Dickinson Farm Apple Barn

“Just happened to see a sign as me and my daughter were driving by and we stopped and had a great time! People were complaining about the price but it's 25 for up to 4 people that includes the tractor ride to the orchard and a bag for the apples not to mention the view and experience ... my daughter had a great time will definitely go back!”

“Friendly and fun! My boys and I had a great time apple picking! Plus bought some homemade oatmeal cookies that were AMAZING! Thank you!”

“Love Dickinson's for apple picking. The tractor ride, the scenery, and the friendliness of everyone makes this a fun activity!”

“Everyone is so friendly there. Flowers are priced reasonable and veggies are always fresh! Love going there.”

“A little expensive for a bag of apples but overall the kids LOVED IT! The staff was super friendly. The apples were huge and absolutely delicious. The tractor ride was super fun.”

“If I could give this place zero stars, I would. It has always been my favorite place to go apple picking until the god awful experience I had this weekend. I went with my parents, sister (who was visiting from Vermont) and my boyfriend. We were also celebrating our 3 year anniversary that day and were excited to meet up with my family to go apple picking because its a favorite fall tradition. We got there and purchased our bag for our apples. As we were getting ready to get on the tractor to bring us up to the orchards, the woman inside the store area stopped my mom and asked her if she was with us. When she replied yes, the woman told her that she couldn't go with us. According to their rules, only 4 people are allowed per apple bag. My mom came out as we were sitting on the tractor and told us what happened and that the woman told her she would have to stay behind. Even when my mom said she would just not pick the apples the woman told her no. My dad was outraged so he jumped off to stay back in her place. As my mom tried to get on the tractor, the man started to drive away and didn't stop almost hitting both my parents. My dad stayed back and was standing by the door in the parking lot when he heard the lady come out (after we got brought up to the orchard) and start yelling "Did that woman get on?! Did she go up there with her family?!". If this were a family of 5 that is two parents and three little kids what would have happened there? Would one of the kids not be able to go? Would a parent have to stay back and leave the other with three kids? It seems like an absurd rule. You already took my money so what does it matter if there are 4 sets of hands picking apples or 5? Also, what the hell do I need a whole bushel (two big bags) of apples for? I don't so please don't make me purchase a second bag if I don't want or need it. The whole experience ruined our tradition of apple picking, our afternoon and my anniversary. If it wasn't for the tight schedule we had due to my sister going back to Vermont, we would have gotten our money back and gone elsewhere. I will never return to this establishment ever.”

“Not a great experience as first timers and can guarantee we will not be returning. The farm charges $25 dollars for a half a bushel (and that is the only size offered) and only allows 4 people to pick apples per bag. My boyfriend and I had no plan to pick apples but went along to spend time with our family, but because our party had more than 4 people, we were screamed at by an employee that we could not go into the orchard if we didn't buy a bag for apples. Rude employees, exorbitant prices, and a limit on family fun does NOT make for an experience worth repeating.”

“The four person limit to a bag is an absolute joke. It's not like the number of people in your party magically increases the size of a half-bushel bag (speaking of which, the price is kind of ridiculous). I had been going to dickinson farm since I was 8 years old. I'm 24 now. I'll never go again.”