Rim's Edge Orchard

I've been coming here for four years and will not be returning. The apples are good quality and great varieties but they micromanaged our experience to the point of unpleasantness. We were several adults and were approached by four different employees with instructions on how to hold our bags, how to pick, where to pick even though rows have colored ribbons to direct you. It might have made sense if we would've had unruly kids in our party but that was not the case. Honestly, it was just odd and not worth the 40 min. drive. So sad because I love their apples. I think if they're that uncomfortable with people walking around picking apples, they should consider becoming a commercial orchard and not open it to the public. Maybe it's coming from a good place of trying to manage their property but again, we were simply walking down isles. FYI: The apple cider donuts are fantastic so you could just go in their store and get them and already-bagged apples and save yourself the lesson on to hold a bag.

Place is very nice, the quality of apples for picking were very good. Although I understand, the excessive warnings of how to hold the bags for apples were too much. It made the adventure less enjoyable. Otherwise the place was beautiful!

An amazing wonderland of apple heaven! Our family took our first adventure here today and were overjoyed by the experience. It was easy to find, just a 20 min drive north west from Milwaukee. Parking was a breeze. Everyone we encountered were friendly and helpful. The trees are healthy and the apples are quite delicious! We were pleasantly surprised to find avail local honey, maple syrup, cider, and cider donuts, of which we also came away with! Definitely recommend!

Went here for the first time Saturday 26th as we visited friends in the area. GOT THERE ABOUT 1:00. A little busy so we opted to just get 2, 1/2 peck bags. Got home and put them on the counter. Well today we went to peel apples for a pie and they soft and mushy. Then to top it off, half were so bruised, we could not use them. They almost seemed to be apples that were picked off the ground. And I'm not just talking a small bruise here and there, I mean half apple dark brown bruised. So instead of Apple Pies, we wound up with Applesauce. Guess we won't be back. So a little warning, squeeze the pre picked bagged apples before buying..