Awe's Apple Orchard

My family and I have been going to Awe's for many years and I always get excited to taste their delicious apple cider donuts and amazing apples. The apple picking is so fun and the old time ambiance is great. The ladies who run it provide wonderful service. Their pumpkins are beautiful too. I definitely recommend visiting!

Decided to check this place out regardless of the negative reviews. The place is a hidden gem, not a lot of people and you can actually pick the apple off the trees. We got a $15 bag of apples for 2 people. They have cider donuts freshly made and other Knick knacks you typical find on a farm. They have a mini lake u can chill after you Apple pick. The lady was really nice also and explain everything you can expect in a an orchard.

They say "free admission" but will still charge based on your party size. We had 3 kids all age 3 and under. We were only wanting a half peck of apples but were not allowed because we had more than 2 people. Full peck was $35 and we definitely wouldn't have utilized all those apples. Worth the drive to Elegant Farmer who only charges by the amount of apples you take out.When we had just gotten there and my toddlers were picking up the pumpkins that were in bins on the ground. I was watching them and parenting and correcting if needed. It wasn't 2 min before a lady came out and asked me to keep my kids from playing with the pumpkins, she didn't want them breaking them. Ok, that's fine, I don't want them breaking them either. It's not like they were chucking them around, just seeing if they could life the heavy ones.It just put me on edge. In my few years of working to teach my kids to behave in public and to respect other's property....I haven't once been yelled at by someone else. Especially in a place that I thought would be more geared towards kids.But if you don't want kids around your pumpkins and we can't buy the amount of apples we want, we'll just leave.

Never again!! We used to love this place and have come here for years, but the prices are now ridiculous! They try to sell the prices on "you are paying for the memories you are making" and hard sell. They charge you for the bag and by person. So if you buy a small bag you can pick about 3 apples (I'm not kidding the bag is that small) and you get 1-2 people. They will not let you take any additional. And that per person includes children. So if you have a family of four you have no choice but to be spending at least $25.On top of that the owners are extremely rude and condescending. Avoid this ridiculous cash grab at all costs. Don't reward this business. There are plenty of other far better options out there.

My friend and I had a great time at Awe's Apple Orchard! We paid $15 between the two of us for the bag shown in the picture. It's a small orchard, but the staff was very friendly and it's perfect for COVID with not many people there. We went around 4pm on a Tuesday and had the whole orchard to ourselves! Very happy with our experience.

Awe's Apple Orchard was a good experience for me and my girlfriend! In search of something to do on a beautiful Saturday afternoon we found this place. I'm familiar with the area but have never noticed it before, as it is a little tucked out of the way. Pulling in you can see rows of apple trees on both sides of you. From there we went to get a apple picking bag. The women who helped us was friendly, answered all of our questions and even went out of her way to provide me with a face mask since I forgot to bring my own. I appreciated it even more since she told me they do not have any handy for customers specifically. Only one size bag was available which I'm assuming had to do with how bare a lot of the trees were. You definitely have to be early on visiting seasonal apple orchards. But I was shocked to find out that the 5lb bag we got, the smallest they have, was $15! Compared to the same size bags I get from the store for $3. The experience, with being able to choose different varieties of apples, don't justify a $10+ difference. Definitely overpriced. One thing I did like was the landscape. The orchard has a nice big pond that was being occupied by a flock of geese. It also has massive trees, and because of the season they look incredible with the different colored leaves. Not to mention how spacious it is, which is great for keeping a safe distance from other people right now. It did end up taking longer than expected to find apples with the size bag we had. A majority of the trees had already been cleared. One other thing did contribute to us searching aimlessly, and that is the lack of proper signage. I came looking for Macintosh apples and could not find the section for them. The signs were not placed the best, handwritten, and almost unnoticeable compared to the size of the sections they were in. I eventually had to ask a worker for the location. However we did eventually fill our bag with some good apples. All and all the experience wasn't bad. I am sure you could find a better apple picking place to visit during the fall season though. I have only been to one other orchard and their landscape, as well as the set up was much better personally. Doing some research ahead of time to find the best place for you would be beneficial. But ultimately if you're in the area and looking for something to do last minute, Awe's Apple Orchard would be a nice way to spend the day.

Never again! Awe's was an AWEFUL experience. The older lady in the shop was so rude to myfamily. I was planning on spending 40.00 there, but left all my products-apples, doughnuts, cider, etc.,on the counter near the check out & left. We left there, & went to Patterson's, where we experienced courtesy & kindness from their staff. I hope Awe's reads this so they know why they r losing customers. You need a new staff, or if u are the older lady owner...retire & relax.

My husband stopped at Awes Apple Orchard for Apple colder doughnuts. He asked for Apple cider doughnuts. Just ate one. They are plain sugar doughnuts. There us no apple taste at all! Very disappointing.

First time going here. The scenery was nice with a pond and seating areas. The apples were all delicious! The pricing was pretty outrageous and was also dependent on how many people you were with. Our bag also ripped so that was unfortunate. It was cash only so if you're going, bring your own cash to avoid a $4 charge from the atm. Probably won't be going back unless the prices decrease.

First time here. We normally go to Apple Holler but this year with covid I wanted to skip the crowds. After reading about here I figured we would give it a try. We live in Franklin and wanted to support local. Prices are MUCH more affordable than Apple Holler. There isn't a lot more to do than picking so you aren't paying for the playground and corn pits that the bigger orchards have. Our kids are 11 and 8 so we don't need those attractions. Staff was super nice compared to the reviews I read. We bumped into 3 staff members and had no problems and were greeted nicely every time. We walked along the pond and couldn't believe how many bullfrogs there were. Hundreds! They have honey bee hives. We will be back next year for sure!My advice is to bring cash. They do not except card. We had to go home and come back. Not the worst thing but we did not know that heading in.