Orr's Farm Market

Orr’s Farm Market was the cherry on top of our visit to West Virginia! We started with the pick-your-own flower experience, where you pay to pick your own flowers. The flowers were absolutely beautiful and so well taken care of, and the entire area was clean, neat, and enjoyable. The gentleman at the flower checkout was incredibly helpful and friendly. Then we visited the market, which was an absolute delight! So many fresh fruits, baked goods, and different treats to choose from. And I have to mention, the BEST preserved peaches I’ve ever had! While I was shopping, another customer started telling me how special this market is to the community. She shared that the lady who does the baking has been there since the beginning, using her own recipes to make the baked goods sold there. I thought that was such a sweet detail and made the experience feel even more special. Beautiful flowers, fresh produce, homemade treats, kind people, and a real sense of community. I would definitely come back!

6 and 4 year old grandsons had a great time at the barnyard. Finished off with delicious cherry apple cider slushies.

Such a great place.

Way more than I initially expected. Great produce, meats, cheeses and bakery. Can't wait to tell my mother about the spiced peaches.

Great selection. Fresh produce. Cool dry goods.

The prices are great, everything is delicious, and we love supporting a Christian farm. If I could offer one minor suggestion, it would be amazing to have a shaded area with a fan for parents with infants. It got quite hot, and a cool spot to play or breastfeed while watching the older kids play would be super helpful. Even having AC in the gift shop would be a great retreat after the tractor ride! We look forward to visiting again, perhaps in the fall when it's cooler out!

Orrs is one of my favorite places to spend quality time with my son. He has loads of fun on the playground and tube slide, and we both love the tractor ride to the barn. The view is spectacular! Every year they have a live Christmas program. The market has coffee, slushies, produce, snacks, gifts- you name it. Best of all is that I know when I spend my money here, I’m supporting a local family farm. I hope they continue to thrive and be successful for many generations.

Took my wife and kids to Orr’s Farm again and honestly this place never disappoints. It’s become one of our go-to family spots during the year, especially in the fall. The hayride out to the barnyard is always fun for the kids and gives you that real farm feel right away. Once you get there, there’s a ton for families to do without it feeling overcrowded or overly commercialized. The animals are great and you can tell they’re taken care of well. Most of them will walk right up to you which my kids love every single time. The playground keeps them busy forever, and they’ve added more activities over the years like bubble stations, basketball, and the newer long tube slides where you ride down on a sack/rug. My wife and I even went down a few times ourselves 😂 We haven’t gotten to do all the pick-your-own stuff yet, especially with the frost hurting some of the crops this year, but we did the apple picking last year and had a great time. Even when nature doesn’t cooperate, they still put a lot of effort into making the experience worth coming out for. The market itself is awesome too. Everything always feels fresh, the baked goods are dangerous in the best way, and their monthly sandwiches are seriously underrated. We usually end up leaving with way more than we planned. This is also where we get our Halloween pumpkins every year now. It just feels like one of those genuine family places that’s getting harder to find. You can spend a whole afternoon there without hearing your kids say they’re bored once. Definitely recommend for families looking to make memories without having to drive hours away. 🎃🚜

Employees were all very nice. Slushies were good. There was so much to look at.

Orr’s Farm Market is one of those places that’s always worth the stop—there’s a reason it’s always packed. The orchard is absolutely beautiful and easily a go-to spot for spring photos. Inside the market, you’ll find some of the best fresh, local products around. From breads and desserts to cider, juices, meats, coffee, and more—it feels like there’s something for everyone. You can really tell they take pride in offering quality, locally sourced goods, which makes supporting them even better. The staff are consistently friendly, and there’s always something new to check out. I also really appreciate how they keep their faith visible in a genuine and respectful way—it adds to the overall charm of the place. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!