Orchards near La Grange, KY

Bedford

Louisville

Hidden Hollow Orchard and Wildlife Sanctuary sits off Apple Hill Road on the eastern edge of Jefferson County, closer to Louisville's rural fringe than its downtown. The dual orchard-and-sanctuary name points to both fruit growing and animal care happening on the same grounds.

Bedford

Bray Orchards grows fruit near Bedford, the Trimble County seat along the Ohio River in north-central Kentucky. It's registered as an orchard operation; specific fruit varieties and pick-your-own details aren't published online.

Bedford

Shelbyville

Scottsburg

Krieger's sells honey, eggs, jams, jellies, and relishes out of Scottsburg, and shows up regularly at the Scott County Farmers Market with seasonal produce — strawberries, kale, mustard greens, Swiss chard, and gooseberries depending on the month. It's a small operation built on preserves and market produce rather than a big pick-your-own draw. Call to ask what's ready before you head out.

Moterey

On a hilltop above the Kentucky River Valley outside Owenton, this orchard has been in production more than 25 years. Roughly 1,000 apple trees anchor the place, backed by peaches, plums, and July blackberries, with jams, jellies, sorghum, and fresh cider sold alongside the fruit each fall. Open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., closed Sunday.

Borden

Huber's has grown fruit and made wine on this Borden property across seven generations, with roots back to 1843. Beyond the orchard, the operation now runs a full winery producing dry, semi-dry, sweet, sparkling, and dessert wines, plus a wine club, tastings, and event space — one of southern Indiana's larger agritourism destinations rather than a simple farm stand.