For the sweetest apples, go for: 1. Golden delicious: more full body, more like pear. 2. Mutsu: sweet and crispier than Golden Delicious. 3. Pink Lady: medium sweet and a hint of tanginess. They have apples, pear picking, pumpkin patch field and flowers picking. Charges $3.20 per-lbs. Flower is charge per flower type. FREE apples sample! FREE PARKING! 1 (one) toilet on the left side of the store. Less busy than other farms closeby. read more

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A wonderful farm for a family looking for a more relaxed atmosphere. This is a lovely farm offering a back patio to picnic in, a big pumpkin patch, an animal farm, a nature trail, apple picking and a cute little mixed farm by the parking lot. They are not super commercialized with vendors, a bakery, or much. In fact I think the only foods you can buy are apples, chips, water and pumpkins. Anyways, we really enjoyed our time at this farm and thought the ladies working here provided great service. We did not experience any yelling or anger during our visit as stated in a couple comments below. read more

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O'Halloran's is one of my favorites in Apple Hill. It has a very laid back, more rustic and less commercial feel! From the adorable resident dogs to the accessible orchard to the pumpkin patch to my personal favorite - the pigmy goats. The market has less on offer than other farms but more than makes up for it with actual apple trees! This is one of the few places you can actually walk through an orchard that is not fenced off and we really appreciated that. The pumpkin patch also had a more organic feel, with pumpkins still growing instead of being harvested and placed for purchase. A huge part of the farm is "pick your own" so you are getting the freshest stuff possible and they even had Marion Berry which I adore! The dogs who reside her are allowed to roam free and they are friendly and chill. Our dog liked meeting them and we were excited to view the pigmy goats through the fence, which is something we didn't see elsewhere. If you enjoy a more rustic, get your hands dirty vibe (which I do) this is definitely a place you don't want to miss! read more

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The kids loved the petting zoo. The place closes a little early, but the highlight really was feeding the goats here. They especially liked one of the goats named Rannie. read more

After a coworker highly recommended O'Halloran's, we decided to add this stop to our trip this year. Unfortunately, I wish I had to read the yelp reviews prior to our visit as the kids didn't have a good experience. It was the first weekend in October so like every other farm, O'Halloran's was busy. The roadway is narrow and there is limited parking so you'll need a bit of patience just to park. We walked around and decided to let the kids pick a few apples and pears. The kids enjoyed the apples, and per pound it's a little pricy but it's all for the experience right. There are a few stinky, mushy areas where apples have fallen and rot so be careful walking around. After picking, the kids checked out the growing Christmas trees and small barn where you could buy more apples. Good thing I have good kids and they know not to touch anything because we heard the staff telling others not to touch unless they planned on buying. Understandable, but it just set off this unwelcome vibe. I stopped to look at the flowers while the kids went to check out the mini pumpkin patch then around to see the animals. By the time I came out, the kids said they wanted to leave and never wanted to come back. I asked what happened and my husband explained as they came around the corner just walking one of the chickens got scared and flew up. In that moment, an older lady scolded our son and told him not to chase the animals. He was upset as he wasn't even chasing the animals and really didn't do anything but got in trouble! Thankfully, this was our first stop and were able to enjoy the rest of our day. I guess we won't be returning to O'Halloran's in the future. There are so many other farms to choose from, why treat guest this way? read more

This was my first time to Apple Hill and our 5th stop on our trip! We went on a Tuesday around 2pm. The parking lot at this spot was a little small but we were able to find parking with no issues. They had a good sized pumpkin patch, though we did not go in it. We enjoyed meeting the dogs and goats. Inside the barn they have a variety of apples to choose from for $2 a pound. You can also pick your own apples for $3 a pound. We did the apple picking, but the available apples were a bit of a walk through the orchards to find. I picked apples for about 30 minutes and spent about $6. This was a much smaller farm/orchard than some of the other stops in Apple Hill. read more

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Such a fun place to take the family!! The staff are really sweet! We walked through the hilly apple fields and in the pumpkin patch. They also have a little section with animals read more

The old lumberjack lady is MISERABLE and RUDE. I think she lives to yell at kids and babies. Her angry attitude is all over her face from the moment you enter. This was the last time we will ever stop here. There are plenty of other places to get apples with a better ambiance and much more friendly staff. It's just a big room with buckets of apples. Never again. read more

