FAQ's

Due to federal regulations we ask that you leave them at home. However, registered service dogs are welcome.

Yes you can but you will need to be aware of some time restrictions. Last entry to the apple orchard is 5:30pm and the orchard will be cleared out at 6:00pm. The last daylight train ride will be at 5:45pm and the train will then shutdown until sunset. This will give us time to get all the lights turned on & refuel the train. The first train ride through the Halloween Light Show will then be at dusk (anywhere from 6:30pm-7:30pm depending on the lighting conditions).

The Halloween Light Show is no longer a drive through. The light show is viewed from our train, The Lakeland Express and General Admission or a Season Pass is required for everyone 3 & older for entry. 

Passes for Lakeland Orchard & Cidery can be purchased online or at the gate. Click here to purchase your passes now and save 15%!

Yes, everyone will need a pass to enter the orchard. However, no pass is needed if you would like to visit our Retail Tent to purchase pre-picked vegetables, flowers, apples, or cider.

Children 2 and under are admitted free. Everyone else is required to have a pass.

A season pass can be purchased online (here) or at the gate. Season passes are valid for unlimited admission at Lakeland Orchard & Cidery and Roba Family Farms. Passes are available for guests three and older. Passes may be redeemed at the orchard or farm at Admissions.

If Lakeland Orchard & Cidery needs to close early due to inclement weather, all orchard guests will be required to leave the orchard. If this happens while you are at the orchard, please stop at the Retail Tent on your way out and we will be happy to give you a rain pass. You will need to have your wristband on your wrist to exchange for the rain pass. However, no refunds will be given.

You do not need to print your pass. Passes can be downloaded to your phone or tablet through the confirmation e-mail you received following your purchase.

We are currently open through Saturday, November 3rd 2024!

Please check our website, Facebook, and Instagram for updates.

Apple picking normally starts Labor Day Weekend. Follow us on Facebook for apple picking updates.

We grow over 30 different varieties on 20,000 trees spread across 17 acres. Picking starts Labor Day Weekend with Premier Honeycrisp and Zestar! Then we move on to Honeycrisp, McIntosh, and Pixie Crunch. October brings Rosalee, Golden Delicious, and Autumn Crisp and the end of the month closes out with Evercrisp and Gold Rush. Be sure to follow us on Facebook for updates!

We grow sunflowers, lavender, zinnias, and snapdragons. They peak during our Blooms & Butterflies Festival in August. Check our web site banner (at the top of our homepage) for up-to-date picking options and conditions.

We provide hand clippers for cutting flowers. Staff at our flower booths will direct you to the flowers of your choice.

We have flower bags, buckets (for purchase) and water.

While we cannot predict Mother Nature, we can tell you that our goal is to have our flowers start blooming just before the start of Blooms & Butterflies and last until a week or so after. However, this is always subject to change at the whims of Mother Nature.

We have several options; something for everyone! Burgers and Fries at The Burger Shop; Strawberry Shortcake, Apple Dumplings, ice cream, seasonal slushies and kettle corn at Berry Good Bites; Ice cream, seasonal slushies, hot dogs & fresh lemonade, and seasonal kettle corn at The Whistle Stop Cafe. And on Saturdays & Sundays ONLY: Grilled cheese at our Grilled Cheese Wagon; BBQ at The Pit Stop! We also sell our yummy donuts and kettle corn to go! And don’t forget the hard cider for adults in the Cider Garden! No outside food or beverages are allowed at the Orchard.

Yes, please do! You and your family and friends will look fabulous surrounded by sunflowers, zinnias, cosmos, and more!

Yes, but there are a few rules. Everyone must purchase a pass to enter the orchard & can only visit during normal business hours. Props and lighting hardware are prohibited. If you use photographs of our orchard for advertising or social media, please give us credit or tag us. And lastly, please remember we are open to the public and you are only permitted to photograph your clients and respect the space of our other guests.

Yes, we accept all credit cards, but we do not accept cash. If you come with cash, you will have the option to load it to a Lakeland Orchard & Cidery gift card to utilize throughout your visit. If you have a remaining balance at the end of your visit you can redeem on future visits. There is no minimum or maximum amount that you can add to your gift card.

We have port-o-lavs located in several areas around the orchard along with hand washing stations.

Our Wagons have wheelchair lifts and some areas of the attractions & cider garden have gravel paths but the orchard, sunflower field, & zinnia field are all working farm ground and may be difficult to traverse with a wheelchair.