Boyer’s Orchard

Everything you love about fall in one central location!
This cute little farm/​orchard/​bakery/​cider mill/​pumpkin patch is where to go! You are able to pick your own apples, or sit amongst the pumpkins in front while eating donuts and sticky buns, and chugging down the most amazing cider! If you wake to the back of the farm you can see their cabbage patch and the pumpkin rows.
The staff there was amazing, so friendly and helpful! Walked us through the process of creating apple cider, which by the way… was the most amazing cider.
My girlfriends and I downed cider donuts (yum), sticky buns (amazing!), cider (the best), and blue berry turnover (heaven).
And lets not forget, this wonderful find’s backdrop is a mountain of foliage.
A must visit!

Last year was my first time visiting and we had a blast. When we headed inside to pay, the owner came up to us suggesting we try this and that, free of charge, stuffing samples in our pockets as he encouraged us to try things. It was so much fun and we will always remember his warm and generous spirit.
This year my SO and his father who was visiting from out of town went and it was equally awesome. The owner drove up to us while we were out in the orchard picking and offered us a ride on his ATV. My boyfriend’s father took him up on his offer and he proceeded to give him a tour of the grounds for at least a half an hour. When he dropped dad off after the tour, he sent along a bag of corn they had picked during their adventure for free. It was the highlight of dad’s vacation for sure!
Don’t forget to give the baked goods a try. The apple cider donuts, raspberry turnovers & sticky buns are to die for!

jenny and dave are as lovely as people can be — — i have been going to boyers for years and have never had a problem, have stayed late many a time and have brought many friends from out of town to pick apples and buy goodies. This is a lovely orchard and worth the journey. It’s my #1 pick in VT and my family has been here for generations.

I’ve been coming to this Orchard since I was a kid. We love it and keep coming back year after year… even bringing friends from around the country when they come to visit. I had the pleasure of picking apples just the other day with my Mother and Brother. After picking our apples we headed over to the building a few miles down the road where they sell the cider, jams and cider donuts. We were told they closed prompt at 5:30 but boy we didn’t know how prompt. After spending over $ 50 on extra goodies we were literally thrown out. There was one VERY rude woman in a yellow sweater shouting to the families with children in the parking lot to get in there cars and go. My day with my family was almost ruined by this nasty woman who wanted nothing more then to go home, which believe me I understand (Im in retail) BUT common courtesy goes a long way. Another woman even made a load remark about how they should buy a big sort of bell or triangle to let people know they’re closed… as if not hearing them say it was enough or as if we weren’t smart enough to understand. I don’t know, this won’t deter from picking apples but it definitely will deter me from stoping by the store and for a family farm… shame in the older women in the shop.

This is one of the best orchards in Vermont. They are only open in the fall. Their selection and quality of apples are great. they have unpasturized apple cider which i have not found better anywhere else. They also carry home made jelly & jams, homemade pie’s, maple candies, honey, and friut.