Arrowhead Orchard

“My grandson and I visited yesterday. It was our very first time there. We absolutely loved it. There was so much for us to do. We went on a hay ride where we picked all kinds of different apples, & sunflowers & picked out a pumpkin. They had a huge slide there to go down and pumkin cannon, & swings. I was a little disappointed the slide was super hot and the cannon was down due to electrical issues. Then when your done the wagon brings u back to the huge play area where theres a big blown up jump house, a corn pit to play in, and you have a huge playground area where there's all kinds of slides, bikes to ride, a little zip line for the kids to go down. We had a blast & will definitely go back next yr. As far as the price it wasn't bad for all the things they have to offer. But I think it should be a different price for kids depending on there age. The staff was friendly and nice & explained everything they offered. But was a little confused on picking out a pumkin. Thank you for the great time and the memories I got to make with my grandson.”

“Admission gets a little pricey. 3 adults and a 3yr old was $64. However, There is a huge play area with hay bales and tractor tires made to climb on, some big slides, a zipline, a huge airbag that you jump on like a bounce house, and theres a building that has a bounce house and an area full of dry corn for little ones to play in. Pick your own apples is fun when they are plentiful, the orchard suffered this year for some reason. But there are also tractor drawn hayrides that take you further out to a pumpkin patch, a sunflower field and they have apple cannons! Make the drive, take the family early and spend a few hours. Hopefully next season the apples will be back in full bloom. They do have apples in the market but the trees are bare”

“Took our 1st grade class here for a field trip. What a fun place and in a beautiful country setting. Ample farm type playground with kid zipline and huge jumping pad. We packed our lunches and ate in one of their pavilions. Took a tour inside their facilities, tasted their delicious apple cider, went on a hayride, picked an apple and a sunflower. Highly recommend coming here for family fun on an orchard in the country!”

“It’s our second year visiting!🎃 Safe to say it’s now our family’s tradition to come, it’s beautiful and they have SO many activities to do! Seasonal fruit picking, pumpkin patch, sunflower field, multiple corn maizes, children’s tractor ride, hay ride, A huge area full of kids jungle Jim, slides and so much more. Adults $7, and kids $10. Very much worth every penny, we leave very happy 😊”

“This was my first time going to this orchard and the family and I had a blast! Very cool and diverse playground for the kids and a nice clean and friendly atmosphere. Check their Facebook out before you go to see any current discounts for admission! Very grateful for the price we paid and we will definitely be back another day.”

“Such a fun, family-friendly orchard for all ages. It's not too overwhelming that my kids are on sensory overload, and having activities spread out around the farm helps to break up the crowds. There's playgrounds, concessions, and apple/pumpkin/sunflower picking. We enjoy coming here every year.”

“Pumpkin patch was kind of sad, but we are at the end of October. Little kids would really have fun, there’s a lot for them to do. The cost per person is a little high especially if you are not participating in any of the activities. But everyone that was there seemed to be having a great time. I would call it a win!”

“$64 for 3 adults 1 child, no instruction at admission, all trees had no apples, walked all way to store found out only 1 row had apples left to pick have to take hay ride to pick, once hay/tractor guy stopped he said all trees pretty much all picked except way at front. Well, that would have been helpful information at admission wouldn’t it? Also found out on way out after being very disappointed that you could take your bag to store and fill with there apples. Goodness people, put some signs up, we want to support local but please don’t make it more difficult than it needs to be.”