This season
Late summer at the market brings fresh-picked apples, sweet corn and peaches. U-pick apples run in autumn and the farm bills them as an event rather than an open field; strawberry picking is a June festival.
Checked August 22, 2026
Bauman Orchards started in 1929 and now farms 260 acres with 70,000 apple trees and 12,000 peach trees, which makes it the largest orchard in this region by a wide margin.
A retail farm market at Rittman open all year with seasonal fruit, homemade pies, cookies and gift baskets, plus two more seasonal sites: Scenic Ridge Fruit Farm at Jeromesville and the Corner Market, also at Rittman. Fall Festival Saturdays bring live music, pony rides and the farm animals.
Now in its fourth generation, the farm also raises pears, plums, sweet corn and blueberries alongside the apples and peaches.
Late summer, in its own words: "Stop in for fresh-picked apples, sweet corn, peaches, and other locally grown favorites. With new varieties and produce coming in throughout the season, there's always something fresh waiting at the market."
Pro tip: 70,000 apple trees is not a number you can walk, and only part of the orchard is opened for picking. Check the events page rather than turning up, because Bauman runs its u-pick as dated weekends rather than an open gate.
We list what we have confirmed. If something you need is not shown, it is worth calling the farm to check.
Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.