Choice Orchards

“Door County is known for its tart cherries, and this place is a prime spot for picking! Peak season is in July. When Cherry season is done, the farm temporarily closes until Apple-picking season at the beginning of September. These folks couldn’t have been kinder or more helpful. Loved their suggestions on their favorite local supper clubs.”

“Nice place to pick tart cherries. Start at the store to grab a bucket and then you drive to the trees. Plenty of space to pick among others. The orchard was clean, well kept, and beautiful! We had 2 dogs join us and saw others too.”

“This place is what i would imagine picking apples would be like in 1980 before corporations took over everything enjoyable in real america. Very nice staff, very enjoyable relaxing experience. Will def go back!”

“A great find with friendly staff and loads of cherries. Buckets and ladders were supplied and they had a huge pitting machine that you could use for $4!”

“It is a good orchard to spend time with your family and get an experience of cherry picking. If you’re willing to pick sweet cherries you should go in early June. In late June, you can pick tart cherries. They also have an apple orchard. The apple-picking goes from August to October. The apple-picking dates depend on apple varieties. The prices are reasonable. It is $4 for a small bucket of cherries.”

“The kids had a blast exploring this farm! Very reasonably priced and cherries were fresh. Had to walk a bit to reach the sweeter cherries, but there are both sour and sweet kinds in early July. Recommend only buying one bucket per family unless kids are extremely enthusiastic about picking.”

“Nice little orchard for picking cherries. Staff/owners were very pleasant. You just stop by, check in, grab your bucket and go across the street to start picking! Sour cherries are the norm here so if you’re looking for sweet you want to check seasonal availability.”

“Very few ladders in the orchard to the point where several rude families held onto them rather than sharing with all visitors. The staff seems to overlook new customers and give special treatment to repeat customers. We were standing in line to have our cherries washed and pitted when a family appeared and started placing their six heaping buckets of cherries by the wash station. They were then helped before us and when I asked if we could go first since we'd been waiting ahead of them (and only had a half bucket full of cherries) we were refused help and told it "would only take a minute". However, it took almost a half hour to go through the other family's buckets. We were then told to wash the cherries ourselves. There was no order to getting things done and no care for who came first. Will not be back!”