Gilcrease Orchard

We LOVE Gilcrease! We took our granddaughter here for her first Halloween. It was more for our entertainment and the photo opps. We didn't do the hey ride but it was a very busy, but well organized attraction. Of course we couldn't leave with snagging a box of their ooey-gooey delish apple cider . Just the smell wafting through the air makes your mouth water. We always enjoy a day @ Gilcrease and the fall attractions make it our favorite time to visit.

Time for my yearly update review for one of my favorite places in Vegas! Gilcrease has become apart of my family tradition, going there every year and picking out our pumpkins and just getting into the fall spirit. I love that every year we go, they change something up to keep it fresh. I also love how much it continues to grow every single year!! This year, what I noticed what was different was that on the hay rides, they had a woman talking and kind of giving a tour during it. I LOOOOOVE that. It was so cool to hear the history behind the place we've gone to for the last several years. I loved that!This year I also went through the corn maze and the straw maze which was super cute. The corn maze was a lot longer than I thought haha.We had such a fun time with friends and honestly if you have never experienced this, you need to. It's worth the drive across town if you live far. We look forward to it every single year!

Fall Morning with the grands!Effective, efficient, fun, memorable, annual.I am from the Midwest and Fall, apples, pumpkin, layers of clothes, outside dining, bon fires, hayrides, cornucopia, caramel apples and cider! This is the best I get here and I experience and enjoy it. We have gone sine the 90's and mostly each year after. Today I took my 2 grands, ages 1.5 & 5. We had an early reservation, 8AM , to miss the school crowd and parking was easily accessible . We ate breakfast: meat or veggie burrito and fresh donuts with a fresh cider option. We rode a hayride with the option of a straw maze or live chicken coop. We picked pomegranates, apples and pumpkins. Oh with the little girl riding in a wheel barrel that's provided, 1st come first serve and grabbed a few caramel apples, cider and 2of 4 types of donuts. We had a ball and will return next year. Happy Fall!

My family and I booked tickets for the Gilcrease Orchard on September 29, the first weekend of Halloween!! This was my family's first time at Gilcrease Orchard!Gilcrease Orchard is located in Northwest Las Vegas, Centennial Hills area. It's a family-friendly adventure! There are a variety of fall activities that you can participate in at Gilcrease Orchard! Check-in was a breeze. I provided the QR code that I had received upon purchasing the tickets online to get checked in! Only one QR code needed to be scanned, even though we purchased 5 tickets!The first thing we did was we had to go get some apple cider donuts! We ended up purchasing a pack of 6 donuts with 2 apple cider drinks! While we waited for the Wagon ride around 9:15 A.M, we ended up eating some donuts! They were freshly made! There was so much cinnamon sugar on the donut. It was still hot! The apple cider was delicious! it was freshly squeezed! I'm so glad we bought 2 apple cider drinks! The wagon ride was so much fun and we learned a lot too! We didn't realize how many animals were at the Orchard, from foxes to owls, falcons, gophers and so much more! The ride takes you around the entire Gilcrease Orchard. You'll get to see the pumpkin patch, apples, cucumbers and so much more!After the wagon ride, we did the corn maze! The corn maze was interesting! You couldn't really see around you as you traversed through the maze! Luckily, there wasn't multiple paths and it was just a one way maze! It was a lot of fun and we spent about 20 minutes going through the maze!The last activities were the farmers market area and the pumpkin patch! The farmers market area had a wide range of vegetables and fruits available. We did get some tomatoes and black garlic. From there, we got a cart and went to pick out some pumpkins! Along the way, we saw some apples and cucumbers!There were so many pumpkins to choose from! We picked up several pumpkins. It was so much fun picking our own pumpkins from the orchard! There were a lot of other families there too doing the same thing! If you're looking to pick up some fresh fruits and vegetables, there's a seasonal schedule available from Gilcrease that lets you know when is a good time to come and pick certain fruits and vegetables! There is also free entry to Gilcrease when it's not the fall season. If you haven't been to Gilcrease Orchard, this is a must visit if you're a local or a tourist looking to explore Vegas!

