My girlfriend and I loved it here, very nice and helpful owners. Apple picking was so much fun, we…read morewill definitely be back again.

Absolutely wonderful place. Best apples I have ever tasted. I go out there every year. Mr. Graver…read moreis such a great person. I couldn't compliment this Orchard more.

I took my tree down last night that we cut down 5 weeks ago at Unangst Tree farm and it was as…read moregreen and fresh as it was when we put it up. Our tree was beautiful and full with sturdy branches. The team at the farm was very friendly and engaging and the price was reasonable. This will be our new place!

For whatever reason this year we decided to get a real tree for the first time and keep good ol'…read morefake-o in the basement for another year. I have driven by this place a ton of times and I knew of them from the local area farm tours, etc. but we had never thought of getting a live tree or stopping here until well...yesterday. While I know that they do all kinds of activities in fall and into November/December, I'm only testifying about what they do regarding trees. Just to specify this even further, I'm not talking about showing up and buying a pre-cut tree, I mean the Full Monty of cutting your own. All pertinent info is in the below link: www.unangst-treefarm.com/christmas-2014-information Basically you show up and take one of the wagons and one of their saws out to the field and cut away. It does help to ask inside the gift shop/barn as to where you're allowed to currently cut but overall it's pretty straight forward. After you're done, you take it over to the guys in the pre-cut tree area and they will clean up the bottom, shake out any loose needles (or random small critters) and tie it up for you. They give you a tag that goes back to the barn for payment (cash or card - no Amex) and then you pick up your tree to go home with. Very, very easy. We showed up at 3:40pm and the were done and on the road by 4. I guess it could take longer if it's a weekend and/or there are tons of people there but for us it was very fast. All info for pricing is here: www.unangst-treefarm.com/types-of-christmas-trees Time will tell if we'll be coming back here in the future for another tree or if this was a one off but at the very least the process is easy and the experience was fun. While there are certainly other tree farms in the area, Unangst to me would be tough to beat in terms of customer service and overall experience. A+ (Note that plenty of other places will sell trees cheaper but in the current environment where demand for trees in a lot of cases is exceeding realistic supply, this place is still open and selling while others closed a week ago or more in some cases. It is what it is.)

The BEST sweet corn in Pa The place is clean and they have a…read moregood assortment The people are real nice but the one woman always has a sad face on. Shame she is too pretty to have such a grumpy look.

One of our fave sources for fruits and vegetables all season like sweet corn, potatoes and eggplant…read morethroughout the growing months according to the availability list from owner. Nice folks!

If you live in this area, you should take the time to visit this farm…read more You can pick your peaches with your pen hands. The price per pound of about 1/2 of what you pay at the supermarket. That's not the main reason. The main benefit is that you get pick them fresh. It's also a good experience.

Highly recommend. I found this from a Google search…read more They're tucked away and require driving on windy roads with beautiful scenery. They answer the phone when you call. Very pleasant on the phone and in person. They provide clear instructions on how to pick your own from their orchards and escort you to the exact area. They offer fresh items in front if you don't want to pick. This bucket list item was so simple and so fun. Their customer service was wonderful, and simple. And the best part? Their peaches (the only fruit ready to pick at the time) taste divine.

Cash or check only as of 2018, but super cute and a great variety of apples and peaches. Cider is…read morealso available for purchase. Varieties are labeled with suggestions for use and clear taste expectations. Great little apple place, not crowded and nice bucolic setting.

We had a great day to pick apples. To our surprise peaches were still available . Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable staff and lots of parking available. Price is only $1.39 pound! Fun to see families and different generations Apple picking together! We will be back !

This place has everything. The people are excellent very very nice. Can't wait to go back.read more

Best strawberry pie I've ever had. And its just strawberries and crust. Make the pie fridge bigger!read more

My family went to Bernard's recently. Wonderful and magical tree farm! Check it out!!read more

Followed signs for this from the main road for some pick-your-own blueberries. It's very autonomous…read moreand based on the honor system- there is a little cart containing instructions, pint containers, scales, and a list of which varieties are available to be picked that day. Fill up as many containers as you want (or bring your own ans weigh it) and then pay accordingly. There is also a refrigerator with pre-picked pints if you're strapped for time. The farm is clean and well-maintained, signage is clear, and the blueberries are delicious. I'm looking forward to going back!

Let's bring this one up to the current:…read more Anyone who is local to the area can tell you that Scholl goes way, way back. Their roadside stand on Center Street (512) has sort of always been there even if it's almost so small that you could very easily drive right by it. What do they carry? A little bit of everything. While most items are obviously seasonal other things like apples, pears, potatoes, local honey and squash are sold more or less year-round. www.schollorchards.com/harvest-calendar For me the best of the best with honors is that they still continue to produce their non-pasteurized apple cider. Fantastic flavor and they grow more than enough varieties that the blend is always a little different based on what they used for that batch. Three more noteworthy additions: Contrary to the Yelp listing, they do indeed take cards. The parking situation here is always a bit of a crapshoot. Maybe four or five spaces and in season it's interesting at best trying to maneuver in/out with the heavy traffic on this section of Center Street. The pricing for their stuff is definitely not cheap. If you're looking for "deals" or more discounted pricing like you can get by going to Berks/Lancaster County Mennonite/Amish farms for similar products, you're not getting that here. It's expensive, but it's worth it. Either way, Scholl has been churning it out for almost eighty years and clearly, they know what they're doing and it's more than worth a regular visit. www.schollorchards.com/hours

Best fruit in the Lehigh Valley, best assortment of types of apples I've ever seen. Folks are very…read moreknowledgeable about the uses of the different brands