Nicholson’s Orchard Fresh Fruit Stand
Fresh local fruit, flowers, and farm goods in the heart of the Peshastin Valley.
Visit The Fruit Stand
Address:
Our address isn’t very GPS friendly, but the fruit stand is easy to find! We’re located on the corner of Campbell Road and US Hwy 97 in Peshastin.
For the best directions, search “Nicholson’s Orchard Fresh” in Google Maps or enter Campbell Road, Peshastin into your GPS.
Hours:
Open daily when in season
June-October
10am-5pm
What’s In Stock
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Cherries
The first fruit of the season! We carry a rotating selection of sweet cherries including varieties like Coral Champagne, Santina, Bing, Lapin, Sweetheart, and of course the beloved Rainier.
Season: June – July
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Apricots
Available around the first of July, apricots are one of the sweetest early summer treats. Common varieties include Goldstrike, Rival, and Perfection, with 20-lb boxes and #2 boxes often available for those looking to can, bake, or preserve.
Season: Early July
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Strawberries
Grown locally in Leavenworth at Blooms n’ Berries Farm, these organic strawberries are sweet, juicy, and bursting with summer flavor.
Season: July
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Blueberries
Available July through August, these blueberries come from Falls View Orchard in Manson, Washington. They’re big, beautiful, and bursting with flavor—perfect for snacking or baking.
Season: July – August
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Peaches
Grown right here on Blewett Pass, our peaches are some of the sweetest around. The season begins in mid-July with clingstone peaches and continues through September with freestone varieties. Popular varieties include J.H. Hale, Red Haven, Elberta, Red Globe, O’Henry, and Donut Peaches, with 20-lb boxes and #2 boxes often available for canning or baking.
Season: July – September
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Nectarines
Nectarines
Available from late July through September, nectarines are sweet, juicy, and smooth-skinned—like a peach without the fuzz. Common varieties include Independence, Red Gold, and Sunglo, with 20-lb and #2 boxes often available during the season.
Season: July – September
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Pluots
From Betancourt’s Orchard in Rock Island, Washington, these certified organic pluots are a delicious cross between plums and apricots. We carry several varieties from August through October, including Flavor Supreme, Flavor Rosa, Flavor Heart, Flavor Grenade, and Red Hiromi.
Season: August – October
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Apples
All of our apples are grown right here at Nicholson Orchards. Harvest begins in August and continues through October, with a wide variety including Gravenstein, Early Gold, Ginger Gold, Honeycrisp, Gala, Empire, Macoun, Jonagold, Fuji, McIntosh, Winter Banana, Piñata, Cameo, Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Winesap, and Granny Smith.
Season: August – October
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Pears
Grown right here at Nicholson Orchards, our pears are available August through October. Varieties include Starkrimson, Bartlett, Bosc, D’Anjou, and Concorde.
Season: August – October
More Than Just Fruit
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Seasonal vegetables
Our small, organically managed garden focuses on growing nutritious vegetables while caring for healthy soils. In 2025, look for tomatoes, garlic, summer squash, cucumbers, peppers, and fresh herbs grown right here on the farm.
We also partner with Campo Farm & Kitchen and other local growers to bring additional seasonal vegetables to the stand, including Walla Walla sweet onions, green beans, mixed greens, carrots, and winter squash.
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![Fresh yellow and white corn on the cob with green husks, held in a person's hand over a yellow crate filled with corn husks and silks.]()
Sweet corn
Grown by our friends at Kallstrom Farms, this corn is incredibly sweet, juicy, and full of flavor. Delivered fresh weekly from July through September, it’s one of the highlights of summer at the stand.
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Fresh pressed cider
Pressed fresh each week by our friend Lee at Bridges Orchard in Wenatchee, Washington, this apple cider is a fall favorite at the stand—sweet, crisp, and full of fresh orchard flavor.
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Pumpkins & winter squash
As autumn settles in, the stand fills with pumpkins and winter squash, perfect for decorating your porch, baking pies, and celebrating the cozy side of the harvest season.
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Honey
Raw wildflower honey from Oroville, Washington, rich in flavor and naturally full of antioxidants. A perfect way to sweeten tea, baked goods, or fresh fruit. Available in two sizes all season long.
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Roasted nuts
From Almond Blossom Roasted Nuts in Cashmere, these small-batch roasted nuts come in a variety of fun flavors like Curry Coconut Cashews and Cinnamon Vanilla Almonds. A perfect snack for travelers passing through. Available all season.
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![A glass bottle of Goodness Sisters Rhubarb Vanilla Bean Syrup on a rustic wooden surface, with a wooden crate and basket with red tomatoes in the background.]()
Simple syrups
From Simple Goodness Sisters in Buckley, Washington, these handcrafted garden-to-glass simple syrups are made with the best ingredients and pair beautifully with the fresh fruit and herbs available at our stand. Perfect for summer cocktails and refreshing drinks.
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Stickers & cards
From Heirloom Design in Leavenworth, artist Shelby Campbell creates beautiful hand-painted designs inspired by the valley we call home. We carry a selection of stickers and greeting cards, perfect to pair with a bouquet or small gift.
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Merch
Don’t forget to check out our Nicholson Orchards merch while you're visiting the stand. From stickers to cozy tees, it’s a fun way to take a little piece of the farm home with you.
Fresh Flowers From Crickside Blooms
During the summer months you'll also find fresh, seasonal bouquets from Crickside Blooms at the fruit stand. Each bouquet is grown right here on the farm and harvested by hand from our no-till flower fields.
Our flowers are naturally grown and change with the seasons, bringing the beauty of the farm straight to your table.
Perfect for:
• brightening up your home
• gifting to a friend
• grabbing alongside fresh fruit
FAQs
Is your fruit organic?
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Our fruit is not certified organic, but it is grown with great care using responsible farming practices. Growing high-quality fruit in our region requires careful management of pests and disease, and we follow industry best practices to ensure our fruit is safe, healthy, and delicious.
Do you offer U-Pick?
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No, we do not offer U-pick at Nicholson Orchards. All of our fruit is carefully harvested and brought to the fruit stand so you can enjoy it at peak ripeness.
If you're looking for a U-pick experience, we recommend visiting Stutzman Ranch, the only U-pick orchard in the area.
Do you sell fruit by the box?
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Yes! Many of our fruits are available by the box during peak harvest. We often offer 20-lb boxes as well as discounted #2 fruit, which are perfect for canning, baking, freezing, or preserving.
Availability changes throughout the season, so check Instagram for daily updates or ask when you visit the stand.
How can I contact you?
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day. Or send us a direct message on Instagram.
The best way to see what’s fresh at the fruit stand each day is by following along on Instagram. We share regular updates throughout the season so you can see what’s ripe, what just arrived, and what’s coming next.
From cherry season to apple harvest, we post daily updates from the stand along with glimpses of life on the farm and flowers in bloom.
Follow along and come say hi!
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