened.

Is this place open during the coronavirus? What are the conditions/standards like? As far as being able to go raspberry picking, drink at the winery, get donuts, etc?

They are open and although they claim to have safety measures, none are enforced. It's basically the honor system for visitors. That said, most people do wear masks, social distancing is "meh", but it is mostly outdoors so it's not as risky as… 

How much is apple picking?

We are not a u-pick orchard for apples, but we do offer u-pick raspberries during that season, which is typically August through September and maybe even early October if we're lucky.

Do you have to make reservations to pick apples yourself?

Thank you for your question. We do not offer u-pick apples at our orchard, just raspberries when in season. Our berry picking season is over for the year and will pick back up in June or July. Many of our neighboring orchards do allow apple picking.… 

Are you open during the weekdays? Are you open on Veteran's Day, Friday, November 10, 2017?

We are always open 7 days a week from 9:00 to 5:00 through apple season, which is Labor Day weekend through Thanksgiving weekend. The only day we close during that time is Thanksgiving Day.

Is apple-picking offered?

Not at this location but lots of places nearby have apple picking.

Are Friday's in November busy here?

Friday's I'm November are normally not to busy. Most week days for the entire season are pretty bearable as compared to the weekend.

When will the leaves turn color? Thank you.

End of September/ early October!

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“I've sporadically been back in Oak Glen for years, but Snow-Line Orchard made the most recent visit a gem.”

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