Apple Annie's Orchard

Having driven by Apple Annies numerous times on I-10, we decided to take a 250-mile RV trip just to visit during their fall harvest celebrations. We arrived early to enjoy their special advertised breakfast, pancakes "topped with the most dreamy apple cider topping," according to their Facebook page, but what we got were buttermilk pancakes, sausage, and a large jug of Log Cabin on the serving counter, with no apple topping to be found anywhere. (We could've had that at Denny's.) We bought a box of their "apple cider donuts," but they were just... fresh cinnamon donuts, with no vestige of apple flavoring at all.The hayride was pleasant, the farm atmosphere was bracing, the employees were cheerful and polite, and they certainly have produce up the wazoo for you to buy. We bought several condiments and comestibles from their on-site shop, and we're trusting hard that they came with the flavors advertised on the labels.

A much needed trip to Wilcox for apple butter as I dropped my son's other unopened jar that was brought to him. Not to busy as it was Sunday. They still had plenty of apples for picking, the fudge room was hopping, and the most juicy hamburgers from the Apple Annie's grill made a long trip worth the drive. A cute little gift shop finished off the trip with cute wall hangings, stuffed critter and many other gifts. Apple butter in hand back to Tucson. We didn't get a chance to go to the produce farm, we will save that for the next time. This is a great day trip event to do with or without children. Love Apple Annie's!

Fruit picking at Apple Annie's Orchard was a fun experience for the whole family!! We turned it into a day trip and droves down from the valley... a long trip but it was a cool experience! Our toddler (almost 2) had a fantastic time looking for and picking apples while we also enjoyed it ourselves. Be sure to wear sun covering and SPF protection... it can turn into quite a bit of walking and you definitely want to make sure you're well hydrated and protected. We'll for sure be back again when our kids are a little older to pick fruit again!!

Beautiful place to visit, they also have a shop, Icecream, and goodies you can purchase. Ofcourse apples and pears are available! The apple pie was 10/10!

We came too late, apples were already harvested. But it is still a nice place to check out. They have two different farm sites. The apple orchard, where you can get everything apple products, popcorn and donuts. The other farm has all the veggies and pumpkins, where you can ride the hayride. And go to the corn maze. Lots of fun for the kids.

Whether you are looking to pick apples, pumpkins, cherries, peaches or other fresh produce Apple Annie's is the place to go with the whole family! They serve breakfast and lunch on the property. The staff is always friendly and helpful! They have a gift shop and store to shop at for all your take home goodies. The apple cider and cherry doughnuts are amazing! Such a fun place to visit and experience! Great vibes!

I have not been here in a few years as we've had small kids in the home and for pumpkin patches, we go to one closer to home as it is more child friendly. However--now the youngest is a teen, we made the drive to Apple Annie's for their sunflower fields. It is really so beautiful! Row after row==so many photo opportunities. We also went to the bakery and stocked up on some family faves of Apple Cider donuts, apple bread and pumpkin bread. ohhhhh so good! The temps were great over the weekend so made it such a pleasant day, I highly recommend stopping in and making a day of it!!

Had an awesome experience apple picking at Apple Annie's Orchard. Once you start picking, it's easy to get carried away. We walked away with 7.5 pounds. Also had the apple cider donuts and I wish they had more apple flavor. Still delicious nonetheless.

It was a nice day trip from Phoenix, about a 4 hour drive. We started at the orchard to pick apples and grabbed some lunch from the Orchard Grill. The burgers were nice and fresh, in our opinion very worth the $10.99 cost of the meal (comes with chips and a pop). And it's beef from their actual farm! After the apple picking, we stopped by the bakery to get their famous donuts and peach slushies. Neither disappointed and I totally agree with the hype.After a few hours on that side of the farm, we drove to the pumpkin patch. $5 a person for a 5 minute hayride to the pumpkin patch from the front stand is a bit of a stretch but if you've got pumpkin patch money then I guess it's really not that absurd. Their little market is cute and the fresh eggs are a VALUE DEAL. Farm eggs for $4/dz?! Can't find that in the grocery stores. I've read a previous reviewer say that the pot farm across the street ruins the vibe but beyond the parking lot, you can't really smell it. We'd love to visit again and would recommend it to others looking for Fallsy stuff to do within a day trip from Phoenix.

Beware. I just took my mom and kids over the weekend. They don't list the price of their corn for you pick on their website. I thought since there wasn't a price listed at all that it was the same price as the already picked price, so I let my kids go to town with 24 ears of corn. I didn't receive my emailed receipt until after we left. I was charged $72. The ears are also much smaller. Once I prepped and freeze dried the corn, I got a whopping 96oz in volume, not weight (mason jars). I attempted to get this worked out via phone today and was told in a nutshell that they would not adjust the pricing and I'm stuck with the cost.