Laurelville Fruit Farm
Laurelville Fruit Farm, located at 16181 Pike St, Laurelville, OH 43135, is a charming stop for those looking to enjoy fresh, local produce and farm-made products. Known for its apples, honey, and cider, this family-owned farm has been a beloved destination for over 60 years. Whether you’re picking apples straight from the trees or grabbing a bottle of their delicious cider, Laurelville Fruit Farm offers an authentic taste of the region.
Visitors are welcomed by a variety of apples laid out on tables both inside and outside the store. While the apples are a major attraction, it’s their apple cider that truly stands out. Many customers rave about the flavor, describing it as the best cider they’ve ever tasted. For those interested in enjoying their cider in a different form, frozen cider is also available, providing a refreshing treat on hot days.
One of the unique aspects of Laurelville Fruit Farm is its personalized customer service. Even when the store was closed, the owner went above and beyond to accommodate a customer’s order, ensuring that they could pick up the frozen cider they desired. The farm’s commitment to customer satisfaction makes it a memorable stop for all who visit.
Though the farm is a small, cash-only operation, the quality of the products and the warm, welcoming atmosphere more than make up for its humble size. For those in the area, Laurelville Fruit Farm provides a true taste of local Ohio flavors, making it an excellent stop for anyone in search of fresh, high-quality apples and cider.
Laurelville Fruit Farm Reviews
Wanted to pick up some frozen cider. They're closed, but I made with the contact of the owner and he was very accommodating. He met me at the store and had my order ready. They have the best cider I've tasted.
I've been going to the Laurelville Fruit Farm for over 60 years! They have wonderful apple cider and the best apples!!!
Laurelville Fruit Co is a old-fashioned fruit stand in the heart of Southern Ohio apple county. They sell a variety of all things apple. They have lots of different kinds of Ohio apples, but if you dead-set on picking up a favorite, like Honeycrip or Cortland, I recommend calling ahead before you go - they sell out fast! Also not be missed is apple cider, local honey, and apple cider vinegar with "the mother" ($7.50 for a gallon!). Oddly enough, I would recommend getting a little glass of cider slush too; Yes, its just blended ice and cider, but for a $1 a glass, its a fun treat. As a side note, the atmosphere is adorable - the big white barn is full of antique cash registers, some which are really ornate and beautiful, and about 20 giant wasp hives (no bees inside, of course).
Stopped by here while on vacation in Hocking Hills. We left with two half pecks of wonderfully crisp and flavorful apples and went back later for two gallons of their cider. DO get the cider!!! It is amazing and the best I have had. Pick up some apples too. You will not buy grocery store apples again.
This is a great stop in town with apples, honey, and cider. It's a small spot near Young's, takes cash only, and has a variety of apples on the ground & on tables inside. I haven't tasted the apples yet, but the cider is tasty!