Attended Fall Festival- simply too chaotic for my taste. They need a better plan! A map or list of activities; or appointed people to push you in the right direction. We arrived w/ no clear sense of where to go or begin. There were tented areas, but then little shacks w/ awnings, pockets of people standing in a field, others across the street. Do I pay for this outside? Do I go inside? Are there tickets? The market (which had really nice things) was impossible to shop. Some things were outside, other things inside, w/ a line of people waiting to pay starting at the tented outside register area, backed up, weaving all the way thru the market isles to the front door. You had to squeeze between the line of people waiting to pay & the shelves of food to shop, making it hard to look at anything, much less grab anything. I know this sounds like a good problem to have, but not when chaos is driving the experience more than demand. Exhausted from wondering the outside trying to figure out what all there was to do & where to go, then braving the market, I decided to skip apple picking which was the main reason I was there! That process appeared even less clear, so no regrets. I do love the things purchased at the market, including apple cider donuts, frozen pastas, & Reading Soda Works bottles- just think I'll return to shop on a day when nothing is going on. read more

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We had a great experience here! It was a cute little drive away from us in the countryside. There was farm fresh produce & other grocery items, as well as a deli and cafe. We would love to come back when the weather is nicer to enjoy their outdoor area and orchard! read more

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We love coming here to pick apples and berries. Apple cider donuts are delicious too. They have a really great fall fest set up during fall season for kids. A great family place. A nice little market inside with plenty of local food goodies. read more

Nice farm market on the outskirts of Morgantown. Prices here are not a bargain but you will find what's in season and upscale Philadelphia brands like DiBruno cheeses and Vera artisanal pasta. If you are from DelCo or ChesCo Pennsylvania, this place is like Linvilla and Highland Orchards with pick your own as well as the farm market but a bit more upscale and with obvious non-local stuff like bananas and corn from out of state in June. read more

This week, I was driving through Pennsylvania on my way home after doing business outside Philly. I knew I had a few days this week to get chores done and I wanted to get through my tomatoes. I called and the folks were very kind, said they had two boxes of romas, $20 a piece that I could pick up now. A little steep for a half bushel of tomatoes but I was like, "I'm here, let's do this". I get there, I take a walk through the market and get some apples, get to the register and let them know I was here to get two boxes of Roma's and quoted the price. They called back and asked me to pay - now I knew I should have looked at the boxes first but, I'm a trusting guy. I paid, got my boxes, put them into the car and turned the AC on, knowing it was a hot day. When I got home, I put them in my cellar where it'd be cool enough until I could get through the boxes. Today, I open the boxes and both have what is clearly a weeks worth of mold along the bottom of the box. I get it, seconds are sometimes a little gross, you cut off the mushy or discolored bit and move on. But not for $20 a box. Seeing actual fully developed mold colonies was disgusting - I was able to use about 90% of the tomatoes in each box, and sure I had to cut of small bits of mold, but as long as the tomato passed the smell test and didn't smell rotten or fermented, I knew it'd be fine. But actual mold? What possible use could I have for this that would be worth paying this much for. I won't come back here for seconds or produce - to me, if you've been in business for nearly 100 years and youre selling actual trash, you can't be trusted with my money. read more

Weaver's Orchard - Way too much mold for $20 a box. - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

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Highly recommend this orchard as a good socially distanced activity with no reservations needed in advance. Came with my boyfriend on a Saturday morning (I recommend coming early / around 9am or so, because it gets more crowded as you get to 10 or 11am - definitely check their hours in advance), and had such a lovely time. Great place to bring kids too - saw a good number of families around. Atmosphere: Everybody is expected to wear a mask while you're apple picking, and when you're at the farmer's market. There were clear signs marked for where the apples were best for picking (some sections had already been picked completely when we went). They also had vats out of apples that were done picking for the season, but that you could add to your bag. Pricing is available on their website, but you pre-pay for a size (we chose the 10-lb bag for $20), and then go on your way! Food/Apples: We picked a ton of evercrisp and found them very fresh - slightly tart, but also very sweet. They also allow you to try 2 apple samples before you go out to pick them yourselves. I loved their farmer's market - especially getting their own peanut butter (I was intrigued by the espresso peanut butter, so I grabbed a container of that)! Everything we tried from their market (pear cider, chocolate milk) was delicious. Overall: 5/5 - Highly recommend (and if you go earlier, there are generally less people). Such a nice fall activity, and one of my boyfriend's favorite trips over the past year. read more

