Hollin Farms

“What a fun day we had at Hollín farms! It was a nice warm 80 degree day! My son had fun picking out some lettuce and apples. We got some good apples from trees but don’t forget to check the floor, we got some good ones. We got a variety of apples including the green Granny Smith apples. I know $25 for the bag might seem pricey for some but you’re helping keep the farm running. And you’re paying for the experience. My husband bought the Apple cider donuts 6 for $8.99. We all loved them! They do have limited “lunch” options if you’re hungry. They also sell water, soda, sparking water and apple cider slushy.”

“Such a fun fall activity! We were pleasantly surprised they still had apple picking this late in the season (Oct 29). The options were limited but it was still fun! The pumpkin selection was gorgeous, and the apple cider and apple cider donuts were amazing. The staff was incredibly kind and the experience overall was a great one. We wish we had come a bit earlier in the season for prime time leaves, but it was still really stunning even this late!”

“We came here around the end of June for peach picking, and the experience was fun! Their peaches had great quality and was ready for picking. The apricot and plums were still a bit far from ready. There was no cherry anymore during that time. Overall, it’s a nice place for peach picking - just need to make sure that you stay hydrated when it’s hot out there.”

“My partner and I have been making Hollin Farms an annual trip. Only about an hour from Arlington and a great place to get away from the city and get into the mode of fall festivities. Beautiful views of the farm-filled countryside and excellent farm goods like apple cider donuts, honey, and other fresh produce.”

“Beautiful views and lovely apple orchard. Dog friendly and easy for children to navigate. Tasty fresh pressed apple cider and yummy donuts. Arriving as they open makes for a fun family outing.”

“A little farm in Delaplane VA that is well visited. A lot of families, single women and dogs. A few outhouses selling the regular apple butter, cider, and apple cider donuts. Hotdogs and various sandwiches for lunch. Pick your own apples are $25 for a peck...that is a small bag. You can do better at your local Wegmans. Not anything special, nothing for children to play on, no special displays. It is windy on top of the mountain. The best part of this trip is getting to the farm. Mountain scenery and bucolic views are lovely. This is our 2nd time in the last three years. It was better during COVID...not as many people with kids or dogs. It's OK, but definitely an expensive trip.”

“Beautiful farm with plenty of fresh fruit to pick, but the prices keep going up every year. They were charging $20 for a small bag of plums. After driving all the way from the DC area, customers have to pay whatever they ask because prices aren’t posted in advance. Please publish current prices on the website along with fruit availability so visitors know what to expect before making the trip.”

“Really bad experience at this farm. We got there at 9:45 for blueberries and blackberries and the lady who sold us the containers CLEARLY TOLD US THAT WE COULD STAY AFTER 10:00am but around 10:20 an old and grumpy guy kicked us out from the blueberries patch and our container wasn’t even half full because their patch had scarce blueberries. Next time I’ll be visiting another farm,really disappointed”