I really wanted to love this experience but it was pretty basic compared to a lot of others in Apple Hill. I discovered them in the apple hill guide and saw they had cut your own pumpkins, which is exactly what we were after, so we made our way here. The parking and entry are clean and very well manicured. The farm stand produce available looked nice and was well shaded for comfortable shopping. They have a small food stall on site serving a limited menu and it looked nice too. But beyond that, there isn't a lot going on here. The cut your own pumpkins were sadly all cut. They still handed us the shears, but there was really no need for them at all. They provide a wagon you can use to take your pumpkins out but you can't let your kiddos ride on it. We had some very unhappy kids, but with the uneven ground, I see why they have this rule. They price the pumpkins by size and leave it up to their young staff to determine how much each will be. I'm fairly certain ours cost about $25 or more, which is way more than you'd normally spend on one. If the experience were better or they had more to offer I don't think it would sting as much, but there really wasn't much happening to compensate. All in all, it's fine, but there are many better ways to spend your time in Apple Hill in my opinion. read more

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Come for the pumpkin patch, stay for the apples! Or vice versa. We prize in-field picking over value added treats and I decided to take my kids to O'Halloran's because the pumpkins lay in situ in the field. Some are even still on the vine! It makes for fun picking, great teaching, and good photos. I was really pleased to find that prices were low for Apple Hill. In mid-October there were also lots of u-pick apples still available, as well as a great variety in the farm store. Again, prices were reasonable. When we carved the pumpkins we were delighted to find that they were of good quality and the seeds were delicious. This is our new go-to spot! Check out was easy and we got lucky with parking. If you're looking for lunch and entertainment there were several apple ranches with food and music right down the road too. read more

O'Halloran's Apple Trail Ranch - Farmers Market Near Me - Camino, California

We come every year, especially for the special El Dorado pears (early/mid October?); they are worth the trip.

Okay here's the crazy thing, this was the ONLY place we went to that actually had any apples out yet. I think we need to do this trip later in the season. We got a nice little bag of assorted apples, and an Official Apple Hill Cookbook here! The Ladies working that morning were very nice, and had a little treat for Doggo, which was a nice gesture. They also had some really lovely pumpkins ready to go. Lots of trees and flowers on the grounds, and the barn itself was nice and cool. Very nice stop, highly recommend. read more

Covid-19-Update - Heading Into Fall With O'Halloran's https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select=-Cp6sJffoBOIqOj5nE-ZCw&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w SITREP Check out O'Halloran's to get your Pumpkins (now in Septemer) and Christmas Trees (November). https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select=CX-spVDa_rXywEKoZW2AUw&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE SETUP I've been coming up here to Apple Hill for the last 30 years, but to O'Halloran's only these last 10 when my fun female gal pals turned me onto to this beautiful spot. I think I've finally gotten the timing down now (though with Covid-19, that could completely upset the "apple cart" - literally - as you will see in a moment). MY PUMPKIN PICKIN' These last few years I've learned that if I want to get the best opportunity to select a "u pick ur own pumpkin", then the last two weekends of September will are going to be your best bet before all the GOOD pumpkins are picked-over and bought. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select=DN1lRy5egHYsqRGWRKZyhg&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w I learned that when I wait until the first weekend of October, that's actually kinda too late since most of the good pumpkins are already picked. I mean, you WILL find some (and I DID) but you have to further off in the field and look hard. So. Learning from that, I actually came up to Apple Hill two weekends ago - Saturday, August 29 - to check out the stops to see how the landscape was for shopping since this is the earliest in the Fall/Winter seasons I've been here to O'Halloran's. THEY WERE CLOSED. So obviously too early in the year for O'Halloran's. [Abel's was also closed, but Boa Vista was OPEN and I got some great produce from them, which I promptly finished off in the 2 week interim]. YOUR BEST PUMPKIN PICKIN' OPPS This last Saturday - September 12 - there was hardly anyone here. But all the pumpkins were out and ready for pickin' (although all the pumpkins weren't finished maturing - in fact, I picked a green one, just cause). https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select=bVLyMYFMg_rlplK9AcsPHw&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w So I imagine that these next two weekends - September 19-21 and 26-27 - would be the best opportunity to pick pumpkins and avoid crowds. That first week of October 3-4 is when the dam will break and the crowds will descend and just increase throughout all of October. CHRISTMAS TREES! Stay tuned til November! FRUIT! Grab their 1/2 Peck sized bag for $7 or the 1 Peck sized bag for $13, and fill it up with an array of different varietals of apples and pears! These fruit bins are open now until the end of December. Have at it! https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select=jV9HuJJ_LCLWjP3axHXGvA&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE LOWDOWN Git to it! Best Pumpkin Pickin is in the next two weeks! :D https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/o-hallorans-apple-trail-ranch-camino?select_video=ilXrdD9EGfM_5c9a2Vpzrg read more

