Barton Orchards

Danielle Mashiah

Super cute if you pop in off season for locals it's free. Kids can run around and there's yummy local beers and food available! Just watch out for splinters!

Tanvir Hassan

Lines were extremely long to enter. The entry fee was $27.50 per person, if you are paying with credit card. The inside does have a farm, lots of space, apples, fun activities, and beer! Plan accordingly if you do go. I repeat, the lines were long.

Hayley D

Barton Orchards is a beautiful apple orchard. So much to do and experience you could spend the whole day there. They have the apple orchard for picking, a pumpkin patch, and a vegetable garden. Dogs are welcome and they even have a bark park which is a fenced in area. They have hay rides, a fun park with mini golf, slides, play sets, a race track with pedaling bikes, and a labyrinth. There is another play area with a wooden boat, train, tree house and “castle“ They have a corn maze, tap room, bakery, and food. No outside food or drinks allowed however you can leave and re-enter. There are port-a-johns and a baby changing station. Apple cider donuts are delicious, however the line does get really long. To purchase anything there the lines can be super long. There is also a gemstone mining and some farmyard animals to pet. Entry: $27 per person Donuts: $15 a dozen (one box per person in your group teens and up) Gem Stone Mining: starts at $5 and goes up 2 sizes of bags for Apple Picking largest is $37 smallest is $26 Can bring your own bag but you’ll pay by weight

Tammy Morris

Nice place, it was extremely crowded super long lines. Staff was very nonchalant and busy doing their own things talking, eating or whatever. Apple bags were overpriced @$20 PLUS $25 to get in . Doubt we will ever go back. The corn maze was nice though and the guy at the entrance had a dry sense of humor fortunately we enjoy that as well. Never got to try any of the apple cider or apple cider donuts which was a bummer because the lines were so long 😫 .