Irons Fruit Farm

“This is a fantastic family-owned farm that offers farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, along with an impressive on-site bakery. Their apples are particularly outstanding. It's an excellent place to visit during apple and pumpkin season. You can enjoy not only fresh apples but also a variety of delicious baked goods, including caramel apple pie, donuts, and fried pies, all of which are highly recommended. The staff is friendly, polite, and informative, making your visit enjoyable. This farm is a favorite spot for fruit picking, fall activities, or simply indulging in apple donuts. Additionally, they welcome dogs, allowing them to join in on the hayrides and apple picking fun.”

“We love this place. We haven't actually attended any big events here, we have just stopped in many times for fresh produce and doughnuts. The apple cider doughnuts are insanely good. Our kids sometimes choose a cookie or candy instead, then they play on the playground or go visit the farm animals. When we went today, their peacocks had little chicks following them around.”

“Good times, at the pumpkin patch. I was from out of town and my son and his gf took me. Wow! Very different from what is out here from a border town. Homemade apple fritters, cider donuts, homemade jams, hay ride, apples, pumpkins and a corn maze. Reasonably priced, friendly family staff! Great job serving the community.”

“Such a great trip! Their corn maze was a lot of fun! We found all of the boxes too 😁 We got some great pumpkins for a great price. Nice little hayride to and from the pumpkin patch. The pulled pork was delicious too! Highly recommend a trip this fall! The kids also loved the emus and goats.”

“Beautiful peacocks. We purchased apple cider and chocolate chip cookies. These are the donuts that are sold at Lebanon Apple Festival ate the fairgrounds in September.”

“The Kindervelt group #44 has a booth at Irons Farm this weekend, along with other great vendors! Brave the heat long enough to shop some great items! And check out the peacocks roaming around! 😊”

“I bought 6 large peaches and they were all full of root and mold in less than 2 days. I came here in hopes of getting farm grown fruits and vegetables. That is not the case. The peaches are from Georgia and likely bought from a grocery store then upcharged to $5.49 a lb. The blackberries, blueberries, and strawberries aren't grown here. We also got a small blueberry pie and it was not very good but also $8. I won't be back.”

“Just NO. Low grade farm with crappy looking apples and high prices. We paid $18 for one medium sized pumpkin and 6 cider donuts. Cider donuts are nothing to write home about. I know the economy is wacked right now but I can tell you its worth our gas and time ti drive to Indiana and get a far better experience with reasonable prices and good tasting product. This is not an experience its a rip off.”