Genuinely thought it was going to be all hype - it's not! Share the walking apple pie between 2-4 people, it's more than enough! Got there at 4pm, they closed at 5pm that day. Only waited about 5 minutes until we ordered! Not sure why it's called a "walking apple pie" since you could really walk with any pie, sliced or whole. The crust on this was ever so slightly flaky while still having a good amount of doughiness that made it soft and enjoyable to eat. It wasn't too thick either which is what I assumed it would be! There is also an insane amount of apple inside, sliced on the thinner side but not overcooked at all. NOT skimpy, good cinnamon flavor and VERY delicious! I'm not even a fan of apple pie, so I was shocked I actually liked it! The vanilla ice cream on top definitely made the entire thing even more enjoyable--if I were to get this again I'd make sure to get an extra scoop. The contrast between the piping hot apple pie and the cold ice cream was so addicting and sweet in the best way. We also got the pumpkin cheesecake. I'd pass on this. Didn't have much of a pumpkin flavor and I felt like the cheesecake was lacking overall. The graham cracker crust is buttery and soft which I appreciated, and they top the cheesecake with what tasted like a sugar crumble on top which I also liked. Overall the cheesecake was creamy and smooth but nothing special. I wouldn't get this again, simply for the fact that if you're labeling something as "pumpkin cheesecake" and the first word is pumpkin, I want to be punched in the face with pumpkin flavor, however my friend did enjoy it because he loves cheesecake. Service was great, the views were phenomenal. They also have real bathrooms here. Definitely stop by! read more

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Delfino farms is always on our list when visiting apple hill! Grab a walking pie with extra ice cream and take it to the tasting room up the hill. The views are amazing and the ambience and staff are top tier! They offer tasting flights and wine by the glass and also had a charcuterie box for purchase. We sat outside on the balcony patio equipped with heaters and I swear I could lounge out there all day. Amongst the four of us, we shared a cider flight, one glass of wine, a walking pie and a charcuterie box -- it was absolute perfection! Can't wait to come back next year! read more

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This is always a fun place to visit. Def try their walking pie! It was all freshly made in the bakery. I really enjoyed their crust! Asides from their walking pie, they also have a really nice view and a small like area with animals. Parking was pretty easy and they even had attendents directing parking spots. Their bathrooms was also surprisngly clean too. read more

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We visited on a Friday, the day before the first weekend of Lavender Days. I'm a big fan of anything lavender, so I was really looking forward to all the lavender-themed goodies at the bakery, but unfortunately, nothing lavender was available yet, even though the little menu on the counter said different. why show it then? Super disappointing. I don't understand why they couldn't offer at least something lavender-related on the Friday before it officially starts. We visited other spots in Apple Hill that day that did offer lavender goodies, which I happily bought. I love coming to Apple Hill on Fridays to avoid the crowds, so it was a letdown. Once we arrived, the signage was confusing. There weren't clear directions pointing to anything, and we honestly had no idea where to go first or what any of the buildings were until we asked another customer in the parking lot. Turns out the farm-ish house was the bakery--but the guy working there just wasn't it. Not friendly, not helpful, and didn't seem to want to be there. We walked out since there was no lavender and nothing else caught my eye. Then we saw the winery area up the hill--and that was the saving grace of the visit. It was beautiful! Barely any people, no wait, and we even got to choose where we sat. The views were a solid 10/10, like something straight out of Oregon. So peaceful and scenic. We did two wine flights. They only offer one standard flight that includes both reds and whites. I prefer whites, so I asked if I could try more of those instead. They were super accommodating since they said it wasn't busy, which was great--but I can imagine that might not be possible on a crowded day. It would be awesome if they offered separate red, white, or mixed flights in the future. The tasting included a welcome sparkling (not listed on the menu), followed by five wines. I was also offered a rosé to try, and eventually chose the sparkling I'd had in the beginning as my glass pour instead of finishing the reds, although the 2023 Picpoul one was definitely my favorite. We also ordered the grazing plate ($30), which says it serves 2-4 people, but honestly, it was perfect for just the two of us. Nicely curated and a great pairing with the wine. It was such a nice experience to sit outside in the shade, sip wine, and enjoy the scenery. The only downside was the dog situation. It's dog-friendly, which is great for some, but I personally don't think wineries are the best place for barking dogs. When one dog sees another, it's just a chain reaction of noise, and it kind of kills the relaxing vibe. We were told that they usually get busy and that reservations are recommended for future visits, so we felt extra lucky to have come on a calm Friday and scored a perfect shaded table. read more

