Lyman Orchards
There is easily a full days worth of activities to be enjoyed at Lyman Orchards. There are over one hundred varieties of fruits to pick throughout the year, three golf courses, a corn maze in the fall, and much shopping to do at their Apple Barrel store. At the Apple Barrel you can buy cider, their award winning apple pie, load up on farm grown produce and Connecticut made specialty foods, or indulge in pancakes at their deckside breakfast.
Lyman Orchards
(860) 342-8195
32 Reeds Gap Rd, Middlefield, CT 06455
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Price: $
Best Eats:
Apple Cider Donuts
Apple Pies
Apple Cider
Good For:
Good For Kids
Seasonal Dining
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