Traveling in shoulder season, tried to go there on April 20. They were closed! Online stated they…read morewere open 9-6. Answering machine when we the tried to call.

Tried to visit a lavender farm but they were closed. Had driven by this orchard and fruit farm so…read morewe decided to see what they had. The bright pink color draws your eye and the funny signage and yummy merchandise inside keeps your attention. The lady behind the counter was a personality and we had a good conversation. Alas I didn't get her name as other customers came in. I picked up a jar of Vermont maple syrup having heard of how good it is. Some peaches of course, salsa and pickled baby corn. Chose some hot sauces and honey butter. They put everything in a box for me which was great as I couldn't carry the items home. Very convenient. Spent way too much but hopefully I'll enjoy them when I get home. I would visit again to pick up unique food gifts for family and friends. Dirt parking lot in front of fruit stand.

Great stop off the highway Jars of peaches, nuts, candy,…read morefruit, jam, ice cream, pies, pastries, coffee ---what more could u want? I had a giant ginger molasses cookie and it was awesome

Driving from SLC- Littleton I was craving a sweet and peaches. Stopped here because Yelp said they…read morehad both. I arrived 11am and they had already sold out of their jalapeño cheddar scones so I purchased peaches, honey AND the prize = peach raspberry crumb cake‼ ask for it to be heated up before you hit the road...heavenly!

fabulous fresh peaches as well as salsas, jams and butters. Good restaurant across the street to…read morethat sells peach vodka, agave, rum and bourbon.

When in Rome you eat pizza. When in Palisade you eat peaches. You also lug a case of them back to…read moreDenver! It's a Colorado summertime tradition. First time driving thru Palisade on our way back from Grand Junction and Moab. It's a quaint town known for local farms and wineries. Clark Family Orchards seemed like a reliable spot, so we stopped by to check out the fruit stand. Now, this isn't one of those rinky dink fruit stands on the side of the highway. For starters, you are surrounded by beautiful views of the Grand Mesa. It's a charming store with an abundance of products. You can easily drop a small fortune if you weren't careful. We bought a whole lot of fresh peaches, cherries and jams. The peaches and cherries were consumed right away, and damn they were mighty tasty treats. Nothing better than freshly harvested fruits. The peaches steal the show, but I implore you not to skip out on the cherries. They are just as fantastic! There are a good amount of orchards and farms to choose from when out in Palisade. Clark is a great family owned one to support.

We weren't impressed. We came to buy peaches and they were outside on pallets and covered with…read moreflies. They sell Fire Mountain jams and jellies which also brought us here. They are great. Not thrilled about the peach soft serve.

This place has that small farm store feel. They don't sell a ton of things but it was all local and…read moretheir produce all looked super fresh. I think they were one of the only places on the main strip selling peach seconds. The prices seemed on par with everyone else. I came here because I read a lot of reviews for their homemade peach ice cream. I got a twist with vanilla and it was delicious! It wasn't bursting with peach flavor but it also didn't have that fake peach flavor which I don't enjoy.

had an amazing u pick tour and the guide was amazing. Also the fruit was amazing and was very…read morefresh, I had a fun time.

My husband and I stumbled on this place while on a road trip from California. Found they're not…read morejust selling delicious fruit but also sage advice. REAL PEOPLE!

Great organic peaches, friendly staff, convenient location! We shop here every time we go through…read moreDeBeque Canyon.

Nestled by an I-70 exit ramp, Kokopelli is well worth a visit. Their organic produce is premium…read morequality at premium prices (highest price we saw for grade #1 Palisade peaches--but they were gorgeous). There's a nice selection of giftable items, including jams, soaps, and Christian-themed items. The bakery/coffee counter is a MUST. There's a sampling table (yum). Their hand pies ($7.99) are hefty, so plan to share. (I believe those recently received a Best Dessert award.) We had a fresh peach with cream cheese hand pie that was divine. Employees were very personable. The restroom has cute peachy decor.

This place went waaaaaay downhill. The hard cider is inconsistent in taste. Service is…read moreschizophrenic. Sometimes too many people trying to help you where you feel overwhelmed and pressured to buy things and other times there's no one to be found anywhere to help you at all. Unbearably freezing cold inside.

Peaches and cider what could be better! We love Palisade peaches and we saw the sign for this…read morebeautiful grove so we pulled over for a tasting flight and a box of peaches.

The cutest stop for jams, fresh fruits and friendliness. Love all the samples and unique flavors…read more Got the peach jam (of course) and peach lavender. They also had vanilla pear, cherry and a bunch of other great jams. A must stop. They have a downtown location as well but I loved the vibe of the one slightly out of town on the farm.

Best little peach stand in palisade.read more

We've been getting peaches here for a few years now. Always delicious fruit and prices reasonable…read more Great customer as well

It was clean and friendly. The peaches were delicious! The gave us the smaller peaches for canning…read more Had a wonderful experience.

Such a lovely place run by a lovely couple with absolutely care to each detail. When we arrived, we…read morewere greeted by one of the owners who told us the history of the alpacas and walked us through their mill process. They have a little shop on site that is a must visit as the quality of their yarn is apparent.

Simply put - I found spending 45 minutes walking the alpacas around was very soothing and…read moreenjoyable. And "Farmer Mike" was fun to talk with and get information about. The only bad thing is that now my wife wants us to get some! I definitely recommend the alpaca trek!