Mercier Orchards

I’m so glad we came out because it was a last minute decision. The fried apples pies will keep me up at night, they are that delicious. Perfect amount of sweetness. We grabbed a bag of evercrisp apples and apple cider for the road. We should have grabbed the large bag! The apples are amazing! Staff was very accommodating and patient as we arrived 45 min before closing. Thank you so much for our wonderful experience!

WOW this place is absolutely amazing!!! We had the best time here for my bachelorette trip! Us girls took part in the cider tasting and every flavor was absolutely delicious! We then ended our experience with the best tractor tour from Jimmy and he was such a highlight of our trip! Thank you orchards for handling our fun time and having a store filled with such yummy things for us to buy! WILL BE BACK! 10/10

Actually I have only experienced the store but it was worth the trip! The fresh baked goods from the bakery was delicious but my absolute favorite part was the cider/ wine bar. First timers must enjoy a flight to see which one tickles your fancy. Then take home a six pack of your favorites (you can mix & match) or a bottle or 2 of wine.😋 There is so much more. I haven't even experienced the "you pick". I'll be back!

Never would have known this is just down the road from Walmart. We visit from NSB Florida every year for a couple months and never knew this was here. The cinnamon rolls are out of this world good. Perfect for dog owners. We walked our dog and then got some amazing snacks. If your visiting here especially with a dog this should be your 1st snack stop. There are outdoor tables and chairs. Amazing view from parking lot. They also have a tractor ride around orchard.

Absolutely loved Mercier Orchards! It’s a beautiful and wonderful family friendly Orchard. The store was stocked with so many things and it included their bakery! The baked goods and apple cider were amazing! I also loved the option to pick your own apples! Such a neat experience!

Very crowded orchard! The parking situation was kind of a mess. We paid $30 for 2 of us to go apple picking which I didn’t think was bad. We went to an orchard last year in Elijay and it was way more expensive so we didn’t end up going apple picking. I will say the orchard was pretty heavily picked through but we still left with so many apples! The experience was fun and we enjoyed some apples as we walked through the trees. We stopped in the store and got a donut and a fried pie before hand. Total chaos in the store. I feel like they need a better set up for getting people through the store. The line for the bakery was so long and was kind of frustrating when we couldn’t pay there. My husband enjoyed his fried pie and my donut was pretty good but I felt lacked the apple cider flavor. The apple cider itself was really good! My husband got a sparkling cider too which was really good! Overall I would come back to this orchard.

Mercier Orchards is truly an apple wonderland! You’ll find countless varieties of apples, each fresh and delicious. They also sell the most amazing apple donuts — soft, and absolutely irresistible. The store is full of delightful local products like sauces, jams, and charming souvenirs to take home. During apple season, you can even pick your own apples — a beautiful and fun experience to share with your family. With plenty of parking, gorgeous scenery, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, Mercier Orchards is the perfect place to spend the day. Definitely a must-visit spot! 🍏✨

This place is awesome!! We didn’t tour the orchards but the views from them are incredible! And honestly this place should be called: Mercier Orchards’ Bakery!! Everything is amazing and fresh here. From the apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, peach/cherry or apple turnovers to the applesauce and the donuts are all incredible!! Swing by with the family as quickly as possible!!

Visiting Blue Ridge and stoped by Mercier Orchards on a perfect cold day. Let me just say this is a popular tourist attraction so it had its fair share of people so come with some patience. Outside it has some beautiful views worth stopping for a photo and stopping at the bakery inside for some fried pies and cider donuts are a must! The fried pies were okay but the Cider Donuts are a show stopper. They also have tons of other things like fruits and veggies, toys, books, figurines, wine and more!

