A roughly 5-acre Victorian-style garden-and-orchard operation that appears to be the only verifiable private, commercial u-pick apple business in North Dakota — but neither variety names, pricing, nor current hours are published anywhere.
Angelic Gardens sits at 6200 11th Ave SE in Minot, North Dakota, and the record describes it as founded in 2002 by Angy Edison — a roughly 5-acre property combining a Victorian-style walk-through garden with a u-pick produce operation. What makes this listing notable within its state is the claim that it appears to be the only verifiable private, commercial u-pick apple business in North Dakota, a genuinely useful piece of context for anyone searching the state for a traditional orchard-picking experience. Phone is 701-500-7713.
Beyond apple picking, the property offers wagon rides and functions as a broader event venue — hosting weddings and group tours for schools, daycares, and fundraising organizations. That combination suggests a business built around multiple revenue streams rather than apple sales alone, which likely explains why apple-specific details like variety names and pricing are harder to pin down than the garden and event-hosting side of the operation.
The “Victorian-style walk-through garden” framing is worth taking at face value: this reads as a destination built primarily around the garden and event-hosting experience, with u-pick apples as one component rather than the central offering. That’s a different visitor experience than a dedicated orchard where picking is the whole point of the trip. If you’re coming specifically for apples, it’s worth setting expectations that you’ll likely be walking through ornamental garden space as part of the visit, and that the operation’s marketing and public information lean more toward weddings and group tours than harvest-specific details.
Neither of the two sources checked — the orchard’s own homepage and a visitminot.org business directory listing — published apple variety names, pricing, or a current seasonal calendar. This fits a broader pattern the record notes for North Dakota generally: the state’s short growing season and harsh winters tend to produce small-scale, informally-scheduled apple operations rather than businesses that publish detailed harvest calendars months in advance. It’s plausible that, similar to some Montana orchards in other batches, current-season scheduling here lives on a Facebook page or is communicated by phone rather than posted on the website — but that wasn’t confirmed either way.
The mention of school tours, daycare visits, and fundraising group bookings alongside weddings suggests a property equipped to handle organized groups, which is a meaningfully different capability than a bare-bones farm stand. For a family or individual visitor, this likely means reasonably accessible grounds and probably some infrastructure (parking, gathering space) suited to hosting groups — though none of this is stated explicitly for apple-picking visitors specifically, and it’s an inference from the broader business model rather than a confirmed amenity.
No apple varieties are named. No pricing exists for u-pick apples or any other produce. No 2026-specific season dates or hours are published on either source checked. Whether apples are available throughout the visiting season or only during a shorter window within it isn’t addressed. Given the total absence of harvest-specific detail, calling 701-500-7713 directly is the only way to find out what’s actually ripe and available before planning a trip.
Angelic Gardens holds a genuinely distinctive position as apparently the only private, commercial u-pick apple business in North Dakota, wrapped inside a broader garden-and-event venue with weddings, wagon rides, and group tours. But if your goal is a traditional apple-picking outing, be aware this is as much a garden and event destination as an orchard, and none of the apple-specific planning details — varieties, pricing, current hours — are published anywhere in the record.
Not stated in the record. No 2026 season dates, hours, or apple varieties were published on either source checked, consistent with North Dakota's short season and harsh winters making small operations like this run on informal, non-calendar scheduling.
you need a confirmed apple variety or price before visiting — neither is published anywhere in the record.
Yes — the record describes it as founded in 2002 by Angy Edison and appears to be the only verifiable private, commercial u-pick apple business in North Dakota.
Not stated in the record. No varieties, prices, or confirmed 2026 hours were published on the orchard's own site or the visitminot.org listing checked.
The property is described as a walk-through Victorian-style garden as well as a u-pick operation, and it also hosts wagon rides, weddings, and group tours for schools, daycares, and fundraising groups.
Roughly 5 acres, per the record.
6200 11th Ave SE, Minot, ND 58701. Phone: 701-500-7713.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the orchard before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard.
6200 11th Ave SE, Minot, ND 58701, in Ward County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in Souris River Valley.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
angelic-gardens.com · visitminot.org
Checked September 2026.