Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard

Great place to go with the family to enjoy a few hours of joy and connect with nature, you can also go to the apple area and buy and not forgetting the pumpkins on these dates.. they also have excellent music and good food, do not forget to buy your tickets online is the best option.. I have been visiting this beautiful place for more than 10 years and I love it. The employees are very helpful and attentive. I recommend it to you.

So much fun to go apple picking here! They are running a great operation and although crowded, they make it nice. We loved the live band and cheeseburger! The hard apple cider was okay, and regular cider tasted like what you would get at a grocery store. However, the apple cider donuts were out of this world and we would go back just for those!! Apple picking itself was great because they have so many trees and types of apples to choose from. Would definitely recommend this place for dates and people with families!

This place is always dazzling during the holiday lighting show and exciting for the kids. If you're visiting in the summer, afternoons after 12pm can get crowded, so it’s best to come early to avoid traffic outside the farm. It’s perfect for a quick visit to enjoy apple picking, delicious food, live music, and the well-organized pumpkin picking for the kids, but it’s not ideal for long playdates with friends or family. Also, seating tables are scarce, so be mindful if you're visiting with a large group. An area for kids to run around and relieve their sensory needs would be a great addition. Strollers are okay, but be prepared for the hill climb from the parking lot—though the path lined with sunflowers makes it worth it. The food is amazing! Cheesecakes, pizza, chicken wings, huge turkey legs, cider smash, and fresh lemonades are all must-tries. Overall, it’s a beautiful place, but planning is key for a smooth experience. Enjoy!

It's a nice play to be with that family. But make sure you bring CASH!! I wanted to buy food and only had $10 cash in my pocket. They don't take credit cards. Luckily my cousin had cash. Also the main bathrooms are closed, They only have portable restrooms, but no water to wash your hands. And to go in you have to pay $15 per adult. But they have the best apples, so delicious. So I would go again very soon.

So so beautiful lots of food options, apples were delicious and fresh. Apple like from store barely made it home my family and I enjoyed our visit.

The facility used hikvision cameras which have eastern asian security protocols enough to be sanctioned by the US. I am not sure how these cameras made it in here as this is harmful with peoples data. Sour choice for an establishment that seems thoughful otherwise. :( Except for that the place is enjoyable. The staff are courteous. The food is fancy.

Perfect for going out and enjoying time with the family! The food was good! But the donuts and pizza were my favorites.

Make sure to reserve for picking. Such an amazing place loved the atmosphere, the people, petting zoo. Everything was perfect, love their cider donuts my family and I enjoyed every minute of it as well as the kids. Please check them out they're worth it!

Love everything in this place, kinda different from other orchards that we went to as this place requires an entrance fee which was $15/person, then if you want a bag for apples its another payment. The apples were amazing, sweet and big. The apples are also very low which is great as we are not that tall. Lol. A lot of places to take pictures too!

I've been coming to harvest moon for a couple years! Tits definitely a great spot for NYC residents to take a day trip! The great thing about harvest moon is that it's very close to the metro north station! You can get an Uber from there to the farm! There is an entry fee of $15 per person! You enter in. A store and there are pies, donuts and more for purchase! We tried the beet beer which was purple but tasted nothing like beets! There are a few portions for food! We got some chicken fingers and fries! We went apple picking, which was $15 for a small bag! The orchard and views are very pretty! We went during the fall festival - so they also had a pumpkin patch and musicians! One cool thing we also saw was the Apple canon - which is where you can actually shoot apples from a cannon! Wild! Don't skip on the Apple cider donuts! They are amazing! A fun place! Definitely a bit expensive - but they know they have you, once you get there!

*This is specifically in regards to the bluegrass music festival on Sept 1st 2024* The overall ambiance of the venue is super cute, I have gone apple picking there multiples times and had no issues. The event for the bluegrass music festival seemed not very thought through. There were only two bars to buy drinks which is okay, but the wait was easily 40 min to buy a drink. For a crowd of over 100 people , there was only two food trucks. It wasn't even 7pm when they began to run out of food, after we waited on line for almost 40 minutes. Thankfully me and my friends were able to leave the event early to buy food elsewhere, not to return knowing more people were coming and there were not enough provisions. I felt badly for the young families who waited online for food for their children only to be told there wasn't enough food for everybody . The music was amazing, the artists were very talented. I hope they make the music louder so that you can hear it in the crowd. I'll give this place another chance for a music event, I hope this review can help them plan better for next time

Super cute, fun, great for kids and families or date day. Apple picking was good but had to walk far for trees bearing fruit. Plenty of food options but ... CASH ONLY !! Everyone was helpful but pack your patience for the food line.

