Address: 7800 N Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, NV 89131, USA
Phone: +17024090655
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 7–10AM
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 7–10AM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 7–10AM
L. Consoli
This is an oasis! Great location and lots of parking. Very friendly cheerful helpful staff. Row and rows of fruit and vegetables to be picked. Wheel barrels and carts are provided to carry your harvest. Yummy apple cider donuts and their …
Itzel Lopez
First timers but it was a very nice open area to walk around and ride the tractor 😊 also, it is FREE 99!!! The Parking, entrance, hay ride & maze! We bought their famous donuts and loved them! Sugar one are $6 for 6 and the Cinnamon cream …
Wendy A
First and foremost, I would like to thank the owners of Gilcrease Orchard for what they do for the community and offering an almost free event. Parking is free, entrance is free, corn maze is free, tractor ride is free, chicken coop is also free, and im sure there is also other activities that are free. With this said, is going to be busy and there will be lines, just enjoy the process. I recommend showing up early or later in the day. Make sure to get donuts the donuts and popcorn, BEST in town. Staff was masked and if guests were not it’s because it’s an out door activity. Consider staying home if you are not comfortable. Thanks again for holding this wonderful event.
Kitty Catty
Awesome experience! I got popcorn, apple cider, and the donuts from the shop the snacks were warm and tasted great! It was nice to get a view of the mountains and feel the breeze outside. I totally recommend this to anyone who likes to do …
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Apple season is October 😊 There is Apple cider and Apple cider doughnuts available now.
Yes they have carts and you can bring your own.
Yes, green beans, potatoes, squash all different kinds, pumpkin, apples, pomegranate, etc.
During the winter time. They should be planting some about now (post pumpkin patch) call them for harvesting time
They accept both credit cards and cash in the checkout lanes and in the food tent.
If watching carbs, stick with veggies and not kettle corn and caramel apples
I would check their website. They were selling granny smith last weekend.
They have a website. http://www.thegilcreaseorchard.org/ You can see what is ready to harvest before you go there on it. It's pretty awesome.
Yes we are open today until two o'clock
Yes they have apples available to pick all kinds, they are only open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday 7 a.m. to noon
The pumpkin patch is already open. They have many different types of pumpkins planted by the way. They are open Tues, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday 7:00a to 2:00p
They said apples were going to be ready october 2 so most likely they will
Can you list the dates each crop is available so we know when to get say, apples vs peaches and when the veggies are available?
Right now it's peaches ,melons, apricot, if there's any left, and tomato
So sorry no longer available.. Cherry Trees.. How about peaches when are. They ripe. For. Picking?
They have carrots and beets, they have ksle, leaf lettuce and some mustard greens and bok choy. Tgey may have some others this weekend. Sign up for their weekly newsletter, it comes out every Thursday to let you know what is availabke and the cost.
They have prices on their website.. it looked like most things were a dollar a pound.
I agree with Jim, but extra virgin is the healthiest type
Chickens in an enclosed coop. You can still walk around the vast coop enclosure and identify the different breeds of chickens, but they do not let you interract with them. If you want to learn more about bees they also have people who will talk to you about the types and breeds they use and why.
Correct, their site explicitly says "no animals". Service animals, are allowed, of course, but that does NOT include emotional support animals.
They have many chickens and rabbits
You don't need an appointment. You just get on the tractor. They come by every 15 minutes.
I think just the maze but is worth the visit just to get the fresh air
So far, we have only picked clingstone peaches here.
Go to the orchard during their business hours on Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday; between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m., to request a job application, and return it during those hours, as well. Employment is temporary, and someone may be able answer your additional questions, in person. If hired, you will have the opportunity to help, where help is needed, which, is truly, the best place to start.
Apricots and apriums, rows 10 - 20, are delicious.
you should sign up for their emails and they will tell you what's in season every week.... it really doesn't go month by month.... they look at the plants every week and see what's ready... so far this year carrots, Armenian cucumbers, apricots zucchini summer squash garlic onions potatoes
It is no strowberry grows there.
Leafy greens like kale, carrots, radish. Their website lists it all
I believe in the fall
Absolutely they are . Including eggs
No the season has ended the orchard is closed until next season
There might still be some but their last day open is 10/31.
