When in Rome you eat pizza. When in Palisade you eat peaches. You also lug a case of them back to…read moreDenver! It's a Colorado summertime tradition. First time driving thru Palisade on our way back from Grand Junction and Moab. It's a quaint town known for local farms and wineries. Clark Family Orchards seemed like a reliable spot, so we stopped by to check out the fruit stand. Now, this isn't one of those rinky dink fruit stands on the side of the highway. For starters, you are surrounded by beautiful views of the Grand Mesa. It's a charming store with an abundance of products. You can easily drop a small fortune if you weren't careful. We bought a whole lot of fresh peaches, cherries and jams. The peaches and cherries were consumed right away, and damn they were mighty tasty treats. Nothing better than freshly harvested fruits. The peaches steal the show, but I implore you not to skip out on the cherries. They are just as fantastic! There are a good amount of orchards and farms to choose from when out in Palisade. Clark is a great family owned one to support.

Great place fresh fruits are amazing. Love all fresh…read morevegetables and fruits! The customer service is fantastic love this place! I will continue to come back!

Traveling in shoulder season, tried to go there on April 20. They were closed! Online stated they…read morewere open 9-6. Answering machine when we the tried to call.

Tried to visit a lavender farm but they were closed. Had driven by this orchard and fruit farm so…read morewe decided to see what they had. The bright pink color draws your eye and the funny signage and yummy merchandise inside keeps your attention. The lady behind the counter was a personality and we had a good conversation. Alas I didn't get her name as other customers came in. I picked up a jar of Vermont maple syrup having heard of how good it is. Some peaches of course, salsa and pickled baby corn. Chose some hot sauces and honey butter. They put everything in a box for me which was great as I couldn't carry the items home. Very convenient. Spent way too much but hopefully I'll enjoy them when I get home. I would visit again to pick up unique food gifts for family and friends. Dirt parking lot in front of fruit stand.

We weren't impressed. We came to buy peaches and they were outside on pallets and covered with…read moreflies. They sell Fire Mountain jams and jellies which also brought us here. They are great. Not thrilled about the peach soft serve.

This place has that small farm store feel. They don't sell a ton of things but it was all local and…read moretheir produce all looked super fresh. I think they were one of the only places on the main strip selling peach seconds. The prices seemed on par with everyone else. I came here because I read a lot of reviews for their homemade peach ice cream. I got a twist with vanilla and it was delicious! It wasn't bursting with peach flavor but it also didn't have that fake peach flavor which I don't enjoy.

This is a fun little stop. Palisade peaches, local honey and produce, friendly faces, and…read morereasonably priced! A must stop while in Palisade!

I don't usually eat peaches, but these are just amazing. I've never had peaches so flavorful and…read morecrazy juicy.

Just want to give a huge shout out to the ladies of this place. The peaches were the best and…read moretastiest! My wife and I have been doing a wood ministry for the elderly people on the Navajo reservation for the past three years. We acquire firewood, some donated, some we buy, we load up our trailer and go distribute it at different homes within the Navajo reservation. In September we received a trailer load ( 3.5 cords )of split firewood from Mitch at this business; Noble Tree Service in Las Vegas, NV. https://yelp.to/qTKq/g8xwvRzj50 for distribution to the elderly people. A close friend of mine lives in Grand Junction, Colo. stated he wanted to help. Jason Harris works at Dan's towing and he contacted the ladies of this place and they donated firewood and fresh peaches on October 10, 2019. The firewood and fresh peaches went to a family of a Vietnam veteran, a recently widowed lady and several other families. Some received just peaches, a few received firewood, a couple received both. Thank YOU, Leslie, Carey & Debbie . Update: we went back for more, 10-26-19, bought some more peaches as the season progresses to a close. We're already planning a run for cherries in June 2020. Thank you, Carol and Shade . Back to Vegas we go.

We stopped here on a recommendation. We wanted to get some peaches and sweet corn. Peaches were…read moremolded but we did find some that looked better and turned out the taste was good. Corn was terrible. Once shucked it was small kernels and more like feed. Service was unhelpful and not overly friendly. There are several other places to visit for fresh produce. Won't return.

We stopped by Anita's Pie Shop location for--duh--pie and coffee. I had warm fresh peach, and my…read morefriend had peach blackberry; neither of us added ice cream. We each had a piping hot cup of coffee. Our tab was $10. Can you believe it?? We sat outside to enjoy the gorgeous weather. The cut-out barrel tables are cute and kitThe peach pie crust was very good and flakey, and the top was a buttery crumble rather than pastry. Fabulous. Our server was very friendly and chatty (as were we). My friend bought a pie to take home, and the server was very helpful in packing it up for us. Highly recommend.

Candied Jalapeños are so good. Really better than good. Yum! Well worth the trip!…read moreWe love the Jalepenos with some cream cheese.

We've been getting peaches here for a few years now. Always delicious fruit and prices reasonable…read more Great customer as well

It was clean and friendly. The peaches were delicious! The gave us the smaller peaches for canning…read more Had a wonderful experience.

This might be one of the first fruit stands where they round up in price. Just a heads up for you…read morepenny pinchers out there. We got some local cherries and tomatoes. Te cherries were starting to wilt and the tomatoes weren't very ripe. In fact, they looked like store tomatoes. You know what though, shame on me for buying them anyways. I guess long gone are the days where you can grab real bargains on they side of the road. A bag of cherries and 2 tomatoes ran us $14. Should be called the 1-70 fruit nazi stand. I'll wave next time I drive by.

Cute place right off the highway. Had a nice selection of fruit, vegetables, jarred goods and…read morespices to choose from. All grown locally. The cashier was very friendly - even let us try an apple before we bought a whole bag of it