Nice orchard in upper Westchester. We went on one of their fall festival weekends, and while it was busy, it was well laid out. We didn't pick apples, but there were lots of food vendor stands to choose from and we walked around the store. The apple cider donut stand line got super long at the end of the day so definitely plan ahead. Their cocktails and ciders all looked tasty as well. Just a note that most vendors were cash only. A nice place for some fall fun!

If you think I'm coming anywhere near a apple orchard (where apple cider doughnuts are housemade!) and not stopping, I don't know if we can be friends. Now am I picking my own apples? No, too lazy for all that. But I will purchase a bushel and some doughnuts and a cider flight for sure. And of course I am going to encourage you to take advantage of the outdoor seating. Why would you be inside (except of course rain and/or very low temperatures)? I love the aroma (it's like someone is baking a giant apple pie) and the beautiful colors everywhere (from jams to vegetables to apples-of course). Please make a point to stop in if you are ever nearby.

FOOD POISONING - do NOT eat any of there food. We called to tell them about this and all they said was "ok" We are positive it was their cheese dip / pretzels as only those who ate that got very very sick and threw up multiple times. We're lucky that our pregnant friends didn't have any DO NOT GO HERE

Cute spot with plentiful apples and pumpkins. Gets very very crowded so Mack sure you buy your wristband before coming because they will turn you away if they sell out. Donuts were delicious but oily. Market is cute and plenty of stations to choose food. They only have porter potties so bring your wipes and disinfectants.

Went this weekend, loved everything except the big hills, but the live music and all the food options was really awesome! All the staff was super friendly which is a plus. Wish there were restrooms but atleast they had ports poties

I have been coming here for many years now. Its a great place to come to go apple picking and they have a pumpkin parch you can pick your own pumpkins. We come here also not just for apple picking but love going to the store that is here, where they have apples you can purchase so if you come at the wrong time when there are no more apples to pick then you have this choice too. In the store they have a variety of products. From apples, maple syrup, tea, veggies, meats, milk, potatoes and so on. The atmosphere in here is cozy and welcoming. And you can smell the freshly made hot apple cider donuts ( cinnamon ones as well). The last time I was here was a week or so ago and we had wonderful breakfast sandwiches here. We never realized they made them here. We had egg with bacon and ham and cheese. WOW! I have never tasted a more awesome egg sandwich and freshly tasted too. The bacon was crispy and the ham was good too. Highly recommend coming here just for the breakfast sandwiches too! This place is all fresh products for the most part and that is why prices are pretty high here. Like when I say pretty high I mean they are high. But to me it's worth the price especially with the breakfast sandwiches and the hot apple cider donuts. This is a great family place to come to. Child friendly too. They sometimes will have activities during the day and during the night too.

It's a cute little farm & orchard. It has a little section with goats with some chickens. I went during the week so the food sections were closed but I guess they are opened on the weekends. They have a nice greenhouse. The market is small but quaint and has very different items than I've seen at other markets, a lot of home goods, lotions, candles and so on.... The orchard is uphill so be ready . The pumpkin area is adorable and their pumpkin outhouse is the cutest ever. They have plenty of patio space which is great. Very peaceful. There's also hardscrabble which is a bar room.

Such a fun place to go! We've been going almost annually for the last several years. They have a great selection of apples. Their apple cider donuts are absolutely delicious, as is their cider. They have a nice bar area with beers/wines/ciders. They also have a cute shop that has a great assortment of items. The walk around the orchard isn't terrible. The staff there is always fun and friends as well definitely recommend making the trip here.

Overpriced !!!!!! Don't go here... small bag cost 24 dollars to pick the apples plus 20 dollars to park your car.. It's a tourist trap ... Pick your apples somewhere else ..

I came here with my friend to go apple picking. Just to enter the premises during Fall Fest, which happens on every weekend in September and October, we each had to pay $15. We went up to the orchard and paid an additional $15 to pick a small bag of apples (~7-8 apples). They check bags upon exit to make sure people aren't picking more than they've paid for. After, we went to the picnic tables and had cider and apple cider donuts. There are quite a few food stands with more substantial lunch options, plus a farm store. It was easy to spend a couple hours here! A bit expensive all things considered, but we had a nice experience.

