Michigan is the third largest apple producer in the United States, with over 11 million apple trees growing in our state. The first apples ripen in August.
Roughly half of the apples grown are eaten fresh. Many farms allow you to "pick your own" apples, but make sure to call ahead, as ripening schedules can vary around the state.
More About Apple Nutrition U-Pick Farm Fun Tips
Watch this video to learn how to pick apples at a U-pick farm, then visit one of the farms below.
Prefer already-picked apples? Here's a list of markets where you can find We-pick apples.Places on the Map
Click an item below for more information.
A.W. Overhiser Orchards
Anderson & Girls Orchards & Gifts
Apple Valley Orchards
Blake's Backyard Almont
Blake's Big Apple
Blake's Orchard and Cider Mill, Blake's Hard Cider
Brookwood Fruit Farm
Buchan's Blueberry Hill
Christofferson Farms
Corey Lake Orchards
Country Mill
Crane Orchards U-Pick and Corn Maze
Crane's Pie Pantry Restaurant and Winery
Dutch Farm Market
Ed Dunneback & Girls Farm Market
Erie Orchards and Cider Mill
Fruit Ridge Hayrides
Gull Meadow Farms
Hanulcik Orchard and Farm Market
Hy's Cider Mill
Jacob's Farm TC
Kapnick Orchards
King Orchards
King Orchards-US 31
Kreps Apple Barn
Leaman's Green Applebarn
Lehmans Orchard Brewery and Farmhouse
Lemon Creek Fruit Farm & Winery
McCallum's Orchard and Cider Mill
Moelker Orchards and Farm Market
Obstbaum Orchards
Painted Turtle Hard Cider
Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill
Porters Orchard
Prillwitz Fruit Farms
Red Barn Market
Rennie Orchards
Robinette's Apple Haus & Winery
Royal Farms Inc.
Schultz Fruitridge Farm, Inc.
Schwallier's Country Basket
Spicer Orchards
Starz Orchard
Stony Creek Orchard and Cider Mill
The Blue Water Project
The Fruitful Orchard and Cider Mill
Twin Maple Orchards
VerHage Fruit Farms
Wasem Fruit Farm
Westview Orchards & Winery
Wiard's Orchards and Country Fair