Butler's Orchard

It depends. For the Pumpkin picking yes, you get to also pick berries. But any other day is free and you can shop fresh vegetables from the market.

You can check their website for picking schedule

Not sure. But they taste much better than organic one you buy in the store :)

They do sell honey yes. The. Best in the state.

Pumpkins Pies from Butler's should be cooked 1 hour. Pull from the oven when still soft in the very middle. Allow to cool completely before cutting.

You have to buy tickets to the fall festival for entry to Apple picking

Yes there is!

Yep

You can place your order online and they will place it in your trunk curbside

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The pumpkin festival starts Oct 1. They did sell donuts when we went prior.

https://www.butlersorchard.com/pick-your-own/crop-calendar/ looks like both available

$7 :)

https://www.butlersorchard.com/pick-your-own/crop-calendar/

On the website it says "Please leave your pets at home.  Service animals, only."

They don't sell wine, however they have hard cider available at some of the festivals

Strawberry picking starts mid-may, and yes you need a reservation

You can check their website. Usually everything required reservation/registration.

We are closed until Late April. Go to website more information about the Butler Orchard thanks

Mostly all been pre cut, but some of them are not.

Went last weekend, need to make reservations online.

About $ 20.00 but lots of fun.

Yes , but un the festival

Yes

Call Butlers orchard & ask them . I just love to go shopping for the goodies 😂

Maybe a brief shower but never during a thunder storm.

Admission is free but the tie will grab credit card and the other side only made and is very nice for everyone.

Yes, and unlike some of the other local sunflower fields, you can pick your own for a nominal fee.

Yes they are

Great peaches!

I do not believe you can bring any animals unless they are service pets.

Not now.

All inclusive price to get in and park. Pay for your "picks" by weight. Pricing depends on the weekend, ie. Fall festival is more than a typical weekend.

Yep!

They have tractors with trailers, which take you to/from the picking fields. They aren't always running, especially outside peak picking months. They also run them for Halloween and other holiday events. Great thing for kids. Plus it's included with your entrance fee.

No, there is a separate pumpkin patch away from the fall festival, not sure of the cost. After you pass the market there will be a point that most traffic will turn right, but you will turn left. There is a sign.

Waters Orchard is nearby. Butler's does have an apple orchard also and sells apples in their store.

Yes

They have a market which is free to access. Most other activities do have a fee. https://www.butlersorchard.com/pick-your-own/admission/

Yes. They will drop you at the field in a tractor called hay ride. The total ride lasts about 20-30 mins. It will fun!!. After picking the pumpkin they will again drop you at the billing.

No Reservations required for small groups! Come on in!

No they dont allow dogs sadly

We pick blueberries also

As of yesterday they still had the tart cherries, but they are very ripe, seem to be nearing the end of the season

They had sugar snap peas last weekend

Cherries and blueberries!

No

Strawberries! See their website for other pick-your-own produce.

Strawberry season is just beginning and the picking is scattered. Prime picking with be early June. Check our website and social media pages for up to date picking information. Thanks!

They do not open backup until May 1st.

East coast agriculture timetable so nothing until end of May. First crop is strawberries. Then in June blueberries, raspberries, blackberries. Peaches, plums, tomatoes July-Sept. Sept-Nov apples & pumpkins. Check their website for crop availability & pick-your-own schedule.

During Bunnyland children under 1 do not pay admission to the festival.

Late May, early June

Their hours are listed on both their website and Google Maps. I've copied & pasted them here: Monday Closed Tuesday 9:30AM–5:30PM Wednesday 9:30AM–5:30PM Thursday 9:30AM–5:30PM Friday 9:30AM–5:30PM Saturday 9:30AM–5:30PM Sunday (Christmas Eve) 9:30AM–5:30PM Hours might differ

Baked goods, Christmas trees, holiday decorations, limited produce- usually apples and squash

Yes

Yes, it is open to everyone.

The festival is 12 dollars and the pumpkins are 65lbs I believe.

9:30 am - 5:30 pm Tuesday through Sunday

October 21, 22, 29 & 29

Yes they do! And they're amazing, I just got some this weekend

As part of the pumpkin festival. It is $12 per person to enter the festival. This includes a hayride to the pumpkin patch. I am sure they have hayrides throughout the year also.

Not free. I rode all the way here after reading free online. I just wanted to take pics. Ugh.

It changes every week. I guess you should call and ask, or just go and sample whatever is in season.