Their website says: Open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7am to 2pm through October 31st
There is no fee to enter Gilcrease! You just pay for whatever you buy. Pumpkins were $.50 a lb. Apples were $1.50 a lb. Peanut Butter was $5.00 and Almond Butter was $8.00. I hope this helps!😀
There were white pomegranates 3 weeks ago. Call or check their website.
I don't think they have tomatoes anymore. If you sign up to their email list they will send you what crops are in season throughout the year.
Yes, those are the posted hours. Go early ;)
Don't know about that. Check their website or call and leave a message.
Apples, cucumbers,pumpkins,tomatoes,different kinds of squash there's more vegetables then there are fruit
Of your talking about season right now would be a great time but if your referring to the actual time early in the morning is great.
Yes in October close to 15
I am not sure but I did not see any Pumpkins when I was there last week. Pumpkin season should be approaching soon. If you visit Gilcrease Orchards website there is an updated list everyday of what is available for you to pick. Hope that helps :)
Yes they have tomatoes. Check their website for in season veggies and fruits.
No
They have them now.
They did have them but sold out so quick we didn't even get to see them.
http://www.thegilcreaseorchard.org
Gilcrease posted on their FB page that they are closed on Nevada Day.
I was there on Wednesday and the plots were empty
It's always free and no reservations needed.
I would try calling them. I see their calendar says they are doing photos tomorrow but now prices. http://www.thegilcreaseorchard.org
No
They are $1 a pound, the tomatoes stopped being available at the beginning of August so there are none available right now
November
They have an app that says what is available.
Yes!
I doubt they are if they was they would definitely advertise it
I do not know but if you go to thegilcreaseorchard.org I am sure they have that info on theree
They have tomatoes, they sell by the pound. It was $1.00/# when I was there a few weeks ago
If you want to know what they have available you can check their website thegilcreaseorchard.org
If you want to pick them then yes. But otherwise I don't know. I wasn't yesterday and there were tomatoes in the Fields.
Go to their site and sign up then they will email you when and what is ready gilcreaseorchard.com I think
Check their website it has all the information : TheGilcreaseeOrchard.org
No, cherrys are not available. Check their website at www.thegilcreaseorchard.org for a weekly list of crops that are available.
Cherries are not currently available, as they are not grown there. The available produce varies by season, and is listed on the website. You can reach the website by using the same thing you used to blurt this question out into the void. It's called the internet. But I digress. Here is both the website address, and the, as of today, current (again, it can vary, so check the website,) available produce: Apricots $1.50 per lb Garlic $.50 each Onions $.50 per lb Peanut Butters $5.00 each Almond Butters $8.00 each Kettle Corn $4.00 per bag Carrots $1.00 per lb Beets $1.00 per lb Cucumbers $1.00 per lb Potatoes $1.00 per lb Peaches $1.00 per lb Squash $1.00 per lb Tomatoes $ 1.00 per lb Eggplant $1.00 per lb Kale $2.00 per lb 1 lb raw honey $10 3 lb raw honey $25 http://www.thegilcreaseorchard.org
Strawberries are not currently available. The available produce varies by season, and is listed on the website. You can reach the website by using the same thing you used to blurt this question out into the void. It's called the internet. But I digress. Here is both the website address, and the, as of today, current (again, it can vary, so check the website,) available produce: Apricots/ Apriums $1.50 per lb Garlic $.50 each Peanut Butters $5.00 each Almond Butters $8.00 each Kettle Corn $4.00 per bag Carrots $1.00 per lb Cucumbers $1.00 per lb Squash $1.00 per lb Green Tomatoes $ 1.00 per lb Eggplant $1.00 per lb Kale $2.00 per lb 1 lb honey $10 3 lb honey $25 http://www.thegilcreaseorchard.org/
I've visited Gilcrease for over 10 years and have never seen cherry trees or fruit offered there. Cherries do not grow well in Las Vegas it is too hot & dry here
No, sorry it's just grapes
Check the website. Hours are very seasonal
I don't ever remember them having watermelon. You can go to the website and sign up for emails. Then they will send emails letting you know what is available each week while they are open.
Andrew, thank you my friend. You have been a great help. Thank you for taking the time from your busy schedule to answer my question.
According to their website, they're open but you can only buy the things at check out and not pick anything.
Not sure about July but check their website for weekly updates. They do a pretty good job keeping thier fb up to date too.
