Oneida Nation Apple Orchard

“Great variety of apples. The trees were completely FULL of apples even though we visited a little bit later in the season. The Honeycrisp and Cortlands were especially tasty. You’re given plastic bags at the store front, then you go to fill them with apples you pick, and return to the store front to weigh and pay. The apples are per pound. We went during Covid on a Saturday afternoon and everyone we encountered maintained social distancing. We will come back every year!! Great experience!”

“This used to be our favorite orchard with pick your own. We were told by the clerk that they were working on transitioning the orchard to more natural practices, so no sprays, etc. Then apparently they will open again to the public. We shall see. Would love to see their applefest return. That was enjoyed by so many. Another great way to learn more about the Native American culture.”

“Really great place to visit with the whole family. Very friendly staff who are helpful at pointing you in the right direction. There are also many varieties of apples throughout the whole apple picking season. There is also a little store in the building where you can buy apples that you don't have the time or energy to pick them yourself.”

“Went for the big apple fest and they weren't kidding it was BIG! Very well run and organized despite how busy it was. Amazing experience for our little ones! Not to mention delicious apples for a great price.”

“This has become an annual Fall tradition for our family that we also love sharing with our friends. The apples are always delicious, but make sure you don't leave without a gallon or two of their cider.”

“Got a quick tour and the property is absolutely beautiful. They have a garden that attracts assassin bugs to eat the orchard destructive bugs.”

“There are a lot of varieties of apples and they are all 75 cents per pound. Except honey crisp apples those are 1 dollar per pound. We were able to pick 42 pounds in less than an hour.”

“2023, not their fault but apples are very small in size, i assume due to dry spring. I see they went pesticide free this year and that looks to have made a huge impact on quality. Just don't want anyone to make the trip and be disappointed. We picked in 2022 and this place was great. Friendly staff, just sucks it is a bad season. Edit, apples went bad after 2 weeks in the fridge. Completely rotten”