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We stopped by and saw they have both upick apples and pumpkin. There isn't much additional activities other than a small goat farm but it is smaller farm so not as many visitors here. The staff were friendly and provided information when asked. read more

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GREAT place to get your Apple Hill apples! During COVID, most farms are not providing samples the way they used to. Here, one of the pleasant employees gave us a small apple to eat as a sample. Delicious! A small bag of apples is $7, a large one is $13, and a box is $25. We got probably around 13-14 lbs for $13 and a variety of different apples! They have 3 Winesap varieties, Pink Lady, Fuji, Granny Smith, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Black Arkansas, Matsuo, Gala, and a few more I don't recall. The Black Arkansas are crispy and initially sweet with a bit of tartness. The Fuji were the sweetest and juiciest I've ever had, we definitely got a few of those. One of the Winesaps was really juicy, also crisp, and on the less sweet side but so enjoyable. Overall, I loved this place for the convenience of getting a bunch of delicious apples. They also have a pumpkin patch in the fall. If you're bringing children, this isn't the biggest place, but still beautiful, especially during the fall. read more

This was one of my favorite places in Apple Hill because it was not nearly as crowded as all the other ranches/orchards in the area. This is the perfect place to shop for apples and U-Pick pumpkins. They offer a wide variety of apples - it's almost hard to choose what you want to bring home. They offer a small bag, large bag, or a box (half a bushel) and you're able to mix and match apples as well. The pumpkin patch offers great views. They offer wagons so you don't have to worry about lugging around heavy pumpkins. read more

O'Halloran's Apple Trail Ranch - Farmers Market Near Me - Camino, California

This place is great. I've been here twice, once early this fall, and once maybe 3 years ago. They have a huge pumpkin patch, and they make things really easy for their customers. They have wagons to pull out to the patch so you don't have to try to carry your pumpkins back, and they have clippers you can borrow to clip the pumpkins off the vines. This year, they sanitized the wagons and clippers, and they had a huge vat of sanitizer, plus you can purchase the pumpkins at a table outside, so you never have to go indoors. Very safe for Covid! We had a nice time choosing pumpkins both years we've come, and there was plenty of variety and good pumpkins. They also have lots of gourds / mini pumpkins, which my son was excited about. Some are out in the patch, but they also have bins of them set up outside near the building. Inside the building, there are low bins of apples of a number of different varieties. When we came a few years ago, we were glad the bins were so low that our little one could reach in and pick some out. This year, we were glad that "indoors" wasn't really indoors -- the double doors remain open on the front wall, and two other walls are practically open to the outside with such huge openings, so it felt really safe and not like indoor air at all. We selected some apples and paid, and the apples were really good. We also bought apple cider, and it sure did hit the spot the next day on our drive home when we were hot, dusty, and unhappy over a bad apple picking experience elsewhere -- can cold apple cider cure the blues? They also have a nature trail, which is just a path through part of their orchard, with signs so you don't get lost. We enjoyed it both years we've come. This place is super nice. It's very low key and doesn't attract the crowds. This year especially, with Covid, it was so nice to come here and have a relaxing time outside, without having to worry about crowds or risks. The lady who was running it was nice. We will come back for sure! read more

