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NEW FOR 2019!
WEEKEND COUNTRY FAIR TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLINE!
Wiard's Cider Mill and Apple Orchard was founded in Michigan by George Wiard in 1837. Visitors can enjoy u-pick apples, u-pick pumpkin patch, drink delicious cider, roam through a corn maze, climb on a hayride, or reserve a field trip, Wiard’s is the orchard for you. Wiard's is one of the most popular things to do in the Ann Arbor area – we are located in Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan outside Metro Detroit.
Wiard’s Country Fair agri-entertainment park is fun for all: orchards, cider mill, u-pick apples, corn maze, u-pick pumpkin patch, apple cannon, giant inflatables, Old West hayrides, petting farm, miniature golf, Straw Mountain, Haunted Barn, multiple children’s play areas, hot food and much more.
Visit our Country Store and Bakery featuring Michigan cider mill, donuts, fresh baked pies, jams, jellies, honey and apple salsas.
Wiard’s “Night Terrors,” the premier Haunted thrill park in Michigan, featuring 6 attractions for one low admission: the Haunted Barn, The Asylum, Splattertown, The Mindshaft, Hayrides of the Lost, and Alien Caged Clowns.
Wiard’s host corporate picnics, field trips, birthday parties, and family reunions.
Seven generations of the Wiard family have served Metro Detroit for over 183 years. Today the apple orchard and cider
mill near Ann Arbor covers nearly 100 acres, with many diversified operations. These include the Cider Mill, Country Store,
u-pick apples and u-pick pumpkin patch, Country Fair, Corn Maze, Field trips, corporate picnics, school trips, birthday parties, evening hayrides and Night Terrors. The greatest value and maximum scare in haunted house entertainment is in the month of October. Call (734) 390-9211 for additional details.
News & Updates
Lately I’ve Been Thinking
Lately I’ve been thinking about how much I miss my teammates at the orchard. As the winter stretches slowly into spring, the days get longer and the cold dark of winter moves out, my heart turns back towards the orchard and the happenings onsite there. A version of “spring fever” perhaps; a version that seasonal operations know well; an eagerness to pull the team back together, to be a part of breathing success into the operation.
Andrew Carnegie says: “Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results.”
At Wiard’s Orchards we are common people and year after year we strive for those uncommon results; delicious donuts, yummy caramel apples, refreshing apple cider, crispy sweet fresh apples, fun filled Country Fair days and fright filled Night Terror evenings for our guests. Working together as a team to bring uncommon results, yep, that is what spring fever is calling me back too.