Posted in Cleveland
October 06, 2018
Pick Your Own Apples And Pumpkins At This Charming Farm Hiding Near Cleveland
Autumn has arrived in Greater Cleveland, and our trees are aglow with a variety of colors. There’s finally a satisfying crispness to the air and a petite crunch underfoot wherever you step. With those long overdue fall features comes a blitz of festivities. From corn mazes to cider sipping, there’s much to do and see right in your own backyard. Of course, the fun always begins at an orchard where you can pick your own fruits, and Clevelanders don’t have to look far to find one!
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This quaint destination can be found at 50336 Telegraph Road. It has been in the same family since 1928, and it maintains a sense of familiarity and nostalgia while somehow growing bigger and better each year.
With 90 acres, the farm has an abundance of space to host keep you entertained. You'll be amazed at the variety of activities!
You'll find fun features like the Straw Tunnel, Corn Crib, pedal karts, a corn maze, and even a hayride.
The Farm Market features some fan favorites like gourds, corn stalks, and craft items. The sweetest flavors of fall are also available here in a variety of forms!
A five-acre pumpkin patch calls visitors to Henrietta Hill. Swing by to find the perfect pumpkin on weekends between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. through October 28. 2018.
Pick Your Own hours also apply to the apple orchard, an area that spans 90 acres. With so much variety, it may be a bit challenging to narrow down the search for the most delicious apples!
There are 16 unique varieties of apples, candy apples, squash, and honey to greet visitors.
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In a place as urban as Northeast Ohio, orchards offer a little escape from reality as you reconnect with our region’s agricultural roots. Where is your favorite orchard located?
If you’re a fall fanatic, you’ll love a trip through this outdoor museum near Cleveland.
