Flat Hill Orchards

“My family has been buying fruit from Flat Hill for close to 4 years… I’m happy to say that my kids know this as the “apple store”, not some place you buy a phone :). Fruit is always top notch, great variety in apples, peaches, nectarines, and pears. They obviously care about quality and it shows in literally every apple. Very kind people that run it. And don’t just go there in August and September - they have fantastic stone fruit by midsummer and often have fresh apples into February or March because they have a nitrogen storage unit on site! I’m very lucky to live close by… I don’t go to the grocery store without also going to flat hill.”

“Stopped here after seeing the signs while driving through town. Unknowingly we arrived 5 minutes past closing. However they were happy to sell us what we needed, cider donuts and peaches. This kind of service is becoming rare. Definitely worth a stop.”

“Been going here for years. Best apples, pears, peaches. Great quality, nice, accommodating staff. They bake and sell their own pies, too. Went there today for more apples, and they're putting out wreaths for sale. Nice family run business.”

“Donut shaped peaches are not to be missed! Picturesque, wonderful place. There's a cooler and freezer as well, with cheese, cider, frozen pies and breads, and if you're lucky, cider donuts and caramel apples at the register!”

“Love the Peaches and Honey Crisp Apples. They have an excellent location that gets great sun for their fruit trees. Hence, always super sweet. Can't beat native fruit. ENJOY THE DELICIOUSNESS”

“Such a great little orchard. The peaches are the best I've ever had, so juicy and delicious. And definitely get an apple crisp, you won't be disappointed.”

“Their cider donuts stand above any around. Only available on the weekends Aug-Dec but they're distinctly number 1.”

“Have been going to Flat Hill Orchards for years and have been very satisfied. However we stopped by over a week ago to by some peaches. Bought a big basket and they were delicious. We also bought a basket of red plumbs that were not so great. Here we are over a week later and they're still hard as a rock and bitter tasting even after storing them in a brown paper bag at room temperature. Don't know why they're like this but I'd avoid buying them.”