Gravers

“We stumbled upon Gravers Farm while in Jim Thorpe/Leighton area. It's a straightforward local community farm and they let people pick their apples for $1.50 lb. Friendly people at the counter and bounty apple trees. When we get to the store front, we were pointed to the rows of apple trees up the hill. We drove to that ares and We love how there's no fuss, no other visitors and just pick, pay and go. Note that if you are looking for a 'fall festival' kind of activities.. it's not this farm. No hayride nor corn maze. This is our first time to do apple picking without going around the crowd, we love it.”

“We stopped by today and they are Open! They have the best looking cut-your-own Douglass-fur Christmas Trees in the area. Bought 2 pecks of fresh apples, yummy! Great prices on the christmas trees & apples. They also have cider, eggs, potatoes, honey and more. Well worth the trip, FYI the phone is not working.”

“It's a nice little road side stand. Prices are a little higher but the lady working was very nice and helpful. The tomatoes were delicious and the apples are amazing. Thier apple cider is also good.”

“We love this Orchard. The brothers who own it are so friendly. We picked cherries and will be back next week to pick blueberries.”

“They are very friendly and always have super produce, Today we got donut peaches and tomatoes! Summertime”

“Love Gravers! Picked up homemade apple cider, eggs and some beautiful mums. All were reasonably priced.”

“Graver’s is a great place for fall family fun, and cute pictures! There is a lot of trees to pick from which is nice so every family has their own space. I have even seen people bring blankets and have a little picnic nestled away in the apple trees. The only downside of this particular orchard is none of the workers know which trees are what... which I find weird? And there is also an extreme amount of fallen apples on the ground that I assuming will just go to waste. Neither of which have I experienced at any other orchard... But besides those peculiar things, this place is great!”

“We tried to call ahead on a Sunday before noon to see if they were doing apple picking because their hours are not posted online and its hard to tell when they are open or if they are doing apple picking. The number on Google is out of order. We drove there because its local and walked into the little shop. The man working there said "can I help you?" And our group politely said "we are here to pick apples..." and the old man rudely cut us off, looked us up and down, scoffed and said "no you're not". I said "okay well then thanks I guess" and then he clarified they are almost closed, they have no apple picking and whatever they have is picked by employees and is limited. The immediate reaction he had and how he spoke to us was so rude. I understand of they were almost closed and didnt have apples but his attitude was completely off putting and rude and we immediately left. I have a friend that said another person working there had been rude a previous year too, so we will not be going back and I am letting others know to avoid them and go elsewhere so they arent treated the same way we have been. I hope they learn how to speak to people that are trying to support their small business. A simple "sorry we are closing and dont have apples" would have been fine but the scoff and overall coldness was so uncomfortable and unnecessary.”