A tiny, single-sourced pick-your-own listing near Boerne — 40 trees across 12 varieties, according to one website — with no phone number, no working site, and no confirmation this orchard is still open to the public. Verify by phone before you plan around it.
Kendall County Natural Apples is listed at 111 Sunset Dr in Boerne, Kendall County — and that address, plus the name itself, is close to the full extent of what can be stated with any confidence here. This is, by the research notes’ own description, “the smallest and most tentative entry” among the Texas orchards in this dataset. It’s worth saying plainly rather than dressing up: this record was compiled from exactly one source, a Hill Country fruit-picking page on hillcountryportal.com, checked on September 3, 2026. No second independent source, no official website, no Facebook page, and no phone number could be located during this research pass.
That single source does offer one genuinely specific, checkable detail: it describes a pick-your-own orchard of 40 trees across 12 varieties at this address. Forty trees is a small planting — more consistent with a family or hobby-scale orchard than a commercial destination built to handle regular visitor traffic — and 12 named varieties (even though this record doesn’t list them individually) suggests some horticultural variety packed into that small footprint. Beyond that, though, the record has almost nothing to offer: apple_varieties is null, days_open and hours are null, season_start and season_end are null, and price information is entirely absent.
The gaps here aren’t oversights — they’re an honest reflection of what could and couldn’t be found. With only one source describing the property, there was no official channel to check against for current hours, contact information, or operating status. No phone number and no website appear anywhere in the record, which matters more here than for almost any other listing in this dataset, because it means there’s genuinely no direct way, based on this record alone, to reach the orchard and confirm it’s still running.
The location itself carries a similar caveat: the lat/lng coordinates in the record are a Boerne town-center fallback from OpenStreetMap Nominatim, not a geocode of the specific Sunset Dr address, which returned no result during geocoding. In practice, that means the map pin for this listing should be read as “somewhere in or near Boerne,” not as a precise point you could navigate to and expect to find the orchard gate.
It’s useful to place this listing against the other Texas entries in this dataset rather than read it in isolation. It’s geographically distinct from the Medina/Bandera cluster built around Love Creek Orchards, and it’s also a separate operation from Apple Valley Orchard near Llano — three different small pockets of Hill Country apple growing rather than one connected region. But where Love Creek and Apple Valley each have confirmed phone numbers and at least some directly-sourced or multiply-sourced details, Kendall County Natural Apples has neither. That contrast is itself useful information: it tells you this is the listing in the set that most needs independent verification before you build a trip around it.
There isn’t enough in this record to responsibly recommend a visit without doing your own legwork first. What can be said honestly is that a small, pick-your-own apple orchard by this name has been documented at this Boerne address by at least one source, with a specific claim of 40 trees across 12 varieties. Whether it’s currently open, what it charges, when apples are ready, or even how to reach anyone there — none of that is answerable from this record. If this listing catches your interest, the right next step is searching for current information yourself (a recent review, a local Boerne community post, or a drive-by) rather than treating anything here as confirmed and current.
Not stated in the record. Season_start, season_end, days_open, and hours are all null — no source describing current operating information was found.
you need a confirmed, currently-operating orchard to plan a trip around — this record could not verify current status, hours, contact information, or even a working address match.
Not confirmed. This orchard was found in exactly one source (a Hill Country fruit-picking page on hillcountryportal.com, checked September 3, 2026), and no second independent source, official website, or Facebook page could be located to confirm it's still operating.
Not stated in the record — apple_varieties is null. The single source describing the property mentions 12 varieties in general terms but the record does not list them by name.
The single source describing it puts it at 40 trees across 12 varieties, per the research notes — a genuinely small, backyard-scale operation compared to other Hill Country entries.
None is on file. Phone and website are both null in the record, which is itself a notable gap for a listing meant to help you plan a visit.
It's geographically distinct from both the Medina/Bandera cluster (Love Creek Orchards) and the other Hill Country entry near Llano (Apple Valley Orchard), per the research notes, and by far the smallest and least documented of the three.
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.
111 Sunset Dr, Boerne, TX 78006, in Kendall County. It is one of 2 orchards we track in Texas Hill Country.
There is 1 other orchard we track in Kendall County. All Texas Hill Country orchards →
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Checked September 2026.