LynOaken Farms

"What a great place! First off, they have so many different apple varieties and a little bit of information about all the different types apples. You also don't have to make a reservation to pick apples and it's free except for what you want to buy. They also have a cute little winery, clean bathrooms, and plenty of space for kids to run around. I don't know if they have it regularly but there was also a food trucks where you could get delicious brick oven pizza. We'll definitely be coming back next year!"

"Driving in the area, we saw a bunch of cars and had to stop and check out LynOaken Farms. It was a great stop on a nice Fall day. There were many varieties of apples, food options in the pavilion, places to take pictures etc. The patio was open as well. There was also a winery, cider & beer section (inside). There was a nice selection of wines, ciders, beer and even distillery options. Some from on location and others from other area sources. I chose a cider sample (4 oz pours). All were pretty tasty with distinctly different (tried those on the dry end). Sweeter options available as well. Staff was friendly. Slushies were available too. Unfortunately they did not have glasses the day we went and instead they used plastic glasses. I would compare this to a much smaller but less hectic version of Becker Farms. If you are looking for something similar but different, I would certainly recommend checking out LynOaken Farms."

"Really good apples, very reasonable price, fun and big but not overly large, walkable with kids. Some varieties completely picked. Neat gifts, a nice wine and cider bar with slushies and flights."

"Super cute and well run orchard and winery. We wanted to get out, enjoy the weather and pick some apples this year. I looked up some reviews and LynOaken was highly recommended and offered a lot of varieties. A huge bonus was that there was a winery next door! I called in advance to see what the U-pick varieties were for the date I was looking to go because all the varieties are not ready to be picked at once. This year they had an online reservation system set up due to the pandemic. $7 included parking and a small bag of non specialty apples. You could buy more u-pick or prepicked apples on site. When you arrive there is a super cute country store set up with pre picked apples, cider, baked goods, vegetables and other treats. Once you check in there are wagons you can use to lug apples or transport kids which was a nice bonus. The area is large but not too spread out so it’s nice to take a family and kids can’t go too far. The staff is helpful and knows a lot about their products. Delicious and fresh apples and very clean and well run place. The winery, Leonard Oakes Estates, next door also had outdoor seating. I think there was indoor as well if you wanted. $10 got you 3 generous tastings and an ample choice of charcuterie, nuts, etc. There were a lot of tasty wine and ciders to choose from. Overall a fun day with tons of yummy options to choose from."

"We loved their Heritage Apple section. There were so many apple varieties, some dating back to the 1600s! The trees are small so no ladders needed. The kids had a great time being out in the crisp fall air. The orchard is spacious and it wasn't crowded at all when we went."