I enjoyed myself here. I hated that they charged an entrance fee + bag for apples plus anything else. There are other places where they wouldn't charge you an entrance fee. However, other than that it was beautiful. The orchards are on a hill which was eh but there were so many apples. The entertainment was great. They had animals for kids. Food available for purchase. A pumpkin patch. Nice ambiance. A live band. My baby had a great time. Made a video review on tik tok: @jessiica0204

We went for the fall festival and I'm sure it's better on a regular day. A complete money pit ! $15 each to walk through the door, another $15 for small bag for apples . Add ons ( for additional fee) were apple cannon, pumpkin patch and hayride. The only thing the $15 entrance fee gave you was a band to listen to while you ate what you ordered from food trucks. With so many affordable options in NY we will not be returning which is a shame because the farm and orchard are adorable

I never leave without some cider donuts, maple syrup, and pancake mix. The events at Harvest Moon are relaxing and delicious. Only reason I'm leaving four stars instead of five is that it's a bit pricey, but then again it is Westchester.

A fun fall Saturday! A great Saturday that we enjoyed with family. The music was great and we enjoyed apple picking as well. There was a lot of cute fall decor all about for photos. If you're used to traditional orchards this was definitely more of a scene...we felt like we walked into a social media photo shoot with more style and phones out than people just enjoying a casual Saturday. There were not as many varieties of apples to choose from, and the prices were almost double what we are used to in Warwick. It also took us forever to find tables to sit at. The pizza line was also frustrating as you had to wait in line for the ordering and then again for pizza

Cute orchard 1.5 hour train ride from nyc. Caught a cab for $5 a person from the train station. Depends on the time of day, cab ride is either 5 minutes or 25 minutes, no exaggeration. Went during Oktoberfest festival and there was live music playing which was nice. Orchard are on large hills that can be steep so definitely take that into consideration as it may not be accessible for you or your group. There's a hay ride but it's $5 per person. Bags for apple picking were more expensive compared to other orchards I've been to. $15 for a very small bag, plus you pay for admission. Most of the food options are cash only, maybe we missed in booking tickets but thankfully we had cash as the food wasn't necessarily cheap. $15 for a personal pizza. Overall I'd say budget about $200 for 2 people traveling from nyc to get here and back. Which in my opinion isn't very worth it.

Went on a weekday so only went to the store, did not go apple picking. The shop is adorable with so many fun fall gifts, honeys, jams. They had a nice selection of apples, I got a 1/2 peck of cortlands which made for a delicious pie. They also had great cider and soft fluffy cider donuts. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Definitively recommend for your fall snacking needs!

FISHKILL ORCHARD IS BETTER!! This place is pricey than Fishkill. Only reason we came here there were no apples to pick, although it was skinny picking here as well. Not only you pay for admission, you have to pay for hay ride, you don't at Fishkill farms. This place is to hilly, the ramp is too high to walk to the farm. Even though it is very steep ramp leaving as well. Not everyone can walk up those ramps.

It was nice experience, the only complaint I have is that the women in the store with blonde hair was looking in me and my bfs bag like as if we were stealing something but was not doing that towards anyone else. We are Spanish and black and we didn't appreciate being treated like that in the store by that woman. Other than that, everything was great. Pricey but it's also the area you're in. Apple cider doughnuts tasted good aswell as apple cider but the cup was small if you order cold cider.

Fall festival is a fun time. The food is good and the apple cider doughnuts are great!

I've been here twice. The first time I went was with my friend in late September. Our time slot was for 10:30, and we were among the first people there. The apples we picked were a selection of macintoshes, liberty macs, and Granny Smith. We hit the harvest festival for donuts and then went home for lunch. Going early (both in the year and in the day) made for a really great experience that made me want to come back. The second time I went here is what made me rate harvest moon three stars. My boyfriend and I went in the middle of October at 11:30 and immediately after pulling into the lot I realized that this wasn't going to be the same. Every square foot of the harvest festival was crawling with people, and the parking lot was almost completely full with cars. Picture clueless millennials from the city, exhausted toddlers having meltdowns after being dragged out for photos, and absolutely atrocious lines with nowhere to sit. We waited thirty minutes on line to get a turkey leg and ribs from the barbecue stand, and to our disappointment the turkey leg was bone dry. My boyfriend couldn't even finish it. The ribs were equally disappointing- they were only better than the turkey because they were smothered in barbecue sauce. It almost goes without saying that this food and pretty much everything else sold here was ludicrously overpriced. I will say that the second time I went, the selection of apples was way better (jonah golds, fujis, golden delicious, honeycrisps were ready for picking), and once you go into the orchards the crowds definitely get less noticeable. Also, when we went in October the leaves were beginning to change, and walking around the orchards with such scenic hilly views was really nice. The apple cannon was fun as well. Still, I don't think these benefits fully make up for how bad an experience we had at the festival.

