Name: Butler's Orchard
Address: 22222 Davis Mill Rd, Germantown, MD 20876, USA, US
Telephone: +1 301-428-0444

Butler's Orchard is a grocery or supermarket, located at 22222 Davis Mill Rd, Germantown, MD 20876, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 301-428-0444, visit their website www.butlersorchard.com for more detailed information.

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22222 Davis Mill Rd, Germantown, MD 20876, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 28 May 2017

Monday 3:30 – 4:00 AM
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Amira Z

18 April 2018

This place is great. I've been berry picking here in the summer for blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and blackberries. Delicious fruits and a lot of them. Fun place to go picking with the family. They have a large store in a barn in the front that sells an array of unique houseware, gifts, food and drinks. I most recently returned for Easter and the experience was also very nice. They had hay rides, pony rides, slides, games, animals, an egg hunt and homestyle food and snacks. I definitely recommend this place!
A Solomon

08 April 2018

The store can be pricey, but everything is so fresh. If it's a nice day and you have time, picking your own stuff is worth the savings and fun for kids, but they also charge you too do that in addition to the weight of what you pick.
Eunice Pak

01 April 2018

Great time at Bunnylandclean, lots to do, thoughtful activities for young and older kids. LOVED the changing station and mothers' nursing roomthank you!! Also, always enjoyed other times of the year both with friends and with kids.
Bianca S

01 April 2018

Love this place! There is something going on here every season but my favorite is the fall. You can go Apple picking and get a pumpkin. In the summer you can go strawberry picking. It's a very family friendly place and also a good place to take a date.
Linda Balon Stein

21 March 2018

Butler's Orchard is the kind of family farm with large fields for seasonal picking. A store for jams, sauces, fresh fruit and cute country decor. We go to the pumpkin patch, pick apples in Fall, blueberries and strawberries seasonally. They have a recording telling you what is ready to harvest. Parking is on a large grassy area, from which they take you to the field in a tractor pulled open air wagon. Not for a rainy day unless a visit to the store is all you have planned. They have big Harvest Festivals with hay barns to jump in, potato sack slides, a corn maze and fun wood signs with silly cutouts for photo ops. Lots to do year round. Don't miss it.
Denise Murtha

30 October 2017

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Butler's. I did not visit the pumpkin patch, but I picked up items from the store. What a selection! Many types of apples, broccoli, tomatoes, cauliflower, eggplant, jams, jellies, cider, pies and so much more. There were Fall and Halloween decor, gourds of all shapes, colors and sizes. Nice little children's corner and a selection of kitchen items as well. It was well worth the visit!
Eddie Sejour-Gonzalez

27 October 2017

Wonderful fun farm to visit-- especially if you can manage to score 60-degree weekday when you'll have the place practically to yourself like we did!

Fun slides and corn maze, soft hay ride and hay house, sweet animals, enjoyable games, yummy food selections at concessions and market, including kettle corn--although, as perhaps should be expected, maybe more than most people would want to spend.

(Pack yummy lunches, bottles of water, and put the kiddos "on notice" (that, "We're not buying anything besides x.") to avoid the temptation. Lol) Otherwise, if budgets permit, enjoy!

I gave it four stars because I went with a group that included a couple of 1-year-old babies, and their mothers had to pay the full $7.25 cost for them. I think that's nonsensical. Both babies spent more time in their strollers than on/in any of the attractions. I'd like to see that change to maybe free admission for babes 0-2.

Anyhooo, that's my two cents.
Jorge Antonetti

15 October 2017

Awesome orchard for your fall essentials. PUMPKINS AND CIDER.

If you are looking for a scenic place to pick pumpkins look no further. Pick all you want for 65 cents a pound and stop at the market for all types of apples, pies, and ciders.

There is usually a pumpkin festival going on the back on the weekends, be warned- there is an entrance fee for the festival.

Family loves the place!
ArielandJess WorldPeace

10 September 2017

We had a great time there. Picked flowers and raspberries. Staff was very friendly. No complaints. Bring food there, because you're likely to want to do a picnic. The market is typical of the farmer market's in the area, fresh honey, that sort of thing. A little bit pricey at the market, reasonable for the pick-your-own fruit, vegetables, and flowers.
Nishant Sahay

07 September 2017

A very good option for a full family trip. The kids have plenty to do and so do the grown-ups. They had plenty of options to choose for picking - apples, raspberries, blackberries, tomatoes, potatoes and flowers. There is a small barn area with some animals which the kids loved to play with. The entry ticket prices are reasonable too. The produce is organic (you can eat them off the trees) and what more. they are delicious.
Lyle Ring

17 July 2017

Almost gave it four stars because they charge an entry fee. There is a lot to do besides the picking though and they run everything very efficiently. I imagine they do well financially but also that if they weren't there, the land would just be more developments. The extra money is worth keeping this from happening.
Patricia C. Kay

02 July 2017

We waited for the thunderstorm to subside and arrived at 4pm only to learn that they closed at 5pm on Saturday. This limited how much we could do. The young adults with us enjoyed the slide but were only able to take two turns due to the early closing time. For me, the highlight was picking my own blueberries--plump, firm and thoroughly delicious!!
Taras Prytula

28 June 2017

Lots of different berries to pick. Very tasty fresh picked.

Don't like the multiple fees charged. Entrance fee, bucket fee, and then the fruit per pound charge. Ride from parking lot to berry fields is too long. Based on how little time it took to get back vs getting to the field, ride time could be optimized.

Fun day for young kids. But when you add everything up, it's not a bargain over supermarket prices
Brian Call

17 June 2017

I grew up nearby and remember begging my mom to take me to Buttler's Orchard. The fresh produce, crafts, friendly service, and serene atmosphere make it amazing. Being able to hand-pick produce right from the fields throughout the year puts it over the top. Growing up, we would pick up a pumpkin from Butter's Orchard each year. During blueberry season, we would be out in the fields picking buckets full. They also always had homemade cider, milk, cheese, and oh yeah, pies. The pies are amazing.
Tony Alami

04 June 2017

We used to go there more often but since they are asking $3 per person each time you go to field this too much. It means my wife and I paid $6 to pick up two pounds Strawberries in the end paid $12 for it. Yes it was fun maybe but since all fruits grows different times so you have to pay a hefty price each time. If they charge for limit the fee traffic they can pay back $3 back when you pay for your pick at least limit one pound . I think this will be good idea and get more paid traffic.