Beautiful ranch and space, but disgusting hospitality. It was my first time with my family going to Apple Hill and we were so excited to do the apple picking especially having heard this was the best farm to do so. When we got there, the trees were pretty sparse and most of the apples were on the ground which was expected being the amount of people who go. We spent a while trying to find apples to pick, most were high up and we couldn't see what we were picking. A lot of them had gone bad or were already gotten to by birds which we of course just left on the ground with the others scattered all over. Out of nowhere, an older woman shows up and starts yelling at us. She tells us that we can't just "throw the apples on the floor" and says "if you pick it you buy it." We are respectful people and of course, we wouldn't want to do anything to disrespect someone's property, so we apologized and told her we weren't aware (nobody working there had told us and it wasn't written on the rules board). After though, she proceeded to yell at my 15 year old sister, "PICK IT UP. NOW." For a second, we all stood there shocked. This woman works here and she's yelling at children and four grown woman over some apples ? Then she says, "You heard me." Instantly, we stood our ground and told her how rude she was and how unnecessary it was to yell in our faces. If you have any common sense, you don't talk to anybody that way. Especially not over one apple. We just left the bucket of apples we had spent time trying to find and decided to just go because we were so appalled. As we left, the two teenage boys she also had working watched us walk to our car and as we drove off, one tried to discreetly take a picture of our license plate. For what? For dropping an apple with bite marks in it? What are we reporting this to? The Apple Police?? If I could give zero stars I would, 100% do not recommend if you want to have a pleasant experience with your family. read more

The apples here always look a little mealy. BUT despite the name, the true gem of this location, is twofold--the view, and the pumpkin patch. This is a real patch where you get to pick pumpkins directly from the ground where they grew. In years past, we used to be able to cut our own pumpkins off the vine. This past year, we either came too late in the season, or the ranch decided this was a liability and ceased providing cutting shears. However, what you do get when the pumpkin patch is open are radio flyer wagons which are great for little ones to ride on, and pumpkins and little ones to ride back on..to take into the patch, a great number of pumpkins in various shapes and sizes settled in the dirt and grass of the patch, random tall and lovely sunflowers sprouting up as they will, and one of the most beautiful horizons that you'll see anywhere in the hill. I highly recommend checking if the patch is open the day before you plan to be there, and then doing everything you can to be the first at the patch when it opens. This place in the early morning light is next to magical in its beauty. The owners/staff are very friendly. One warning--there is a tall oak tree right outside the barn. The acorns tend to fall without warning---and it hurts when striking your head! It is best to not loiter on the left side of the barn (from the entrance).. Other than that--this is a must visit when the pumpkin patch is open! read more

One of the original apple hill icons. Come for the pumpkin patch and old time charm. Fun seeing remnants of their past history. Beautiful setting. Come here to relax and get away from the crowd. We didn't stay too long, as nothing caught our attention. Judging from the other reviews though, they may have a pumpkin patch that previously you could pick your own pumpkins? Love that they are one of the originals though, and truly believe in supporting small businesses. read more

Came here to go on my own pumpkin expedition. I thought the pumpkins were in great shape and the customer service when purchasing them was good. It's a cool little place to take some October themed pictures as well, if that's what you're into! It was so hot the day I went and I still took about 25 minutes looking for the perfect pumpkin. I paid $16 for two normal/larger sized pumpkins which I did not think was bad at all! Highly recommend paying this place a visit. read more

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This rating is for the customer service only. We found this place a few years ago and the past two years we have had such awful service by an employee/ volunteer that works there. This older white, heavy set woman is in her 60's and a friend of the family/ church. This employee has yelled at our family (we have one child) and watches every single move you make and makes condescending remarks to you while doing so. At first you are thrown off by her bitter/ nastiness, but realize she's just an awful individual that should NOT be working at a beautiful farm where children and families frequent. Today we purchased several pumpkins and she wrote down what we owe on a sticky note to bring to the register. Long story short she over charged us by $10 because she could not add properly. Once we figured it out we paid the correct amount. While walking out of the barn, we overheard this same employee tell the register woman that they could have profited $10 extra bucks. Again we were shocked. Believe me if I didn't have my toddler with me the situation would have gotten ugly. Instead we just left the farm and hope and pray that woman is fired!!! read more

Wonderful place to bring the entire family ... a day out of the city !!!! Bring a picnic lunch and just enjoy the pumpkin patch.