What a spectacular place ,live music and food trucks on Fridays ,staff is very friendly,highly recommend (especially for the holidays with the lights

My SO and I have been visiting for at least several years now annually for especially local honey, the plant nursery, and apple cider donuts which are absolutely delicious! They were the only nursery initially which stocked one of my favorite flowers, pentas. The staff are friendly and helpful at the shop. They have one of the cutest stores around selling vegetables, preserves, seeds, lovely gifts you would typically find at a Barnes & Noble. Highly recommended!

I wanted to love this farm so much because it had an awesome ambiance to it, but whole reservation process has just ruined apple picking. The days are long gone of waking up on a nice crisp fall morning and taking the family apple picking on a whim. Upon turning into the orchard we were yelled at from a staff member "do you have a reservation if not you can't come in we are full". The biggest problem I had was that I couldn't buy an individual cider donut simply because "we don't do that on the weekend" according to staff leaving you to either buy a half or full dozen. The sign clearly stated individual cider donuts $1.50 no where indicating that weekends were excluded. As nice as the farm is I don't think I will be returning with so many other local options.

This place is a hit every year. Love the setting love the food items. Just a beautiful place and a great family tradition.

Pricey but a lovely place for a Sunday brunch. Split the pancakes or burger since they are very large but be prepared to shell out big for the drinks. The store is very overpriced and you can buy any of that stuff on line for 1/3 the price but it's set up to entice you to purchase things. The goats and chickens are very cute and the kids love em.

I loved it here! I was here for the holiday light show and also stopped in the store. There is so much to do here! When I was here, there was a roaring fit pit outside, the light show you could walk through, an outdoor food stand, a shop, the bakery with a variety of baked good and a gift store. I had no idea that there was so much to do here. I'd definitely stop back here again.

Ok - I loved the fact that they have food ( which was pretty tasty) and also some alcoholic beverages! It is very cute looking with all the handmade items in the farm store. However everything is so ridiculously expensive! So we didn't buy anything which is sad because I love supporting farms. They had some animals outside and a fire pit as well.

I've visited this farm for apple picking and holiday light show. This year they stated the farm had a drought and many trees didn't produce as many apples thus they had a bad season. Many trees were bare or had very small apples. The farm also closed off many sections to help give this apples more time to grow. It was a bit frustrating but eventually we found areas that were open and had ripe apples to pick. The store had all stypes of produce, cuders and jams that made up for it. Scored cider, cider donuts, pizza, fresh flowers, and purple peppers. The holiday Christmas light was a hilly walk around the upper grounds of the farm with plenty of hot chocolate stations to keep patrons warm while they enjoyed the lights. It was a great workout with spiked hot chocolate and funny patrons taking photos.

This is a horrible establishment. They have no customer service skills what do ever. they exclude their long time customers who have been coming forever when they have lits of new people. I've literally been coming here for 30 years and it used to be one of my favorite place but they literally exclude you and make you feel like shit. After being refused to buy cider and donuts by the manager because we didn't have tickets we will never come back here again. I liter drove two hours with my 90 year old mother and do to a change of rules they refused us and would not make exceptions . After years of coming here we will never come agai. I really hope they consider hiring new managers who have some empathy and basic customer service skills. After the disrespect and with a long worthless conversation with the manager we will never come here again. They destroyed 30 years of good memories in one day. What a shame. I hope they will never fall on hard times and need their original long term customers back. I will never ever come here again. instead I went to outhouse orchards right up the road and were treated well with equal access for everyone. Treating people with basic dignity goes a long way.

