Devil Dog Orchard

“I called before making the trip. I was told that I had to pick my own apples unless I had a disability and could not. I opted for another orchard just because I was not dressed for picking apples. However the other orchard was closed so I ended up here anyway. The owners were very friendly and made jokes about me being over dressed for picking apples. After I had picked about half of a bushel the husband came out and asked if I needed help. I declined because I could reach the apples without the use of a ladder and I found picking the apples very relaxing. Later he came back with the golf cart to retrieve my bushel when I was finished picking. The apples are delicious. My bushel weighed 42.5 pounds. I canned them and made vinegar with the peels and cores. I’ll definitely be going back.”

“Nice, family-run orchard with pick-your-own apples. They offer several sizes of baskets and buckets to fill with golden delicious and red delicious apples (which taste far superior to those bought in the grocery store). The trees are old and tall, so many of the apples are up high, but they do have ladders to access them. Before you go, be aware they only accept cash.”

“Great experience! First time there. Will definitely be back! Fairly priced, super nice man, friendly dog, and an abundance of apples. They have muscadines about ready to pick as well. Homey and wonderful.”

“AWESOME place!!!! Not only do they have easy to reach apples, they have pick your own Muscadines. They weren't ready yet the grapes but will definitely be back. Thank you for being open.”

“Had a blast picking apples on this cloudy and damp day! Owners were awesome nice to chat with for a few minutes before we had to go. Will definitely be returning!”

“My husband and I had a great time Saturday morning. I also made an Apple Pie from the apples that we picked, Delicious!”

“Apples are too taste and place also good. Typically 1 to 2 hours we can spent here.”

“Chill, small, family-owned orchard. It's the end of the season, but they've got lovely apples, if you're willing to climb a ladder to grab them down.”