Honey Bear Orchards

“Large orchard with lots of fruit variety to choose from. We picked peaches, nectarines and pears. Fruit was fantastic. The owners were friendly and helpful. Baskets were provided for picking. Nice paths to walk on as well as nice gravel roads to drive to the different areas. One of the nicest orchards I have visited and will definitely return next year. Prices were great. Pay by the 1/2 bushel or bushel of fruit.”

“Omg the fruit from this place is delicious! The reddish yellow apples were to die fir! Sweet and tasty. The bright green yellowing ones I didn’t care for. The cantaloupe was sugar sweet and delicious the same day I brought it home. Wish I had gotten another one. TS Ida keep me away! The peaches were delicious too. Ripen fast.”

“Peaches and cantelope are two of our most anticipated summer treats. Theirs are absolutely beautiful and way cheaper than most orchards. Pick your own peaches and you can save even more. Can't wait for the fall apples to come in. Word must be getting around, as people are coming and going constantly.”

“We always have a great experience at Honey Bear! Their pick your own prices are extremely reasonable and the quality of their fruit is amazing! Our family looks forward to their cherries and peaches the most! It's a family owned and operated farm and they are such nice people.”

“Very friendly attention. Easy to get to, not overcrowded, and peaches were amazing, juicy sweet with a hint of tart. I bought a lot of peaches for $5. ( Didn't have to pick my own) I will definitely return as soon as I finish my bunch. Love love love this place.”

“Hands down the best orchard around. Best quality and prices. Great selection of the sweetest tree fruits, and berries during their season as well as peaches all summer. Extremely friendly family and staff. People come all over the U.S in droves for this place.”

“Beautiful orchard to pick your own fruits. I was here with family to pick sweet cherries. Prices were very reasonable and cherries tasted too good. The family that owned the orchard were very friendly.”

“I bought two half bushels, couldn't "pick my own" due to a knee pain. 1/3 of the peaches were fine, 1/3 were bruised and the other 1/3 are so green that I can't do anything with them for awhile. If you can't pick them yourself, I'd suggest Seyfert's, their peaches are costly but perfect. Also, the woman must have been having a bad day, seemed flustered and was extremely rude.”