This orchard really wasn't it. First of all- completely ignore the menu they have posted on their website- most of those offerings they don't carry on "Fall Festival" weekends which I guess is just any weekend during peak season? (It's very unclear). I kindly emailed asking about vegan food options and was met with unprofessional and rude responses by whomever was responsible for responding (they didn't sign their name on any email). I ended up just bringing in a lentil wrap for myself in my small backpack since they told me they do not accommodate vegan diets. They actually said they "cannot accommodate all 4,000 people on the farm." And "if they let people bring food everyone would do it." (Makes sense because my husband said the burger was one of the worst he's ever had). And I suppose they think having one vegan friendly meal option at place that doesn't allow outside food is too difficult. While they told me I (one singular person out of their impressive 4,000 guests) wasn't allowed to bring my own food, thankfully, it wasn't enforced at all. Plus, I seriously needed to eat after the horrible hike straight up hill to their orchard. This orchard is not very accessible to those with strollers and definitely not accessible to those with any mobility needs. It was jam packed, and for $15 you could pick about 8 regular sized apples. This to me was extremely over priced. We came here to try a new place out but we will absolutely never be back- we really enjoy the experience at Barton Orchards much, much, MUCH more. This orchard doesn't give you a map of where their different varieties are located and when we asked a young man in the orchard what variety of apples were around us he told us he had "no clue." Nice. Overall, avoid this orchard if you can, even after half of Barton Orchard burned down it's still better than this place.

Ok this is a little gem. Finally got to go! My hubby looooOooOOoVes cider donuts and it's sometimes hard to get these all year round. Not for Harvest Moon Farm & Orchard! They have them all year and make them fresh on the spot! Soooo yum and they're only $1! Bonus: homemade cider FTW! Theres a whole "adult" beverage section where you can get bottles of wine and local spirits as well as your single pours of local cider. They even have $5 pours! A whole outside area is yours to walk around safely and very distantly. Very kid friendly just make sure to leave your pup at home as no dogs are allowed inside or outside the property. I know. B U M M E R. Besides that, they have a pizza oven on the weekends and little finger food in their kitchen available. Lots of vegetarian options available. Also so fun to check out their little farm section area where you can purchase local produce as well as home baked goods (apple and blueberry pies!). Coffee is also available and lots of goodies for gifts available in their cutesy section. Homemade soaps, lotions, local honey, maple syrup, you name it! Just a great family friendly spot to come get a quick cider donut to go or to walk around the property. They even have cute little goats! You can't feed them but you can look at them, and that's just as amazing!

I haven't been to the actual orchard because it is normally a madhouse but I did have a chance to check out the gift shop/ market during the off season and it was really great! It was much larger than I had expected! They have a bunch of difference sections- a fully stocked bar room with hard ciders and wines, an entire selection of jams/jellies & syrups. They also have a small meat and cheese section. I was impressed with the selection and also with the variety of different flowers and outdoor plants they had before walking into the shop. It's a great place to come when running weekend errands but I think it's a bit pricy and touristy. It's still a great shop and I'd recommend checking it out, there are items in there for everyone! Even fun things like fake tattoos/ jewelry for children‍‍‍

Updated review after joining their CSA last season. Fantastic value for your money if you're joining the CSA. It's particularly awesome if you're just a family of two but want to support a local farm and eat local. Highly recommended! That said, over all, if I factor in my experience shopping at the farm store and the prices of their products at the farm store I have to say that anything outside of your CSA is really expensive and their customer service leaves much to be desired. With regards PYO, there are other farms with better fruit selection and better prices.

There's nothing more fall than apple and pumpkin picking! Due to Covid we needed to make a reservation in advance, which wasn't a problem at all. We arrived on time and went straight into the apple orchard to start apple picking. A lot of sections were closed off, and there wasn't really any path or order to how you should walk, but it wasn't crowded enough to be a problem. Then after apple picking so many apples that my bag was overflowing, we went down to do some snacking. The apple cider and donuts were amazing! I wish I would've bought even more. To end our trip we did some pumpkin picking. There were pumpkins of all different shapes, sizers and colors which were priced by size. Overall I enjoyed apple and pumpkin picking, but I've definitely been to larger orchards with more variety in terms of apples, but as far as organization and safety it was great!

Post Oktoberfest update 10/29/23: Due to an unmissable opportunity to see friends, we returned to the orchard for their Oktoberfest (a new event). Things were slightly better here than for the "Apple Festival". There was live music the whole time and more themed food choices instead of just their same menu. This led to more of a vibe that was kinda fun to be around. But there was still almost nothing to do once inside except spend more money. That is my chief complaint. $15 per car to park or maybe a $5 cover I can understand. But $15 per person is still not worth it. Original Review: I've loved going here in the past, but the way they ticket events has gotten grotesque. We had to pay $15 a person for four people just for the privilege of spending money at their stores and kiosks. NOTHING was included in the cost of the ticket, except the live music which wasn't playing most of the time we were there. There were no activities you could do. And fewer outside vendors that I'd ever seen. I could see charging per vehicle, since parking is an issue. But $60 entrance just for the chance to spend $60+ on burgers and two bottles of water is absurd. Despite being local, we may not be back here for future events.

