Graves Mountain Farm Festivals, Experiences & Events

Very organized … parking for handicap was so easy, many wonderful vendors, great for all ages. Music was delightful and perfect volume. Prices were awesome and there are so many different types of apples to choose from.

Went to the apple festival turned out to be a lot of Fun. The kids 9&6 really loved it. They have tons of food and different venders selling crafts and home Made goods. There are other activities you can purchase while you are there a hayride, petting zoo, hay maze Not too expensive. Bring cash some Places did take credit card. It was pretty crowded but lot of areas to move around. Only disappointment was no apple picking however you could purchase their apples that were already picked over all it was a good day!

Always a pleasure to go up here during October! The people are friendly and there is lots to do for the day! The scenery is awesome! I recommend during Apple Festival

Lots of food and they added xtra food areas to order from. Bluegrass music was great. Huge number of vendors. Candles crafts All kinds of good stuff.

$5 for entrance fee for adults (free for kids + free parking), but then every thing , there was a charge. Couldn't do any kids activities without paying $5 or $10. No credit card options. All cash. It was a beautiful property with a stream, but our experience was dampened with how every activity required cash.

Festival draws a very large crowd. Excellent and well managed parking. Long lines for food unless you arrive early. Many vendors offering a wide variety of items. Entertainment was good quality bluegrass. Good selection of apples at a fair price. Enjoyable day trip.

It's a nice festival to shop and support farmers, artists, and small business owners, with a beautiful mountain view and a backdrop of colorful fall leaves. The apples were sweet, crunchy, and delicious.

Overall, it's alright. It feels like a farmer's market plus. I wouldn't go again. The good: vendor variety, people were nice, the food was solid, and kids enter free. There are numerous vendors with all different kinds of wares and festival foods. The food we had (funnel cake, donuts, and some kettle corn) was pretty good. Kids entering free is a double edged sword as I'll get into shortly. The bad: kids might enter free but anything you want to do with them costs money. I expected the hay ride to be extra but if you want to do the hay maze and play on the hay pile? $5. Bounce house? $5. Petting zoo/toddler play area? $5. And they're all separate charges. They nickel and dime you on everything. Additionally, since there's no cell signal practically everything is cash only. There are one or two stalls that take a card and will do a cash back option. So if you didn't bring cash you'll be struggling. They have a lot of land, but everything felt condensed and crowded. And when you get over the vendors, there's not much else included with your entry. Few photo op areas, no kids general play areas, nothing. You're basically paying for the right to shop at their farmer's market.