Farm · Orchard · U-pick · Since 1970
Hidden Acres Orchards
Hidden Acres Orchards is a four-generation family farm on 65 acres in Green Bluff.
Closed for the season
Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 8 pages read
Plan your visit
- Usual hours when open
- By appointment (2026 season): By appointment
- Every day: 9-5
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- Every day: 9-5
- Where
- 802 N. Applewood Lane
Mead, WA 99021
Spokane County
Phone (509) 238-2830 · Facebook · Instagram · YouTube
- Season
- Picking season: May–NovApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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- Good to know
- Dogs welcome
- How to pay
- Cash
- Credit and debit cards
- SNAP/EBT
- WIC
- Venmo
- Pick and buy
- U-pick: Rhubarb, Strawberries, Green garlic, Sweet cherries +8 moreSells: Apricots, Goose, duck, turkey, chicken, and quail eggs, Hand pies, Take-and-bake pies +7 more
- Order
- Pre-order for pickup
Run this farm?Claim this page
- As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
- Visitors who bring their own containers receive a discount; the farm charges for boxes and bags.
- The farm is closed for the 2026 season except for appointments.
- Dogs are welcome if leashed, and visitors should clean up after them.
What's here and when
In season now: Walnuts, goose, duck, turkey, chicken, and quail eggs.
| Crop | When | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Walnuts U-pickCarpathian walnuts; no-spray. | October–November | – |
| Goose, duck, turkey, chicken, and quail eggs | May–November | – |
| Rhubarb U-pickNo-spray. | May–June | – |
| Green garlic U-pickNo-spray. | May–July | – |
| Sweet cherries U-pick | July | – |
| Melons U-pickIncludes yellow watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, Hami, and Tigger melons. | July–September | – |
| Dahlias U-pickAvailable from mid-July to first frost; 80 varieties. | July | – |
| Cherries U-pick | July | – |
Show all 17 crops
| Crop | When | Price |
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| Lavender U-pick | July | – |
| Peaches U-pickNo-spray; Late Red Havens are freestone. | August | – |
| Apples U-pickVarieties ripen at different times; inquire about availability. | August–October | $3.00-$4.00 per pound |
| Winter squash U-pickTwenty varieties of no-spray squash are available all fall. | September–October | $.69 per pound |
| Caramel apples U-pick | October | – |
| Mini pumpkin donuts | October | – |
| Strawberries U-pickNo-spray; starting around Father's Day. | Ask the farm | – |
| Pumpkins U-pick | Ask the farm | $.69 per pound |
| Morel mushrooms U-pickAlso available picked and freeze-dried year-round. | Ask the farm | – |
Before you pick
- Apple varieties ripen at different times, so visitors should inquire whether a specific apple is ready.
Also at the farm
- Baked goods
- Baked goods Hand pies, Take-and-bake pies, Sourdough bread
- Jams, preserves and sauces
- Jams, preserves and sauces Jams, jellies, and apple butter, Chile ristras
- Also from the farm
- Also from the farm Apricots, Sunflowers U-pick, Apple cider, Milkshakes, Fruitwood
Prices the farm lists
| Item | Price |
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| Fresh pressed raw apple cider | $17 per gallon |
| U-press apple cider | $30 per gallon |
| Mini pumpkin donuts | $8 per baker's dozen |
| Fresh baked hand pies | $9-$11 each |
| Caramel apples | $5 each |
| Take-and-bake whole fruit pies | $23-$50 |
Show all 7 prices
| Item | Price |
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| Fresh baked sourdough bread | $10 per loaf |
Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.
Events and things to do
- Fall festival
Fall
- Petting zoo · Free
- Hay rides · $3 per person
- Tire maze · Free
- Orchard camping · $35.00 + tax/night
- Playground · Free
- Photography sessions · $20 per session
- Space rental · $150 per hour
Visiting and ordering
- Picnic area
- Playground
- Food or cafe
- Dogs welcome
- Event space
Good to know
- The farm operates educational tours rain or shine and does not offer rebooking.
- Visitors should inquire about apple readiness because varieties ripen at different times.
Ordering
- Pre-order for pickup: Picked strawberries are available by pre-order.
About the farm
- Since 1970
- No spray
- Organic practices (not certified)
- Biodynamic
The family has farmed at the same location since 1970, when the first fruit was harvested and sold. The farm offers u-pick and picked fruits, vegetables, and flowers, along with a petting zoo, farm store, jams, jellies, apple butter, pies, and mini pumpkin donuts.
Farm news
- The Conservatory venue is expected in November 2026.
Nearby
Farmers markets near here
- Morgan Acres Growers Market7.5 mi · 7316 N Smith St. Spokane
- The Fairwood Farmers’ Market7.5 mi
- Fairwood Farmers Market7.5 mi · Spokane
- Millwood Farmers' Market8.2 mi · Spokane
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Where this comes from
Pages of the farm's website we read (8, Nov 4, 2026)
Every detail above was checked against the page it came from. We don't copy other directories.
What to make with apples, peaches and cherries
Real vanilla for what you bring home
Scenic drives nearby
- Pend Oreille Scenic Byway National Scenic Byway
- International Selkirk Loop All-American Road
- Coulee Corridor Scenic Byway National Scenic Byway