For apples and pumpkins, this is the place. The acreage is beautiful and has been tenderly cared for by an adorable and friendly couple since 1968. For $5 you can get a generous over flowing bag of mixed apples grown right on the farm. read more

O'Halloran's Apple Trail Ranch - View of the pumpkin patch - Farmers Market Near Me - Camino, California

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I think this farm is one of the prettiest. Part of what makes it so pretty is there isn't a ton of people (you may notice a theme with my reviews..). They have picnic tables out back where you can gaze off to the trees and mountains, a pumpkin patch where you can pick your own pumpkin, and beautiful flowers out front. Apples are in the barn and they have a good variety. We picked up some Staymen Winesap apples this year that were delicious! read more

We headed to Apple Hill for a get-away from all of the election madness and pandemic stress. Also, we were looking for this year's apples and a nicer variety than in the stores. Oh, at O'Hallorans, pandemic sanitation is very well practiced, along with social distancing and mask wearing! O'Hallorans is a great start! They have a huge variety of apples - and ones that I know are great for pie baking and eating out of hand! Big bins of THIS YEAR'S APPLES; fresh, crispy, delicious and juicy! I took one of the big bags for apple selecting. Carefully the apple varieties were layered into the bag and I wrote down which was what. Yep, I am going to bake a delicious Thanksgiving apple dessert, and I want to remember which apples went in which combination. Easy at O'Hallorans because the variety and all of the apples are fresh and solid. It was amazing how many apples fit into the bag! I have a lot of apples to combine and create exactly what I am looking for. Plus, we can enjoy some out of hand too. YUM!!! The pricing is good, and it was fun to add just one more apple on top of the layers! Plus, the staff helping with the sales graciously offered small apples as samples to enjoy! YUM, and we chomped our way back to the car! See you next year, at O'hallorans! Thank you! read more

Beautiful farm. Quite, not busy, and tucked away. Had you pick pumpkins which was fun. Roll a wagon out there and cut them with some trimmers. Prices were very reasonable, dependent on size, with decent carving pumpkins being $6 a piece. The lady in the shop was extremely nice and helpful. I found a place I will now come every year for pumpkins. Going to check out trees when they are available as well this year. read more

This is one of our favorite apple/pumpkin places. It's simple, relaxing, and with very friendly staff. We enjoy taking a walk through their apple orchard through their very well labeled trail. We always make a point to stop here in our visits. read more

O'Halloran's Apple Trail Ranch pros and cons: Pros: - Pumpkin patch - Sells apples - Very peaceful - Not crowded Cons: - Small parking lot - Small ranch read more

This is the best place to buy apples. Instead of charging by the pound for each specific type of apple you are able to buy by the box or small box or even by small bag or large bag. The prices pretty good. I have bought a bushel for $14-$16 the last five years. One year I weighed the box at home and it was about 21 pounds! I like the option to mix the many different types of apples. I usually make apple sauce, butter, and chips and just feel the different flavors come together so nicely! I have bought apples at other locations. I just feel these last longer, stay together better, and taste better than any of the other ranches. They have Golden Delicious, Fuji, Granny Smith, Red Rome, Jonathan, and several other varieties. They also have several varieties of pears. They do let you taste them at the counter. This ranch does not have any baked goods or crafts so you will have to go elsewhere for those. They do have juice and apple butter. But the other thing I love about O'Halloran's is their pumpkin patch. They have a HUGE pumpkin patch and their prices are really unbeatable. They charge by the width of your pumpkin. My friend bought one last year that was very tall, but not very wide and paid less than $3 for it. You can take a little red wagon and some clippers out and choose your own pumpkin. In years past they have had Indian corn to pick as well and gourds. Also I think it is worth mentioning that they have clean bathrooms. Definitely worth a stop! They do not accept checks or credit cards so you do need to bring cash with you. read more

I would like to preface this review by stating that I have been going to Apple Hill since I was a kid. Now I take my kids there multiple times a year. This year we went to a couple of our favorite spots and tried one new spot and boy did we regret it. After having a beautiful afternoon enjoying the fall experience at apple hill we ventured to this venue. There was literally no one there, which was weird cause everywhere else was very active. We thought it was closed and asked if it was when we pulled up. They said they were open, so we parked our vehicle to check it out. We were in search for 6 pumpkins to take home and saw their pumpkin patch in the distance, so we went over to inquire about the pricing. While we were discussing this with one of the workers (some bitter lady), my youngest sat on a nearby bench. Suddenly we saw a pumpkin roll down and the lady picked it up, saw it was cracked and made a huge deal about it, causing my daughter to cry and I told her we would just pick a similar one out from the patch to replace it with. She said the pumpkin was for someone (remember we were the only customers there). She proceeded to make a huge ordeal and started measuring the broken pumpkin and told us we were going to have to pay for it. Needless to say, they didn't get a dollar from us and we will never recommend or come back to a place, that literally sent a 4 year old who accidentally knocked over a pumpkin home crying. Of course there are a million places at Apple Hill to choose from so we ventured to one of our usual places and had a very pleasant experience picking out our pumpkins from them. Definitely do not visit this place is you are expecting a pleasant experience. read more

