Kris H.
10/14/2019
We love it here, come every year, and the apples are so delicious I don't know if there are words to describe them! We left with a couple pounds of Macoun apples, which are great for snacking and...
Johnny's Appleseed Farm
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13 School House Rd
Ellington, CT 06029
Johnny's Appleseed Farm in Ellington, CT is a family-owned farm that has been delighting visitors since 1977. With a total of 60 acres of dwarf apple trees and 35 acres of peach trees, they offer a wide variety of fresh and delicious fruits for visitors to pick their own. Additionally, they grow their own vegetables, including tomatoes, winter squash, sweet corn, and pumpkins, ensuring a bountiful harvest for all.
Started by Kenny and Kim Shores, Johnny's Appleseed Farm continues to expand and improve, with a new orchard on Schoolhouse Road in Ellington that is still being added to. Their dedication to providing high-quality produce and a memorable farm experience is evident in their commitment to growing a diverse range of apple and peach varieties. Whether you're looking for a fun day of fruit picking or want to stock up on fresh produce, Johnny's Appleseed Farm is the perfect destination.
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4.05 reviews
Erin W.
10/9/2023
The pictures on Yelp are deceiving. We thought we were coming for a hay ride or pumpkin patch. No. But, it does look like an amazing farm stand. This year (2023) they suffered with their crop...
Matt J.
10/7/2018
Johnny's Appleseed is a great place to take the family for a crisp fall day. We have been coming here for a number of years. Picking your own apples is great in a number of different ways. It's...
Don P.
8/26/2016
My favorite U-Pick your own apples this location is the main orchard and the original followed by the newer location located on 13 Schoolhouse Rd. in Ellington. There are 50 acres of dwarf apples...
Brittany M.
10/16/2017
This place is great... beautiful..apple selections were great! I had just been at a different orchard 10 minutes away and the crop was all rotten and they were closing for the season that...
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