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Never Boring!

Our Satellite Store- Have You Been Yet?

Our satellite location in Jefferson County is back open for the 2025 season. If you’ve never had the chance to stop over at our satellite store, you should! It’s a smaller, more quaint shopping experience.

Monday-Saturday 8:30-5:30
Closed Sunday

8003 Charles Town Road
Shenandoah Junction, WV 25442

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Bluegrass & BBQ

Woo hoo! It’s the entertainment everyone has been waiting for…Bluegrass and Barbeque featuring Benny & The Frets coming Saturday, July 5th from 12-5pm. After you are done in the pick your own fields, head over to “The Truck Stop” for lunch. We will have pulled pork sandwiches, hot dogs, pepperoni rolls, coleslaw, baked beans, and mac and cheese. Once you’ve got your lunch secured- head to the picnic tables to kick back and relax. It’s nice and shady, and the music makes for a fun atmosphere.

Cherries and Blueberries!

Pick-Your-Own Blueberries:
Blueberry picking should be good for the whole weekend. We have several rows flagged that are ripe, and ready to be picked. We expect them to last another 3-4 weeks at least. Make sure to reserve your spot today and enjoy a sweet summer tradition!

Something to note- Once you pay your pick-your-own admission fee, you can pick any crop that’s available without paying admission again.

Our homegrown Blueberries are also now for sale at BOTH farm markets. Whether you just need a few to top your morning pancake, or if you are looking to make some jam, come see us!

$5.50/pint
$30.00/6 pints
$54.00/12 pints

Pick Your Own

Pick-Your-Own Tart Cherries:
This year’s tart cherry crop is ending soon! Perfect for pies, jams, and cobblers. We expect Saturday, June 21st to be our last day for picking tart cherries.

We also have the tart cherries in the farm market for a few more days. Here’s our pre-picked pricing:

$4.50/Pint
$7.50/Quart
$49.00/ 8 Quarts

The Best Sour Cherry Pie Recipe

Pick Your Own

The Barnyard is OPEN for the Summer

Summer is here—now what? If you’re looking for fun ways to fill your days, make sure a visit to our Barnyard is on your summer bucket list!

From adorable animals to a spacious play area filled with games for all ages, it’s the perfect place to spend a few hours—or better yet, a whole day!

Our Barnyard hours have changed!

Our NEW Barnyard hours are:
Wednesday through Saturday 9am-5pm.
Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday

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Last Chance to Save on Plants!

Enjoy 30% off all remaining plants — including hanging baskets, annuals, perennials, herbs, and veggie starts!

Bakery Pick of the Week

Some of our favorite desserts are in this week! Our All Butter Pound Cake is perfect with whipped cream and your favorite fresh fruit for a simple, refreshing summer dessert! Peach Melba Bread is delicious served warm and finished with a topping of fresh peaches.

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Since George S. Orr, Jr purchased the land in 1954, Orr’s has depended on extended family and close friends to help bring in the harvests. Without such a dedicated staff of employees our farm would not be what it is today. George S. Orr, Jr. would be proud of what the family has accomplished so far, but there are many goals still on the horizon.

Meet our family . . .