What a friendly family business! We were greeted with fruit samples by the staff who made us feel…read moreso welcomed. We decided to pick our own peaches and were led by staff to the orchards across the street and given clear instructions on how to pick the perfect fruit. We were in awe of the plentiful ripe fruit and how flawless each peach was. The peaches are sweet and delicious. We will definitely be back for apple picking soon! Don't forget to head over to the winery after to enjoy a relaxing time on the patio.

We visited Quarry Hill Orchards many times over summer of 2025, it started with cherry picking…read moreseason and ended with peaches, apples, and plums, oh my what a gem of a find! From the free samples and gracious staff, to the deeply discounted "jam peaches" and absolute best apple fritter EVER - this place is heaven on earth. May peace, joy, and pure blissful happiness find you when you visit Quarry Hill. And don't miss the fruit pressed ice cream, it is the bomb-diggity on a hot summer day.

Apple hill has always been and will always be a family favorite. My kids love going in and picking…read moreout a special candy from their large and ever growing selection of sweets. Get the homestyle caramel, mini buckeyes and the large bag of lucky charms marshmallows - you will NOT be disappointed. A few of our favorite picks are their amazing cookie mixes, I get all my disc chocolate here since they carry a wide variety of colors and it tastes amazing and not waxed down like some store bought chocolate discs tend to taste, and all my sprinkles are purchased here for Christmas cookies. During the fall Is our favorite time to swing by and we stop very often after my boy's get done with soccer practices and games nearby to grab some of their apple cider. We also stop by every fall to pick apples and pumpkins.

This place is fun! We try to come to Miller's Orchard each year to pick apples, and this is always…read morea stop afterwards. They have all sorts of "bulk" delights. From candies, to preztels, to grains and rice, flours, baking goods. They also sell apple fritters. They are comfort-foody amazing. Get the bag of 4 for $5. You will eat them all. We've also gotten all sorts of sprinkles in all different colors and shapes. It really makes baked goods so pretty! Anyway, if you are in the area, stop here but be prepared to take home all sorts bagged goodies!

Great experience family run fruit farm and bulk food store. Kids had fun picking apples and…read morechoosing a pumpkin. I love the fresh spices and variety of flours, prices are super affordable.

The workers were on their phones and laughing loudly. I could hear them before I even walked into…read morethe store. They seemed very sassy and gave me an attitude when I asked a simple question. The overall customer service was disappointing, and I definitely expected a more welcoming and professional experience.

Beautiful property, lovely people and super sweet dog. It was easy and beautiful picking my…read morefavorite apples (EverCrisp). We got a huge bag for $20. If you don't feel like picking they have many apples ready for purchase along with eggs and honey. I would definitely go back.

Great small business fruit farm. We were about to go to quarry hill right next door but you had to…read morehave a timed reservation, so we came here. It was pretty much empty with so many ripe peaches to pick! I believe the prices were $18 for a smaller basket and $30 for a large basket. My roommate and I got the smaller basket and cooked with peaches for the entire week. They were delicious. They also had some maple syrup, honey and some other small non-perishable items for sale!

Came here by a local's recommendation and boy they were on point…read more We got red raspberry and vanilla swirl in a cup! And bought some gifts at the farmers market to bring back home.

Great farm market!…read more This small market has a lot to offer. The fresh produce looked ripe and delicious. They have a variety of boxed items, jarred jam, ice cream. Plenty of options to make a family dinner. I love the homemade peanut butter machine. They take peanuts and turn it into peanut butter with no additives. Fresh and delicious.

Fall fun weekends We…read moredecided to check out a fun weekend with our kids. It cost $12 to be able to enter. They have barrel rides, pedal cars, corn maze, straw maze, corn bin, sand pit, playground, etc. You can pay extra to pick flowers, pick apples, or use the apple cannon. I wish the price was more inclusive. Like a family bundle that includes tickets, bag to apple pick, bucket of apples for the cannon, etc. then you just lay one price upfront. The apple cannon was a lot of fun and the kids had a great time. The event says it is open until 6. At 5 we decided to head up to the food truck and to get donuts and everything was closed up. They had a small stand inside with hot dogs and kettle corn. The place was really beautiful with the flowers and corn field plus cute picnic areas.

Note to all: you can't just pick apples, you need to pay to enter 14.95$…read more We don't have kids, didn't want to do the corn maze, etc, just wanted to pick apples. We got some at the front little market. Never been to a place where we have to enter to pay to pick apples. There should be an area to just pick apples and go.

We stopped on a weekday afternoon after buying some peaches over the previous weekend at the…read moreSandusky farmers market. They have a stand at the farmers market on Saturdays, and the peaches were SO good that we decided to head to the orchard. Since we went during the late summer/ early fall there were peaches, apples, mums, squash, pumpkins and other locally grown produce. They also import produce items to cover your needs. Since it was a weekday at lunch, there wasn't a ton of traffic. Over the weekend or more popular times, I'd assume it could get a little congested. Overall, I recommend it if you're looking for fresh produce and would like to support a locally owned business.

We dropped into one of my favorite Autumn Markets and purchased our fill of pumpkins, they have pie…read morepumpkins by the way, peanuts, pies, produce, and you name it--cider. It's always a fancy good time just wondering what you are looking at...yah! Overall I purchased my goods for making caramel apples!

Hard to find prices. Price for peaches seemed higher than other orchards. Didn't feel comfortable…read morespending any time looking around.

Apple picking season is here & we like Miller's orchards so we drive way out here. They have a nice…read morecountry store too with all the standard items. Like cider, dried goods, grains, snacks, chocolates, drinks, novelties & merchandise. We got a gal of cider, lemon snap cookies, chia seeds, & a frozen icee... which was nice since it was like 86F out there & we picked for an hour. They have a wide variety of apples to pick, and tons of trees so no problem finding perfect specimens. Some were out of season but still plenty of ripe ones to get. We got Yellow Delicious, Jonathans, JonaGolds, Granny Smith, Empire & maybe Fugi. It was $20 for a half bushel. Which turned into 45 apples for us but I picked lotsa huge ones so really like 60 normal sized apples. You can just buy bagged apples instead of picking. Also they have Hay rides & play area for weekends plus pumpkins for sale.