Friendly people. All varieties of apples. September seems to be the best but I'm sure all fall is great.

Lived in Ga for over 20 years and this was the first time for us to visit an apple orchard! Note that if you go on an October weekend one must bring one's patience and sense of humor, for the little highway lined with the orchards is very, very busy. However, everyone we met that day was in a really... More

Bought some apples, hot apple cider and apple turnover, all was good and the shopping was fun saw some interesting things- mountain cabbage- it was huge.

I purchased a Groupon for a day of apple picking at Reece's on a Wednesday, and we went to redeem it that very Sunday. Like other reviewers have posted, there are a number of other apple picking places to choose from, and the prices may be cheaper...but, I was impressed by Reece. As soon as we arrived, they knew all... More

Our family of 4 (with two young teenagers) went to the orchards over the weekend. Very bustling place, which is nice to see for a change in this economy. They have their property set up se it's easy to choose what activity you want to do. There was apple-picking, traditional hayride, shooting the pneumatic apple cannon, going to the petting... More

We visited this year after purchasing a "half price" discount coupon. We spent quite a bit of money compared to what we actually received. Maybe taking teenagers is not the best idea! We have visited B.J. Reece the past two years and had similar experiences, except that we had never purchased the full day coupon including all the amenities they... More

Reece Apple House is a tourist trap and very commercial.  If you want your kids to experience apple picking, don't go here!  In order to pick, you need to 'buy' a plastic bag for the amount of apples that you want --- bushel, peck, half-peck, etc. then pay $2 per person to go into the orchard.  With five family members,... More