First things first -- get ready for a drive. This place is not just "down the street." It's a journey. But let me be very clear: it is 100% worth it. From the moment you arrive, you can tell Mercier Orchards is something special. There is so much packed into this one location that it almost feels like a small village built around apples and everything that comes with them. Inside the main store, the selection is honestly overwhelming in the best way possible -- home goods, gifts, jams, jellies, preserves, baking mixes, sauces, butters, ciders... anything and everything apple-related, plus plenty of other fruit-based goodies. It's the kind of place where you say "I'm just going to browse" and then walk out with bags of stuff you didn't know you needed. Then there's the bakery. Seven lines. All long. And all moving surprisingly well. I eventually stepped out of line after about 15 minutes, but not before getting a solid look at the pastries, pies, breads, and desserts -- everything looked incredible. Even without buying anything that round, the bakery alone is worth the stop. Now let's talk about the apple picking experience -- because this is where the magic really happens. Riding out on a trailer attached to a tractor felt like something straight out of a fall movie. The views, the air, the vibe -- it's peaceful, exciting, and nostalgic all at the same time. The apples change with the season, and the ones we picked were delicious and lasted a long time. No pesticides, just straight calcium. Fresh, crisp, and perfect. And yes... get a bag or three like I did. You're going to want them. The entire place also makes for amazing photo opportunities. Whether it's the orchard, the tractor ride, the store, or the scenery -- this is one of those spots where your camera roll is guaranteed to fill up. The only negative moment of the day happened when I went to grab some cider and one of the guys behind the counter completely ignored me. I actually had to call him out -- like, "Did you not see me standing here?" Not great. But that one interaction couldn't even come close to outweighing everything else this place offers. Bottom line: If you're anywhere in the area -- or even thinking about making a day trip -- you absolutely have to go. It's a little off the beaten path, so I don't expect most people to just "stumble" upon it... but if you plan it, you won't regret it. This is an experience, not just a stop.

2nd time in blue ridge and we hit up this place Apple fritters were delicious Nothing you buy here is gonna be bad ; we did the tractor ride for the kids and they loved it Look forward to coming back

That's a lovely place. Free to enter, they do have an paid tour by truck. I never saw or thought they had that variety of apples and the good thing? You can try before buy. They have a lot of ciders, even on tap (alcoholic and non alcoholic). The store it's amazing, of course maybe don't have the best price as it's an tourist place but it's well worth it. Beside different apples, cakes, we got rainbow kernel popcorn over there. They grow apples over there and have an variety of pastries, cakes

Man oh man. This is a heck of a spot! This is a family owned apple farm that has done a wonderful job of bringing farm to table on their products and foods. Every day they bake fresh items, you can pick from a variety of mixes', jams, wines, cider, apples and so much more. This is heaven to many. It's even just a tourist spot to walk around and browse. You never know what goodies you might find!

A coworker of mine in Nashville told me about Mercier and how he and his family make a trip down every fall. Now I know why - this place is awesome! Having grown up in Michigan, there were apple orchards everywhere. Very difficult to find in the Nashville area. So glad I listed to you John! It's huge. The parking is plentiful and well organized for how slammed they get. They have everything from classic cider and donuts to other fresh baked goods, to local honey and homemade pickles, to produce and salsas, to seasonal decor and more. Lines move quick! The cider and donuts were fresh and reminded me off fall up north! Very nostalgic and so happy I made the trip down to check it out!

What an amazing stop in the Blue Ridge. Unfortunately we missed Apple picking. But the store is amazing. There is something for everyone! The staff is friendly and the apple cider is delicious. We loved the apple fritters as well. We went in on a Saturday at 11 AM and it was packed. They have carts as well as baskets to shop around the store. Everyone I interacted with was happy. They have tables to sit down at and bathrooms. Establishment is dog friendly so be aware of that. We love dogs though! Outside there were a couple different vendors selling kettle corn and boiled peanuts. Definitely got some of the boiled peanuts! We did a mix of dill and spicy.

We came here as it was on my wife's bucket list. When we walked in, it was slammed. We walked around their shopping center. We tasted their sparkling ciders, apple, apple blackberry and apple grape. We then tried the apple cider slushy. We liked them all and bought a slushy and bought a can of apple cider with grade. We then went to the bakery and got an apple cider donut, fritter, apple pie fresh out of the oven and a coconut cream pie. The donut was a bit dry. Good but nothing to write home about. The fritter I thought was very good. The apple pie was excellent and the coconut cream was also very good. We then tried to go to the orchard to go picking. It's $15 dollars per person to go picking which we only wanted an apple since we were heading to the airport. We didnt do it. We then got in line to pay and my god was it slammed. We sat in line over 30 minutes. Come to find out, there were other lanes open but the workers aren't calling people over and no one is paying attention. I thought that was a little childish not to have additional 3 lanes open no one was using and no one was making people aware.

My family and I are spending the week in Blue Ridge and of course had to stop by Mercier Orchards which was about 5 minutes from our cabin in the mountains. This place is huge and so inviting. My sister and I even did a hard cider tasting. My parents loved the store as it has such a huge variety of fresh produce and baked goods. We even did an apple tasting, and picked up a bag of cosmo apples after tasting a sample slice. I wish that the apple orchards or the U-Pick was open as it would've been such a perfect touch to our trip. We got so many goodies from apple butter, apple cider donuts, fire roasted salsa, jellies, and more. I will definitely be back during the U-Pick season in the earlier part of fall.

