This is a kid-friendly orchard where branches hang low and kids get in free. The 20-acre property has 120 varieties of trees, but not all bear fruit in the same year. There's room for picnicking, too. Season opened Sept. 30. Homemade pies and cider, nuts, dried fruit and jams are sold here, too.
All apples are from local farmers.
The stand also has honey, dried fruit and jam, pumpkins, gourds and other fall decorations, and fresh, raw apple and cherry ciders. Jonathan, Red Delicious apples, and red and yellow Bartlett pears and Asian pears. The year-round store has a modest selection of antiques for sale in addition to fruit. Don't pass up the apple, cherry or raspberry cider. In the spring, homesick Easterners can sink their noses into bunches of lilacs and peonies for sale.