Myers Apple Farm closed for 2022 season ‘due to unforeseen circumstances’
by Fallon Hewitt - Spectator Reporter from on (#62ZCY)
A Copetown apple farm known for its annual pick-your-own offering will not be operating this fall.
On their website, Myers Apple Farm posted a message announcing that due to unforeseen circumstances," the grower would not be opening for the 2022 season.
No further details were provided on the closure. The Spectator has reached out to the farm for additional information and is awaiting a response.
Orchard owner Bob Myers told The Flamborough Review last fall that the 2021 season was a very good year."
The Highway 52 farm typically grows around 40 varieties of apples and usually offers pick-your-own for visitors from the end of August until the end of October.
Fallon Hewitt is a reporter at The Spectator. fhewitt@thespec.com