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Cherries-On-Top Orchard, Flint Hill
Garrick Giebel has spectacular views of the county from his hilltop pick-your-own cherry orchard. Eleven varieties including white Rainier and Royal Ann.
Daily, late May to mid-June. Grinton Rd. (off Rt. 641), Flint Hill. Phone: 703-327-5272 | ||
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Heritage Springs Orchard, Amissville
Steve & Victoria Miller grow over 34 apple varieties that were popular before 1900. Some trace their origin to Roman times; others were common to colonial America and 17th century Europe; and still others were the choice in Victorian America.
Mid-September through mid-December; Saturday & Sunday 9:30 a.m.-Â6 p.m.; Weekdays & tours by appointment. 14847 Lee Hwy, Amissville. Phone: 540-937-4298 | ||
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High Places Orchards, Flint Hill
Ed Streapy has pick-your-own apples (14 varieties) including Granny Smith and Ginger Gold, as well as peaches, nectarines and plums. Picnic by the pond with a view of Rattlesnake Mountain.
Daily, mid-July to end of season. 121 Winesap Lane, Flint Hill. (off Rt. 662; 1/2 mile from Rt. 522) Phone: 540-635-5537 | ||
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Jenkins Orchard, Woodville
Pull up to the green and white packing shed for the Jenkins' family's fresh-picked apples (16 types including Rambo and Blacktwig). From their 50-acre orchard come peaches (12 types, white and yellow), pears (6 types) and nectarines.
Daily, July 15 to end of season. 355 Yancey Rd. (Rt. 621), Woodville; call 540-987-8192 Phone: 540-987-8192 Google map | ||
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Lee's Orchard, Washington
These farms have been in the Lee family since the 1880s. The farm on Rt. 211 has pick-your-own and fresh-picked apples (28 kinds) including Albemarle Pippin, Jonagold and Mutsu, plus hard-to-find quince, peaches and pears. In the fall the Lees feature cider, honey and pumpkins.
Daily, mid-July to Nov. 1. 65 Orchard Lane (on Rt. 211), Washington. Call 540-675-3201 (apple shed), 540-675-3178 or 540-675-3558. Phone: 540-675-3201 Google map | ||
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Moore's Orchard, Washington Stop at Louis Moore's farm for fresh-picked apples (9 types including Ozark Gold and Arkansas Black); peaches (5 types, white and yellow); plums; sweet cherries; peppers and heirloom tomatoes. Also: Local honey from Admiral's Apiary. Bring containers. Open daytime, mid-July to Nov. 1. 630 Fodderstack Rd. (Rt. 628), Washington. Phone: 540-675-3553 Google map | ||
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Roy's Orchard & Fruit Market,
Roy and Janet Alther have strawberries, cherries, blueberries, peaches, nectarines, plums, blackberries, pears, apples and pumpkins, in that seasonal order, plus fresh vegetables.
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Weekends 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 64 Old Hollow Road, Sperryville. Phone: 540-987-8636 Google map | ||
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Williams Orchard, Flint Hill
Family owned and operated orchard, farm, vegetables, and natural beef by the side. Over 75 years producing quality fruit and vegetables.
July 20 to Nov. 15, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., six days a week. Seven days a week after September 10. 3 Williams Farm Lane (off Rt. 729), Flint Hill. Phone: 540-675-3765 Google map |
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