We came back the very next day! The absolute BEST time and a great ending to our trip was coming back in for apple picking. The farm is just beautiful! You head out back towards the red tent to Apple pick. It's $15 per person which includes 1 bag for apples. You can buy additional bags for $10 each. You ride a tractor wagon up to the orchard to pick. Once there, they let you roam free for picking at the designated trees. So much fun. The staff was super friendly and we so enjoyed our visit. You can also eat as many apples as you want while picking also. And there's no time limit, just when you had enough head back to the pickup area. After picking, we went inside to browse some more. I got more pastries and some cookies and sourdough bread. Let me tell you, that bread and the cookies were absolutely delicious. I also got an apple cider slush for the road.

My family came up to the Blue Ridge area in 2023 and again this year (2025) for a family reunion. We went to pick apples both times and really had the best experience! I have friends who have picked here, and my husband's cousin comes to buy their apples for her bakery in Tellico Plains, TN. They do live up to the hype! You park upon arrival and head over to the red tents where they have the tractor ride pick up to the orchards. Wear closed toed shoes you don't mind getting dirty and bring water! They provide a bag per ticket and you can get an additional bag for $10. We paid about $45 for the 3 of us this time. At the orchards they give you more info on what varieties are available and where you are allowed to pick. Usually you have to walk a bit to find the trees that haven't been picked through. We picked ambrosia and Granny Smith apples. Even though some didn't look very appealing, they tasted absolutely divine! You're allowed to eat your fill while picking, and we enjoyed munching on apples along the way. My son found an apple the size of a grapefruit! Afterwards we checked out the petting zoo by the market. The market itself is loaded with goodies to buy and take home. We would recommend making Mercier Orchards a fall family tradition!

First time apple picking and I must say!!! 10/10 experience. Not only is it a beautiful orchard, the apple picking is so reasonably priced. $15 per person for a half "peck". You get a tractor ride to the orchard, unlimited picking time, and a ride back to the store. Just coming to shop and take in the sights is a whole experience even if you aren't picking. The sweet gentleman at the cider sampling station told us all about the prep for cider versus sparkling cider etc. You can sample apple cider donuts and fresh apples! Did I mention, all you can eat apples while you're picking!

This is definitely a cute stop when visiting North Georgia. They have so much from home decor, foods, kitchen utensils, apples, and a beautiful pond to walk around. I loved every thing about it. Parking was easy! I will say, it gets very peopley here and it can be hard to walk around inside the store. So bring your patience. I was so glad to get my Crimson Crisp here!

Lots of jams and fresh fruit. Pastries too. Tried the coconut hand pie which was stuffed with coconut cream, yummy. Tried the slushie flight and they were all delicious.

This is probably my favorite part of the our Blue Ridge trip! Everything was so pretty. I wish we came during apple picking season, but that means we just have to come back. We also took a tour of their orchard in a tractor. The apple cider doughnuts were amazing and their Apple fritters! We got so many gifts to take back home from Mercier Orchard.

Great apples and a neat selection of other foods and confections. I was underwhelmed by my strawberry cream cheese croissant. I felt like it needed more filling. The fritter tastes like it was fried in older oil (fried taste sticks to the back of your throat and leaves a weird flavor behind).

Is this touristy? Most definitely! But does everyone still love it and with good reason? 100%. This was our second visit and although we were going to pass this time around, a local actually specifically told us to go back and try the ciders. We're not much for ciders because they're so sweet, but absolutely fell in love with the 'Adele' variety, which was so perfectly balanced, light, crisp and refreshing. We didn't go picking here but we did buy a sack of their famous evercrisps and wow...I don't think I've had a better apple in my life! It got a little crowded but we still had fun. Don't forget to grab a few desserts from the bakery case to take home.

We come here at least once a year and pick up local apples from their farm. It's always been very busy and they have really good samples with knowledgeable people, family, friendly, and always take something extra home to share with others.

I went with my family when we were in town a few weeks back. This place was really cute and had delicious offerings. My parents enjoyed a cider tasting while my brother loved his pastry of choice. The staff was very nice and friendly and pets are allowed outside so I was happy to bring my dog. A great family visit!