Went here for the pumpkin patch. Wasn't very impressed. The flowers out front were nice but they didn't hide the piles of junk in front of a cabin off to the left. They were also lacking in wagons- there were only two from what I could tell for picking pumpkins. And there was also music playing loudly from a car in the orchard. Not exactly setting the most festive tone. I can't speak for the apples, but they had a lot. The pumpkin prices were reasonable. So if that's your priority than go there. They don't have any of the heirloom pumpkins FYI, just the jack-o-lantern type. read more

Absolutely the only place I will go to get a pumpkin! They have the best pumpkin patch in all of apple hill read more

O'Halloran's Apple Trail Ranch - Farmers Market Near Me - Camino, California

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Went back again this year. $60 for trees. Any size. Still a really good selection. Found a good tree in about 30 minutes.

Our family has been coming to Apple Hill for over 30 years. Until this year, O'Halloran's has been one of our favorite places to have a picnic, buy apples and cider. Today we witnessed the owner's daughter yell at another family's toddler. The father didn't appreciate it and let her know. She proceeded to stand in the doorway of the facility and uncomfortably stare at the family. Later after our picnic my nieces and nephew picked pumpkins with their parents and grandmother. The rest of the family sat at the picnic tables and watched. Again the owners daughter stood on porch talking to an associate, saying 'I don't know how they come up here. They must come in groups.' Not sure what she was referring to??? She repeatedly pointed at my nephew telling an associate to watch out for that boy. I'm not sure she realized we knew the boy she kept pointing at. My husband asked her if there was a problem and she went on the defensive and asked him why he was approaching him-obviously because she was making the entire family uncomfortable by talking about people in front of their family. She explained there was a group of boys kicking her pumpkins and damaging them. I agree with her-that's not okay and parents should watch their kids. My mother told the lady she witnessed what the boys had done to the pumpkins and explained to her that her grandson (my nephew) wasn't apart of that as she was with him the entire time. She apologized and said yes my mother was correct. The long and the short-what is usually a great experience turned sour and uncomfortable because of the owner's daughter's actions. For those families who come as a group and have kids (as probably 99% of the patrons do), beware as you may be made to feel the same way-uncomfortable and scrutinized. Unfortunately, this may end our tradition at O'Halloran's. read more

If you're looking for apples then this is THE place to go (well except for Golden Delicious). If you looking for arts & crafts and all that sort of stuff it is not. They have great pricing on the apples and a great selection. Donna O'Halloran is a very nice person to talk with and talk abotu the area. Never very crowded because they don't have all the artsy stuff. We stop by each year and purchase 80% of our apples there, and we usually come back with about a total of 50 lbs for us and family. read more

When you're wanting a box of apples, this is it! Being able to mix and match your apples is what makes O'Halloran's stand out. You choose the size of box and fill it up by filling it any apples and pears from their huge crates of a dozen different varieties. You don't have to get a whole bushel of the same kind, like at other farms. And you can pick and choose the perfect apples, but don't have to do the work of picking them from the trees. The price has gone up a bit over the years, but it's still my go-to for apples. Not much else though. Just a quick stop on the Apple Hill circuit, don't expect to get it all here, just a 15 minute jaunt. It's less crazy than the bigger farms. They also have a pumpkin patch. read more

Stopped here to eat lunch we packed. Had several picnic tables and lot of different apples to sample.

This is the Best Apple farm for variety, I haven't found any other farm that has so many different apples and going the first and second week of Nov. You can get not only you apples but you pumpkins and gourds and they have some Fresh acorn squash and a few others, Go in Dec. For you Christmas Tree, They are so friendly and knowledgeable and sweet family!! read more

Great big beautiful tree we just wrestled into our truck. 50 dollars all trees. Great tasting apples from inside their barn.! No big crowds. But maybe we will bring our own saw, maybe our chain saw next time. read more