Orchard wedding rentals
Rows for the aisle, open sky for the ceremony, and the cidery a short walk away for the toast.
Fig. 1 — The rows, in season.
Festival weekends fill the hollow; the tasting room pours the hard cider. Both begin in the same rows.
U-pick apples, hard cider, harvest festival weekends — all in one hollow outside Ithaca.
Festival weekends are the fullest version of this place: the rows open for picking, the tasting room pouring hard cider, and the grounds given over to the harvest.
The rowsOpen end to end for picking, with the apples still on the tree.
The tasting roomHard cider poured by the glass, a short walk from the rows.
The groundsNeighbours, families, and everyone who came out for the season.
Festival weekends run with the harvest — the season sets the schedule.
The tasting room sits at the end of the picking, where the apples become cider. Come in, take a glass, and stay as long as the afternoon allows.
U-pick is the plainest pleasure the hollow offers: rows open to anyone willing to carry home what they pick. Bring the family out, take the long way back, and let the afternoon run its course.
The hollow is rented, walked, and joined — for weddings, school field trips, and the cider club.
Rows for the aisle, open sky for the ceremony, and the cidery a short walk away for the toast.
Class groups come out to walk the rows. The lesson is mostly apples; the classroom is a row of trees.
A standing invitation for the regulars — join once and the hollow keeps a place for you.
Harvest Hollow Orchard & Cidery is in Ithaca, New York, where the picking, the pressing and the pouring all happen in one hollow. Festival weekends and tasting room visits are the two best ways in.
Ithaca, New York
Hard cider, poured for tasting.
Run with the harvest.
U-pick apples · Wedding rentals · Field trips · Cider club