Beckwith Orchards Cider Mill & Gift Shop

I loooove Beckwith Orchards for their peaches, apples, cider and other produce! They have wonderful freshly picked and locally grown apples and pears in the fall + devine peaches and select veggies in the summer.

This in my opinion is one of he best orchards in the area. The bakery is particularly noteworthy. Pies cakes cookies fritters. You name it. No donuts. Bummer. They give you free samples of virtually any apple you want and they have this lathe type of machine which will cut it for you. That’s a great business practice. There’s a little barn area that is worth seeing, Their gift shop has a lot of little knicknacks.
The cider and the pies are the reason to come here. Best in the area. There is plenty of free parking and the staff is super helpful. They take credit cards too. Being from southeastern Michigan this is the best in the area. No donuts so bummer there.

I came here with my boyfriend because Patterson’s was done with apple picking for the season. I’m so glad they were, because this little gem of an orchard was so cute! The drive there was beautiful with all the fall foliage, and the area has a few lakes that looked postcard-​worthy. The orchard itself is not super large and very family friendly. They have a bakery with freshly baked pies and apple dumplings and cookies. We had a lunch consisting of slices of apple and pecan pie and hot apple cider. Both pies were really good, not the best I’ve had, but very scrumptious. We walked around the apple trees and part of the wooded areas. They also have a great shop with a ton of fresh homemade jams and butters and apple cider. We picked up a huge sack of Jonagold apples which were delicious fresh and in a pie I made that evening. Very friendly people and overall just a happy experience. I’ll be back!

Always friendly, always have top notch produce.
I have never walked out of this place disappointed. Even when the weather hasn’t cooperated for growing (such as the year I am writing this review), Beckwith’s ALWAYS has the best produce, hands down. Prices are incredibly reasonable.
They also have a neat little store for knickknacks and home décor (usually seasonal) and it’s a real treat to just wander through and look at all the stuff.
Great jams and butters (apple, peach, etc.). You can’t go wrong at Beckwith’s Orchard!

A wonderful orchard that has a huge gift shop and makes homemade pies, jams, etc… Tours for anyone who wants one and very friendly people here!

Small, little perfect little orchard. With little crowds, but great apple selection and goofy nick-​knacks.
I really debated about trying this because I was such a mark out to Patterson’s. We get it, Patterson’s makes the best cider, but their orchard experience is a headache. Take all the cons from a Patterson review and this place is the opposite. Too busy? Patterson’s is a nightmare, but Beckwith’s is easy to navigate even on the busiest day of the season. Patterson’s has the guido’s from Mayfield Heights and soccer moms from the Great Geauga county, here you get some normal people and the granola wannabe KSU student that couldn’t get in to CU Boulder.
What makes this place shine is their samples. Let’s be honest we’re yuppies, I don’t know what a Mutso apple is, but here you can sample a whole one. They don’t mess around, they don’t give you a cheap slice, they give you the whole apple, and because of that I just bought two bags at $ 7 each.
Our children loved the corn maze. I was impressed, it was real corn, not a fence with a small corn stalk stapled to it.
Only negative, they ran out of cider and expected fresh cider a half hour later. Early to bed and early to rise next visit if I want cider.