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    Rock Hill Orchard

    4.1 (103 reviews)

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    Elise B.

    Picked up some scoops of ice cream, it wasn't busy when we went in. I ordered the dark chocolate & Andes mint flavors. The ice cream is creamy; the dark chocolate flavor is my favorite. The Andes mint has little chunks of Andes mint in it.

    Bill C.

    Best ice cream in the state! Every flavor I've had has been delicious, including the dark chocolate. (I find chocolate ice cream is often chalky but not at Woodbourne.) The you-pick orchard is great, too. It makes for a fun late summer or early fall date.

    Flavors on 7.23.23
    Gail R.

    This review is for Woodbourne Creamery which is at Rock Hill Orchard. I have driven by this place many times, but have never stopped until now - Montgomery County was having an Annual Farm Tour and "Rock Hill Orchard and Woodbourne Creamery" was on their list. I wanted to try their ice cream. Normally, I usually visit Jimmie Cone when in the area. From Ridge Road (Rt. 27), Woodbourne Creamery has two entrances - you can enter from either one. Even though it may seem like you can't find a parking spot, just keep chugging along and you will come across an empty spot somewhere. You are parking on either grassy hills or gravel. As you face the building, you will see signage for Rock Hill Orchard on your right and Woodbourne Creamery on your left. However, to purchase from the Creamery, you first have to go to the right. On the right-side of the building, you can view what is being scooped today on a whiteboard. On the day I visited they were serving Vanilla, Strawberry, Dark Chocolate, Andes Mint, Chocolate Chip, Cookies and Cream, Black Raspberry, Orange Dreamsicle, Mocha Brownie, Verry Berry and Peach. They also had the following dairy free flavors: Raspberry Sorbet, Peach Sorbet, Pineapple Coconut Ice Cream and Mango Sorbet. Once in line, which went rather quickly, we ordered the Orange Dreamsicle on a cake cone and Dark Chocolate in a cup. It is here you pay as well. Some things worth mentioning per the whiteboard: * Cones come on top. * No pints of ice cream. * No lids for ice cream. They make it so you will eat it there - smart. Once I ordered and paid, I was informed that I could pick it up on the other side of the building. To the front left of the building, I went. As I watched and waited a short time, I saw where an employee would call out what you ordered, and you would then grab it from them. If you ordered a lot, it was placed on a plastic tray. Make sure you are there to pick up your order immediately as I saw one or two flies appear - maybe they wanted some of that ice cream too. During the time we were there, that place stayed busy, but it seemed folks were not waiting long. Picnic tables are provided. There is one close to the pick-up area, but that is labeled for only Seniors and Handicapped. Cow to Cone is what is listed at the entrance. The flavor I had was delicious - Orange Dreamsicle ice cream on a cone. The cone is then put in the cup and served that way. I tried to remove the cone and succeeded, but it was a bit difficult. Loved the fresh taste of the ice cream. Good to know this spot is here as I now have options when passing through. Visited July 2023.

    Shayna H.

    Different fruits to pick depending on the season. I went in July and picked some peaches, nectarines, and blackberries all of which tasted sweet and fresh. I paid $12 and got a bag to fill with peaches and nectarines and a container for blackberries. It's not crowded and the grounds are beautiful.

    Yaran S.

    We enjoyed everything we got here. The ice cream was made from farm cow's milk. Peaches were amazingly juicy and sweet. We made jams using the freshly picked blueberries and blackberries. We do plan to revisit every year.

    Apple picking in November? Yes!
    Sue C.

    Great experience for a warm-ish November morning. There are still apples for picking and, of course, ice cream! We love picking up ice cream! We ate the ice cream and drank hot apple cider after picking. We picked two pecks of apples, and these will be enjoyed whole and for making desserts for Thanksgiving. All apples picked seem to be firm and juicy (we already ate a few). Had fun visiting the calf barn, too!

    Ice cream from A2 Guernsey cows. $9 a pint,otherwise $6.50 for 2 scoops

    Fantastic ambiance for ice cream. Perfect on a hot summer day when it is not too busy. Has a large playground, tables for large crowds. Unfortunately pets not allowed. Will be looking forward to visiting again. For apple season

    Wingyan L.

    On the way to a friend's house, I stopped by Rock Hill Orchard, a fruit orchard with a market that sells ice cream, fresh fruit (apples), freshly baked pies (Apple, Peach, Apple Crisp), McCutcheon's Jams, Jellies, and Dressings, and milk. I bought an Apple Pie, and it was hit and absolutely delicious!

    Mariana C.

    I have driven by so many times, but always when I have to be somewhere or after closing. So, one of my new years resolutions was to finally get to try the cow to cone ice cream I've so often wondered about. Rock Hill Orchard did not disappoint! I tend to be a soft serve girl most of the time, but for hard ice cream that's not gelato, this is soooo creamy and delightful! You can read all about their Orchard, Creamery, and Guernsey cows on their website, which is very informative :) They are Montgomery County's only cow to cone creamery for starters. I am so excited that they are open all year. They offer changing seasonal flavors in addition to their year-round staples. For the Winter, they appear to be open Wednesday through Sunday noon to 5 [if this changes, I am sure they will update their website]. The ice cream is sold out of their farm market. The farm market is located right off of Ridge Road (MD 27), like five minutes from Damascus, and has a gravel lot for parking. There is an order and pick up window on the right side of the building. They offer cups and cones by the scoop (single $4.25, double $5.75, triple $7.00) and also Vanilla, Strawberry, Marshmallow Chip, Dark Chocolate, and Chocolate Chip by the Pint ($8) [these flavors may also rotate?]. We tried Cuppa Joe, Dark Chocolate, and Black Raspberry. We couldn't decide which was our favorite, they were all incredibly creamy and rich in flavor. The fresh everything really pays off haha I got a double because I wanted to try Dark Chocolate and Cuppa Joe together. It was almost too much for me because they are generous scoops (I'm not complaining, it was worth the personal struggle haha). In the future, I'll just have to plan my ice cream days and get singles to work my way around the different flavors :) We have definitely found a new favorite ice cream destination and are so happy to be able to support a local orchard/dairy in doing so. Win-win!

    Mint ice cream waffle cone
    Brian S.

    Picking apples and enjoying fresh ice cream in the dog days of summer, what a fun time!

    Mexican mocha brownie and toasted coconut chip.
    Brian R.

    Great spot to grab fresh ice cream and have the kids play on the park. I highly recommend the Mexican mocha brownie ice cream.

    Black raspberry
    Elizabeth H.

    Delicious ice cream!! Tried the black raspberry, toasted coconut, and mango sorbet. Toasted coconut was our fave!

    Cookies and cream with cake cone, sweet guernsey cream with waffle cone

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    It was okay. I liked the ginger flavor but the sweet cream was icy. Not a lot of options for dairy products. Service was fine.

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    We love Rock Hill Orchard! I can only comment on their ice-cream, which is fantastic. Highly recommend the Coconut Chocolate Chip!

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    This place is amazing . Took my kids with friends. We got giant pumpkins, picked flowers and hay ride all for a great price.

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