Hinesburg

Submitted by Dellinger503 t3_xwj5j6 in vermont

So my wife and I will be in Hinesburg from October 12th through the 16th. She would like to visit a pumpkin patch corn maze Apple patch apple cider donut type place, any suggestions would be helpful. We're looking to not travel terribly far from Hinesburg. within an hour probably the most thanks for your help everybody!

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mcnut14 t1_ir6u6to wrote

You must go Yates Orchard in Monkton (has a Hinesburg address) for apples, cider, creemees, etc. Make sure to get a dreemee (fresh, hot cider donut with creemee on top - get maple or apple cider flavor).

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whaletacochamp t1_ir6txr2 wrote

She wants you to take pictures of her for insta, doesn't she?

Jk - apples will be a bit far gone by then BUT i would check out Stine Orchard (formerly Boyers) they usually have live music, drinks, fall activities, etc each weekend. It's in Monkton so a short jaunt from Hinesburg.

You can also check out Sam Mazzas for more pumpkin-y stuff and a corn maze. They are in Colchester, probably 40ish minutes from Hinesburg

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Dellinger503 OP t1_ir6ub5k wrote

She doesn't even have an Instagram, normally she's not like this but I quote" I want to do some white girl shit if we're going to be in Vermont during the fall" lol

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whaletacochamp t1_ir6wtvo wrote

Fair enough! Definitely check out Stines and Mazzas. Stines also has a winery/cidery.

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elienman t1_ir6ta1e wrote

Nice sunflower stroll and pick your own pumpkin patch at Farr farm in Richmond (15 min. drive from Hinesburg). If you drive in from Hinesburg on the Hinesburg/Richmond Rd you'll see it on your left just before you enter the village.

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TheSunflowerSeeds t1_ir6tbuv wrote

Not all plants are completely edible. However, you can actually consume the entire sunflower in one form or another. Right from the root to the petals.

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njpanther t1_ir70p25 wrote

Sadly the sunflowers are already spent for the year. Pumpkins are still around though!

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