A large-scale orchard-and-market operation right off I-81 that reports growing over 130,000 bushels of its own apples, but sells them through its farm store rather than a pick-your-own field, with cider donuts and apple dumplings baked in-house.
Taylor’s Farm Market sits right off I-81 in Inwood, in Berkeley County’s Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt, and it’s notable mainly for the scale of its own apple production rather than a hands-on visitor experience. The farm’s own “About Us” page reports growing more than 130,000 bushels of apples — a genuinely large figure that puts this operation in a different category from the smaller family orchards elsewhere in this research. But that fruit is sold through the farm’s own store, not picked by customers in the field, so this is a stop for buying apples rather than picking them.
The 130,000-bushel figure is worth sitting with for a moment: that’s an enormous volume for a single operation, and it suggests Taylor’s functions at least in part as a serious commercial grower that happens to also run a retail farm store, rather than a small operation scaled for foot traffic alone. What that means practically for a visitor is a reliable supply of fresh, locally grown apples at the store, even if there’s no orchard tour or picking component to the visit.
The farm’s own site specifically calls out apple cider donuts and apple dumplings, both baked in-house — the kind of detail that suggests a farm store with genuine bakery operations rather than a produce stand alone. For a traveler passing through on I-81, that combination of fresh apples and fresh-baked goods could make for a worthwhile short stop even without a picking component.
The store’s schedule runs shorter on Monday through Thursday (10am-5pm), extends into the evening on Friday (10am-7pm), and opens a bit later but stays open longer on Saturday (11am-7pm) — with the whole operation closed on Sunday. That pattern suggests the farm anticipates more traffic toward the end of the week, worth keeping in mind if a Sunday stop was the original plan.
No specific apple varieties carried at the market were confirmed in the sources checked, and no u-pick program was found advertised anywhere for this farm — a meaningful gap for anyone assuming, based on the scale of production, that a picking option might exist. It’s worth calling 304-400-6123 directly if a pick-your-own experience specifically is the goal, since that’s simply not confirmed here.
Taylor’s Farm Market is at 178 Pilgrim St in Inwood, in Berkeley County’s Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt. The coordinates on file are an Inwood town-center approximation rather than a geocode of the Pilgrim Street address.
Taylor’s Farm Market is a large-scale, established orchard operation best understood as a farm store rather than a pick-your-own destination — its own reported 130,000-bushel production backs up the scale, and its cider donuts and apple dumplings make it worth a stop for anyone driving I-81 through the Eastern Panhandle. Just don’t expect to walk out into an orchard and pick your own fruit here; that’s not what this particular farm offers, as far as this record can confirm.
No specific 2026 season dates are on file. Store hours run Monday-Thursday 10am-5pm, Friday 10am-7pm, and Saturday 11am-7pm, closed Sunday.
You specifically want a pick-your-own experience — no u-pick program was found advertised for this farm.
No u-pick program was found advertised. This appears to be a farm stand selling its own orchard-grown apples rather than an open pick-your-own field.
The farm's 'About Us' page reports growing over 130,000 bushels of its own apples — a substantial scale for the region.
Apple cider donuts and apple dumplings, both baked in-house, per the farm's own site.
Monday-Thursday 10am-5pm, Friday 10am-7pm, Saturday 11am-7pm. The store is closed on Sunday.
Not stated in the record. Specific varieties carried at the market weren't confirmed from the sources checked.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Mon-Sat (closed Sun). 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.
178 Pilgrim St, Inwood, WV 25428, in Berkeley 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 3 other orchards we track in Berkeley County. All Eastern Panhandle Fruit Belt orchards →
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taylorfarmsmarket.com · wvtourism.com
Checked September 2026.