Multiple independent directories list this as an active apple-and-peach orchard near Knoxville, but this is the thinnest-sourced entry in this file — no working website, no confirmed hours, and no variety list. Treat it as a lead to verify by phone.
Clift Orchard is a small East Tennessee farm near Strawberry Plains that multiple independent pick-your-own directories — US Farm Trail, PickYourOwn.farm’s regional search, and Apple Picking Finder — consistently list as growing apples and peaches, close enough to Knoxville to work as a short day trip. That consistency across three separate, independent directories is worth something: it’s not just one stale listing being repeated, but multiple sources agreeing this business exists and grows these crops. Still, this is honestly the thinnest-sourced entry in this entire file, and it should be treated accordingly.
It’s worth being precise about what “multiple directories agree” does and doesn’t tell you. All three sources named here are aggregators — they compile listings rather than independently visiting or verifying farms — so their agreement could simply mean they all pulled from the same original source at some point, rather than three truly independent confirmations. What it does establish reasonably well is that Clift Orchard is a real, named business that grows apples and peaches; what it can’t establish is whether that’s still accurate today, or what visiting actually looks like.
Beyond the address and phone number, almost nothing about this operation could be independently verified for this record: no working website, no confirmed hours, and no apple variety list. That’s a genuinely bare-bones record compared to most other entries in this file, even the other thinly-documented ones like Aaron Family Orchards or Mack Aaron’s Apple House in Georgia, which at least had a specific chamber-of-commerce listing to draw from. Here, the closest thing to an authoritative local source is the aggregator directories themselves.
The editor’s note here is direct about this risk: directory listings can go stale, meaning a small farm like this could have closed, changed hands, or stopped selling to the public without every aggregator’s listing being updated to reflect that. For a business with no confirmable current web presence, that risk is real rather than hypothetical — there’s simply no way, from this record, to know how recently any of these directories last verified the listing themselves.
The one genuinely useful planning detail here is geographic: Strawberry Plains sits close enough to Knoxville that this could work as a short day trip if the orchard is confirmed active. That’s worth factoring in if you’re already planning a Knoxville-area outing and want to check whether Clift Orchard is a viable add-on stop.
Every practical detail beyond the address and phone number is missing: hours, u-pick status, apple varieties, pricing, and any 2026-specific season information. Given how thin this record is, this should be treated as a lead to verify by phone rather than a confirmed visitor destination you can plan a trip around with any confidence.
Clift Orchard is at 721 Asheville Hwy in Strawberry Plains, Jefferson County, Tennessee, in the Knoxville area.
This is the thinnest-sourced entry in this file. Multiple directories agree Clift Orchard exists and grows apples and peaches, but nothing about current hours, pricing, or whether it’s still operating could be confirmed. Call (865) 933-3942 before making any special trip out to Strawberry Plains.
Not stated in the record. Hours, u-pick status, apple varieties, pricing, and 2026 dates are all unconfirmed.
You need any confirmation — hours, u-pick availability, pricing, or 2026 dates — before making the trip. None of that is available in this record.
Likely, per multiple independent pick-your-own directories (US Farm Trail, PickYourOwn.farm regional search, Apple Picking Finder) that consistently list it as an active apple/peach orchard near Knoxville — but this record recommends a phone call to confirm it is still operating before visiting, since directory listings can go stale.
Apples and peaches, per multiple pick-your-own directories. No specific varieties are named in the record.
No dedicated orchard website was located. This is the thinnest-sourced entry in this file.
(865) 933-3942, from farm-directory aggregators agrocado.com and usfarmtrail.com.
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.
721 Asheville Hwy, Strawberry Plains, TN 37871, in Jefferson County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in East Tennessee / Knoxville area.
There are 4 other orchards we track in Jefferson County. All East Tennessee / Knoxville area orchards →
agrocado.com · usfarmtrail.com
Checked September 2026.