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The Orchard on 21st

📍 🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A small, social-media-only u-pick operation in Ammon that lets visitors choose 'you pick or we pick' — but with no confirmed address, phone number, price, or apple variety, this is the least documented orchard in this research batch and needs direct verification before a visit.

Picking your apples

This orchard offers

pick-your-ownpre-picked at the farm stand

Our take

What the record actually confirms

The Orchard on 21st is a small u-pick apple operation in the Ammon area of Bonneville County, Idaho, part of the greater Idaho Falls area. Unlike most other orchards in this research batch, it doesn’t appear to have a dedicated website — its entire public presence, as far as this research could determine, is an Instagram and Facebook account under the handle @theorchardon21st. The orchard describes itself there as a “You Pick or We Pick Apple Orchard,” a phrase that directly tells visitors they have a choice: pick apples themselves, or have staff pick for them. It operates specifically on Saturdays in October, according to those social posts, and takes pre-orders through a Google Form linked in its Instagram bio.

A genuinely different kind of listing

This record is worth approaching differently than most of the other, better-documented orchards in this file. There’s no street address, no phone number, no pricing, and no named apple varieties anywhere in the sources checked. That’s not a case of the research overlooking easily available information — it reflects what appears to be a genuinely small-scale, social-media-run operation without the kind of commercial web presence that most other orchards in this batch maintain. The absence of a public address in particular means a visitor can’t simply plan a route the way they could for any other listing here; contact needs to happen through Instagram or Facebook first.

The “You Pick or We Pick” model

The one clear operational detail available is the choice the orchard offers between self-picking and having apples picked on your behalf. That flexibility could suit a range of visitors — families who want the full picking experience, or people who’d rather just show up (or have apples ready via pre-order) without spending time in the orchard themselves. The Google Form pre-order system suggests some degree of organization behind the social-media presence, even without a formal website, and it’s worth using that form or messaging the account directly to ask the practical questions this record can’t answer: where exactly to go, what to expect to pay, and which apples are available.

What’s still missing

Nearly everything a visitor would normally want to confirm before a trip — address, phone number, hours beyond “Saturdays in October,” pricing, and variety names — is absent from the available sources. This is the most information-sparse orchard in this entire Idaho and Utah research batch, and it should be treated accordingly: as a lead worth following up on directly through the orchard’s own social media, not as a fully documented listing ready to act on.

Bottom line

The Orchard on 21st offers a distinctive, flexible you-pick-or-we-pick model on Saturdays in October, but almost every other practical detail — location, contact number, pricing, and varieties — is unconfirmed. Anyone interested should reach out via Instagram or Facebook (@theorchardon21st) or the Google Form linked there before assuming any of the specifics that would normally appear in a listing like this.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Saturdays in October, per posts from the orchard's own Instagram and Facebook accounts (@theorchardon21st) — no specific dates or year are attached, so confirm current-season Saturdays directly through their social media.

Who it suits

Good for

  • visitors who want to choose between picking their own apples or having them picked for them
  • people comfortable pre-ordering through a Google Form linked in the orchard's Instagram bio
  • Ammon/Idaho Falls-area visitors looking for a small, local, non-commercial-scale option

Skip it if

you need a confirmed address or phone number before you can plan a visit — neither is available for this orchard.

Common questions

What days is the orchard open?

Saturdays in October, according to posts from the orchard's own Instagram and Facebook accounts. No specific dates or confirmed year are given.

Where is it located?

Not stated in the record. No street address could be found in available sources for this Ammon-area operation.

How do I order or reserve apples?

The orchard describes taking pre-orders through a Google Form linked in its Instagram bio, per the record.

Can I pick my own apples, or are they picked for me?

Both options are offered — the orchard's own Instagram bio frames it as 'You Pick or We Pick,' letting visitors choose.

What apple varieties are available, and what do they cost?

Not stated in the record. No variety names or pricing were found in available sources.

When is The Orchard on 21st open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Saturdays in October. Check with the orchard before driving out.

How much does apple picking cost at The Orchard on 21st?

Pricing was not published when we last checked.

Can I pick my own apples at The Orchard on 21st?

Yes — it's a pick-your-own orchard, with pre-picked apples at the farm stand too.

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Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openSaturdays in October
HoursNot published
Starting priceNot published
Cider donutsNo
Cider millNo
CountyBonneville County
RegionEastern Idaho

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

facebook.com

Checked September 2026.