The Isom Familywelcomes you to

Millstone Creek Orchards

WE hope that you Enjoy tonight's

showing of

James and the Giant Peach

The Apple Barn Store

While a visit to the Orchard can be exciting, it's important to be safe. Millstone Creek Orchards is an active working farm. Although we rarely have any problems, teachers and chaperones must be responsible for their children at all times. Here are a few things to keep in mind if you're planning to come and visit us on the farm.

Things to Remember When you Visit

Reminders: Parents or chaperones must accompany all youth groups. For groups visiting in the morning, it is suggested that boots or old shoes be worn because the orchard may be wet. Rain days will have to be rescheduled for your group. Bees are important to our orchard, but bee stings can be dangerous to those who are allergic to them. Please be aware of any bee sting allergies among your group and be prepared to render any emergency first aid that may be needed.

About Our OrchardOur Orchard is the perfect place to enjoy a day on a working farm, picnic, and walk the trails with family and friends. See first hand how our apples and peaches are grown in the beautiful orchards right here in North Carolina. Relax and soak in the view from our tractor-drawn hay wagon during your ride through the Orchards. In addition, learn the history of the orchard and have your questions answered.Needs to

be tailored to

movie night