Use to stop here a lot when they had the restaurant but Covid put a end to that…read more I stopped in after Covid to find out they stopped serving because of the meat prices. Now they sell just produce from what I seen the last time stopping in. It's a shame because they had great hamburgers and hotdogs. Not just any hotdog I've had before but was told they deep fried them that's why they were so good. I also think they sold the place since it was a whole new look when I went in.

We have heard a lot about this place from locals in the area…read more They were known to use all local produce that they grow. My husband has been here in the past year of moving to the area many times for takeout till we had power. We absolutely love their hot dogs!! He was told they deep fry them that's why they are good. I am not a hot dog fan but I can eat these and enjoy them!! (Have you ever seen how hot dogs are made?? ) They call them loaded with everything on them coleslaw and more! They are on a fresh soft roll!! Amazing!! We have also have had the hamburgers not a fan. They do have chili fries that are good too. We have eaten inside a couple of times, it was kinda like a farm set up. Tables on one side produce on the other. While sitting inside we noticed they have a lot of locals coming in to buy their produce , we did see some prices and they are much higher than a grocery store but they sell what they grow. Since Covid we stopped in one day and we noticed things have changed, they remodeled and made the front counter longer. They were not open for serving food. The guy we talked to said he wasn't sure when they would reopen the restaurant. If your in the area check out the hotdogs!!!

Saw a sign for Red Hill Orchard on our drive up to NC and made a little pit stop. We loved the…read morepeaches, apple bread, and honey we got. The gentleman who rang us up was friendly and his dog Bandit was the sweetest. Such a nice little spot to get fresh produce and goodies out in the beautiful countryside.

Best strawberries I've ever had. There is so much to offer here. Honey, jams, fruits, veggies,…read moredairy, home made pasta, and so many things. Super nice folks. Peaches are almost in too!

A wonderful farmers market to explore! We only had time to explore the fresh produce section, but I…read morealso know there were other sections with additional items and plants. I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was a coffee shop located inside - and it was yummy! All of the staff we interfaced with were very friendly.

We love coming here for the Fresh produce including heirloom tomatoes, seasonal peaches and…read morestrawberries, and all types of delicious locally made jams from Cottes farms and other places. We also have enjoyed the beans and olives stuffed with lemon rinds that we bought here. We almost always stop by when we are next door at Jesse Israel's.

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!

I stopped here today and bought 2 cantaloupes, 3 containers of blackberries, 2 lbs of okra, 8…read moretomatoes, a jar of chow-chow, and 3 cucumbers. The corn that I had also wanted to get looked really bad, so my husband asked the man running the place how long he had had the corn. Today is Thursday. Initially the man said "Since Thursday." Then he changed his mind and said Tuesday...and he surely should have said a week ago Tuesday, that's how cruddy it looked. He also seemed very snarky about my husband picking through the cantaloupes and smelling the corn. When I checked out, he said "$50.26." I paid with my debit card and failed to get a receipt. He actually charged me $63.26 according to my bank. There has been a very nice lady behind the counter before but this guy was rude and overcharged me.

Best "in the middle of nowhere" kind of place…read more We were in town for about a week, and managed to come here every single day (mostly for their yummy ciders) to look around and get some fresh fruit. If you're in the area, def make the tiny detour to try out the peach cider!

I wanted to update my review 8 years later to say we are still huge fans of Peach Country and still…read moreplan our hikes in this area to visit as much as we can! You must stop by to get their fruits, slushies, and hand pies in season. Spring: Strawberries, strawberry slushies, and strawberry hand pies. Summer: Peaches, peach slushies, and peach hand pies. The peach slushies taste like you are drinking a frozen form of a peach, and my favorite of the three! Fall: Apples, apple slushies, and apple hand pies. They have other fruits and veggies, but those are the main ones to stop for. They also have several jams and jellies, ice cream, and a few other baked goods. They are always friendly, too! So worth the stop and not too far from I-26.

Good fruit stand…read more Friendly staff, good variety It is a bit smaller than others but has a great atmosphere and variety

The sweetest people work here. I went in for the first time to check it out with my baby, looking…read morefor blueberries. The man behind the counter kept in conversation with me the whole time, asking about my son and talking about his kids. As I checked out, my card kept declining, and he told me to just take the carton for free. I offered him $2 cash that I had, but he declined the offer. I truly appreciated his graciousness and the whole experience I had there really touched me. They also had a very sweet dog there who was calm enough for my baby to get near.

Great family farm. Many times a family member will be at the produce market.They grow great…read morestrawberries and peaches. And have many other kinds of produce. Watermelon cantaloupe tomatoes etc.

What a beautiful place. You can self pick apples or buy in bags in the cute lil country style…read morestore. They sell apple cider by the cup or purchase 1/2 gallon to go. The star for us were the cinnamon apple donuts. The bakery is onsite and fresh goods displayed for purchase. Bought 1/2 dozen and couldn't help but eat two on the way home!!

The products are incredible, but the prices are high. Don't take service animals, because you will…read moreget confronted in front of the public.