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Warm, friendly, and informative staff. Love the wine tasting room, the charcuterie plates. Only frozen pies during this season but we'll be back in the fall for sure!! read more

We came here to try order their walking apple pie. Highly recommend ordering it with the apple cider sauce on top. You can take it to go or eat it there. They also had a few vendors in tents selling charms and candles. I liked how there were parking attendants that helped the flow of traffic! read more

Came here on a Sunday afternoon just a couple hours before closing. They have Joan's Apple Bakery here, and although the line was long, you can't resist the smell of the fresh walkin' pies and seasonal flavors! I grabbed a caramel apple here to enjoy for later. I wish they had actual food here but I enjoyed the big grassy hill for the kids to play at, and the restrooms. The only downside is the parking is pretty limited, you might find yourself circling multiple times until you can catch someone leaving. read more

Rarely do I find places I crave to go back for more. This was it. This location is beautiful. What adds some extra to it for me is that they have places for you to sit, a beautiful trellised mountainside with vines where you can picnic on grass with stunning views. Mind you there are many steps so if walking is an issue for the view seating may not be for you. However at the top which is very walk in friendly is where you can order the pies and there are picnic tables to sit at. The pie selection and options are stellar. Their pies are top notch no quesrion. The walkin pie was fun to try but not my favorite. The farmhouse and cottage were my favorites, I suggest icecream on the side. Also they have cheesecakes, as a non cheesecake fan these are really really very good and worth eating any time it's available. We even got 2 pies to go and both were phenomenal as we served them at parties. The kicker they have wine on site and if that's your thing this is a nice place to have a picnic, pie, and cocktail. Will be adding this to my annual list as I loved it so much and kicking some of my other apple hill long timers off. read more

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@delfinofarms and Joan's Apple Bakery!! Sojourned up to Apple Hill the day after Halloween to beat the weekend crowds and explore more various apple themed farms. We made it to Delfino Farms which provides beautiful views from either the wine tasting building or the separate bakery. We hit up Joan's Apple Bakery, where as you order, you see the bakers in the background cooking up super fresh n' hot pies using apples picked fresh from the orchard! It was an awesome display. Ordered and shared the Walkin' Pie, which was a mini- mountain of an apple pie with a big ladle of hot cider sauce lava heaped on top with a bowling ball scoop of vanilla ice cream plopped on top. It was momentous!! Hot, fresh, apple-ly, molten cidery, buttery, and flakey. It wasn't too sweet either! It's a must visit when you're gettin yo Johnny Appleseed on in Camino Ca. up on Apple Hill. read more

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My sister loves the pies here so she brought us on a trip to Apple Hill. It's a nice looking property and they have a nice selection of pies by the slice or whole- we ended up getting a slice of dutch apple, an apple crisp (both with ice cream), and berry cheesecake. They also had picnic tables outside where we were able to sit and enjoy our baked goods! All of them were tasty but our favorite was the apple crisp. We liked how the pieces of apple were much smaller/finer than the apple slices inside the pie but overall things were good! read more

Nice view with refreshing white wines. They were out of the food we wanted to order, which was a bummer. Felt like we couldn't have the full experience or drink as much that we wanted because there wasn't food. Good wine and service, though! read more

