A diversified Spartanburg County farm stand that carries apples alongside strawberries, peaches, and sweet corn — but no apple varieties, u-pick status, or on-site-growing confirmation could be found anywhere in the sources checked.
Ragan Orchards is located at 2039 Hwy 292 in Inman, Spartanburg County, with hours listed as 8am-7pm daily and a phone number of 864-472-5778. Pre-picked apples are confirmed as available (pre_picked is marked true), but that’s close to the extent of what’s firmly established in this record. Per the source_note, the location, phone number, hours, and general produce list were compiled from three sources: the South Carolina Department of Agriculture’s roadside-market listing, a Yellow Pages entry, and certifiedsc.com, all read on 2026-09-03. No dedicated orchard website was found. A Facebook page under the name “Ragan Farm and Orchards” does exist but wasn’t readable during research, so it couldn’t contribute anything to this record.
This is worth stating plainly: of the eight South Carolina orchards researched for this batch, Ragan Orchards has the least apple-specific information. No apple varieties are named anywhere in the sources checked. Whether apples can be picked by hand (u-pick) is left as null rather than marked true or false, because nothing found addressed the question either way. And — a gap that goes a level deeper than most other records in this batch — there’s no confirmation of whether the apples sold here are actually grown on Ragan’s own trees or brought in to round out the stand’s offerings.
The record’s research notes are candid about this, stating outright that Ragan Orchards is “included with lower confidence than the Oconee/Greenville/York entries” specifically because on-site apple growing and u-pick status couldn’t be independently verified. That’s a deliberate flag, not an oversight, and it should be read as a genuine signal about how much weight to put on this listing relative to the others in this South Carolina batch.
What the record does establish is a picture of a diversified Spartanburg County farm stand: alongside apples, the research notes describe strawberries, peaches, sweet corn, and other produce as part of the lineup. Listed operating months of April through September are mentioned, and the research notes draw a reasonable inference from that: since strawberries and peaches typically peak earlier in that window, apples likely arrive toward the tail end of the season — closer to September — rather than being available across the whole April-to-September stretch or serving as the stand’s primary draw.
That’s an inference the record is careful to label as such, not a confirmed fact. It’s a sensible reading of the listed operating months, but it stops short of being a stated apple season window the way, for instance, Peach Country’s Sept 20-Nov 15 figure is (itself also from secondary sources rather than the business’s own site).
Nearly everything a visitor would want to plan around apple-picking specifically is unconfirmed here: no variety names, no u-pick status, no apple-specific pricing, no season_start or season_end date, and no verification that the apples are even grown on-site. The 8am-7pm daily hours and the general location are the most solid pieces of information in the record.
Ragan Orchards reads, based on this record, as a long-hours, diversified Spartanburg County produce stand where apples are one item among several rather than a confirmed orchard destination in their own right. The record itself flags lower confidence in the apple-specific details compared to the other South Carolina orchards researched, so anyone specifically chasing an apple-picking experience should treat this as the least certain option in the batch and call 864-472-5778 to ask directly before making a special trip.
Not stated precisely. The record's research notes cite listed operating months of April through September, suggesting apples arrive toward the tail end of that window rather than being the farm's primary crop, but no season_start, season_end, or apple-specific date is given.
you specifically want confirmed apple varieties or u-pick apples — neither could be verified for this record, and it carries lower confidence than the other South Carolina orchards in this batch.
The record places Ragan Orchards in Spartanburg County, the same general area as Peach Country in nearby Campobello, also covered in this batch.
None are named. The record states variety names could not be confirmed and were left blank rather than guessed.
Unknown. The record leaves u_pick as null because no source confirmed whether picking is offered.
8am-7pm daily, per the record, compiled from the SC Department of Agriculture roadside-market listing, Yellow Pages, and certifiedsc.com.
Not confirmed. The record notes this could not be verified from any source checked, so it's flagged as unknown rather than assumed.
The research notes describe a diversified stand also carrying strawberries, peaches, sweet corn, and other produce, with listed operating months of April through September.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily. 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.
2039 Hwy 292, Inman, SC 29349, in Spartanburg County. It is one of 1 orchards we track in Spartanburg County.
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certifiedsc.com
Checked September 2026.