Billed as one of the oldest continuously operating orchards in West Virginia, growing an unusually wide 29 apple varieties sold at its own stand under the motto 'If we sell it, we grew it' — but it's cash-only, and current hours and pricing weren't published.
Rellim Orchard, in Kearneysville in Jefferson County, carries a distinct identity built around a simple, direct motto on its own site: “If we sell it, we grew it.” Third-party sources describe it as one of the oldest continuously operating orchards in West Virginia, growing an unusually wide 29 apple varieties — sold at a farm stand rather than picked by customers in the field. It’s a straightforward, no-frills operation, but one with real gaps in published current-season information.
Twenty-nine apple varieties at a single farm stand is a substantial number, on par with or exceeding some of the larger commercial orchards elsewhere in this research. Unlike many of those larger operations, though, Rellim doesn’t offer pick-your-own access — this is a place to buy fruit that’s already been harvested by the farm itself, which the site’s own motto emphasizes as a point of pride: everything for sale here was grown on-site, not brought in from elsewhere.
One specific, checkable policy comes directly from the farm’s own site: no credit cards are accepted, only cash or checks. That’s worth knowing before making the trip, especially for anyone used to defaulting to a card for small purchases — plan to bring physical payment rather than assuming a card reader will be available.
The “oldest continuously operating orchard in West Virginia” description comes from third-party sources rather than the farm’s own copy, so while it’s a compelling claim, this record can’t independently verify the specific superlative. What is confirmed directly from the farm’s own site is the general character of the business: a long-running, single-family operation focused on growing and selling its own fruit rather than building out a broader agritourism experience.
This record has a real gap: current 2026 hours, a breakdown of which of the 29 varieties are available at any given time, and specific pricing weren’t published on the site as fetched. Third-party sources describe a general harvest window running roughly July through late October, but that’s a description of the growing season rather than confirmed retail hours. Calling 304-876-2095 ahead of a visit is the practical way to close that gap, particularly given how many other Eastern Panhandle orchards have reported crop trouble from this year’s frost — Rellim’s own site doesn’t address that question either way.
Rellim Orchard is at 14866 Leetown Road in Kearneysville, in Jefferson County’s Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt. The coordinates on file are a Kearneysville town-center approximation rather than a geocode of the Leetown Road address.
Rellim Orchard offers a genuinely wide 29-variety selection from what’s described as one of West Virginia’s oldest orchards, sold under a straightforward “we grew it ourselves” ethos — but bring cash or a checkbook, since cards aren’t accepted, and call ahead, since current hours, pricing, and this year’s specific variety availability aren’t published anywhere this record could confirm.
Third-party summaries describe a harvest window running roughly July through late October. No specific 2026 hours, dates, or pricing were posted on the site as fetched.
You're planning to pay with a credit or debit card — the farm accepts only cash or checks, per its own site's stated motto and policy.
No — apples are sold at a farm stand rather than picked by customers, per the record.
29, according to third-party summaries describing the orchard, an unusually wide selection for a single stand.
Cash or checks only — no credit cards, per the farm's own site.
Third-party sources describe it as one of the oldest continuously operating orchards in West Virginia, though this record didn't independently verify a specific founding date.
Not stated in the record. Current 2026 hours, variety availability, and pricing weren't published on the site as fetched.
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.
14866 Leetown Road, Kearneysville, WV 25430, in Jefferson County. It is one of 6 orchards we track in Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt.
We track 6 orchards in Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt, 3 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 6 orchards we track in Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the orchard confirms it.
There are 4 other orchards we track in Jefferson County. All Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt orchards →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
rellimorchard.com
Checked September 2026.