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Hillside Vineyard & Orchard

📍 🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A combined vineyard-and-orchard business per a state directory listing, in the Ozark foothills near Potosi — but no working website turned up, so it's unclear whether apples here are u-pick, retail, or wholesale; treat this as the least-verified listing in this batch.

Picking your apples

Our take

What the record actually confirms

Hillside Vineyard & Orchard is listed in the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s Missouri Grown directory, read September 3, 2026, associated with Mineral Point, a small unincorporated community near Potosi in Washington County, in Missouri’s Ozark foothills region. That directory entry — describing it as a combined vineyard-and-orchard operation — is the only fact this record can confirm with any real confidence.

Several guessed domain names were checked during this research, along with a direct browser attempt, and none turned up a working website. No Facebook page, news mention, or other independent source was found either.

An honest flag: this is the thinnest listing in the batch

Among the several state-directory-only listings covered in this Missouri research, Hillside Vineyard & Orchard stands out as the least documented. It’s not just that hours or pricing are unknown — it’s that even the basic shape of the business (is the apple side of the operation open to the public for picking, sold retail at a stand, or grown purely for wholesale supply to a winery or other buyer?) can’t be determined from anything found here. A combined vineyard-and-orchard business could reasonably be structured any of those ways, and the directory listing alone doesn’t distinguish between them.

A lower-confidence map location, too

The latitude and longitude used for this listing are a rough estimate for the Mineral Point area rather than a geocode tied to any specific address, since none was found. This is explicitly a lower-confidence coordinate than the city-center estimates used for other unverified listings in this batch — Mineral Point is small enough, and unincorporated, that even a general area estimate carries more uncertainty than pinning a larger town’s city center.

Why it’s included despite the gaps

The same logic that applies to the other directory-only listings applies here: a state agriculture department directory reflects some form of registration or self-reporting, which is a reasonable signal that Hillside Vineyard & Orchard is a real, currently-known agricultural business near Potosi, even without independent web corroboration. It’s included for completeness, not because enough is known to recommend a visit.

What a visitor actually needs to know — and doesn’t have here

There is no address, no phone number, no hours, no season dates, no pricing, and no confirmation of whether apples are even available to the general public here. A phone directory search or a direct call to the Missouri Department of Agriculture for contact information on file is likely the only realistic way to learn more, since standard website and social-media research came up completely empty.

Bottom line

Hillside Vineyard & Orchard’s only confirmed presence is a single line in a state agriculture directory describing it as a combined vineyard-and-orchard business near Mineral Point. No working website, social media, or independent source of any kind could be found, and it’s genuinely unclear whether the apple side of this operation is open to visitors at all. This is the least-verified listing in this entire Missouri research batch, and it should be confirmed by direct phone contact before anyone treats it as a plannable destination.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Not stated in the record. No season, hours, or dates could be confirmed from any source checked.

Who it suits

Good for

  • visitors near Potosi in the Ozark foothills willing to reach out directly to confirm current operations before planning a trip
  • anyone who trusts a state agriculture directory listing as a starting point and doesn't mind doing the rest of the legwork themselves

Skip it if

you want any confirmed hours, pricing, u-pick status, or apple varieties before visiting — none of these could be verified.

Common questions

Is Hillside Vineyard & Orchard a real, active business?

It's listed in the Missouri Department of Agriculture's Missouri Grown directory as a vineyard-and-orchard business near Mineral Point, but this record couldn't independently confirm current operations beyond that listing.

Can you pick your own apples here?

Not stated in the record — it's unclear from available sources whether the apple side of the business is u-pick, retail, or wholesale.

Is there a working website?

No. Several guessed domains and a direct browser attempt all failed, and no other independent source was found.

Where exactly is it located?

It's associated with Mineral Point, a small unincorporated community near Potosi in Washington County. No specific street address was found.

How confident is the map location for this listing?

Less confident than most other listings in this research — the coordinates are a rough estimate for the Mineral Point area, not a geocode of a known address.

When is Hillside Vineyard & Orchard open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the orchard before driving out.

How much does apple picking cost at Hillside Vineyard & Orchard?

Pricing was not published when we last checked.

Other orchards near Mineral Point

There are 18 other orchards we track in Washington County. All East Central Missouri / Ozark Foothills orchards →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openNot published
HoursNot published
Starting priceNot published
CountyWashington County
RegionEast Central Missouri / Ozark Foothills

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

my.mo.gov

Checked September 2026.