Skipley Farm

April Aliazas

Went for apple and blueberry picking on the last week of July. They have different kinds of apples and blueberries. We didn’t get to explore much of the farm as it is confusing for us to get around. (See map of farm on the attached picture)But we did enjoy it, we were the only one there that time. Will visit again soon for grapes season💕

Sarath Sivadasan

Easy to get there, ok parking. Today (Sat) was busy but folks had masks on. Kids had a blast picking apples and grapes. Easy to reach, definitely didn't need the ladder! Grabbed couple of baskets and started picking. Paid entry/graze fees and for the pickings together at checkout.

Kimberly Wren

The staff was very informative, knew the best apples for what we wanted to do. You can tell they are passionate about their products. However, there are no signs leading you back to the farm from main roads, the parking is small and makes you wonder if you are in the right place. You have to look closely to see signs pointing you to the tent in the center. Their website is very professional looking. Expect to spend quite a bit of money picking apples. However, they were cheaper than other local U-Pick farms. Edited to add...Working on some apple butter today, I picked a bunch of apples off the ground because it was suggested and I felt it would help them from cleaning up the orchard. Well, many of those are very soft and bruised.

Mayu

Delicious apples! Staff welcomes you and explains you what to pick and how to pick which is great. Parking is not great, see picture. Entrance is $5 for adult and $3 for kids. Whatever you pick is $3 per pound. Everything is organic. Farm is raw and peaceful, not packed. They have grapes (not ready yet), apples, pears, blueberries. Staff on property is not wearing masks.