Farm Tour and Apples for Two or Four or Apples and Cider at Skipley Farm (Up to 50% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Farm on the Cascadian foothills with an orchard of more than 1,900 trees bearing more than 170 varieties of apples

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Skipley Farm - Fobes Hill: Farm Tour and Apples for Two or Four or Apples and Cider at Skipley Farm (Up to 50% Off)

Choose from Three Options

  • $12 for a farm tour for two and 2 lbs. of fruit ($20 value)
  • $20 for a farm tour for four and 4 lbs. of Fruit for Four ($40 value)
  • $30 for an apple tasting for up to 4 with the farmer, 20 select apples, and a half-gallon of apple cider ($60 value)

Skipley Farm

A person could visit Skipley Farm many times and never come close to trying all the varieties of fruit grown here, which is just the way founder Gil Schieber likes it. In 2008, he founded the boutique orchard in the Cascadian foothills, and has since built an extremely diverse harvest bounty, from pears and sweet cherries to serviceberries and quinces. Though all these fruits are important to the Skipley biosphere, none hold a candle to its main event: the apples.

He has planted more than 1,900 apple trees, which yield a selection of 170 varieties that Gil himself has carefully curated from orchards and teachers' desks all over the world. Among the tasty trove are some relatively common types, such as honeycrisp and Jonathan apples, as well as some uncommon ones, such as the Crimson Topaz, a cross between the Rubin and Vanda varieties, and Esopus Spitzenburg, a dessert apple that happened to be Thomas Jefferson's favorite.

Customer Reviews

39 Ratings

This was super fun with the kids! Wear rain boots or you'll regret it ;)
Crystal · January 22, 2016
Great if you want to learn more about sustainable farming culture My 8 year old enjoyed hearing about how the food is grown and how the animals contribute to keeping the farm productive
Rebecca C. · October 19, 2015
It's a little different, but once you take the self tour and do the apple tasting, you can really appreciate it The owner is incredibly knowledgeable and fun to listen to
Kelli M. · October 18, 2015

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