Gross Orchard

“A very homey farm fruit and veggie roadside establishment. Lots of in season fruits and veggies. We went for apples and cider. We left with those items and yellow eyed beans. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The owners were also very helpful. He reminded me of my grandfather and the family farm I grew up on. They also sold local honey, jams, jellies, peach cider, etc. We plan on going back!”

“Always a wonderful Orchard to visit. A wonderful setting, with an array of produce. I’ve always enjoyed purchasing fruit and vegetables from them. Some of the highest quality produce can be found here. The staff is always so knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. This trip, I purchased peaches and damson plums for a few jars of homemade jams. Looking forward to apple season.”

“Great orchard with friendly staff and good prices. Pick your own apples, peaches, and shop a wide variety of locally made jams, jellies, sodas and ice cream (to name a few). Great safe location for family trips! Highly recommended”

“Best apples we've ever had ans friendly people. Expect to pay a bit of money but nothing I would consider out of the ordinary. They take cards too. They have so much to choose from and even homemade icecream”

“We really enjoyed our visit to the Orchard. What a fun day picking peaches and enjoying the beautiful scenery. I highly recommend visiting if you want a relaxing, enjoyable day in the mountains.”

“They always have a wide variety of fresh fruit, vegetables, canned goods and local candies.. Everyone is so friendly. I enjoy the hour drive to and from.. well worth the adventure..”

“Products look good, peaches were a little green, but that was good as I have some time to eat them. I was given incorrect change by 10$. Everyone makes mistakes, and I should have checked at the counter, but she didn't count it back to me, and i recommend that you COUNT YOUR CHANGE!”

“We went to Gross orchard for the peach festival. The peaches were grossly overpriced, a small basket for $24. It was still an hour before the end of the festival but they were out of barbecue sandwiches, peach ice cream and peach slushie. We ended up buying some damson plums that was $2.99 per pound but we were charged $5.99 per pound when checking out. It was our first time at this orchard and we can safely say that it will be our last.”