Stutzman Ranch

Floyd and Betsey Stutzman operate this 4th generation fruit orchard, started by Floyd's great-grandfather in 1907! They grow apples, peaches, cherries, nectarines, pears, grapes and more. Fruit picking is a fun and enjoyable activity. A few simple rules makes the day go better for everyone. 1. Leave the pets at home. We love animals and especially dogs but our ranch has a multitude of creatures which are living in a carefully balanced harmony and introducing new and strange pets creates havoc. 2. Wear appropriate clothing. You will be entering a country outdoor orchard environment. There will be mud. It could be hot! There will be dust! The wind might be blowing. Be prepared to walk on bumpy uneven ground. 3. Wear closed toed shoes. Do not wear flip flops. There are sticks and dry grass in the orchard that will poke your toes. 4. All unattended kids will be given a free kitten and two  shots of espresso. (not really) Please keep track of your children. This a big and exciting place for youngsters and they can get easily distracted. Keep them with you at all times. 5. No coolers, no strollers, no tents in the orchard.