Musgrave Orchard

“Great folks, great food. Cider is lovingly extracted with an ancient cider press right on property, and sold fresh amd crisp. It cannot be beat. The kids absolutely beg every Fall weekend to go back for more caramel apples and the delicious fresh cider. On cold Saturdays, a hot cider on their back deck is a spiritual experience. We participate in their Summer and Fall CSAs and are always thrilled with the produce and items we get. Great folks! They are truly an asset to our communty.”

“Musgrave orchard is family owned and operated. It is open from Labor Day weekend through December, Wednesday through Sunday. They carry cider, apples, and many other local products. I just had a glass of this year's cider and it's very good. I really would recommend you make a visit if you get the chance.”

“We had our wedding at Musgrave Orchard, and feel so lucky to have this place in Bloomington! The cider is fantastic, the apples are always tops, and I will never turn down one of their caramel apples! Just be sure to bring cash or your checkbook when you visit this amazing place.”

“Cute little spot, super friendly service from the folks there. We stop here every fall to stock up on popcorn to enjoy with IU Football games from Florida. The apple cider is so delicious. Grab a quart and some glasses and sit on the deck and enjoy the sounds of nature.”

“Excellent produce and their apple cider is the best. Family owned and friendly and worth the couple minutes off the highway to stop and take in the store and the beauty of the surroundings.”

“Best cider! Historic cider press and fantastic family owners. Lots of veg selection during harvest time, affordable prices, but bring cash or checks. And if you live here, get a CSA!”

“This is a small business owned and operated by a friendly family. This is not a "day trip destination" but it IS a "must swing by" if you are traveling along 37. If you're on your way south for a picnic or IU game, I highly recommend grabbing some cider. Also the caramel apples are made fresh when you order. Picnic tables with a view of the barn and orchard make for a quaint respite. Beware: credit cards not accepted, restrooms not for the faint of heart, and not handicapped accessible.”

“This should be labled Musgrave Orchard Retailer. There is no actual orchard to look at. In face, there is not much to look at in general. There is a path that goes around some rustic barns and down to a pond, while along the way you can look at dead vines, untrimmed grass, rotten trees and stumps, and some weeds that could be considered as flowers. There are some nice apples, cider, deserts and people, but don't make this a day trip. Maybe just a quick stop to pick up some apples in a small store.”