Rogers Family Orchards

Visited on the first weekend of fall as part of a cider donut tasting tour. The donuts you can skip. They finished fifth out of 5 due to small size, undistinguished taste and texture and probably (though we were told not to mark down for this) the fact they were the only donut that was sitting on a shelf instead of served hot from the fryer.
But, everything else about Rogers is above par if you’re looking for that fall orchard you-​pick experience. They were the only place that looked like a real, working farm with tractors moving back and forth (at a safe difference from the kids) and a busy cider bottling operation out in the open. They also had a horseback ride (I saw a string of ponies disappearing into a distant wood) which looks like it would be a lot of fun.

Lots and lots of trees to pick from. Varieties well-​marked. Prices were quite reasonable for a large amount of apples. Pumpkins were meh, due to wet summer and fall. Overall, a lot of fun – if they sold drinks and snacks other than apple cider and apples, they’d make more money.