Weaver's Orchard - Evercrisp apples - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

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Cute place I loved the look I will say the apple cider tasted more like tea then apple cider, but everything else about this place was awesome read more

Loved going here today as a spontaneous adventure with my siblings. The staff was so friendly and helped direct us to where we could pick the fruit. I would definitely bring your own containers but if not they are only .25 cents. Pricing was not horrible only $10 for blackberries, 4 peaches, and 2 pears. It was such a fun time to pick fresh fruit! They have so many apples to choose from as well and some blueberries left. Can't wait to go back in the fall for more fruit picking! read more

Weaver's Orchard - poy blackberries, peaches, and pears - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

What a great find in Morgantown, PA! I've never gone cherry picking before, and I've been hankering for them. After all, cherries are one of the quintessential fruits for the summer! I brought plastic bags with me for the cherries, but you are able to purchase a bucket or a carton there for a low fee. There is a market, a small ice cream stand, and two sides for picking fruit in-season. On the day that we went, one side was reserved for picking blueberries and raspberries, and the other side of the Orchard, located across the street, had rows of cherry trees that were protected under a cover. Since we went in the afternoon, a lot of the cherries were picked, but we managed to leave with an ample amount of sweet dark cherries and Rainier cherries. The only kicker was that we received a ton of rain in the last couple of weeks, so a lot of the cherries were split. That is unfortunate, because the cherries were plump, juicy, and delicious. In terms of pricing, yes, the cherry prices were higher than what you would find at a supermarket, but the Rainier cherries were surprisingly the same price as the dark cherries. After we filled our bags, we bought some ice cream and stood by the neighboring pond, taking in the view. I would love to come back here in the Fall when apple picking season begins! read more

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My new go -to for berry picking. Everything well marked and friendly staff. They give discount if you pick a lot. If you buy a card even more discounted. I didn't because I usually only come 1x per year but there were people who pick every season. Nice drive and farm shop read more

I was really excited to come here and pick apples with my boyfriend and get some fall food. I usually go to Linvilla since I live in Philly, but I was staying in Reading this weekend so it seemed like the next best option. The first thing I have to say is that the apple selection is terrible. Yes, there are many many apple trees but there are FEW apples left to pick that are decent and I think this is because they pick them to sell in the market. I was really disappointed about this, we went up and down every row of trees and we were hardly able to fill our bag. There are also 3 types of apples (incl. MacIntosh) that are in a separate area apart from the other trees that you will have to drive to along with the peaches, pears, and blackberries. We did drive over to the other section to get MacIntosh apples, but there were hardly any there to pick. We were also excited to pick peaches and the girl at the stand said there was one row left (...) we went down the row and were able to get one peach. I'm not sure if we came at a bad time of the season or what but I was really disappointed. Also if you plan to pick your own fruit BRING BUG SPRAY. There were bugs in my face literally the entire time. I'm only giving this place a slightly positive review because of the market. There is a cool selection of different homemade and local food. I got an apple cider slushie, the apple cider donuts, fudge, corn chowder soup, and apple cider. All of it was so good!! I would definitely come back for the market but I probably wouldn't pick my own fruit here again. read more

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We had a great experience with the kids story time and fruit picking. The event was well organized, staff were friendly and very helpful especially with little ones. We loved this adventure and can't wait to come back again! read more

We went for Fourth of July and although it was really hot and humid we had a great time. We got tons of cherries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries...all tasted great and prices are pretty reasonable, would've been nice if they were a little less considering how many berries were there. The orchard area is huge so all the little kids that are there won't get in your way! Also, the little store is really cute and has tons of homemade stuff, loved the fruit sour straws! PS. Bring your own bucket or carrying container! read more

Weaver's Orchard - Bees in the store! - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

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Great spot for apple picking! Came here in mid September with my fiancée and had a blast. Great variety of apples and other fruits.

