We came for lunch on our way home from Grand Rapids on Sunday, 7/26/26 around 12:15pm. There were…read morequite a few people, but it wasn't crowded. This was our first time here - but it will NOT be our last. I loved everything from the moment we set foot on the property. It is genuinely rustic, not artificially so. Everyone we encountered that works here was friendly and seemed to like their jobs! We didn't know before we got here but it is Blueberry Festival this weekend and there were blueberry themed drinks and food. They had free samples of blueberry soda, blueberry lemonade, blueberry jam and blueberry buckle and fresh blueberries! We tied all of it and it was all delicious! The lemonade was one of my favorites. We wandered the store for a bit and I think I'll end up taking one of everything I saw. I think I said "oh! I want that!" to AT LEAST 15 things. We had the 2 blueberry special drinks - blueberry lemonade mimosa and the blueberry frosé, we really enjoyed both. To eat we shared the BTB - which was another blueberry special. Brie, turkey and fresh blueberries on sourdough. I really liked it! I wish the blueberries had either been jam or some other sort of spread/compote instead of the whole blueberries. They kept rolling out of the sandwich haha. But the flavor combination was wonderful. The turkey and the sourdough were both grilled, which I made me real happy. Oh! The sandwich came with kettle chips that were the best kettle chips I've ever had - Which reminds me I was going to grab a bag to go and I totally forgot! We also had the Farmer's Daughter pizza which was awesome. Crispy crust on the bottom, but fluffy and light on top. Just the right amount of sauce and the toppings were great. We had the Oreo shake as well, also tasty! It melted quick! It was a pretty toasty day without much breeze. We ordered some donuts and a cinnamon roll to go, I'll have to review those later when we eat them - I'm too full right now! They have a pickle fest coming up next weekend and I want to go back! Everything about the farm was charming and we had a great time. Highly recommend!

i came late into the season with some friends. I had never been to the farm before but had heard…read moregood things about events they host via social media. There was no cost to enter on weekdays, making it a more accessible and fun activity. There is a large area with food, drinks, doughnuts, and other food and accessories. There were all sorts of options for people of any age and palate. I didn't end up picking any fruit but we did get to visit the animals and walk around. I had no idea that they had a variety of animals like cows, goats, and more. The staff were incredibly warm and friendly and there was a lot of available parking. I definitely think this is a fun place to bring a family or go on a date.

We loved this orchard SO much!…read more I couldn't believe the amount of fun, free entertainment packed into this farm. We ended up spending nearly three hours bopping our way between activities and snacking. We enjoyed cider, a variety of donuts (including apple cider and pumpkin with cream cheese icing), a big ole bag of "seconds" apples that were in great condition, paid for the four wheeler/train ride through the peaches and much more. The kids especially loved the goats, slide, tractor ride through the property and corn "Sand box". Bathrooms and snack stands were plentiful and clean throughout the front portion of the farm. The staff was all very engaged and friendly as well. I loved that this spot didn't feel cheesy or over commercialized like some orchards can become. It was truly perfect. Can't recommend it enough.

I've been to Schwallier's a couple times now and have had a lovely experience each time! If you…read moredon't get there right at open (or close to it), parking will be very hectic. While they have someone guiding you most of the time, people visiting are not always the most mindful and don't let you out to give up your spot. There is only one entrance/exit for cars, so I think they need to be a little bit more upfront with the flow of traffic and constantly have someone guiding everyone to ensure that parking isn't backed up. There are pumpkins, tracker rides, a little parade car for kids (and adults can fit too) and a play area for the kids. I think it's the perfect place to grab donuts, cider, pick some apples and grab your pumpkin. Just be warned that some areas may be more hectic than others, but that's what you get with a sunny October weekend!

I've been going to Wells Orchard weekly when they are open for several years now. The apples always…read moretaste fresh, even if it is after the season and they have stored them for a while. They have a tremendous variety. I live in a retirement community and buy half-bushel every week to share with others with whom I live. Fun thing for me to do and my neighbors love the apples too. Some have even started going to Wells themselves. I also buy farm raised eggs there. They often resell excellent cider from top farm cideries. Their jams and jellies are great. Friendly people.

This is the best apple cider I have ever had! Fully bodies and the perfect balance of sweet-tart!…read moreTheir apples and cider are pricey, but so worth it.

I came here two days in a row just to get the doughnuts. I really loved the chocolate glaze,…read morepumpkin spice and cinnamon twists, pair these with the hot cider and it's a great combo. I also got a whole apple blueberry pie. If you're from Michigan you probably can't tell the difference but once I left Michigan I can tell, the apples and blueberries in Michigan are the best in the country. So glad I came back. Also on Saturday's the lines are long but they have a lot a people working so service is fast.

