Just apples and a couple of animals.

Despite our best efforts, people have been gathering here since 1983 for cider, donuts, and apples you’ve never heard of.

VISIT

If you don’t have a family farm, join ours. But be warned: we expect casseroles on our birthdays and we might ask you to dog-sit.

Raw cider you’ll fax grandma about

Three woven baskets filled with apples and pears on a rustic wooden table near a window.
Three woven baskets filled with apples and pears on a rustic wooden table near a window.

30+ varieties of apples

A bottle of apple cider on a wooden table in front of a refrigerator with glass doors inside a room.
A bottle of apple cider on a wooden table in front of a refrigerator with glass doors inside a room.
Close-up of a white wooden shelf filled with glass jars of homemade jams and preserves, each with white labels and silver lids.

Stuff our friends make

We’ve got donuts, cookies, jams, local honey, maple syrup, pumpkins, wagon rides that have been called “almost too informational,” and advanced degrees in unsolicited advice.

You’re legally allowed to leave, but why would you?

The family that picks together sticks together.

When John Price started planting apple trees, it was supposed to be a hobby. But he just couldn’t stop. Now, three generations of family have decades of weather cursing and cider slinging under our comically sized collective belt.

A group of people gathered outdoors in front of a red barn, smiling for the camera. The group includes men and women of various ages, wearing casual and work clothing, with some holding papers or tools. There is a white pickup truck parked nearby and a partly cloudy sky above.

So many apple varieties, the horse gets confused.

We’ve got ten-plus acres of clay dirt so thick you could make yourself a mug, and we’ve put so many varieties on it, sometimes we lose count (30-something). Some you’ll know. Some sound like they’re from old Victorian novels. One might be your new favorite.

Apple tree with ripe red apples growing on the branches in a sunny orchard.

Come hang out

ADDRESS
8696 US Turnpike Rd.
Newport, MI 48166

HOURS
9 AM – 6 PM
7 days a week

PHONE
(734) 586-2459

Cash or check only

We don’t offer U-pick (we’ll pick the best ones for you, we swear)