I came here with a couple of friends to celebrate our last night together. I loved the look and feel of the store but felt like everything was too expensive for what I got and for what they were selling. I bought four or five lollipops and a bag of gummies that rounded up to $35. I understand that they might be organic or from a small business but they charge way too much for candy and other things that you would typically find for a cheaper price at other stores. The flavors might have been unique and delicious, but it was still a lot. You could save a lot of money going somewhere else, and I recommend that you do.

Support your local money grab!! Ha. From $25 size -of-your-hand candles to $10 breakfast sandwiches they have it all...for double what you'd get anywhere else! Terrible customer service, workers don't greet you & barely say more than 3 words when checking you out. I got the Crispy Thai Chicken. Chicken was dry. Fries were cold. $17 wasted. Overpriced mediocre food. If you're going to price your food at restaurant prices, it should taste like it. You can easily buy any home decor from this store online for a fraction of the price. That's what I did! Take pictures of what you want & buy it online. They have so much inventory in the store you can just tell no one is falling for those ridiculous prices.

We went online to find a good place for Apple picking last weekend. Good thing we realized that we needed a reservation. So we made the reso for 11 am on a Saturday. Turns out the day was gorgeous and many others had the same idea. Your pass gets you in and then the rest is a cash only experience. Be warned- there's a ton of waking and some of it is steep so if you're with anyone elderly, handicapped or in a stroller this experience would be tough. That said, we saw a ton of parents pushing and pulling strollers and wagons.You have to buy bags to pick apples - $40, $25 or $15 for L-M-S respectively. For people are too exhausted to pick their apples by the time you trek up the hill- they do have bins of pre-picked apples. They also have a place to buy water and apple seltzer which was surprisingly good. Once you leave the Apple orchard you come down the hill to the main area where we were pleasantly surprised to find picnic tables, food tents, a live band and a pumpkin patch. There were other things to do like a hay ride for $5 and some games that we didn't do. We had lunch which was good. It was a fun experience. It was crowded so anyone concerned about crowds may be overwhelmed. But in nice weather- outdoors we felt safe and it was a good experience.

This place was once AMAZING! Now you pay $15 per person before even having the option to even buy a bag, which are $40 each. And you are restricted from the nearest apples?! Parking has been moved far, activities are pay per use as well. We once were able to pull up in the morning and park at the store, pick apples, paying per bag, have a great turkey leg and then call it a morning. Now $100 for a family of four gets a single bag of apples This tradition ends today...

It's that time of the year where things light up and it's all cold and pretty. This past weekend we went to see the special Lumagica displayed at this place. It was such a treat for the whole family. My kids really enjoyed the decor and it was great pictures for us as well. It's a must during this holiday season

So much fun! They have lots of options for hard cider and the best fresh apple cider donuts they are literally warm when you get them! They also have affordable food options and had live music the day I went. Go through apple picking with a group for a fun activity and amazing photo opportunities.

The apple picking used to be great here! But we just went on opening day today 9/10/22 at 9:00am and all the apples were in bins at the entrance. Hardly any apples on the trees what's the point of apple picking! Just say pick from the bin. Very disappointed this year also you have to pay for admission as well as the apple bags. We have made this annual tradition for years! Next year we will not be returning. Go elsewhere if you want to actually pick apples. Waste of time and money.

Went over the weekend, its newly decorated beautifully. Split chicken salad wrap and had fresh apple cider donuts. We went early afternoon, good time to go; its open Thurs-Sunday.

I went here on Oct 16, 2022. This place had no apples on trees, only picked ones in bins. You pay separately for literally everything: parking, entry and even bags. The restroom situation is gross, with a few unclean porta-johns. The store manager (Christine) is the wife of one of the owners. She had terrible and unprofessional customer service, when I called. Rudeness was the name of the game, with her talking over me and cutting me off.

They have a wonderful selection of unusual, unique gift and food items. As a bonus, the cider donuts are worth the trip.