What's ripe at Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) this week
Week of November 2 · updates automatically
Nothing is typically ripe here right now. Next up: apples from early August.
Dates for Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) follow the typical seasons for Washington, adjusted for the local frost dates (last spring frost around April 26). Crops ripen with the weather, not the calendar, so confirm with the farm the day before.
About Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place)
Where is Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place)?
The address is 17499 North Sands Road, Mead, WA 99021.
Where else can you pick your own near Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place)?
Cherry Hill in Mead (under 1 mile), Hidden Acres Orchards in Mead (under 1 mile) and Wellen's Luscious Fruit and Antiques in Mead (under 1 mile).
When is the best time to visit Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place)?
Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) is in Washington, where the usual window is August–October for apples. At the weather station nearest Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place), the last spring frost comes around April 26 and the first fall frost around October 15. Dates shift with the weather, so confirm with Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) before you go.
How far is Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) from Spokane?
Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) is about 13 miles northeast of Spokane, WA, measured in a straight line. Road distance is usually a bit longer, so use the directions link for the drive time.
How warm is it at Bountiful Countryside Orchard (formerly Sundown Brown's Place) during apple season?
During the usual apple season in Washington (August to October), daytime highs near Mead average 60–86 °F, with measurable rain on about 3 days a month. Go early in the day, before the heat builds. Source: NOAA climate normals for 1991–2020 at the closest station, so any single year can differ.