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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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    Jonamac Orchard - Small ($5), medium ($10), large ($15) pumpkin options

    Jonamac Orchard

    3.7(131 reviews)
    8.9 mi
    $$

    Such a great spot for a fall date or a family outing! After visiting Kuiper's and being incredibly…read moredisappointed by the expensive admission, tiny pumpkins, lack of things to do for adults, and several other things, I gave Jonamac Orchard a shot this year and loved it! The admission here is only $7 per person and includes access to everything but a few activities which require "apple tokens" (only a few dollars). There's tons to do for both kids and adults - apple picking, a pumpkin patch, cute pumpkin displays for photo ops, food/snack booths, jumping pads and train rides for kids, a petting zoo, apple cannons, wagon rides, corn maze, a general store and a cider house! My boyfriend and I came on a Saturday afternoon to get some pumpkins and visit the cider house. The line to get into the cider house was super long so we ending up doing other things (and unfortunately didn't make it back over there before closing). We walked around aimlessly for a while looking for the pumpkin patch until we finally asked an employee who pointed us in the right direction. We got on the wagon ride which took us around the apple orchard and over to the pumpkin patch (compared to Kuipers "hay ride" which merely went in a small circle around an area of grass). The pumpkin patch was huge and had tons of different pumpkins - some pretty big ones too. The pricing was 1 pumpkin for $10 or 3 for $20. We saw people with carts hauling their pumpkins but we couldn't figure out where they got the carts from. We ended up with 1 big pumpkin and 2 small ones since that was all we could carry back and then found out the carts were all the way at the entrance to the entire Orchard. You had to get one there and walk it down to the pumpkin patch, which we weren't made aware of when we came in. I wish there would have been maps or more signage that pointed to where things were at. While I was disappointed we didn't get to do everything we wanted (which was mainly our faults since we didn't go earlier in the day), I surprisingly still had a great time here and will definitely be back since the admission is cheap! I think the experience here is a lot more well rounded for different age groups and much more affordable.

    This place needs to do something about their fly situation. You can't walk anywhere without being…read moreswarmed. Open garbage bins and nasty discarded apples all over the place do not help at all. This has never been a problem in the past.

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    Heider's Berry Farm - bunnies

    Heider's Berry Farm

    3.9(18 reviews)
    41.6 mi

    I've been to many different u-pick farms throughout the area and Heider's three times now, and this…read moreis by far my favorite farm for strawberry picking specifically. Their strawberries are truly the best I've ever tasted!! Check Facebook for the most recent updates if you plan on coming here! Do not rely on their Google page or their website for hours. Typically strawberry season starts early to mid June but it seemed to be delayed this year. I've been checking their Facebook everyday since early June and eagerly waiting for a day that finally worked out for me to come!! They advertised that strawberries were very limited the day I planned on going, but we filled an entire bucket in about an hour or less and we even got there 2.5 hours after they opened! I was so happy it all worked out. I just love the simpleness of this farm. There's no large attractions, big food court, or commercial feel to it. People pretty much just come here to pick berries then leave, which really keeps the crowds down too. Their farm allows for a peaceful activity to take your mind off of busy life for a bit and spend some quiet time in nature. They do have a small shop with a few souvenirs and other items, plus some small snacks such as chips, but they mostly encourage guests to bring their own food and enjoy a picnic on their picnic tables! I loved petting their little rabbits too. They were so friendly!!! I appreciate that they do not charge you until after you are finished berry picking. I've been wanting to go raspberry picking here as well, so I picked up three baskets. I was getting tired so I decided against it and was able to return the baskets easily. Overall amazing family-owned farm that I hope never changes and I can keep coming back to every year!

    I think your experience here will depend largely on what time you visit and what they have to…read moreoffer. To me, it's more fun when there are significantly more people around, and during peak summertime when there are plenty of strawberries, red raspberries, and black raspberries, that is the most fun and, in my opinion, worth the higher price. Off season both strawberries and raspberries are not going to be very sweet. It's rare for me to find black raspberries just in general, so that is a major draw for me returning!! It is so much fun to pick your own berries and such a fun outing for families and kids! They run a tight ship about making sure people stay in certain areas before they open up more, so I can see how that can be an inconvenience for some. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience and I definitely recommend a visit!!!

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    Spring Bluff Nursery - Pick-your-own vegetables and farm-fresh eggs are also available.

    Spring Bluff Nursery

    4.4(17 reviews)
    18.5 mi
    $$

    Tried out their U-Pick Vegetables and zinnias with my son today. It was a great time. We picked a…read moremason jar's worth if zinnia's for $7. We also picked some San Marzano tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, carrots, and sweet peppers. I would love to buy some chicken eggs next time. My son also enjoyed feeding the goats and can't wait to come back to feed the chickens. All of the staff members were friendly, but Ken was amazing. Even my son said, "He was super nice!"

