Apple Orchards 2016
Here in Central Virginia, fall temperatures mean it's apple orchard time. Apples are packed with vitamins and fiber, but low in
calories for a sweet treat you can enjoy without guilt. Apple orchards in
Central Virginia are ready for the fall season. Add a trip to one of these
apple orchards to your fall fun family planning. The blue links below take you to each orchard's website.
Morris Orchard, located at 226 Tobacco Row Lane in Monroe, reopens for apple season in mid-September. Kids love the hay bale creations and farm animals at Morris Orchard. There's a great selection of apples, a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and apple cider too. In October, you can also enjoy fresh apple cider donuts. Morris Orchard is open Monday through Saturday from 9-5. Morris Orchard is open some Sundays in season.
Morris Orchard, located at 226 Tobacco Row Lane in Monroe, reopens for apple season in mid-September. Kids love the hay bale creations and farm animals at Morris Orchard. There's a great selection of apples, a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and apple cider too. In October, you can also enjoy fresh apple cider donuts. Morris Orchard is open Monday through Saturday from 9-5. Morris Orchard is open some Sundays in season.
Pick
your own apples at Silver Creek & Seamans' Orchards in Tyro
and Roseland or visit anytime for pre-picked apples. Market hours are Monday
through Saturday from 10-4:30 and Sunday from 1-5. September PYO dates are
Sept. 10-11 at Silver Creek Orchard in Tyro and Sept. 17-18 at Seamans' Orchard
in Roseland. October PYO dates are Oct. 8-9 at Silver Creek Orchard. The
pumpkin patch is open Oct. 1-30 for PYO pumpkins. Apple Butter Festival dates
for 2016 are Oct. 1 and Oct. 15. Pink Lady Fun Day is Oct. 29.
Drumheller's Orchard,
located at 1130 Drumheller Orchard Lane in Lovingston, reopens for apple season
on Sept. 6. Drumheller’s is open Monday through Saturday from 9-5 and 12-5
on Sundays. Drumhellers will hold two apples festivals this fall, on Sept. 24-25
and Oct. 15-16. The festivals feature hayrides, a pumpkin patch, corn maze,
games for the kids, arts and crafts, music and more. Festival weekend hours are
9-5 on Saturday and Sunday.
Johnson's Orchards,
located at 2122 Sheep Creek Road in Bedford, is open daily from noon to 5 p.m.
into mid-December. In addition to apples, you'll find cider, pumpkins and farm
animals. There's also find a big selection of wines at Peaks of Otter Winery
next door with free tastings each weekend.
Gross' Orchards, located at 6817 Wheats Valley
Road in Bedford, is open year-round Monday through Saturday from 8-6. Pick your
own apples or purchase pre-picked apples and enjoy wagon rides every day.
There's a blacksmith on site on Saturdays. Mark your calendar for Gross' Apple
Harvest Festival on Oct. 15.
Saunders
Brothers Orchard and Farm Market, located at 2717 Tye Brook Highway
in Piney River, is open Monday through Saturday from 9-6 through mid-November.
You'll find apples and more at the orchard and market every day. Saunders
Brothers celebrated its 100 year anniversary in 2015. There are special events
each Saturday from September through mid-December, including Product Sampling
on Sept. 10, Fall Pansy Sale on Oct. 1, Farm Animals Day on Oct. 15, Apple
Tasting and Children’s Halloween Costume Contest on Oct. 29, Apple Butter
Making on Nov. 5, and special holiday events in late November and early
December.
Carter
Mountain Orchard, located at 1435 Carters Mountain Trail in
Charlottesville, is open daily from 9-6 through
early November, daily from 9-5 during November and weekends from 10-5 until
mid-December. Carter Mountain Orchard will reopen to the public in April. During fall, enjoy hayrides, PYO apples, apple cider donuts and
more. Check out the Thursday Evening Sunset Series, 6-9 PM with free admission
and live music. Plan ahead for family fun with a Johnny Appleseed Birthday celebration on
Sept. 17-18 and the 2nd Annual Halloween Spooktacular on Oct. 30.
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