Bishop's Orchards

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1355 Boston Post Rd
Guilford, CT 06437

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(203) 453-2338
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I asked a friend who recently married where her and her new husband went on their first date. I was surprised to hear they went apple picking. I thought "how corny" and was really...

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Much more than I expected 9/17/2005

I asked a friend who recently married where her and her new husband went on their first date. I was surprised to hear they went apple picking. I thought "how corny" and was really surprised this rather sophisticated woman that I had never even seen wear jeans and a t-shirt or sneakers for that matter, why would she be interested in such an activity? Yet she insisted that it was great. Having always driven by but never looking around, I decided to take a look. Bishop's Orchards in Guilford has a market as well. There are locally grown vegetables and specialty items including quiches, tea breads, fruit pies, apple crisps and dumplings, and apple cider doughnuts. (Yummy!) There are also locally prepared soups and chowders and biscotti made in Guilford, as well as Connectict-grown plants and cut flowers. The orchard offers pick-your-own raspberries and apples until mid-October. Near the market is the Little Red Barn and Snack Shack, open noon until dusk, serving ice cream and beverages, and pie a la mode. There are picnic tables with an orchard view as well as animals to visit, including alpacas and llamas. If you are thinking of going, October is a great month to do so, as a large pumpkin patch is set up near the market, with pre-picked pumpkins arranged for families to make their choices. From April through November, hay ride tours of the orchard are available by reservation. You may want to call in advance for apple picking as well. more

Pick your own, or pick up some fresh veggies 7/18/2005

Bishop's Orchard is a fun local farm where you can buy plants in the spring, veggies at the farm stand all summer, then pick your own apples and pumpkins come fall. They're easy to get to from I-95, and the produce is worth the occasional visit (unless you live on the shoreline, in which case you should pop in regularly). I make it a point to pick some apples each year. We live in New England. Apple picking is part of the deal. There are orchards that are slightly more picturesque if you're looking for an incredible apple picking experience, but Bishop's is best for kids - lots of low hanging fruit and other attractions. more
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