Justus Orchard was always my daddy's favorite apple orchard. We stopped in during the fall while…read morevisiting Hendersonville and were not disappointed. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We bought a peck of apples and they were amazing. The doughnuts and frozen apple cider were both so good. We will definitely be back next fall!

Apple fritter delicious Cider was warm…read moreLater in season it was very quiet but open n sunny greeting Nice to visit Trying new burgundy stringless sweet potato Someone told me these were very good

Great selection and the prices are a few dollars less than the orchards. We bought a 1/2 peck at an…read moreorchard for $8 and a full peck at McAbees for $9. The line moves fast and the people are great. The location is excellent - right off I-26 in Flat Rock; one exit down from Hendersonville.

AS fresh as you can get with local Peaches!! And local honey. This is a must stop. No restrooms…read more Just grab and go.

We stumbled upon this place on a rainy fall day after going to different markets and farms…read more Don was so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. You can really tell he loves what he does!! They have a huge greenhouse they grow all of this beautiful organic produce in. We are big on supporting local and eating seasonally. This is a great discovery! They also have fresh organic eggs. You can buy garden starts here too! They will make your own custom garden packages for those of us that like to garden but don't have a proper greenhouse to get our plants really strong in the spring because of that late frost! They also have a cute little store you can get ice cream and other treats in. As well as lots of games and activities!!

Best farm stand and ice cream shop around! We love the organic eggs, veggies, plants and baked…read moregoodies. The ice cream shop is super cute and they serve THE BEST ice cream. The climbing and play areas for kids are always a great place to go when we need to let them run around.

We are new to the area and have bought apples & honey here. Best apples I have had in a long time.read more

Recently moved to flat rock and this place is close by. The best peaches I've ever had, same with…read morethe cantaloupe. Tomato's and corn were fresh local and delicious. Not sure why I would buy produce at the supermarket anymore. Love it!

Always a pleasant experience. I love the variety, and the people who run it are always helpful and…read morepleasant.

Some nice produce to choose from. My husband had to grab the fresh Cinnabons. $11 for 4. We grabbed…read morea gallon of fresh milk not realizing it was $10.

The hours listed for this business are incorrect - they are actually open 8 - 12 in Saturday…read moremornings! A wonderful Farmers Market with a great selection of friendly vendors and assorted items. Our first stop every Saturday morning!

Wonderful vendors, great selection of fresh foods and locally crafted items. They even accept EBT!…read moreHighly recommended!

Great meats, love visiting the farm store for many reasons. Fun atmosphere, nice staff, great…read moreselections. My only complaint is the customer service for pre-orders and CSA. Not the best, but if you are persistent it's worth it. Hard to get a hold of people and orders are often not at the market when they're supposed to be, or there's miscommunication. Some staff seemed confused on the CSA pick up protocols, but overall a great place.

I loved this place! A beautiful & friendly area, I stopped here for a fundraiser event benefitting…read morefarms & conservancy. Shopping in HNG for pumpkins, jam, drinks, and artisanol ice cream from Marion NC was a real treat. The bags to select a variety of apples and the seriously varied meat selection look amazing, unfortunately as I am traveling thru I could not purchase these. The private event area -- open barn style -- is one of the best I've seen. A huge area with stage & light strings, it has a big dance floor and a great kids play area full of tricycles. Outside there is a giant rope web and large "sliding ducts" for more play space. Get a pumpkin and book an event!!

If you're looking for a apple house with a little history this just might be the spot. This…read morebusiness sits on a very narrow strip of land between the roadway and the boulder filled mountain creek where chilled water pours down from the higher elevations, it's a tranquil setting and the tree canopy provides a shady bank to sit among the massive rocks and listen to nature, depending on the time of the year a passing car may be slightly distracting but those unnatural noises are easily tuned out. You can also rent a picnic table for a dollar an hour if you've packed a lunch or just want to take a break. The old gentleman attending store here passes his time greeting the visitors from his rustic rocking chair near the front entrance he probably won't stand unless there's something to ring up on the antique cash register and it's definitely a cash only business - I noticed a old refrigerator containing tall bottles of pops, the sweat on the glass door seemed so inviting so I grabbed a cold bottle of Mountain Dew and paid the two bucks and threw in an extra dollar for his trouble after he popped the top with the backside of an old church key opener. He mumbled something about having to raise the price to pay for the refrigeration, I nodded and didn't challenge his comment as I put the glass bottle to my lips and turned it upwards. What appeared to be a antique bottle turned out to have glass threads so I guess the distributor has yet to inform him the bottles are all twist tops so I didn't feel I should be the one to break his nostalgic gesture of popping the top although finding this out it did temper my childhood memories a bit. This building is old and it appears it's been expanded over the years although it definitely wasn't last year - this wooden structure seems sound and a nice place to escape the sun and provides adequate protection for the fruits and vegetables. I walked around the areas that were accessible and avoided those areas that seemed to filled with decades of junk and were structurally challenged. I like these kind of places and I think they have a lot of historic value and I don't know the plan when this old man calls it a day but I'm sure it will not be the same. The selection of apples is minimal, I'm sure he buys a few boxes at a time from the local growers they looked okay and I don't know anything about pricing it may be a bargain but not sure what a bag of apples goes for in the area. It was a great place to stop and visit but probably not one I'd frequent even if I lived right down the road...

You will NOT find the name of this place on google maps. If you search for Bat Cave Apple House,…read moreyou will find a blog and that's about it. We found this place without looking for it. We were taking a drive along the blue ridge then decided to head into Lake Lure. We found a cute post office in Bat Cave, NC. Once you get to the post, continue driving towards Lake Lure and you will find this place a short distance down the road on the right hand side. They have apple butter, honey, apples, and a variety of other items. The setting is park like along the broad river. You can pay to park there and hang out by the river for the day, or pay by the hour $1 for picnic table use. Parking is free for customers and you can walk down and look at the river/ take pictures and leave for free, but if you linger for too long, parking fees are wanted. This is a quaint shop and the tree covered benches is a great place to stop and have a picnic. Well worth the $1 if you're on a road trip!