Scott’s Orchard & Nursery

Visited Scott’s Fruit Farm for the first time the week after Labor Day and found a nice selection of excellent fresh local produce and fruit that make a stop whenever in the area worthwhile. Reasonable apple selection.

Came here to pick apples with my in-​laws and had a great time.
Apples (and pears) are $ 1.65/lb. Be careful, ’cause a plastic bag can hold up to 15 lbs! (They warn you of that, which is nice.)
Lots of apples to choose from, including Macoun (lots of these), Macintosh, Ida Red, Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Empire, and Fuji.
Horse-​drawn wagon rides for $ 3/​person. (Be careful of the horse poo on the main path!) There was also a small moon bounce for kids.
There are lots of plants and pumpkins to choose from, as well.
I wasn’t quite impressed by the market; they don’t have a lot of goods beyond their own picked apples, cider, and some syrup.
Not the prettiest of grounds, but it definitely did the trick and was a great time.

Can’t answer the phone to provide information or answer questions. Much too busy I guess. Will go elsewhere.

Took the kids for a free Easter egg hunt and they had a blast. Low key place. Is probably be more Into it if I liked to garden or took an interest in flowers and stuff. They have self produced honey that looked good, and was decently priced.

This was my first visit and I have to say this place is beautiful. I was looking for annuals for my garden and some vegetables and just found myself walking around looking at everything. The plants are very well cared for and they have a lot of choices. I found the prices to be a little on the high side, but I still plan to go back for another visit.