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    Anderson Orchard

    4.5 (129 reviews)
    Closed • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Allyson G.

    Anderson Orchard is one of my favorites. It is not on many people's radar which makes it a fun and chill option! So many apple trees to walk through. A great size pumpkin patch. A huge kids area. Delicious food options! My favorite is the fried biscuits with apple butter!! AND you can bring dogs!!

    Mac n cheese with queso and brisket from the food truck they had. SOOO good!
    Lona D.

    We went on a fall weekend and it was a great time. We had the family meet us there and we were able to pick apples, eat treats, drink cider and they even had a food truck (DELICIOUS) as well as a petting zoo. For the kids they had a nice play area. Everyone was friendly and seemed to be having a great time. There were several tables just outside the store by the concession area. Everyone was welcome, there were families, couples, individuals and many cultures represented. It was just a really nice day. I'll definitely return next fall.

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    We had a great time in this Apple Orchard, there were a lot of fun activities to do and the customer service was excellent! We will be back next year!

    Can't visit without getting an elephant ear...or fried biscuits with apple butter...or cider slush....or..
    Kristen B.

    Autumn in Indiana isn't complete without our annual trip to Anderson Orchard. It's gained in popularity over the years so expect to wait a bit for parking on nice weather weekend days. We love it for the chance to drive through the orchard to pick out our own apples and enjoy the beautiful views. They also have u-pick pumpkins and raspberries. Our favorite part is the concessions with elephant ears & apple cider slushies.

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    Samantha K.

    We went yesterday (9/25) to the apple orchard cause they were also having a festival and craft fair. I was so impressed by how big this orchard was and how many apple trees they had. Such a good selection even with the busy weekend. We had biscuits and apple butter & apple pie with ice cream to snack on &&&& an apple cider slushee and all of it was so good, especially the apple pie and homemade ice cream. So yummy! The kids enjoyed playing on the playground too.

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    Cathy B.

    Amazing place to make memories! Family tradition with the apple picking, play ground, and the best frozen apple concoction imaginable

    Heather S.

    Great family fun at Anderson's orchard! They have the annual apple orchard dash for a fall 5K and kids run. Do a little U-pick apples and pumpkins. Pick up some apple cider while you're there!

    Bridget K.

    So much fun was had at Anderson Orchard! I try to get to the orchard every year, but this was my first time coming to Anderson. It was a beautiful fall day and perfect for apple picking. All of the tree rows were marked with the type of apple and the process was so easy. Just grab a bag and go to town. My only complaint was the cars rolling through. I wish they just allowed people to walk or roped it off somehow. The line to buy Carmel apples was very long but moved really quickly. The Carmel was delicious and really hit the spot. They also have amazing apple cider slushies. There was a little playground for younger kids and a small area to buy pre-made food and apple cider.

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    My favorite orchard ever. Great apples and cider. They are a well run family business.

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    Ask the Community - Anderson Orchard

    Are there any food options available on weekdays? Elephants ears, slushies, apple cobbler or pie?

    Slushies and caramel apples are available weekdays. The week of Oct 13 (fall break), we will have a full concession menu.

    Are dogs allowed?

    They didn't have any signs about no animals. My guess is service animal are okay but you should call to confirm.

    Does it cost money to pick your own apples? I havent seen prices listed anywhere. If so how much?

    Price is by volume --peck to bushels. You get as many large and small bags as you like. Last weekend we paid $32/bushel (40 lbs of apples), in a bunch of small bags. We picked 2 bushels; it didn't take long at all, it's fun, and you get the exact… 

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    “The farm store has apple cider, apple butter, pumpkin rolls, jelly, salsa, fresh produce from the farm, and more.”

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