Prey’s Fruit Barn & Orchards

Stopped in here on our way back to Seattle from Leavenworth. At this time of year, this stand has apples, pears, and that’s about it. However, I have never seen so many types of apples in one place in my life! They have mixed boxes of slightly blemished apples with 40 pounds for $ 25 and perfect looking boxes with 25 pounds for $ 19.75. We got a box of Braeburn apples. I was kind of expecting to have some blemished apples in a box with 25 pounds, but so far they’ve all been great! We made some apple sauce and apple butter, which came out delicious! Definitely worth a stop if you’re looking for bulk apples or pears on your way home from Leavenworth.

The fruit looked great but there wasn’t a huge selection on the day we visited recently. Maybe we came at a bad time. There was a good selection of syrups and honies and preserves, and all looked pretty darn amazing. My kids tasted the honies multiple times, to be sure they were good (!), which, apparently, they were! We ended up buying some apple blossom honey, some honey sticks, and a silicone jar opener (expensive but I’ve never seen these before, as they affix to glass or a fridge door and can be washed in the dishwasher. Cool!).
There was also an adjacent room with wines, and dried fruits, and a wine tasting room too.
Look for the biggest American flag in the world out front; can’t miss it.

25 lbs of apples and pears for only $ 19? Such a great deal! My family has been buying from Prey’s since I was in grade school, and I love making the annual trip to buy fresh fall produce at Prey’s. Great selection, lots of lovely description about the different uses, tastes, and textures of the apples. Beautiful quality and well-​displayed.

A bunch of fruit flies but once I got home and ate the pears It was like heaven! I drove from Seattle the Leavenworth to get the fruit!!!