Fruit will not be ready until May They will open at the end of March only on Saturdays & will have some veggies If you to the website & subscribe they will send emails with all the info
I don't think you can, they harvest the hoiney there at the orchard, I think it all depends on bee production on how much they make
They are closed for the season!
No. They are closed for the picking season. Check their website for info about their holiday "sleigh" rides w santa...the sleigh is a neat wagon pulled by a tractor
Theyre closed until their winter event in december. They will have apple cider donuts, apple cider, chili, and hot cocoa with a visit to santa and a ride through the orchard on the hayride wagon. Admission i believe os $2 each for this event.
The apple cider donuts are small and come in sets of 6 which are $3.00. I believe the half gallons of cider are $5 i believe. The small pints of cider are like $2. Please note, they are closed until december!
open in December for our annual Christmas celebration. Our dates will be December 15-17 and December 21-23 from 4:00pm until 8:00pm.
The Pumpkin Patch opens on September 29th. At this time through October we will be open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00 am until 2:00 pm.
No petting zoo at gilcrease orchard. At THE FARM which is kinda caddy corner across the street there is an admission fee which can be found on their FB page. It us free to enter orchard, but there is no petting zoo. Pick fruits and veggies, hayride (free!), apple cider donuts and cider, pick your own pumpkin.
When in season I get.them at the orchard..also they have.them at la banita Mexican market..u have.to go through the.plum tomatoes but I have been able to get.some there..have u tried making a green tomatoes cake
I think what he meant by "what time?" is during the day they are open..like if they sell the donuts 7am to 2pm? Do they have a set time to stop making them or just till the dough is gone??
It does shut down for the winter season. I believe sometime in November. Good to keep an eye on their web site for it. They will also announce it in their newsletter, so subscribing might be helpful.
They have plastic bags you can use but reusable bags are nicer for the planet 😉
Usually mid October.....when you hear the Overton/Logandale pomegranate festival is going on you know they are ready
Their website will tell you the most current info but apple should be there now.
No. ..EXCEPT if you want from their little stand of goodies. ..popcorn, honey, peanut butter etc. ALL of this AND more is on their Website.
Fall time and they are HUGE and yummy
Their Website is ALWAYS the BEST resource
No
Yes, I was just there on Tuesday, and I saw some very large nice ones!
Pickling yes
I don't think the Gilcrease Orchard does, but there is a Gilcrease Animal Sanctuary across town I believe they do foster birds
No corn, if you go on their website and sign up for email they would email you what's available every week also they have an app... Right now it's tomatoes cucumbers squash zucchini honey nut squash apricots Apriums green beans carrots Beets.. onions garlic watermelon honeydew cantaloupe
The Orchard has a Newsletter, an email & their page which tells what is currently available. Wear a hat, bring your own tools & go early.
According to their own answer of 4 months ago: They are not certified organic. The answer was to Tiffany Fernandez & there's much more to it...visit the Orchard's site to view it, I found it under Reviews.
Their website has this oon what's available for this week: Kale Bok Choy Lettuce Asparagus Carrots Beets Zuchinni Summer Squash Garlic Scapes
Yes they have their own bees
They are open only Saturdays 7am till 12pm and the winter garden has baby carrots, small beets, leafy lettuce, various types of kale, mustard and collard greens. Also spinach and bok choy.
No I am sorry it's not a nursery You can try moon valley Or star nursery You can pick your own fruit in season
I'd imagine it'd be really fun. I'd actually call them though and get information that way!
If you sign up for their weekly emailed newsletter, you will get real-time updates on what they have available for the week and weekend. It tells you what is coming up in season and general prices.
1/2 gallons, but its so Worth it. They are frozen when you buy them too, so amazing
Honey doesn't spoil but I think there sold out for the season
All done, mostly squash and pumkins. Though the squash was nearly gone last weekend.
The pumpkin patch is enormous. Kids have a lot of fun there. I always see whole families there. Lots of kids. They even have hayrides, a slow train that tours the orchard and a small haystack maze, just for the kids. There's a little barn cafe where you can have lunch and make a day of it. They cater to field trips too. There's much more than just pumpkins. A great place for a family outing.
7:00 am-2:00 pm, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
They have a huge one and you pick them right off the plant, not like the big city one's.
They're open select days Saturdays they're open I think Tuesdays and Thursdays check the website have a great day
Right now is kind of over picked vegetables, but apples and fruits are plentiful.
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