of apples, had a delicious cocktail with 1911 products, tried poutine and apple fritters and checked out the various shops!” – Yelp Elite Emily K. What Yelpers say: “On my most recent visit on a busy Fall Sunday, we were in and out within a couple hours and felt like we did everything we wanted to do! I bought almost 15 lbs. Today, visitors enjoy attractions such as a distillery, tasting room, tavern, apple barn, general store, and even a treehouse for the kids. What they’re known for: This family-owned orchard was opened in 1911 when George Skiff, a Syracuse onion farmer, and Andrew Beak, a local dairy farmer, met at the farmers market and decided to join forces and open their own orchard. Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards (Lafayette, NY) We laughed and snapped away while trying to be strategic with the apples picked.” – Yelp Elite Kristia B.ģ. It was a memorable and photogenic experience.
What Yelpers say: “We were just two City moms enjoying a beautiful autumn day, sharing a childhood tradition with our children. They’re known for their vast array of u-pick fruits, including New Jersey Strawberries, Sour Cherries, New Jersey Peaches, Nectarines, New Jersey Apples, and Pumpkins. What they’re known for: This family-owned and operated farm is the oldest pick-your-own orchard in New Jersey. If you’re in the area, the Apple Barn is well worth a visit.” – Yelp Elite Sarah C. The ripe rows are clearly indicated and the apples we picked were sweet and crisp! The rows weren’t crowded and there were plenty of apples to be picked. What Yelpers say: “There’s apple cider, apple cider donuts, wine tasting, a couple pop-up boutiques, rotating food trucks, and a variety of apples to choose from! We opted for Honeycrisp apples which had their own little section. What they’re known for: Established in 1985, the orchard, country store, and winery have been passed down from generation to generation.
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