My family and I passed by on our latest vacation. We did a cider flight which was delicious. The guy working the bar serving the flights was a bit rude which is opposite of what we have encountered while visiting Blue Ridge (everyone has been super nice.) We bought a lot of different spreads and dips and the apple pie hand pie was absolutely delicious! We had some apple samples also which were all Delicious also.

Everything you could want! Hand pies and fritters are amazing! Friendly and kind customer service!

This is the must stop spot; it's very large and tons of things with which to engage from pony rides and tours to jams and pies! We always stop to get the fried pies which are superb, and snag apples if we can. While right after the holidays the shelves are sparse, you can still find more than enough to satisfy whatever craving you've got, sweet or otherwise. We always walk out laden down with goodies, and we love it!

Stopped by here to try out their cider options, but was met with a pretty limited menu. The four options I did try were delicious though! It's a bit hard to find seating to try your cider, but I believe they are trying to expand the area. The staff at the counter were a little short and rude with customers, but the guy with the blacked out arm tattoo cutting up apple slices for people to try was delightful! I didn't get his name, but he's a real treasure to this place! He really made sure to talk with every person who wanted a sample and was patient when speaking with customers that had a hard time hearing. Besides the cider I also tried their blackberry fried pie which was the best pie I had while visiting the area. If I came back I'd skip the cider tasting, and enjoy the other options.

Had an amazing time at this orchard. HUGE store that took well over an hour to see it all. Purchased a lot of Christmas gifted and some personal items as well. The fried apple pies are great also! Picked up a lot of goodies but the muffins are a must have by far! Super cool atmosphere and well laid out store that is easy to shop! This is a super fun place!

Stopped by the orchard and was pleasantly surprised. We got there early before big crowds because EVERYTHING was delicious. The apple cider bar tasting was fun and we also enjoyed trying all the types of apples at the apple bar. We bought a lot of baked goods and enjoyed everything we tried and there were four of us! From the entrance to the exit everyone was kind and accommodating. Hope to go back soon!

I didn't do much research prior to visiting. I was slightly overdressed because I thought I was visiting a winery that allowed me to sample wine with a view for cute optics. Not really - It's more of a marketplace with a lot of local items that they produce like cider, apple jam, pastries, etc. I tried the apple and the sweet potato pastry pastry, and it was yummy. I also purchased the apple jam spread and it's ok. Not as sweet as I would like, but maybe that's a good thing since I'm trying to eat like an adult. Customer service was decent, we didn't really have any guidance for the whats and whereWhen we arrived around 3, it was loud and crowded. We took a stroll outside after they closed, and we were able to really take in the beauty of the vineyard. It's so beautiful and relaxing. My only issue is the lack of outdoor seating for patrons to really enjoy while sampling and taking in the scenery.

The $12 cider flights are poured in 1oz sample cups and the guy pouring them should not be out in public. The most ridiculous thing I've ever seen! At lease we got a laugh out of it. They use human sized flight paddles with miniature plastic cups.

Such a beautiful place to visit! The fried pies are amazing! You must purchase some before you leave. I didn't get a chance to pick apples this time around but I will be back. The service was friendly and efficient and kept the lines moving.

I wish I was local and could come here all the time. The shop is huge and has a large selection of very reasonably priced produce. I love how we could try the apples. They had a huge selection of ciders (alcoholic and not) and wines. Also the ciders bar not by the alcoholic stuff had a slushy with ice cream and it was so delicious. The bakery was also great. We tried the Apple cider donut and apple hand pie. Both were yummy. The donut was particularly my favorite. This place was pretty crowded on a Saturday morning. Wish we could've done the tractor ride and apple picking. Would definitely come back. And this is also a great store to buy gifts.

This is only for the hard cider tastings. So I ordered the flight of 4 hard ciders. It is $12 and a single glass is $7. I expect to get a normal brewery tasting glass size and instead I get 4 medicine cups worth. This is a rip off! In my photo you can see the cup size they used to use or should be.

A season favorite place to go for fresh apples, apple cider, fresh fried pies. Customer service is great.

Our family visits Mercier Orchards every year before our annual camping trip, and it's always a highlight. We make sure to stock up on their delicious pies, cider, and fresh peaches. My favorite baked good has to be the apple fritter, it's perfectly fluffy and moist. The staff here are always kind and welcoming, making the experience even better. The orchard itself is absolutely beautiful, and as you walk up, you're greeted by stunning views. Inside, the cozy, homey store is filled with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked goods. If you're ever in Blue Ridge, this place is an absolute must-visit!

