A man stands smiling among rows of blossoming peach trees in an orchard, with delicate pink flowers surrounding him. He is dressed in a dark jacket and pants, enjoying the sunny day. A large white dog is in the foreground, sniffing around the base of one of the trees, while a smaller black and tan dog is seen in the background, exploring the orchard.

Fruit, Juice and Cider | Cedar Creek Orchard

Ended 14 Sept 2024

10am–12pm

$20 pp

$20 ppBookings essential

Cedar Creek Orchard

On Gundungurra Land

Cedar Creek Orchard

269 Mulhollands Rd, Thirlmere NSW 2572
Notes

Under 18s to be accompanied by an adult.

Please dress for the weather and come prepared with warm clothing, sun protection and comfortable, enclosed shoes.

This event may be cancelled in the event of severe weather.

Nathan Silm is a fourth generation family farmer at Cedar Creek Orchard. His entrepreneurial approach to the family business has seen it shift from fruit production to juice manufacturing and into the world of cider. Join Nathan on a personal tour of the orchard, and experience the cider manufacturing and bottling process, finishing with a tasting of Cedar Creek Orchard ciders and juices.

About Cedar Creek Orchard

Cedar Creek Orchard is a 45 hectare property located just outside of Picton. A former poultry farm, the land was purchased by Hugo Silm, an Estonian immigrant, in 1937 and the first apple trees planted in 1940. Today the orchard has 23,000 fruit trees producing apples, peaches, nectarines and persimmons. The family-run business has been making juice since the 1960s and creating premium cider since 2019.
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