Old Fashion Cider

Apples, Pumpkins and other Fall Produce

Gift Shop, Bakery, Garden Walk

School Tours, Children's Play and Picnic Areas

Chilren's Maze,

Apple Barrel Express,

Hay Rides, and Much More

Slush Booth

Michigan Waterfall Company

Jack Leaman makes delicious apple cinnamon donuts.

 September and October

Monday - Saturday:  9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Sunday:  12:00 PM to 6:00 PM

John Leaman, along with sons, Curtis and Dequan, and  dog, Champ, are shown planting Brayburn apple trees in a new section of the orchard.  The trees will produce a few apples in 2009, and are expected to begin peak production by 2013.

Alan Reisinger, Jaye's husband and John's brother-in-law, digs the holes for the new trees.

    We have a limited amount of space for additional vendors.  Click on the Events Button for more information. Click here to see pictures from past craft shows.  If you would like a 2010 craft show application (pdf), click here. 

Word Doc. click here.

            One of the cows in our herd.

Also available:

    "Drops"   Apples that have fallen to the ground and which we cannot

                   use for one reason or another.  Formerly known as deer apples.

                   Good for animal feed.  Some apples still good for cooking or

                    baking.  $3 per bag or $25 per truck load.  You do the picking up.

   "Old or Outdated Cider"  This is unpasteurized cider that may be good for things

                    such as making wine or hard cider.  $5 per gallon.

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