Mercier Orchards is absolutely breathtaking. Picturesque views from the exterior. We started out with a frozen wine slushy flight. Four flavors for $15. We proceeded to the fruit tasting before grabbing a peeqch and apple fried pie. Both were mouthwateringly delicious. The staff were super helpful and gave great recommendations on items. I will definitely visit again while in the area.

Had a great time apple picking here and then going to the shop after for some apple ciders (get the one with ice cream sooo good) and alcoholic apple cider flights. Great fall vibes and fun to go with friends! I do wish they had signs for which row is which apple because we got confused lol.

If I could give this place a six stars I would! Amazing looking and tasting produce very nice workers. The sweet old lady at the produce testing counter was very nice. And the bakery was nice also. A very clean place overall 10 out of 10 would recommend.

This is our second visit--we came around the same time last year and had such a great experience. The food and snacks are absolutely delicious--everything tastes homemade! We always enjoy it here and definitely recommend giving this place a try.

Some of the fruits and fresh produce are great, theirs a tasting area for peaches. However their allot of tourist traps here, you'll think everything sold here is great but not so. Their apple cider donuts are ok, but some of their packaged stuff is a bit off. Their Manos pita chips are terrible, their goateats sweet potato chips are horrible, super salty, terrible, however their sour cream blueberry loaf is pretty good as well as their coconut pecan cookies , and I love their apple cider. Just be careful when you go, don't think everything is great, it's not and you can spend a fortune because they are expensive, service is good, ambiance is good.

If you are looking for a quaint orchard and market, this is NOT it. It is huge. Most huge places that are packed seem to have terrible quality and worse service. This is the opposite here. We love the quality of their baked good, and flavored ciders. Blackberry and Peach are so good. We have been a couple times and this time they were out of some of the fried pies we wanted. She said if we came back she could put in an order for us to ensure we don't miss them. We were so happy as we swung right back by the next morning. Hint*** the pies freeze well.

We drove to Blue Ridge to specifically visit this place! The fried pies here are absolutely amazing. I recommend bringing them home and warming them up in the oven yourself. Theright there but sometimes but I like my pies hot! We grabbed a few different items within the store itself. The apple cider donuts were delicious. Totally recommend! The jerky is solid. Not the greatest but still pretty tasty. The cider is very good. We did the cider flights. The only part that was disappointing is last time we did the flight tasting they came in small cups. This time it came in what looks like shot cups. More of a sample than a flight I would say. Anytime I am in Blue Ridge I will come here!

For apples. The bakery offers fresh goods but nothing special or totally delicious that I would expect at a business like this. There goods, like jams, jellies, etc. all have labels that they are "made for" Mercier. So not certain the ingredients are totally from Merciers. I would think they'd put or highlight it came from Mercier's in Blue Ridge. An upgraded coffee shop would be appropriate and likely encourage more bakery purchases to accompany the coffee (even if just a standard pastry).

If you are in Blue Ridge, I would suggest stopping by Mercier Orchards. I went during the Winter so apple picking was not available. There was a free apple tasting and non alcoholic cider tasting. I got to taste the Apple Butter and it was divine so I definitely bought a jar. There is a bakery with goods for sale, which I didn't try. I did however try their a wine and cider flight. It'll you are into sweeter wines like myself, the Mercier Wine flight (fall harvest apple, winter blackberry, spring strawberry, summer peach) is your go-to. If you are into drier, the vendor wine flight (Hugo, pearl, lake day, white sangria) is the flight for you minus the white sangria. I don't believe you can swap wines. The ciders weren't as sweet as I anticipated but worth trying.

Consider this my idea of heaven. On our trip to North Carolina to go white water rafting, well... it hit me just how close we were to Georgia. You see, it appears a half hour drive was all it took to cross the state line. As a result, I saw signs for this apple orchard on the road, not to mention that our Airbnb had a list of attractions and this was mentioned as well. As I'm a huge cider fan, I just had to go, and fortunately for me, my friends indulged me. We went post white water rafting and let me tell you I went with the idea of having cider after a hot day but also to look around and buy lots of apple goodies. Here's me, specifically thinking of apple cider donuts given the season. Imagine my surprise though at not only purchasing those but also a bread that ensnared me: the apple cinnamon bread. The smell of that bread, and later the taste the next morning, were enough to ensure me this was a great buy. Both these donuts and bread had different options in terms of purchasing. You could either get individual pieces at their bakery and eat there, or do as I did and buy boxes to take home. Now if you do the boxes, you can get them fresh for a few dollars more or get them slightly cheaper being I believe a day old. Either way, get ready for some wonderful sweets. Additionally to these donuts and bread, they had a case of other apple goodies like turnovers. I think the only thing that stopped me from getting more sweets was my limited stomach. That and honestly I tried their cider flight and fell in love with Old #3, which I happily brought home with me. 12 cans worth of it in fact. Oh, and then they have so many home goods that I'm a Halloween lover and bought some of their decor. Honestly this apple orchard is dangerous for my wallet. It may be a good thing it's a state over. I'd be a frequent flyer there otherwise!

