Burnham Orchards

Apple pickingTook the family to pick apples. The honey crisp were in season. First we went in and checked out the market. Lots to offer from fruits and vegetables to hard cider. The market even has a bakery area with fresh donuts and pastries.You pay in store and receive a bag to fill with apples. They provide metal wagons for going to the orchard. Kids can ride in them or you can haul the apples around to make it easy. The honey crisp trees were a short walk on the other side of the parking lot.

Decided to try this place out this year. There was plenty of parking and people directing cars. Unfortunately figuring out the Apple picking process was not clear. We didn't see any signs outside with instructions for Apple picking and we had our own bags, so decided to just go pick. We had been to ones like that before so didn't think anything of it. This is incorrect though - you are supposed to go inside and buy a sized bag to put your apples in. Whoops. Staff was really nice and accommodating once we went to pay and they realized what happened.They have a bakery and a little tap room style thing for hard Apple cider. They're hard cider is pretty good - we got a bottle to go. As far as apples and selection, it seemed like a smaller selection than at Pattersons but didn't have any problem getting apples. Probably prefer Pattersons for the land space and variety of apples but i also live closer to there so that does influence things towards them too.

It's that time of the year again! I'm going to sound like a total shill, but we have a lot of fun here and it's 100% authentic!Get here early, because the place gets packed by early afternoon, late morning. On your way in, make sure you check out the pumpkin launcher! One can buy a bag for apples ($16 for a half bushel), and pick your own Jonathans, Red Delicious, Early Fuji, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, and some other delicious type not listed on the map. This is the same place you'll weigh your pumpkin if you pick your own, $.40 a pound.Keep going and you'll find the food trucks, the honey stands, goat petting and feeding, the mini maze (big one is across the street near parking), and all the other children's events. Full list in pictures.Although they are open all year, the festival is only open on Saturdays and Sundays, 1100-1700. No four legged friends allowed in, and be wary of bees. We encountered a lot, but they didn't bother us- they were there for the apples, too!

Loved their pumpkin fall harvest celebration. Pumpkins, farm games, corn maze, apple picking and tractor rides. What more could you want?

Christmas Trees we're $90+. We ended up leaving that's over our price range for a tree. They were nice looking trees.

Stopped by today to buy a couple bottles of their cider that I have tried at some local establishments. I noticed they had some flavors I hadn't tried. I went and had some samples and decided I would purchase another bottle. The cider is crisp, tasty, not overly sweet like the National brands, and they have creative flavors. There is lot more things to purchase there but my main motivation was the "hard" cider. The people were nice and I really like everything I've had so far.

This review is for REDHEAD CIDERHOUSE located at Burnham Orchards:We went to the Redhead Ciderhouse yesterday and it was a lovely little surprise! I had read the reviews and I was excited to go out there and try the hard cider. They had 6 varieties, some sweet and some dry. I prefer dry, so my favorite was the "smooth hoperator." I wouldn't consider it super hoppy, but it was smooth and dry. It would be a hard cider I could drink all day in the summer. My second favorite was the "Black Apple" which seemed to be a cider mixed with a stout style beer. It had an interesting maple finish. I will be back this summer for sure! Make sure if you come out for a visit to arrive before 4pm so you can sit and enjoy, since they do close at 5:30pm normally. But that works fine for me since my preference on weekends is day drinking ;)

I'm only 90% sure that this is the peach orchard we went to over the summer ... if I find out that it was a different one I'll move the review.This was such a cool experience. First of all, it's in the middle of NOWHERE about an hour out west. We almost couldn't find the place but had to turn up a narrow driveway and saw the storefront/market. The woman was really nice and explained how to get to the peach trees. Basically we had to go out, turn left, and then turn into the grass at the sign. Yep, into the grass! Good thing I don't have my dinky little '02 Focus anymore or I wouldn't have been able to make it.We picked a boatload of peaches and we were (think Rob Lowe's character from Parks & Rec) LIT-RA-LLY? the only ones there. It was so cool, as if someone just let us pick stuff from their backyard. Which, technically, is exactly what we did.The ONLY complaint I have, and it's not really a big deal because nothing came of it, is that the woman happened to mention that "she hoped that the baby didn't step in any poison ivy." EXCUSE me? This was after we had tromped around brush for about an hour. I was itching like crazy and thought for sure we all had it.But we didn't.I'd go back again!*No cards - cash or check only.

Love burnhams! Always been a great staple to fall season and there in house made apple cider is to die for

Have been going to this orchard for years. Went this past sunday 10/9/2022 and was suprised by the charge $10.00 for an adult. Even if you just want the pumpkin patch and don't want to do any of there activities . Emailed with know response. I guess they can care less if your unsatisfied.