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Absolutely love this venue! Came here a couple years ago for wine tasting at Edio Vineyards, and then came here again this year for Joan's Bakery (which I've had in the past also). It's absolutely mandatory you try the Walkin' Pie at the bakery at least once in your life! It's like a hill of apples in one personal sized apple pie (which you definitely could share with a couple of people). Top it with a scoop of sweet vanilla ice cream, and you're set! But if I'm being honest, my favorite treat here is the apple cheesecake. Sweet, decadent, and eaten a la mode is the way to go! I didn't do much exploring around the property, but I saw that events are held there as well. A food truck was stationed near the bakery, but I didn't get a good look at what it was. There was also a little maker's market going on in front of the bakery the day that I went. Such a nice place to people watch on the lawn, get a sweet treat, or shop some local goods! read more

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What a fun place to visit in Apple Hill! The views are incredible, but I have to say that the best part of Delfino Farms is the smell from the bakery! They are making homemade treats in the summer and fall, and it's amazing to see them actually making everything as you are ordering. They have other produce and items for sale here, but the star is the baked goods! read more

Took my mother and my dog to apple hill 9/20/2024 I wanted us to try the walking apple pie. We also got a glass of cider to share. $13 for both! Very calming picnic benches right outside the bakery. We walked just to the bakery and back but it looked like a lot more that they had to offer but we had many stops to visit. read more

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Great view. Perfect place to be at sunset Apple pies are to die for Nice place for kids to play and enjoy a good time while you can ha e a hard apple cider read more

They have great cheesecake. I liked my apple cheesecake. Can't wait for the pumpkin cheesecake in Nov. (I absolutely adore pumpkin.) Also, IMO, apple crisps much yummier than the apple pie. Didn't try the famous walkie. Also they no longer have a pumpkin patch or corn maze. They said their fire insurance would be way high if they kept the corn maze. Thus they removed it. They did recommend an alternative spot for pumpkin patching which was great! Yay Apple Hill. I didn't explore the property much but I know they got more greener spots if you walk around the bakery building. Their winery nearby looks new. Didn't go in. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. read more

Came to Delfino Farms for the first time, during this years family trip to Apple Hill. Last year we decided to ask friends and family for suggestions on places to visit, which was really successful last year. And of the places we visited last year and really like, we wanted to make sure we visited those places again and any new recommendations we got this year...and that's how we came across Delfino Farms, and their famous "Walking Pie". I didn't know what to expect besides having only heard of this "Walking Pie", but had never seen it until I saw it in person. Luckily we got there when we had, because there was only one customer in front of us. And by the time we sat outside at one of the wooden tables, the line was then outside of the door. Imagine a pie that is made to look like a large mound of homemade mash potatoes, with a pool of gravy in the center. But instead the dessert version is a small softball sized pie dressed over with cider sauce. And top with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream. Along with the walking pies, we also took home a frozen apple pie and apple crisp to enjoy during the holidays! read more

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Solid stop, especially for those with an adult crew for the day. Delfino hit the scene on social media in a big way a few years ago with their walking pie and cider sauce, which we definitely tried here on this visit. The property boasts a decent amount of parking, food truck, massive lush lawn to sit, along with tables, a bakery, and even a little farm with animals to look at as well. They also have a huge tasting room on site and a cidery, with a beautiful patio that overlooks the orchard! I wish we had a chance to check this part out, but with the kids it wasn't an option, so we stuck to the bakery and farm, having had lunch elsewhere earlier in the day. The guides all said this used to have a big kids area, which was one of the main reasons we came, but that is not actually the case, so be aware. Onto the Walking Pie... well, it's an apple dumpling anywhere else in the area, but the fun name definitely drives intrigue. The pie dough is wrapped around a filling made from thin shavings of apple seasoned with cinnamon and sugar, then baked and served with a topper of the house cider sauce.I've NEVER been impressed by anything but a cider donut in Apple Hill, and this was no different. I found the pie dough undercooked, the filling dry, and the cider sauce the only real thing I enjoyed about the dessert. While waiting to order I kept seeing the huge beautiful slices of pie, and I think that's what I should've ordered because I couldn't help but think that the Walking Pie was really a way to use up the apples that didn't make it into these pies. All in all, this is a beautiful spot to picnic and hang out and I would love to return just for that, but I'll personally skip the dessert next time and save room for their house made hard cider! read more