I came here with my friend to go strawberry picking. They also had raspberry and cherry picking. There weren't many raspberries ready so we decided to skip them. The cherries and strawberries are the best we have ever had. So juicy and sweet! The staff here were all enthusiastic and friendly. There is also a farmers market with fruits, veggies, deli, drinks, pasta, meat, and dozens of other specialty items. Definitely a cool spot to check out and pick your own fruit when it's in season! read more

Weaver's Orchard - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

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Wonderful selection of produce and groceries. Not a supermarket, so don't expect non-food items. Well stocked and very helpful, particularly during the pandemic. read more

If you are looking for the most delicious Apple Fritters and amazing customer experience, you should definetely give Weaver's Orchard a try. I came back again today and wow, it was a complete different customer experience. The staff were super friendly. They brought more fresh Apple Fritters to the shelf at time I was in their store. I noticed most of their baked goods were so fresh. I had one of their apple fritters on spot because they were so inviting, and it did not disappoint. Perfectly balanced between sweetness, apple to bread ratio, and freshness. I can tell the apple was made fresh and the fritter was super chewey goey. I also picked up one of their Apple Bread Loaf to try. I can't wait to come back again! read more

Every fall my husband and I come here! We absolutely love everything about it and so do our small children. There are a lot of things to see and do as well. You'll find that there is a lot of parking across from the entrance. It's reasonably priced. I believe it was $9 for my husband and I. Our 3 year old wasn't much and our 10 month old was free. It was a couple of extra bucks for the hayride. They have a hayride that takes you around the orchard and has a drop off spot for pumpkins and apples. It'll come back around and pick you up. Hey have a large variety of produce you can pick from on your own. They have a huge play area for the kids. It includes a bounce house, 2 big slides, a ride in a car while the tractor pulls you and a straw playground. They have alpacas and goats in which you can feed. There's a stage where different activities take place (juggling, singing). They have a food stand with different beverages and simple food. Everything is reasonably priced. They have a few picnic tables spread around the area to sit and enjoy your meal. They have a section by the market where you can pick different sized pumpkins and gourds. They were around 69 cents a pound. It's nice to pick them here because then you don't have to lug them around everywhere. The market is the best! They have all kinds of fresh produce. They have homemade jams, jellies, cookies, and other little foods. They have a small deli counter where you can pick some great things. The best part is the cider! It's absolutely delicious and every year we grab a gallon to take home! The staff is super friendly and a joy to be around. I highly recommend this place for a family activity. It's best to visit in the fall! read more

Weaver's Orchard - Farmers Market Near Me - Morgantown, Pennsylvania

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Was super excited to go pick apples. Arrived at 3pm. Went through the store and then go some food. Walked over to the pick your own area at 3:30 only to discover that it had been closed without any notice. The website said they were open until 5. Very disappointing. read more

Had such an enjoyable fall day at Weaver's. Don't miss the experience of picking your own fruit... it makes for a great memory. We picked 60 pounds of apples (yowza), brought them home and made applesauce for the first time. How did we know how to make it? Weaver's provided our own personal apple expert to give us instructions. When you walk up the apple trees, there is a table under a tent where you can taste all of the apples that they grow. I was impressed by the variety, and it is very useful to be able to taste the apples before you go for it because they are all pretty different. We picked a trio for the applesauce as recommended, and then bought a peck of Autumn Crisp just for snacking, as suggested. He did not lead us astray. The snacking apples were like candy, and our applesauce turned out to be fan-worthy. We also went raspberry picking and had a ton of fun with it. The raspberries at that point in September were pretty picked-over but we tried a few as we were picking (sorry Weaver's!) and were wow'ed by how sweet and juicy they were. We made an apple berry crisp later that evening and the quality of fruit made all the difference. Before leaving, we took a stroll through the market and ended up buying quite a few things, including the famous cider. It is so rich I can't imagine drinking very much more than a small cup. The apple cider donuts were of course scrumptious and they had a cool selection of speciality items to look at. This is a terrific place to take the family for a classically Autumn experience. read more

