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    Honey Hill Orchard

    4.3 (77 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Ben B.

    If you're looking for a no-frills apple orchard, Honey Hill hits the mark. When we went (early October 2022), there were still lots of big apples waiting to be picked. A short tractor ride gets you to where the apples await. We paid $10 per 1/4 peck bag. Each person entering the orchard needs a bag. You'll be able to fit 7-8 apples in each bag, depending on the size you're choosing. There's a small hay bale maze for kids (most kids just stand atop the bales and jump the gaps). There's also a goat you can pet. There are some food options - we saw one BBQ food truck. The donuts were A+. Although there are porta-potties, there are two permanent bathroom structures, though it didn't seem like they were cleaned frequently. The sink had permanent rust stains. While other orchards have more rides or attractions, if you want to scratch the apple-picking itch without enduring heavy crowds or a football field-sized parking lot, Honey Hill is a pleasant experience.

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    Kyle D.

    Overall: We can't wait to go back to Honey Hill in the future to pick more delicious apples! The good: TONS of apples/trees, which is great considering how many people go to orchards these days. There was plenty of parking and the COVID precautions were in full swing, which was comforting. Even at the beginning of October, they still had 4 varieties of apples to choose from, compared to only 1-2 with their competitors. The orchard is large so that there's plenty of space, and pumpkins to choose from as well if that floats your boat. The shop has plenty to choose from and of course there's a bakery with warm goodies. To top it off, there is a (apparently rotating) food truck if you need some fuel prior to picking. Amazing chicken fingers! The not-so-good: The prices are higher than we would've liked. Not only from the apple-picking perspective, but also in terms of the store goods and food available to eat at the orchard.

    Michelle I.

    We came here this last weekend. My daughter found this place which thank God for GPS because there was no straight routes. A lot of maneuvering through country roads etc. Very cool place for families. This is basically an Apple Picking excursion so make sure you have some apple baking skills or just really enjoy apples. They had an amazing little bakery there as well. We got a caramel nut apple pie which was to die for!! I had my first legitimate apple cider donut which was fantastic! Their barn store had an excellent array of homemade jams, apple & pumpkin butter, honey, etc. they had tons of different apple cookbooks and gifts. They had a taco truck which was great. I guess each weekend they have something else to choose from probably a local vendor? There was a little petting zoo and a hay maze. Very nice little Fall fest. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes.

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    Shannon M.

    Get to this place early because parking was at a premium on a weekend! Apparently no one minds driving out to Waterman to get their fill of cider, donuts, pie and other goodies (& that includes me). There's the "feeding trough" where you can nosh on goodies like cider (hot or cold), fresh donuts, cider slushies, cider floats, and pie a la mode. Then hit the bakery for take-homeables like pies (pretty pricey but darn tasty, though the Dutch Apple i bought had collapsed by the time I got it home) & more donuts. Indoors in the barn is more shopping: apple products and other local goods like jam, popcorn, and candy. You can pick apples yourself, or just buy in bags from the barn shop. No entrance fee at this place, unlike some of the other orchards around here, so if you're just planning to stop in for a slice of pie and do a bit of shopping, that's a draw. Definitely a fun stop for fall!

    Best Apple Cider donuts! The apple cider and pies are also amazing. My daughters loved feeding the animals! Such a great place for families.

    Very fresh pressed unpasteurized apple cider, caramel walnut apple pie, and apple cider donut.

    Love this place. Small, friendly, not commercialized like the bigger orchards. Their fresh unpasteurized apple cider is the best. And can't leave here without some apple pie and apple cider donuts!

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    Mike C.

    My wife and I have been going to Honey Hill for 8 years now for our annual apple picking tradition. This was our sons second year and and we will continue to go there for apple picking. Staff is great, apple cider doughnuts are delicious and the all around experience is amazing each and every year. We drive over an hour to go there and it is worth the drive if you like family owned businesses.

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    Sandy K.

    Today was a first. First for me visiting this cute venue and first time visiting an apple orchard. They have pick your own or you can buy already picked varieties. Had an apple cinnamon donut and coffee and then wow, needed to purchase a dozen donuts to go!!! So good. Cute little shops, bakery, and place inside for coffee, cider, hot chocolate and more. Oh, and of course I purchased a Carmel Apple with nuts!!! Forgot to take the picture before devouring the yummy goodness. Maybe the best Carmel Apple I've ever had. They have a little petting zoo, hay bales to climb on for the kiddos too. For finding this on a whim, unplanned- we sure enjoyed the impromptu visit.

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    Bernadette R.

    We visited the farm the first week of regular season and did the pick your own raspberries. The raspberry bushes were pretty sparse due to a bad year but we had tons of fun searching for the good ones. To do the pick your own apples you have to take a tractor ride to the orchards so we opted out of that one. I loved browsing their store and bought Christmas presents of homemade jams and other goodies. Be sure to stop in the bakery because they have the best apple cider donuts I've ever had! They also have homemade pies that looked amazing but i couldn't go too crazy. We also bought a small jug of apple cider and as soon as we tried it, we regretted not buying the gallon. We will definitely be back as the apples continue to come in season.

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    Best apple cider donuts and the apple cider is so good. We make the 1.5 hour drive from Chicago just for these.

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    Been going there for years always a very nice place and apples! They remain reasonable compared to other places!

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    The best donuts anywhere! We always come for the cider donuts and apple slushies. It is a must every fall.

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    We picked raspberries and they are so delicious! Highly recommended this activity. Such Fun!

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    A local favorite. And the best cider donuts I've ever had. A wide variety of self-pick apples makes a fine afternoon!

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    Honey Hill's apple pie is the best I ever had (right up there with my Mom's)! Also the cider is delicious! But that pie is outstanding!

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    A wonderful adventure. Got great apples, cider and pumpkins. The fresh donuts were to die for! Can't wait until next year!

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