We went here in December to buy apples and some other fun stuff we can find. They're popular in the fall to go apple picking and wagon rides. December is a fairly slow time but we got what we went there for. They offered free samples of their non-alcoholic cider so we grabbed a few - the muscadine is super sweet but was refreshing. They also had a selection of fried pies, donuts. They even had half off items that didn't sell the day before. They also carried fresh produce and other novelty items. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Definitely a must visit if you're in town.

Austin, selection of fruits and vegetables everything fresh and produced on the property, a fantastic bakery and an excellent selection of hard and regular cider you could spend hours in their store going through all the selections

Beautiful well kept orchard with options for everyone. We chose to participate in the you-pick option, and blackberries and blueberries were both in season while we were there! They take you on a tractor wagon ride to the orchard area where you pick. You could fill your container with one or the other or a mix of both! If you are not feeling the pick it yourself option, there's plenty of other options for everyone! Inside the large storefront, they sell a variety of fresh fruit, jams, sauces, syrups, ciders, wine, fresh baked goods, yard decorations, stuffed animals, and just about everything in between. They also have fresh samples, and even an alcohol bar! Think Cracker Barrel store meets fresh local orchard, but somehow better.

What fun day at the Mercier Orchard. The shopping was so much fun. Such unique items to add to the cart. The wine and the fun fruit drinks with ice cream while you stroll around added to the adventure. We topped off our day with hot apple hand pie with a scoop of vanilla. This item alone will have all us coming back over and over again. .

Decided to take wife to an apple orchard. Paid $15 to get shuttled on a tractor bus to the vast selection of apple trees! They give you a 1/2 lb bag for each person and you walk around picking apples! Can eat as much as you want picking. Workers were great and friendly and had a lot of knowledge of apples! The orchard was beautiful with the background of the mountains in the back! Place had plenty of parking! They do have closer parking by store if you don't wanna walk so far in the huge parking they have right when you pull in! They have a store with everything apple. Baked goods to drinks! A lot of walking here. Plenty of photo opportunities! Make sure to wear your beater shoes! If you have nice sneakers you love they will guarantee be dirty when your done picking! A lot of hilly and rocky terrain. And listen to instructions! Have a lot of foreigners that don't abide to rules or just don't listen. Certain apple sections are off limits depending on harvest or they're just not ready to pick. Had a few people in those sections picking and eating! Don't be that person!. All in all loved the experience and beautiful scenery!

Mercier Orchards has your typical apples to purchase, even in the off-season, like we were last week. Find a variety of honeys, teas, kitchen paraphernalia, kitchen pottery, and toys (I got a stuffed dinosaur for a friend's child). They are known for their apple cider donuts and fried pies made on-site. As usual, they had a wide variety of apples to suit your taste and they always taste amazing: sweet, tart or a little of both. They have an apple tasting booth and the guy recommended combining two different apples to make applesauce and it turned out fantastic! They have an apple cider bar where you can purchase different flights of apple cider to taste that they make on-site. My favorite is Jalepeacho which has a sweet apple-peach taste with a little jalapeño kick at the end. Love it! We didn't take it but they offered apple blossom orchard rides during the spring, and hayrides in the fall. Outdoor picture booths and tractor for fun with friends and family. Country ambiance with very friendly customer service.

Enjoyed Apple Picking with my Husband! They picked us up on a tractor & gave us all the time in the world to fill a bag with apples! They had a good variety too so we can choose which kind of apples to pick. Inside there's a huge variety of snacks and sweets to purchase. Jams, local goods, gifts ect. Get the Apple Fritter at the Bakery section and the Apple Cider donuts! We also decided to get a cider flight and enjoyed the sneaky jack and lone tree! come back every time we visit N. GA! Highly recommend.