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.

Great place fresh fruits are amazing. Love all fresh…read morevegetables and fruits! The customer service is fantastic love this place! I will continue to come back!

Been back for now two summers in a row. I absolutely LOVE peaches, and have looked at many a fruit…read morestand in and around Palisade, and this stands above. First of all, extremely reasonable prices for peaches (and seconds!), jams, sauces, and fresh veg. My favorite part about this spot is that they let you TRY A FREEBIE before you buy. I have yet to see anywhere else in Palisade that is so confident in their quality, they will let you have a whole dang peach! The ladies running the counter are always so kind. They are constantly refreshing the shelves, making sure customers are finding what they need, and keeping their beautiful farmhouse-vibe in this produce stand authentic. I never feel rushed, and they have an AC and a walk in cooler in case you get too hot. The perfect spot to cool off and get some fresh Palisade sunshine to take home. Even as I write this review, not even 2 hours later I have inhaled 2 more peaches, and am eying my third. Recommended stop for anyone looking for a good deal and even better peaches!

Cute little local market with mostly local produce, beans, and honey/sauces. They do list out if…read morenot local. We got some zucchinis, onions, potatoes, peppers... also stocked up on some dried Anasazi beans, bean soup packets, salted peanuts and honey. The lady was super friendly and thanked us for our visit. We were too early in the season for corn and too late for cherries, next year!

I had not been here before. I am sorry I waited so long. This store is a jewel in the valley. Fresh…read moreand fair prices. Great selection. Takes effort to find, but worth the time. Yum !

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.

This might be one of the first fruit stands where they round up in price. Just a heads up for you…read morepenny pinchers out there. We got some local cherries and tomatoes. Te cherries were starting to wilt and the tomatoes weren't very ripe. In fact, they looked like store tomatoes. You know what though, shame on me for buying them anyways. I guess long gone are the days where you can grab real bargains on they side of the road. A bag of cherries and 2 tomatoes ran us $14. Should be called the 1-70 fruit nazi stand. I'll wave next time I drive by.

Cute place right off the highway. Had a nice selection of fruit, vegetables, jarred goods and…read morespices to choose from. All grown locally. The cashier was very friendly - even let us try an apple before we bought a whole bag of it

Lovely little place with friendly lady staffing the fruit stand/store! Delicious apples and fair…read moreprices. We couldn't wait and immediately ate one of the Cortland apples in the car. So hard to find this variety in Colorado, and so tart, sweet, and delicious. We have several peaches for the road as well. Highly recommended!

Doug, the owner, was so helpful and friendly. We didn't know that it was a u-pick orchard but it…read morejust made it more fun. We picked up some peaches and grapes. Delicious!!

My boyfriend and I stopped by this farmers market on our road trip this past summer and had a…read moreblast! We were able to get drinks to go at a local bar and walk around the farmers market with them! Plus you cannot beat the peaches obviously- even with them being "not as good this year," (as most people were saying) they were to die for!

No handicap parking. I am disabled and there is no where close to park. I had to walk a long ways…read moreto get there. I won't do it again. They let there venders get front row parking but not the public that is supporting the market park there. I would not recommend this market

They keep improving this wonderful pie place with so many varieties of pies by the slice or whole,…read morehand pies, cookies, and many other wonderful treats. A super variety. I highly recommend this.

There were four of us that day. We had just finished the first stop on our wine tour when our…read moreguide said it would be 25 minutes until the next location opened. "Hey, do you guys like pie?" Was his question. I assume that was rhetorical, because we gave him a resounding "Yes!" We were welcomed in and got a full rundown of all the wonderful things they make. The case and freezer had many selections. This was when we heard a new term to us, "pie shots." Tiny two-bite pies in a variety of flavors. My husband and I got a six-pack and my brother-in-law and sis-in-law also got a six-pack. We went outside and enjoyed our treat at the table on the porch. We brought the remaining with us to have throughout the day. I especially liked it because we could try a bunch of flavors. This was a worthy stop.