Long Family Orchard & Farm is a historic destination in Comm

Long Family Orchard & Farm

Long Family Orchard &amp; Farm is a historic destination in Commerce Township, Michigan, that has been family-owned and operated since 1876. Located at 1540 E Commerce Rd, this 150-year-old farm serves as a premier local cider mill and seasonal attraction for the surrounding Oakland County community. Visitors can enjoy a traditional farm experience that spans from spring harvests to autumn festivities. The farm specializes in fresh-pressed cider, hot cinnamon sugar donuts, and a variety of seasonal produce including asparagus, sweet corn, and apples. During the fall season, the property transforms into a vibrant Fun Farm featuring a corn maze, u-pick pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a petting farm. Guests can also enjoy additional activities like apple cannons and jumping pillows, or reserve private fire pits for group gatherings. With 150 years of continuous operation, Long Family Orchard &amp; Farm offers a genuine, family-oriented atmosphere where guests can connect with the land and local traditions. Customers can expect a transparent, cashless experience with convenient online ticketing options and a welcoming environment that has earned hundreds of positive reviews from the local community.

Oakland County

Detroit Metropolitan Area

White Lake-Highland

Michigan

Long Family Orchard & Farm is a historic destination in Commerce Township, Michigan, that has been family-owned and operated since 1876. Located at...

Three Lakeland varsity wrestlers medaled in the Oakland County two-day tournament in Oxford Dec. 20-21. Forty-two schools participated in the tournament. Medaling for Lakeland were:<ul><li>Freshman Nolan Klapec, second place in the 103-pound weight class.</li><li>Junior Andy Bovay, third place in the 171-weight class.</li><li>Junior and team captain William Jacobs, fourth place in the 160-pound weight class.</li></ul>Lakeland placed 14th overall in team standings.

Three Lakeland varsity wrestlers medaled in the Oakland County two-day tournament in Oxford Dec. 20-21.

Forty-two schools participated in the tournament. Medaling for Lakeland were:<ul><li>Freshman Nolan Klapec, second place in the 103-pound weight class.</li><li>Junior Andy Bovay, third place in the 171-weight class.</li><li>Junior and team captain William Jacobs, fourth place in the 160-pound weight class.</li></ul>Lakeland placed 14th overall in team standings.

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