End of Season: Donuts Open, Apple Orchard and Pumpkin Patch Closed
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Thanks for a great year! Pick-your-own orchard and pumpkin patch are closed for the season. Donut shop will be open one more weekend (10/17 - 18) at 8:30 am. Come in the morning if you want donuts as we may sell out early in the afternoon depending on crowd size.
Picking Schedule and Pricing
Picking Schedule 2026
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Zestar
Blondee
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Gala
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McIntosh
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Honeycrisp
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Red Delicious
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Early Fuji
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Jonathan
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Empire
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Golden Delicious
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Jonagold
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Pumpkins
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Fuji
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Braeburn
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We’ll update this frequently so keep coming back if you don’t see your favorite variety yet! We will also post updates to our social media pages and send an email if you subscribe at the top of this page.
Apple Picking Pricing
1/2 Peck Bag
$20
Most economical bag.
Great for multiple kids who each want their own.
Don’t let the folded up size fool you, this bag expands to fit a good amount of apples (5-6 pounds or approx. 10-16 medium sized apples)
Deal – get two 1/2 peck bags for $35 or get three for $45
Peck Bag
$30
Our most popular bag.
Great for a couple or small family.
This bag will give you enough apples to snack on or put in lunch boxes!
Deal – get 2 peck bags for $50!
1/2 Bushel Bag
$45
Best value bag.
2 Pecks = 1/2 Bushel
You will have plenty of apples with a 1/2 bushel bag!
Great if picking for pies or sauce or for giving apples to friends, family, teachers, or co-workers
Most apples can stay fresh in the fridge for a long time so don’t worry about them going to waste!
Apple Picking Do's & Don'ts
We love sharing our orchard with you! To keep our trees healthy for years to come and ensure everyone has a great visit, please follow these simple guidelines during your picking adventure.
Keep your feet on the ground. Apple trees are fragile and can only hold the weight of the fruit. Don’t climb.
Grab apples gently and twist before you pull.
Only pick ripe apples. Areas roped off need more time on the branch to sweeten.
Look high and look low – apples hide in the middle of the tree too!
Be kind to the trees and our family volunteers!