    Since the new owners, Not Just Grass, bought the business from Tim Norris and his family and still…read moreuse the Spring Bluff name, the quality of certain services has gone down. My recent experience is an example of this, I have been a long time customer since Mr. Norris owned the business; I was planning on continuing to use the services of the new owners/Not Just Grass as usual for all my landscape needs. Last April 2024, after working out details in March, I had old shrubs removed from the front of our house and new and different types planted. However, the work supervisor (Tyler) did not come with the work crew to lay out the planting plan, he had given them a work diagram, so unfortunately some of the shrubs were planted too deep, spacing was wrong on one side, and no soil amendments added, etc. I had asked for dirt and mulch to be added, but no mulch was added around the new plantings (I had to do a couple of bags myself around each plant later to help keep the soil moist after watering). They also left deep ruts in the yard/grass with equipment while removing the old, large yews. I contacted Tyler about the ruts and he did have them come back to fix that, however a year later now and the area is still sunken and no grass in spots (I will have to do a proper repair myself again). Tyler did not come back to supervise that original rut repair work. Flash forward to Spring 2025 in March, I contacted Tyler again because 1 of the shrubs had died last Fall (it was planted too deep) and another also looked dead at the time (before leaves started coming out), I let him know this and asked about replacement plants since they were under the 2 year plant warranty that Mr. Norris always provided and currently, Not Just Grass still honors. I never got a response, it was basically crickets. I sent text, e-mail, I called and left a message. I called the office and spoke to Kris who relayed my concern/messages on, but still no communication/follow-up from Not Just Grass/Tyler. Finally, I had run out of patience and had enough of the poor quality of service and called the owner, Greg V. (spoke to Kris again because he was out) and I also sent an email to the plant nursery. I explained to Kris and in my email(s) the lack of communication on their part and that I just wanted a replacement plant for the dead one (that I expected the same variety, a certain size to match the ones that did survive, and for it to be healthy), and that I would come to the nursery to pick it up myself. I also explained that I would be taking my business elsewhere from now on because of the poor service and quality of work. The owner did respond once in an email trying to tell me that Tyler had reached out on May 9, 2025 (nope, I never received a text, phone call or email from him and give me a break - May 9th 2025, when I had been trying to communicate with him since March 2025!!). The owner offered to have them come plant the replacement plant or I could pick it up as I had told them that was my plan. I replied that I hadn't heard from Tyler and that I would come pick it up and what I expected the quality to be, etc. When I went to pick up the plant, I was basically given the cold shoulder by Tyler (landscape supervisor) and Mackenzie (the plant nursery manager), I did see them, but they ignored Kris when she asked Mackenzie if she wanted to talk to me, Kris was told they were busy as they whizzed past us. Tyler indicated to us that the plant was down at the end of the nursery building. Kris, their Admin. who is basically in the office the majority of the time taking care of phone calls and orders, was actually the person who helped me find the plant (it did have my name on it) and load it into my car for me. The soil in the container was very dry, but that also made it easier to lift, and helped us out. I watered it well when I got home. So, there's my recent experience with this company (Not Just Grass) still using the Spring Bluff Nursery name, but not providing the quality of service, plant knowledge, and dependability that the former owners provided to their old and new customers. Also, their prices have gone up! It's just sad and no way to treat loyal customers! I have found another landscape company, thankfully, who have already planted the replacement shrub, added soil amendments, fixed the other planting that was struggling, and nicely mulched the area the way it should have been done last year.

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    Kuipers Family Farm - Purple tractor

    Kuipers Family Farm

    3.1(283 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    Bottom Line: Definitely worth a visit for the fun, immersive, pick-ur-own experience and overall…read morevalue. Fall is a great time to shake off 'citified'. Leave the Louboutins in the closet and get back in touch with good ole', wholesome, apple pickin', banjo-listenin', spiced doughnut dunkin, flag waivin' Americana on this family run farm. There's something for everyone here and for every season. What's also cool is that there is a distinctive educational component to the experience offering opportunities to learn about agriculture and sustainability which is also great for the kids. Get back in touch with our agricultural roots and heretage and have a good time doing it! Pro-tip: 1. Go to the website and buy on line. If you're coming in on I88, also watch for billboards; 2. Leave 'highfalutin', 'picayune' back in the city and burbs.

    Extremely surprised the average rating is a 3. My family and I visited to see the tulips and we…read morelooooved it. Their website is very informative so you know exactly what to expect once you arrive. The grounds are kept clean and there is plenty to see and do. Food options are slim during the week compared to the weekend, however, this is expected since more people are likely to visit on a Saturday or Sunday. They have promo codes if you purchases tkts online vs when you get there. Pricing is fair compared to other farms with the same concept. Depending on the season - Kuipers also has apple picking, pumpkin picking and a sunflower fest. This is a great family friendly place with activities for everyone to enjoy.

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