Apple Holler

This is a great place to bring the family and kids! Lots of attractions and festive things to do. There is plenty of gift shops, food, and beverages. The orchard is well kept and very assessable by tractor ride or walking. I thought parking would be a problem but it was pretty easy and quick to find a spot.

This place was so much fun, I enjoyed coming here with my family. There's a cute gift shop where you can buy things that are made on their farm. They also have this small spot where you can buy cider and food. There were so many families and a great place to bring kids. The bags are pretty pricey for their size but it's the experience that you'll enjoy the most. We got the smallest bag for $23 each. Each person that enters the orchard has to have a bag, they will CHECK your receipt. KEEP IT ON YOU AT ALL TIMES. They have a small tractor/train that gives you a small tour of the orchard. The apples were so delicious and so many different apple varieties.

Apple Holler is one of our favorite apple orchards. We've been picking apples here since 2007. They got ample varieties of apple and pear trees. You can easily get lost by deciding what to pick. We love making fresh apple turnovers, apple cheesecake, and apple pies. These apples are great for fresh juicing as well. We obviously love 'em as snacks too. The management folks are super friendly and helpful. I wish if they allowed our pupps to accompany us, other than that it's a great place for awesome fun times.

Great day at Apple Holler! It was a beautiful, sunny, crisp fall day...just right to take a stroll through the apple orchards. They have a great variety of apples to pick from. Family friendly. Make sure to grab some Apple cider donuts before you leave!

Today we went Apple Holler for the first time since 2019. There were some changes that seem to work: expanded store, outside dining, self ordering system. The focus is really on the apple farm. However, you know the food will be good when they start you off with a piece of corn bread with apple butter!
The dining room has limited hours on the weekends during peak season, so going during the week was good for us.

This was my first time being there. As soon as we pulled up I go oh ya I love this place. I really enjoyed myself, the food was good the people were nice. I even went shopping lol. I didn't want to leave that's how much I liked it. Oh plus they played great music all day. I want to go back again....

We drove all the way from the south side of Chicago to get to this place! Definitely coming back, we had so much fun. Plenty to eat, do and drink 😉 for both the kids and adults!

Really fun apple picking and all you can eat apple! Not a lot of people! Lowest go from $22/person. Friendly staff. Latest entry 3 pm. Close at 4 pm.

I visited Apple holler today and enjoyed one of the best breakfast I've had in as long as I can remember but even before that I was immediately impressed just upon entering the parking lot with all of the decorations outside and a beautiful patio surrounded by a small garden with gorgeous Flowers and bird's nests which were heavily occupied. Upon entering the building you'll immediately notice the bakery section full of homemade pies, Apple butter, cakes, muffins, fudge, and specialty breads like apple pie and strawberry which will leave you stuck in your tracks along with other homemade candies in addition to homemade cider, hard cider, and even cider slushies!!! Apple Holler also offers many items for sale aside from food including antique style decor and many options to decorate your garden. Make sure to take advantage of the walking tours of their orchard, a play area, for kids plus different events throughout the seasons and plenty of options and activities for the family to enjoy but I think the real star of the show is their food which is so much better than anything I've had in a very long time. I got a classic eggs breakfast which may sound simple but there was nothing boring about it with homemade biscuits, homemade apple butter, and even the option to choose pulled pork and corned beef as your meat of choice I left full as can be along with my family who had a great time so if you're in the area stop at Apple holler even if you're not hungry lol.

My family and I loved our first time here! The food was especially good too and we had a great time picking apples.

Plenty to do on a fall afternoon, including apple 🍎 picking, shopping, picture ops, goats, mazes, pony rides, and more. Idyllic apple farm vibes abound.

I live in Chicago. Started visiting Apple Holler in the late 90s, when my wife and I were newlyweds. Continued visiting into the 2000s and 2010s after our 2 sons were born. Go there in the 2020s when our youngest son comes home from college. Staff always very friendly. Food is great!!!! Will continue the trend,!

A must-do with family and the kids when we visit the area! The best breakfasts on our trip back, plus the kids always have fun playing in the play area, where there are tons of options for kids of all ages! Also nice gift shop and bakery, a nice tradition to go apple picking in the fall as well.

The food was amazing! I haven't had a steak that good for a while! The shop is super cute and the homemade products are good enough to write home about. The goats were the icing on the cake! What a great day!

Even in winter time - Apple Holler can be awesome! Went for breakfast with my friend - we both had an avocado toast with an egg and sides. Delicious! Fried potatoes are freshly made, not oversalted, not over cooked.
Highly recommend!

Always love this place, they have one of the best apple pies so far. Its little bit pricey but you ll have the apple picking experience and the playground for the kids.

Very catering. My daughter has Celiac disease and they made sure nothing crossed the fryer and cooked her food in her own pans. Good food great service

Had a wonderful experience going on the short train ride through the apple tree forest, and I picked some AMAZING apples. Saw some cute animals, overall was a fun experience

We came here on a Wednesday (no school kind of Wednesday) and had the most amazing day. We originally came for apple picking, but there’s so much to do for the kids that we stayed the whole day. To get in, you have to buy a bag for each person for the apples (it’s an orchard after all), and at first it seemed pricey as the cheapest option is a small bag for $20 (then $25, $35, $50 and $80 - which I think is for a bushel?). So if you are two adults and three kids the cheapest option is $100. But then every activity is included: and it’s real farm fun! Tractor rise to the orchard (tons of varieties and really beautiful apples), goats and baby goats (you can buy feed for 25 cents), slide and Jack and the beanstalk area, pedal cars (so fun!!), various mazes, and a corn box where we could barely get our kids out they were having so much fun! There are food options (we had an okay pulled pork sandwich and they also had Hot Dogs and corn on the cob), and there’s a little store that sells apples and apple products and other locally sourced artisanal food products. Highly recommend Apple Holler for a fun fall day!

I loved it. I was looking for a pumpkin patch, but I found this place instead. I got to feed goats and pick apples 🍎 with my son and husband. I though the price was a bit expensive ($22 per adult), but my son was free because he was under 2. It included access to the whole place and a bag with room to pick 1/4 peck of apples (like 5-8 apples). They have SO MANY varieties of apples to pick that I lost count. There is probably at least 2 dozen varieties in their apple orchard - likely more. The place is very young child friendly. Amenities include a playground, child size town with small houses & a mock train, sack slide, corn 🌽 kernel pile, animals (goats 🐐 chickens 🐔 pigs 🐖), tractor 🚜 pulls around the orchard, food stand with baked goods, gift shop, hard cider, apples, and more. I think the large bouncy pad and bike race track cost extra.
Unfortunately, here were no pumpkins. Next weekend we'll look for a pumpkin patch. 😆