Beautiful view! I'm an east bay girl so we don't get these views often at home. The last time I saw full fall I'd say was when I lived in another state as a kid! Fall foliage views have always been in the back of my mind and this definitely scratched that itch. The ride up was beautiful as well. I just wish we had stayed a little longer for the views, but alas, we had other farms to explore. There are two parts to this farm. To the left of the parking lot is a modern structured building where you can purchase drinks and a charcuterie board to enjoy. Fancier. To the right you've got scarecrows, pumpkin painting, local businesses (to do some gift shopping outdoors), and a bakery that smells so good! Everyone is ordering the famous walkin pie, eating or drinking on the picnic tables, cute dogs are everywhere, families out and about. It was a lovely morning. Really love this kind of rustic vibe in the fall. Crisp air with a hint of apple pie. It's a vibe. Further down there's a tiny small flower garden/planters and then some more tables toward the bottom of the hill. Looks like they host musical performances in the evening. I'd love to come check one out in the future, when the fairy lights turn on at night. Not very ada friendly where the trees/vines are, but still viewable! Bring a picnic blanket and enjoy the view, or sit in the shade by the tables. We had the walkin pie with ice cream on the side, since some friends are lactose intolerant. The bottom of the pie, the crunchy part, was actually the best part! Some friends also said they thought it would be better with the ice cream directly on top. Otherwise it's a novelty item, worth the try, but not worth the travel just for this food item. But with the combo of the views and other offerings on the farm I'd highly recommend this place and would love to come back. read more

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Forever a special place in my heart. We come here every year. My wife and I get engaged on the little trail on the backside of the property. 8 years later we bring our son here every fall and always leave with a take home pie! read more

Eva was the most helpful and the nicest person we met on our apple hill journey. I would highly suggest visiting. The people who work here are very passionate about their work. read more

Come for the chill vibes and scenic vibes but don't roll down the hill while you enjoy yourself. Waited in line for more than 45 minutes for the walking apple pie and it was unfortunately a let down. The family behind me said they don't get anything else by the walking apple pie. The walking apple pie is the their version of a slice of pie. If you can bring your own fork the sporks are hard to eat the apple pie. The crew was very nice and informative. You can see the team making fresh pies while you are ordering. You can even join a membership club and get a discount on Delfino wine. Tip- they take Apple Pay. Chill on the hill and bring your doggo! read more

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Apple Hill is a great place to take the family. There are so many orchards that have family friendly vendors. Of course there are apples everywhere, as well as pastries, pies, and craft goods. Delfino Farms has all that, as well as an adult venue - Edio Vineyards. The wine tasting is a relaxed, enjoyable experience with a view. Our server, Sophie, is local to the area, pleasant, and informative. If you are a fan of white wines, the one I really enjoyed was the 2023 Robyn's Rhone Blend. The red wines are delicious as well, especially the 2022 Mourvedre. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Delfino Farms. read more

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Great wines, with a beautiful view. Tasting room is nice and modern. We were greeted right away and asked if we wanted to do a tasting, a glass or a bottle. We went with the tasting. They told us to sit where we'd like and they'd be right with us. We enjoyed the outside deck. It was so quiet. There was a band setting up out by the vineyard. I over heard them saying it was sold out. Great, relaxing place to enjoy a tasty glass of wine. read more

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I wish I had taken more pictures because this does not do it justice! Came for the wine tasting, and for $18 it was one of the best wine tasting deals out there! The service was amazing and we had the sweetest server with great knowledge on all the wines. I can't wait to come back! read more

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Beautiful location with lovely views. Parking was a bit difficult, but once we got a spot, we really enjoyed the farm. We got the apple cheesecake onsite and enjoyed it at the tables outside the bakery. Then we explored the grassy area and finally found the farm animals. Very nice location, a bit hilly- so watch your step. read more