Off the beaten path in a nice neighborhood. Didn't expect the orchard to be as big as it really was. Bought our tickets in advance for the pumpkin patch. Definitely recommend going early like we did, as it can get pretty hot with the black pavement. Greeted by cheerful & eager employees guiding us to where things are located. Tractor rides, apple cider & donut tent, square dancing tent, multiple props for photos. They even provide you with a cute little wheelbarrow to haul your load around! Pumpkins were plentiful in all shapes, sizes & colors. Apple trees were bare, pomegranates were still ripening. Corn stalks, green beans, peaches, so many different varieties of produce. Tortoise, chicken & owl habitats to view. 2 different parking lots available.

Farm/orchard located in North Las Vegas.We came on a Fall Saturday. *Note you must purchase tickets ahead of time.* It was very crowded even at 10am. You can bring your own water in. There are refreshments and snacks for sale. The orchard sells and makes their own apple cider and apple donuts. You can also pick and purchase fresh produce.The pumpkin patch is very large with a variety of pumpkins. You can pick them right from the patch. There is a hay ride and chicken coop as well.

I have been meaning to come here for nearly a decade but never made it out for one reason or another but finally did last weekend and learned quickly that this place is over-hyped and really just not worth the hassle. Maybe it was my fault for going on a Saturday during fall or maybe it was my fault for not necessarily knowing what I wanted to get out of it but I really can't see myself coming back here. Here are the things that bothered me.-It is too far away from me, which is not a mark against Gilcrease, just a personal preference. -It is far to crowded, with no traffic or parking control. There are cops "helping" but not really. It took me 15 minutes to drive about 1/8 of a mile when exiting the parking lot.-The staff are mostly teenagers and are very kind but were not trained well. I asked one about the place and what there was to do and they couldn't really say anything other than, "you know, just like walk around and see what there is."-The farm stand was very small and all but picked over.-The orchards, while very large, again have been picked over, at least when it comes to the apples. -The apple cider donuts, which multiple people have raved to me about, were old, stale, and dry and the fresh apple cider wasn't anything special.I wandered around in the fields for a bit, looking at pumpkins, grabbed some cider and donuts, listened to the live music they had (which was actually very enjoyable), and left, feeling underwhelmed and quite disappointed.

Gilcrease Orchard is an even better experience since they have started charging the small admission fee! The orchard is much less crowded, employees are always kind and willing to answer questions, the fall hay ride and corn mazes are a blast for the kiddos, and the cider donuts are to die for! Love a great outdoor seasonal activity for the family.

Today was my second time coming here. The first time was for the Sunflower event and my friends and I loved the experience. Today we came back for the pumpkin patch and it was another awesome experience! We arrived around 7 am and luckily the parking wasn't too bad. The parking area is right across the entrance and there's lots of parking! Coming here seems very friendly to newcomers as there are signs where to go for almost everything. The staff is also super friendly and helpful to any questions you have and is able to direct you.The vibes of just being here feels great and everyone just seems so happy. It's an amazing feeling. The food they offer is limited but I would say it is decent for the price. If you do come here, I DEFINITELY recommend getting the cider. It tastes super delicious. It's also very cool how you are able to pick out your own veggies from the ground. Would recommend to bring some gloves as it can definitely be messy.The corn maze and straw maze was entertaining if you also like to walk around and it was also fun being able to feed the chickens.I recommend coming here once at it is such a great experience!

My recent trip to Gilcrease Orchard was a blast, despite the intense heat! From the moment I arrived, I could tell this place was a local favorite, and for good reason. The orchard was buzzing with activity, families, and couples all enjoying what Gilcrease has to offer. Even though it was packed, the atmosphere was still inviting and lively, which made it easy to overlook the crowds.One of the highlights was the sugar donuts. As soon as I took a bite, I knew they were something special crispy on the outside, perfectly soft on the inside, and coated in just the right amount of sugar. They were hands-down the best treat on such a hot day, and I'd go back just for those! We did a hay ride and it was free as well.I also picked out two beautiful pumpkins. They were small so the prices were not too bad. I had a fun and wholesome experience, I can't wait to go back, especially for those sugar donuts