APPLES IN THE ORCHARD: Honey Crisp was at it’s peak midweek so we had to harvest them before your visit this weekend. They will be in bins in the orchard for you to select from this weekend. Due to this year’s light crop all ripening quickly we will be continually making our way through the orchard opening various blocks of trees to pick from this weekend. There will be an ever changing selection to choose from and will depend greatly on the flow of guests throughout the weekend. Therefore this weekend we are not listing which varieties we are offering since it will be ever changing throughout both days. We apologize for any inconvenience.
APPLES IN THE MARKET: Fuji, Gala, Jonathan, Golden Supreme, Honey Crisp, Sweet Tango & Macintosh
Masks are required at admission areas & The Market
Cider Doughnuts are only sold in prepackaged dozens for safety reasons this fall.
Follow Parking Attendant’s directions for weekend parking.
A Season Full Of Reasons to C’mon Out!
Apple Orchard
STORE OPENS AUGUST 22
UPIC ORCHARD OPENS AUGUST 22
Pick Apples or Buy Apples
Pick apples weekends only
Visit our Shop & Bakery
Pumpkin Farm
OPENS SEPTEMBER 19
Buy Pumpkins
Attractions
Tickets
Attractions
OPENS SEPTEMBER 19
COVID-19 PLAN
What you can expect when you visit
Bring A Group
Fieldtrip Programs
Birthday Parties
Scout Programs
Adult Orchard Tours
Wedding Venue
Weddings
Receptions
A Day at Kuipers Family Farm
Wondering what a day at Kuipers Family Farm looks like? Here’s a sneak peek!
About the Kuipers Family
Where it all began
In 1998 Wade and Kim Kuipers opened their 71 acre pumpkin patch to the public in the hopes that families would enjoy the simple pleasures of a fall day spent on a beautiful Midwest farm, as they found they enjoyed it with their three children.
As the little fall happening grew, the Kuipers purchased the 160 acre apple orchard known previously as Pine-Apple Orchard and renamed the now 230 acres Kuipers Family Farm.Now folks began coming several times a season to pick apples, then back for pumpkins and fall hayrides and then again in November for that perfect Christmas tree!
While the little fall happening has changed quite a bit, Wade and Kim have tried to remain true to their original vision of offering a farm experience to their customers that is as close to what you might really find on a Midwest farm as you can get without having to get dirty. While there is a lot to look at on the farm, this is certainly no museum. Instead running, climbing, adventure, fresh air and kid-powered fun is growing here by the bushel!
From our family to yours!