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Gilcrease Orchard Fall & Thanksgiving Harvest & Cider Days

Wed, Nov 257:00 AM

Gilcrease Orchard7800 N Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, NV 89131 · 10.9 mi approx. from Las VegasDirections

All ages (Free admission; pay for picked produce and treats)

FreeFree admission & parking; fresh produce, donuts, and gallons of cider priced by weight/item ($4–$10)

About this adventure

For more than 90 years, the historic Gilcrease Orchard in northwest Las Vegas has stood as southern Nevada's agricultural treasure, and its Thanksgiving harvest week is an unmissable family tradition. Families wander through leafy orchard rows to harvest late-season pumpkins, sweet potatoes, hearty winter squashes, leafy greens, and crisp apples fresh off the branch. Visitors flock to the bakery pavilion for the orchard's legendary hot apple cider donuts fried fresh before your eyes, alongside gallons of 100% pure, cold-pressed signature apple cider to grace the Thanksgiving dinner table, accompanied by scenic tractor-drawn wagon tours around the 60-acre desert oasis. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Dirt farm paths and woodchip walkways accommodate rugged jogging strollers and wagons well; standard umbrella strollers may encounter loose soil. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Covered picnic pavilions near the concession area and portable sanitizing stations offer shaded places for baby feeding and family rest. • Age Suitability: All ages, from babies in baby carriers to toddlers picking pumpkins and grandparents enjoying warm cider. • Sensory Tips: Fragrant sweet aromas of fresh cinnamon donuts and cider fill the air; mornings before 10:00 AM offer the calmest, uncrowded farm experience.

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