A third Cherry Hill Farms location, distinct from both the Alpine site and Rowley's Red Barn despite sitting in the same small Santaquin fruit belt — but this record has more unknowns than most, since its dedicated page wasn't fully fetched during research.
Cherry Hill Farms operates at least four locations identified across this research: this one at 315 N Orchard Lane in Santaquin, Utah; a separate site in Alpine, Utah; one in Caldwell, Idaho; and a reference to a fourth in Hurricane, Utah found during research on the other sites. This Santaquin location is confirmed as distinct from both the Alpine Cherry Hill Farms site and from Rowley’s Red Barn, even though all three sit within the same small Santaquin/Utah County fruit belt. U-pick apples are confirmed as available here, with search-indexed content describing the season running “midsummer through fall” — though that phrasing doesn’t include a specific year or exact date range, so it can’t be treated as a confirmed 2026 statement.
This is one of the thinner records in the research batch, and it’s worth being upfront about why: the dedicated cherryhillfarms.com/santaquin-ut/ page exists and was identified, but wasn’t fully fetched and read during this research pass the way the Alpine and Caldwell pages were. As a result, hours, pricing, and apple variety names are all unconfirmed here, even though the same information was available for the other Cherry Hill Farms locations in this batch. This isn’t a case of the orchard itself lacking information — it’s a case of the research not capturing it from this specific page, and it should be corrected with a direct call or a fresh site visit before this record is treated as complete.
Company materials describe Cherry Hill Farms tracing its roots to a small Orem farm started in 1927 — a specific, checkable origin story shared across the brand’s locations, not unique to Santaquin specifically. That family history helps explain why the same phone number, 385-375-7477, connects to what appear to be several distinct physical orchards; it’s one family operation that has expanded to multiple sites over the decades rather than several unrelated businesses that happen to share a name.
One specific, practical detail did surface in the search-indexed content describing this location: restrooms on-site. That’s a small thing, but for families planning a visit with children, it’s a genuinely useful piece of information that’s often missing from listings — and it’s worth confirming by phone since it wasn’t independently verified against the orchard’s own page.
Nearly everything beyond the basic identification and location is unconfirmed: no hours, no apple variety names, no pricing, and no specific 2026 season dates. Given that both the Alpine and Caldwell Cherry Hill Farms locations had confirmed pricing ($1.50-$3/lb depending on variety at Alpine, an eight-variety lineup at Caldwell), it’s plausible this Santaquin location operates similarly, but that would be an assumption carried over from sibling locations, not something this record itself confirms.
Cherry Hill Farms in Santaquin is a real, distinct orchard within a family-run brand with roots dating to 1927, offering confirmed u-pick apples sometime between midsummer and fall. But because its dedicated page wasn’t fully read during this research pass, hours, pricing, and varieties all remain open questions — a call to 385-375-7477, specifying the Santaquin location by name, is the necessary next step before planning a visit.
Not stated in the record. Search-indexed content describes u-pick apples available 'midsummer through fall,' but no specific 2026 dates were found — confirm current status by phone before visiting.
you need confirmed hours, pricing, or apple varieties before deciding whether to visit — none of these are available in the record.
Sits in the same small Santaquin fruit belt as Rowley's Red Barn and near the separate Cherry Hill Farms Alpine location, per the record — three distinct destinations worth telling apart before planning a visit.
No — this is a distinct location at 315 N Orchard Lane in Santaquin, separate from the Alpine, UT site, even though both operate under the same Cherry Hill Farms name and phone number.
No — despite both being in Santaquin's fruit belt, the record identifies this as a separate orchard from Rowley's Red Barn.
Not stated in the record. The dedicated location page wasn't fully fetched during research, so hours and variety names are unconfirmed.
Yes — u-pick is confirmed, with search-indexed content describing apples available midsummer through fall, though without a specific 2026 date range.
Search-indexed content describing this location mentions restrooms on-site, though this wasn't independently confirmed from the orchard's own dedicated page.
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.
315 N Orchard Lane, Santaquin, UT 84655, in Utah County. It is one of 5 orchards we track in Utah County.
We track 5 orchards in Utah County, 5 of which let you pick your own apples. The orchard has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
One caveat worth repeating: this orchard had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 5 orchards we track in Utah County had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
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Checked September 2026.