If you're fully understanding that this place will be packed, overpriced and a tourist trap, then…read moreyou should be fine. Our blood pressure immediately rose seeing the semi-organized chaos. We have done many farms/orchards and this one was bottom of the list unfortunately. We dropped by the winery and it felt like you were transported to a 2004 club with the tacky lights mixed with a clammy dungeon feel. Although it was $10 for 5 tastings, the ambiance negated the price. (The only decently priced feature.) If you have kids, they will for sure be stimulated and you're good to go. But otherwise for adults that want delicious cider, donuts and a calm u-pick experience, check out Famhaus Farms for a cleaner and more serene experience.

Hands down our go-to for any u-pick experience. From peaches and plums one month to a dozen…read morevarieties of apples another, this is the best kept secret. Well maybe not anymore, ooops! The service is always incredible and it's always under crowded which is a huge win in our book. Their prices, you just can't beat $11/peck of apples. That's ridiculously incredible. They also have events at their farm-- concerts where they sell hard ciders with a sandwich, to puppy happy hour, to story time for kids... they're definitely a special place. The property is so well kept and clean throughout-- they make it a no brainer to come back! And for the love of everything, grab their homemade donuts.

Busy spot in mid October but what else would you expect! Fun ambience with seating areas outside…read moreand bonfires going. You can pick you own apples or grab bags of them in the shop. They also have cider, slushiest, and hard cider available to enjoy along with their delicious donuts, muffins and breads. We went later in the day so they were sold out of a lot but it was still really fun and staff was extremely nice. We would go back!

I've been going to Grange Fruit Farm for the past few years for seasonal fruit picking. I love…read morecherry season in West Michigan, and it's back! Grange just opened the last week of June for sweet cherry u-pick. I went at 9 am on a Friday when they opened and picked almost 4 pounds in 30 minutes. The employees are always friendly and helpful. They'll give you however many buckets you want (each bucket holds about 5 pounds) and direct you to the picking area. I had fun trying each of the three varieties they had available: cavalier, black pearl, and white gold. They post on social media when each variety is ready to pick. Sour cherries usually come a bit later in July, but I prefer having lots of sweet cherries to eat. As of June 2025, U-pick cherries are $2.90 per pound. You can also buy pre-picked cherries, as well as other items at their farm stand. They take cash and credit cards. The parking area is a bit small, but I've always just gotten there early so I'm not sure if they have an overflow parking area anywhere. I'm looking forward to hopefully coming for blueberry season next!

Great cherry and peach picking. Many varieties of cherries. Staff is very helpful if you haven't…read morepicked before.

The name of this orchard is a little misleading because, while they provide excellent hayrides,…read morethey also have every other Fall activity you could ask for! From a petting zoo to a pumpkin patch, Fruit Ridge Hayrides has fun activities for guests of every age. We picked apples, pet some farm animals, and went on one of their titular hayrides pulled by a team of trained horses. The trail took us through a small patch of woods, and all the Fall colors were on full display. They also have a corn maze, but if the ground is wet, we highly recommend wearing some boots in case you get muddy. We'll definitely be coming back next year!

From the owner: Horse drawn hayrides in the heart of apple orchard country in West Michigan. Huge corn maze,…read moreu-pick apples and pumpkins, home made donuts, apple cider, petting zoo and children's activities.

Awesome cherry farm really well kept with a lot of goodies inside the barn. Very friendly service.read more

Love this place! They always have superb homemade snacks like cherry donuts, and slushees! Need…read morebaking trinkets as well. Not to mention the hundreds and hundreds of cherry trees! It's a blast climbing the ladders and picking from whatever tree you desire. Decent prices on everything They got lots of portajohns for use. I've always gone on the 4th of the July, and it gets pretty busy, but that would be my only complaint. Stay hydrated as well, it's gets hot here!

We had a great time at Overhiser. While the play spaces are a bit overgrown in areas, it's still…read moresuper fun for kids with a bounce slide, petting zoo, and plenty of fruit to pick. Prices are reasonable and the staff is extremely friendly. Try the slushie drink (peach was a standout) and donuts! Actually all of the baked goods we tried were delicious. Second trip and well worth it! Also, clean bathrooms!!

Really good cinnamon sugar and vanilla maple donuts. They only had frozen cider in July but the…read moreslushies were good.

As a Midwest girl born & raised this farm is a staple must stop in the fall…read more Between atmosphere of feeding the livestock, to the delicious warm cider mill donuts made in house. There's a corn maze, apple & pumpkin picking and a whole shop to buy locally. Highly recommend!

Deep roots is one of my families favorite summer and fall day trips. Not only is it fun to see the…read moreanimals, go through the corn maze in the fall or pick out pumpkins but their produce / products are amazing and I am already ready for the weather to warm up so we can go again this year!