Quarry Hill Orchards

I've had Quarry Hill on my list for some time, and their Peaches and Cream event seemed like the perfect time to visit. The weather had other plans- and it downpoured about 20 minutes after we arrived.This was almost a blessing, because it truly showed what a great operation they have going on. The owner gave everyone instructions on where to shelter and welcomed us all to wait out the storm with them. They checked in all their vendors and helped them bring their tents down. The community help here was very cool to watch. Everyone just pitched in to ensure safety. They had some quick thinking and moved the live music up to the loft and added a wine bar in the hallway. Someone was handing out watermelon slices. It was crowded, but nobody seemed to mind!I'm sure if this were anywhere else they would have scrambled to close up and guests would have scattered to their cars and went home.We enjoyed some amazing peach ice cream and peach iced tea, a tasty food truck, some bakery, a grape slushie, and a beautiful space. The barn and market are truly lovely- Instagram worthy! Darling little touches everywhere, even the bathroom was cute. There are two resident golden retrievers that roamed the property, like a couple of furry greeters. The market is stocked with peaches, apples, various other produce, small business goods (we found some of our other favorites here- Hartzlers Dairy and Bold Pickens pickles!), some decor and gift items, tees, bakery, ice cream, homemade popsicles, candles, and so much more. We also took home a Peach Crisp from Bakehouse 3195 and it was one of the best crisp/ crumbles I've ever had. We can't wait to take the drive out again.The most impressive part was the staff and owners. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming and the sense of community was inspiring. We had a great time and the rain couldn't wash away the joy!

Cute fruit stand and pick your own orchard. Available fruits depend on the season, including cider in the fall. They also have treats from local artisans like Carmel apples, maple syrup, jams and jellies, and baked goods. After your stop head up hill to the winery for some tasty wine and food and a fantastic view!

I am visiting Cleveland from New Jersey and one of my friends from Michigan wanted to meet in the middle. We were originally going to go to Cedar Point but last minute we decided to find another activity that was more chill and relaxing. We googled orchards near the Sandusky area and found a few. Originally, we went to a different orchard but we didn't like the vibe so we ended up at Quarry Hills Orchards! We were all pleasantly surprised by the ambiance. They had picnic tables outside, which were a great place to eat. There were dogs as soon as we walked in!! And they were so cute. Since my friends and I drove quite a far distance to the orchard, we were really hungry. We got excited when we saw there was a woman there selling cheese and pork tamales. She was really nice and the pork tamales were so flavorful. The tamales also came with pickled onion and salsa! Just make sure to bring cash. They also had free apple cider and popcorn! The Apple cider was so good, we bought a half gallon to bring home.Overall, Quarry Hills Orchard is a great place to go to with friends and family during the fall season.

Great family fruit farm. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to pick any peaches because you had to have a timed reservation, but I was able to visit the market and winery. The market had a good amount of fresh produce that I was able to use for the week. They also had some other items like honey, maple syrup, and jams.I hope to come back for cherry picking season next summer!

I had a friend visiting Cleveland and we were meeting another friend from Michigan and tried to look for a midpoint location. Initially, we were going to go to Cedar Point, but we opted for a chill and relaxed day at the Orchard instead, which was a great decision. This orchard is such a fun location for both kids and adults. It is completely free to walk around the orchards. We were there for prime apple-picking season, but it looked like they also grew berries, gourds, and pears. While we didn't take any apples home with us due to space limitations, I did taste an apple and a pear from the tree and they were delicious. Within the store itself, they were selling a ton of homemade jams and pastries and had free samples of apple cider and popcorn. There was also a woman selling pork and cheese tamales, which were delicious, just make sure to bring cash! I ended up buying quite a few things from the store including a half-gallon of apple cider, an apple fritter, an apple cider donut, and a bag of biscuit mix. A true fall day!

Quarry Hill is a truly brilliant find! Located in Berlin Heights, this family farm is worth the stop or even worth the road trip. To begin, it's just beautiful. When you picture a Pinterest worthy farm with local goods, it's this spot plus so much more.I am just absolutely smitten with this farm market. They have every kind of apple imaginable (including ones I had never even heard of), beautiful fruits and vegetables, a killer bakery, and a wide assortment of small biz goods like jams, honeys, baking mixes, syrup, hot chocolate and more. I don't even want to tell you what my final bill was here! All of these local goods are my weakness!Greta in the store was so helpful to me. Upon entry she greeted me with a cup of apple cider and answered all my city girl questions about the farm. The cherry for me was the farm's old golden retriever that followed me around until I scratched his booty. He snatched a pear out of a bin and carried it around with so much pride.What a good boy!I'm obsessed with this beautiful place and can't wait to come back.

Best blackberries and raspberries we've ever tasted!!! Very pleasant and welcoming environment.

Cute family friendly orchard and farm market. Others were there to pick cherries. We opted for some fresh produce and enjoyed chatting with the family. They even gave us a small snack bag of cherries.

Really delightful store with a huge variety of apples and 2 wonderful golden retrievers. They had samples out of hot cider, cold cider, and the apple fritters to try, which were all delicious. They also had a wide variety of other produce, jams, and candies as well. The owners were so welcoming and will be back soon for the donuts!

This place....this family....all the feels! My husband and I happened upon this place on a Sunday drive! It is over an hour away and we just keep going back! Their products are top notch! Their service impeccable! The farm market feels like you have walked into the past. Family, conversation and great produce. Then head up the hill to the beautiful winery, order a cheese plate and some wine and sit and listen to some music while enjoying the incredible view! In the fall, do not miss the amazing fall fest! You will not be disappointed!