This one of the best orchards in the area! Having recently discover it, I can do nothing but recommend this place to anyone who is in the area. They have all kinds of fruits and veggies in stock if they are in season. In fact, you can go and pick your own peaches and raspberries from the fields if you are so inclined. Their prices are amazing and everything is always quite fresh. Inside their store, they also have homemade cheese, honey, salad dressings, and loads of other things. On you way out, grab yourself a bottled root beer and treat yourself to a drink on the way home. I do every time I drop by. read more

Just a pleasant place to spend some time. We love picking apples among the beautiful, quiet surroundings that can be found on a random Tuesday in October. The market is also a hidden gem in Berks County - fresh, fabulous, to-go selections that will satisfy any foodie, from artisanal pastries to savory casseroles, soups, breads, salads, and can't forget to mention their in-house made apple cider, the best I've ever had. (Apple cider donuts? Yep, and they get those right, too.) A coffee stand and ice cream stand round out the marketplace, and there is a nice play area for the kids to run around after you are done shopping. On top of it all there is a fantastic fall festival that goes on through the end of October. read more

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Very rude owners and greedy, they take advantage that's it's a small town with nothing much to do and they charge sweet penny for everything, children storytelling that's free at the library is $6 here per child! I won't mention their overpriced and over-sprayed produce. To add to that the owners are very rude and stuck-up unnecessarily! Anyone who knows me knows I'm big on the way of treatment and professionalism than I am on the product itself, so all in all I would rather drive to whole foods to get fresh and organic produce and it'll be cheaper than them and I'd be treated with dignity not just like an atm machine. Not nice people I'd rather take my business somewhere else if you want quality instead of settling for the little that this tiny town has to offer. read more

I love coming here... it's small enough that you still get very personal experience and large enough that you get the same rides, bells and whistles that Linville Orchard provides. THE FARMERS MARKET IS AMAZING :) read more

They make people use PLASTIC bags to pick their own apples. I asked to use my own canvas bag and pay for the equivalent of whatever size plastic one it matched and the WOMAN SAID NO!! disgusting. You'd think a farm/orchard would care more about the environment! Will not be returning. read more

This is my favorite place ever. I could live here. You MUST try their apples and apple cider and apple cider donuts and their Kiwi-berries! Every food/fruit option they have really is so so good. I wish I lived closer. We drive 5 hours round trip to get here once a year and it's always worth it. read more

Weavers is my local grocery store. Have never had a bad experience here and their hoagies rock from the deli. If you not looking to deal with "the people of Walmart" or lines at Giant this is your place! read more

I simply cannot recommend this place any higher! We took our 2 1/2 year old Granddaughter for some time at the park, storytime, and picked some berries (blackberries). She enjoyed the goats and chickens, and played at the park while waiting for story time. The employees there were exceptionally friendly (felt like family), and made story time special. We then learned about proper picking of blackberries, and took the hayride out to the berry patch. The fruit was plentiful and very good quality. (Just can't beat fresh picked!) Our Grandaughter was able to pick a full basket easily! We then took the long way back on the hayride, and thanked the folks that had taken us, and stopped by their store for some more treats. The store was clean, and had an impressive selection of items to choose from. Everything we selected was fresh, and very flavorful! Was a very nice way to spend time with family, and enjoy the orchard! If you are near, I very much recommend spending some time stopping by! read more

Fabulous, juicy, sweet, white nectarines from my CSA from Weavers. the only decent necs I've had all summer. So happy!