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Warm, cozy vibes for the fall with some wine tasting and walking apple pie. The walking apple pie was the star of the show! Definitely a 5/5, the warm pie crust topped with vanilla ice cream was perfect on a gloomy September day. Definitely get it with the sauce they put on top, it makes the pie sweet in the best way. The tasting room is located downhill from the farm. I made a reservation online and was promptly seated at a table outside, overlooking the beautiful vineyard. It was busy but not crowded, and there was plenty of room in the outdoor seating area to move around. The tasting overall was a 3.5/5, very affordable at $20/person for 5 wines, 3 lights and 2 reds with a complimentary last pour. None of them blew me away, so we did not end up purchasing a bottle. read more

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A combo property in the Apple Hill area. The Delfino Farms has both orchards and vineyards on site. So if you're visiting in the fall you can wine taste and pick up you apples. October is a busy month, and of course that's when we always hit the area. As you drive in turn left for parking. But on the right is the small barn to find the apples, a bake shop for pies to purchase, and restrooms. On the weekend a food truck may be here too. Almost opposite is the tasting room. There are a few parking spaces near it. Check in at the tasting room, then choose to sit inside, or outside on the large patio with a great view of the vineyard and orchards. Pick the patio. Note- they sell a small charcuterie box in the tasting room, so outside food is not allowed during tastings. But there is a picnic area near the orchard. The staff described each pour we tried off the menu for the day. Leisure, not rushed. They also bottle a few hard ciders. We were curious about some, so she brought out four samples for us to share and try. After the tasting we did wander to the barn for apples. An freeze this year, 2022, caused the area to lose a large portion of the crop. There were only choices here this year. Then we checked out the apple baked goods. I purchased an apple crisp for the group to enjoy later at our air bnb. It was ok, it was actually frozen. So it took awhile to bake. Since I make this particular dish from scratch, I wouldn't buy again. Maybe try a pie next time. read more

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During our annual Nevada Day road trip to Apple Hill my friends and I decided to get a little fancy. We stopped by the Delfino Farms Winery after many recommendations from tik tok and we were not disappointed. First things first, have a reservation! My friends and I were just going with the flow so we decided to go without one anyways. The winery entrance is on top of a hill where you are immediately introduced to the parking lot. To the right is the bakery and fun spots to take family pics with the areas decor and to the left is more parking. The lower level below parking is the main event where the wine tasting area and patio deck is located to view all of its acres. Very beautiful scenery! When you walk in the place is aesthetically pleasing as a winery should be. There are several options of wines to choose from chilled or shelved and you're able to explore the area as you please. Next to the register is the cool bar area where you can select your choice of wine or complete a tasting. The patio is open and outside and looks similar to a rooftop deck. There was an additional patio seating on the other side which is where my friends and I sat. The tables are bench style and came with umbrellas. It wasn't a super sunny day so it worked. My friends and I ordered two bottles. The blackberry hard cider and the 2020 Grenache. Both items were good, but my fav was the blackberry hard cider. The wine / cider was good by itself but a cheese board would've taken the experience to another level. The service was about average as it was busy day and we attended without a reservation but there were times where my party and I felt a bit forgotten being that we were seated outside on the more calm side. Looking forward to returning for a full tasting and longer visit next fall. Overall, a good time with friends and great drinks! read more

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One of our very favorite places to stop at Apple Hill. The vineyard view is breathtaking. To sit on their terrace and sip one of their vintages is one of my absolute favorite self-care moments as I head into a busy holiday season. Check out their ciders, too, which are delicious. But trust me on this, a glass of their wine (pick what you prefer or ask their staff) and their small charcuterie board on their terrace is meditative perfection. read more

