2014 DATE AND PRICE INFORMATION
September 17-19 (Over 10% off for early season bookings!)
This is the optimal time to book your preschool educational field trip, since the apples are plentiful and easy to reach.** Early season discounts apply.
$3.75 1/4 Peck and Theater
$3.75 1/4 Peck and Tree-mendous Maze
Sept. 23-26, 30, October 1-3, 7-10
This is peak season when apples are abundant.**
Call early to reserve these dates because they fill up quickly.
$4.10 1/4 Peck and Theater
$4.10 1/4 Peck and Tree-mendous Maze
October 14-17, 21-24
Our cider season begins. Fall colors are at their peak, making this the most beautiful time for your class field trip. Apples are still available on the trees although they may be more difficult to find on the lower branches to accommodate young children.**
$4.10 1/4 Peck and Theater
$4.10 1/4 Peck and Tree-mendous Maze
$5.00 Cider Pressing and Theater
October 28-31 (Over 10% off for late season bookings!)
This is the main cider season, producing the best tasting cider. Apples cannot be guaranteed on the trees but will be available in bulk bins if necessary.** We recommend our cider program during these dates; however, if you cannot come at any other time and still wish to participate in the Apple Tree Theater/Apple-Picking program, it will run through the end of the season.
$3.60 1/4 Peck and Theater
$3.60 1/4 Peck and Tree-mendous Maze
$4.50 Cider Pressing and Theater
$4.25 Pumpkin Picking (Call for dates)
Includes sugar pumpkin or gourds, hay ride to and from
pumpkin patch, glass of cider and a cider donut.
Also available in each time period:
$ .40 Cup of Cider
$ .50 Cider Donut
For 1/2 peck of apples, add $2.00 to 1/4 peck program.
*Prices reflect cost per student. There is no charge for adults who do not pick fruit.
Adults wishing to participate in harvesting and the snack will be charged:
$3.00 1/4 peck of apples.
$4.50 1/2 peck of apples.
$ .40 cup of cider.
$ .50 cider donut.
**Quantities of apples available for picking may vary from year to year. As in all farming enterprises, weather plays a major role in determining the size of a crop. At times guests may need to harvest apples from bins rather than trees.
