FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: What are your hours of operation?
A: Apple Ridge Farms is open daily during the harvest season. Hours vary slightly by season, so check our website or social media for the latest updates before visiting.

Q: Do I need to pay an entrance fee?
A: Admission to the farm is free! Individual activities, food, and purchases from our bakery, BBQ, gem mining, or gift shops may have separate costs.

Q: Where is Apple Ridge Farms located?
A: We’re located in the heart of Apple Hill®, surrounded by orchards, flowers, and mountain views. For the quickest route, take the Cedar Grove Exit 54 off Highway 50.

Q: Can dogs visit Apple Ridge Farms?
A: Yes! Well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome to enjoy the property. However, pets are not permitted inside buildings or in the pumpkin patch due to health code regulations. Service animals are always welcome.

 Q: What is the Flower Trail?
A: Our Flower Walk is a one-of-a-kind garden experience featuring hundreds of thousands of colorful blooms—perfect for photos, strolling, and enjoying the beauty of Apple Ridge Farms. 

Q: Can we pick flowers on the trail?
A:  The flowers along the trail are for everyone to enjoy with their eyes (and cameras!) only. We ask that guests please don’t pick them so the beauty can be shared by all visitors throughout the season 

Q: Can we take pictures in the apple orchards and Flower Trail?
A: Absolutely! The Flower Trail is open during regular business hours and is a beautiful place for photos. Please follow all posted rules, remain on designated paths, and note that there is no entry before or after business hours.

Q: Can we walk to neighboring ranches?
A: No. For your safety, we do not allow pedestrian traffic on surrounding roads. Please use your vehicle when leaving the property to visit other ranches.

Q: Can we host a birthday party or large picnic at Apple Ridge Farms?
A: We do not allow parties, reserved seating on weekends, outside food for large groups, or coolers. Our farm is designed for all guests to enjoy equally—thank you for understanding!