Stone's Apple Barn

Cory Straub

2023-05

Easy to get to, has wagons fir kids and the apples or bring your own. Need to get 20lb worth if you pick but gift shop has smaller bags. Animals were friendly, my 4yo and 2yo had a blast.

Ellie Weyeneth

2023-09

This is definitely a very good place. Me and my family have a tradition of going here because it is so much fun. Ignore all the bad reviews, there is a 20lb minimum because this is how they make money. Bring checks or cash, people should know that already. The animals are so friendly and adorable, and the shop has so many good things I could spend so much money! Love this place

Gravy Train

2023-05

Small store, but delicious products. Live animals for kids to feed. This place is actually for sale.

Brittany Dushack

2023-10

We had the best time today! Great little store where we purchased a few goodies, an opportunity to see a few animals, and a ride around the property. Travis was very personable, and made the experience memorable for our son. We will be back!

Paul Southwell

2021-05

Lots of varieties of apples to pick, free hayride, a beautiful lake you can sit by and munch on an apple with the kids. The store on site is a little underwhelming, but the chickens are also fun to feed.

Elizabeth Cassara

2021-05

Owner is very nice, large apple orchard, cute store, farm animals, great place to spend a couple hours! Love, love, love

Greg Duhachek

2023-05

Really great way to spend a fall afternoon! Ample parking and easy access to apple trees. Highly recommended for a bit of family fun!

Anthony Rosata

2023-11

My wife and I stopped by and found the clerk helpful in finding the type of apples we were looking for! They had the apples and we got a Caramel apple! It was fresh and tasty!

Daniel Sink

2023-10

You can't do the pick your own unless you get at least 20 pounds of apples (an outrageous amount of apples) which costs $45. There are no indoor bathrooms, so you have to use port-a-potties. They don't have feed for the petting zoo. There aren't any sort of apple cider donuts or hot drinks available for sale. It really wasn't worth the drive.

Brittany Fosdyck

2023-05

We went to pick apples yesterday. We rode the tractor and grabbed quite a few. It's a 20# minimum and they were $2.25/#. The animals were fun to look at, and the gift shop had tons of unique items. The kettle corn was excellent and still warm. All in all it was an expensive experience but definitely one everyone should try at least once.

Jake Beck

2020-05

Great family fun. Don’t forget to take a picture of all the locations of the apples do you know what you are picking. No dogs allowed so leave them at home.

Laura

2023-11

Stopped in for cider for my husband. Cute place with a lot of great apple products, preserves, honey and the like.

Amy C

2023-05

Went apple picking this weekend. It was great. Lots of varieties to choose from. Also went in a tractor ride around the area. There’s a 20lb minimum and they only take cash or check. Across the street is their store and a kettle popcorn stand.

Laura Fraga

2023-11

I love going to Stone's Apple Orchard & love their apples & other products. Also appreciate their friendly staff.

Pat Jacques

2023-05

Stones apples & cider are trully one of a kind! Sweet, friendly service too! We so look forward to ea year coming to Stones!!!!Thank you for the wonderful memories with our grandkids over the years feeding the animals etc... The QC is known for Whitey's & Stones Apple Barn! You are loved! :)

Mike Ferguson

2021-05

Cool experience. Fun for all ages. Which there were more than one option for picking your own apples. 20lbs for $35 as your only option kind of sucks. Who drops $35 in one sitting on apples?? Overall staff was friendly, parking was convenient establishment is nice and clean and had a very warm and inviting feeling.

Alexus Whitmore

2019-05

First time going here, I was very unsure. I didn't know it'd be like. I stepped out, and I smiled. It's like a small shop/apple orchard/farm like place. I went into their shop and it was very chilly! However, it smelled amazing and they had a wide selection of fruits, especially apples. I tried their Jonathan apple and it best one I've had for months. I was able to give my core to the sheep. They looked kind of sad, but they were very happy that I gave them my core. Anyways, I was able to get some of their treats like the cashew-buttery like candy (like peanut brittle) and some sea-salt caramel. Very delicious, and I'm willing to get it again, along with their cider. They only accept cash or check, so please remember to bring either one of those with you on your visit!

Tracy Skaggs

2023-12

A staple of the QC'S. If you've not been, go. I've been going there since I was very young and never miss a seasonal trip.

Delia A

2022-05

The amount of apple you pick should definitely be updated!. There needs to be a variety so that two people aren't required to pick 20 lbs minimum at 2 dollars a lb!. Thats 40 dollars worth of apples. My husband has never been apple picking so I wanted him to get the experience but with that 20lb minimum we were very disappointed. In think the owners should look at some of the reviews Nd make changes to how they operate.

Rebecca Burns

2023-05

Such a great place to bring the family. The barn is adorable and filled with all kinds of great finds.Hayrack ridea, apple picking and feeding the animals we my grandkids favorites.

Phil Weis (Phil's Workshop)

2023-05

Sooooo... 'Pick your own' apple orchard. Its huge, theres tons of apples. Bring cash. Its $2.25 / lb, 20 lb minimum. The store across the road has TONS of stuff. I could have EASILY spent $100 in the store alone if i didnt set myself a budget. Local honey too!

Darlene Hann

2022-05

This year I went to the store to buy Jonathan apples, to bake my mother's apple delight(crisp) for my granddaughters birthday. We did visit the alpacas and goats and did a drive by of the chickens as traffic was slow during the week. Usually enjoy a pick your own, Weekend adventure with family and enjoy the hayrack ride into the orchard.

Christian T.

2019-05

The apple selection here is always fantastic, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Tons of apple varieties I've never heard of, free apples for sampling, bulk purchase options... And of course they have a bunch of cute goats you can pet from behind a fence. Feed them your apple cores, they love it! Always a must-visit in the fall, or really anytime during the apple harvest.

Lisa Yaeger

2023-11

Good variety of apples. A little expensive, but great place to stop and pick apples.

Morgan Waterman

2019-05

We had a great time picking apples right off the trees! My family had a blast.

David Schafer

2021-05

Stopped with a few minutes to spare as we had to get the grandkids back to Minnesota, asked about picking a few apples for the road and was informed we could only go across the street and purchase a twenty pound minimum. Like paying to let the kids pick three apples would have been a huge deal they are obviously more concerned about making people wear mask than some simple customer service. Don't go this is a cookie cutter outfit!

S Stil

2021-05

Nice small local orchard. There were a few goats and exotic chickens. They were making fresh kettle corn under a tent. A you pick option too. They offered a variety of apples, pears, gourds, pumpkins, candied apples, and chocolates.Just no baked goods... no cider donuts :(

Alana Callender

2019-05

Wonderful place to take grade school children. But don't forget - they do not take debit or credit cards. Bring cash or a check. I have to run back into Hampton to the ATM every year! Minimum purchase of picked apples is $30.

Joanne Griffin

2020-05

Have been getting apples for several years at your farm. Last year the apples were not good quality. Way too much brown in them. Just last week we bought a half peck. The first 2 or 3 on the top of the bag were good. The rest are full of brown areas. Really bad apples, like they are old. Paid $12 for a bag of old brown apples. Will not be back. Such a disappointment.

Kim Stotmeister

2021-05

Packed today. Most people wore masks. Got some cider, a bag of Jonalicious apples, pears, a pie shield and some milk chocolate toffee, which I don't usually care much for toffee but stuff is really good. They didn't have my favorite cashew crunch this time, but said to be expecting some. Will have to go back again.