I live 30 miles from Weaver's. A few times a year I visit for things I can't find in my area. Today I wanted a peach pie for Pi Day and Weaver's had one. My little dog goes everywhere with me. I do not leave her in the car when I go into a store and use a dog stroller so she can come in stores with me. When employees see her, the usual reaction is very positive until today. While checking out I was told the dog was not allowed in the store. My dog is very quiet, the employee didn't know a dog was in the stroller until she peeked inside. I told the employee the dog wasn't running around in the store or making any noise. It's OK for children to run around screaming and touching everything with their snotty, germy hands but a little, quiet dog in a stroller was a health hazard! I was in Weaver's during the height of the pandemic and saw employees without masks so don't use health ordinances as a reason why the dog couldn't be in the store. I thought it was interesting nothing was said to me until I checked out and they had my money. Don't worry, it won't happen again because I'll never shop at Weaver's again. read more

Despite living in the area for years, this was our first visit to the orchard. We started off in their produce/shop area, which also had a little area with goats that you could feed. My kids got a kick out of the goats and I like how they can walk up to the top of this structure and you can feed them while they are up there by putting food into this can and then pulling it up to the top with a pulley system. As for the shop itself, it was OK and I was about to buy some bread until I saw a little bug flying around inside the packaging. Next we tried to get some ice cream but there was no one around to help us, so we checked out the produce next and then eventually came back to get ice cream. Then we finally made our way out to the orchard itself to actually go pick some apples and berries. It's a huge property and before you start, you can taste the apples and then they will point you in the right direction for the ones you want to pick. While picking the berries, we did find a lot of stuff on the ground which the bees were enjoying, so you do have to be a little careful. Ultimately, we went with the 10lb bag and you can stuff as many apples as you can in the bag. I'll just say we got more than 10 pounds in our bag! Looked like they were setting up for some fun fall activities so we may be back to check that out in the near future. read more

Lots of fruit to pick from ! Definitely fun event to do with the girls. I would reccomend bringing your own buckets if you do not want to be charged $1 or $.25 cents a bucket to pick the fruit. read more

Wow! Even on a super hot day I fully enjoyed myself. This place is huge, with so many options to pick from. You really do feel "back to nature" in a refreshing way, and the staff is extremely helpful and kind! read more

What a great place to go for fresh fruit, delicious treats and a wonderful family environment. The pick your own selection is great and the employees are very helpful. read more

So cute!!! Came up here with my friends this weekend to do some apple picking and of course went through their market. Apples were incredibly cheap (picking them yourself cost $1.19/lb, the market prices varied). The market had everything from pumpkin whoopie pies to caramel apples to cheese to various dressings/spreads/jellies to pumpkin pie popcorn (TOTALLY kicking myself for not buying this) to the most amazing apple cider and apple cider donuts. I'm going to venture to say anything you may get that includes apple cider here is going to be amazing. There's plenty of parking, including a lot at the market, various parking spots near the apple trees, and a giant field across from the market for overflow parking. I would definitely come back, I just wish it was closer! read more

Fruit never tasted more amazing. Makes you remember how it should really taste.

Been going here the last two years to get there cherries . They are very good and you find all kinds of cool things there to try . The staff is very friendly and helpful read more

Had a great time with the kids! We picked blueberries and sugar plums. We walked through the orchards, though you can drive too. When we were done in the orchards we went to the market. I couldn't believe the stuff they have! Fresh fruits, vegetables, homemade pies, cakes, small deli counter. I was really impressed. They have a window box full of bees, the kids enjoyed watching them make honeycombs. I will definitely be going back to the market! There's a cute little ice cream shop there. Really a great place for almost anyone. read more

Great experience! Went to pick apples and pumpkins and the selection was great. Most notably, the staff were all really friendly and helpful. It really made for an even better experience. read more

We visited today for one of the Fall Family Fun Festival days, and had a great time! My kids loved the activities, and I thought it was a great value for the price, especially since their admission included the pumpkin painting and balloon animals. We did the hay ride (an additional $5/person) as well, but it could easily be skipped. My kids thought it was too long, and the pumpkin patch was a short walk across the street. After we picked out our pumpkin, we opted to walk back instead of taking the hay ride. There are a few things that I would do differently next time. If you're going with children and want to pick apples, do that first. Make sure that you turn into the you pick entrance because once the kids see the activities, you can forget picking fruit. Also, I would paint pumpkins first thing to give your pumpkins time to dry before you have tote them, especially if you have young children who have a heavy hand with the paint. I thought that Weaver's hit the perfect balance of fall activities, without being totally over the top. We had lots of fun, and the the whole place is adorable. read more