A fourth-generation roadside fruit stand making its own apple cider vinegar and apple butter, but the record's sources actively disagree on both the phone number and the hours.
Hollifield’s Orchard is listed at 161 Hollifield Lane in Westminster, Oconee County, with the record also noting that its roadside market has been described in some sources as sitting on US Hwy 76 near Long Creek — the same general area as several other orchards in this South Carolina batch. Three apple varieties are named: Ozark Gold, Wolf River, and Gala. Pre-picked apples are offered; u-pick is marked false, based on the record’s characterization of the business as a roadside fruit stand rather than an advertised u-pick operation. Tags on the record include Farm Stand, Family Farm, and Apple Butter.
According to the source_note, none of this comes from the orchard’s own website — no working site was located, and an associated Facebook page didn’t return readable content. Instead, the record draws on three secondary listings: upcountrysc.com, scfyi.com, and greenvillejournal.com, all read on 2026-09-03.
This is one of the more notable gaps in the record: the directories consulted don’t agree on a phone number. One lists 864-638-3695; a different directory lists 864-710-5104. Rather than pick one and present it as settled, the record carries the disagreement forward openly. Anyone trying to call ahead should be prepared to try both numbers, since there’s no way from the available sources to know which one is current — or whether either still reaches the business.
The same pattern shows up with hours. One source described Hollifield’s as open daily; another gave a narrower schedule of Saturday 9:30am-5pm and Sunday 1pm-5pm only — which would mean the stand is closed most weekdays, a meaningfully different picture from “daily.” Because the two accounts contradict each other and neither could be independently confirmed, the record leaves hours blank rather than presenting either version as fact. That’s the more honest choice, but it does mean a visitor genuinely doesn’t know from this record whether a Tuesday afternoon drive-by would find the stand open.
Setting the sourcing gaps aside, the record does surface a real point of differentiation: Hollifield’s is described as a fourth-generation family orchard that makes its own apple cider vinegar and apple butter on-site — value-added products that aren’t mentioned in the records for the other Long Creek-area orchards in this batch. If house-made preserves or vinegar are the draw, that’s a genuine reason to seek this stand out specifically rather than treating it as interchangeable with its neighbors.
Beyond the phone number and hours conflicts, there’s no season_start or season_end date, no pricing information at all, and no confirmation of whether picking your own fruit is ever offered on a seasonal or by-request basis — the record simply notes that current hours, 2026 season dates, and picking availability could not be confirmed from the sources checked.
Hollifield’s Orchard has a genuine, specific selling point — house-made apple butter and cider vinegar from a fourth-generation family operation — but this is one of the least firmly sourced records in the batch. With two conflicting phone numbers and two conflicting hours schedules in circulation, and no orchard website to settle either question, a visit here should probably start with an attempt to reach the business by phone using both listed numbers before making the drive to Westminster.
Not stated in the record. Wolf River and Ozark Gold are typically late-summer-to-early-fall apples, but no season_start or season_end is given.
you're expecting to pick your own apples — u_pick is marked false in this record, pending firmer evidence otherwise.
The record places Hollifield's in the same Oconee County apple belt as the Long Creek cluster — Chattooga Belle Farm, Blue Haven Orchard, and Gnat Hill Orchard & Farms are all nearby per their own records.
The record marks u_pick as false. It describes Hollifield's as operating primarily as a roadside fruit stand rather than an advertised u-pick destination.
The record names three: Ozark Gold, Wolf River, and Gala.
The record notes conflicting numbers across sources — 864-638-3695 in one directory versus 864-710-5104 in another — and doesn't resolve which is current.
Unconfirmed. One source said daily; another said Sat 9:30am-5pm and Sun 1pm-5pm only. The record leaves hours blank rather than picking one at random.
Yes — the record notes house-made apple cider vinegar and apple butter as a stated differentiator from neighboring Long Creek orchards.
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.
No — this orchard sells pre-picked apples from its own trees rather than u-pick.
Ozark Gold, Wolf River, Gala — note that what's actually ready to pick changes week to week through the season.
161 Hollifield Lane, Westminster, SC 29693 (roadside market also described as being on US Hwy 76 near Long Creek), in Oconee County. It is one of 4 orchards we track in Oconee County Apple Belt.
We track 4 orchards in Oconee County Apple Belt, 2 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 0 of the 4 orchards we track in Oconee County Apple Belt had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
There are 3 other orchards we track in Oconee County. All Oconee County Apple Belt orchards →
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upcountrysc.com · scfyi.com · greenvillejournal.com
Checked September 2026.