A great addition to the Farm It had been more than two years since our last visit here, so we decided to pay another visit. Well, I read the operating hours wrong before the trip and did not realize that the apple farm and the bakery were closed. Fortunately, the winery was open. The last we visited, the winery was still not open to the public. With the apple farm and bakery closed to the visitors, we decided to give the winery a try. Edio Vineyards is a beautiful place and an integrated part of Delfino Farms. Edio was the name of the grandfather of the family, Edio Delfino who with his wife Joan started their Camino farm in 1964. Their story is a sweet one. I encourage you read more about them on the two links I leave at the bottom of this review. The tasting room is designed beautifully. We had the entire place to ourselves and it was a gorgeous day, so we decided to sit outside. I am not a wine expert, so I won't try to review the wines we tasted, but I can tell you that I tasted about five and they all tasted good to me. I liked Chene Pinot Noir and Oliver's Chardonnay more than the other three I tried. They also make a variety of good apple ciders. We also had opted for apple cider tasting and frankly all of them tasted great! My favorites were Henrietta Stich Hard Cider and Whiskey Barrel Arkansas Black Hard Cider. The few from the tasting room is beautiful and relaxing. The folks there were just wonderful. We had a wonderful time. Welcome Edio Vineyards! https://applehill.com/welcome-edio-vineyards Our Story https://delfinofarms.com/story read more

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My first time at Apple Hill and first stop was at Delfino Farms. Beautiful scenery of the vineyard and the winery next door. It's a simple spot with picnic tables. We got the Walkin pie with the sauce and of course a la mode. Can't do that any other way! The crust was flakey and crisp, warm and good in my tummy. We got the Farmhouse Apple 5 lbs of apples pie frozen to go and we had it for Thanksgiving. Took 2 hours to bake after thawed and it was a hit. We also got a frozen Apple crisp to go but haven't tried that yet. Just needs to be thawed and eaten. I would've given them 5 stars but the crabby miserable cashier kind of ruined my first time experience there. I regretted leaving her a tip and wish I could've taken it back Went back again on a Monday to get another frozen pie for Christmas and didn't know they're closed on Mondays read more

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Omg!!! The walkin pie is a giant piece of warm pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream that one person cannot finish alone! Every year we try , and cannot finish . It is so good though no one wants to share ! The grounds are beautiful and they had great crafters this year . We bought pies, candles and door signs. They get very busy but it's worth the wait . read more

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Beautiful location. Try the wine or the cider flight, either way, you cannot go wrong. Cute little charcuterie boxes available too. Depending on the weather, you might want to sit inside. Make a reservation and enjoy! read more

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After picked up some chestnuts from Smokey ranch, we came here to eat and try the apple pie. The place is very nice and green thanks to the vineyard and the surrounding. There was a food truck with two type of sandwiches (one with beef and the other one with chicken) and Mac&cheese that we ate. It was good!!Then we tried the French apple pie (we didn't try their famous pie because its big and we didn't like what they put on it) and it was really good. There were also few local shops. They also have a different but close location dedicated to the wine tasting. They also sell apples and pumpkins. read more

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One of my favorite places to stop each year when I go to Apple Hill. I've had the Walkin' Pie both with and without ice cream, and I personally enjoy it much more with the ice cream on top. (I recommend getting the cider sauce on top too!) I'm a huge cheesecake person and very much enjoy their apple cheesecake. (Sadly, I was unaware they offered a seasonal blackberry cheesecake in September and missed it this year.) While I listed my personal preferences/favorites, I don't think you can go wrong with whatever your choice of apple treat may be, I haven't had anything I've disliked. There are several tables to sit and enjoy your purchases outside. I didn't try the Edio Vineyards wine tasting during my most recent trip, but I look forward to that in the future! If you haven't been to Delfino Farms when making a trip to Apple Hill, I recommend adding it to your list of stops. read more

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Beautiful farm to visit! Tried the highly recommended Walkin' Pie and it did not disappoint! Super busy in October, but we were able to get parking. read more

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It was a crowded Sunday when we visited Delfino, but we always go there to enjoy the scrumptious walking Apple pie with caramel and ice cream. The view on the deck is also worth the stop. read more

We absolutely love this farm! We have been to their Summer concert series "Folk on the Farm" multiple times, and purchased tickets as gifts for friends. Tommy and the whole team do an amazing job creating an atmosphere and selecting food and drinks that create an incredible experience. 100/100 would recommend read more

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I definitely loved our experience to Camino, California. This vineyard was absolutely amazing and very breathtaking overall. The view alone can melt anyone by just visiting this location. Absolutely a gem of a spot on your way around the different orchards. read more

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