Gifford Homestead - Historical place in Teasdale - Capitol Reef National Park, Scenic Dr, USA

Pies were amazing! Warm, freshly made and tasted great! We visited during the July 4th week. There was plenty of parking and benches to sit on. Yes, get there early because they do sell out quickly, I guess that's a good sign!

WE LOVE THE PIES. they saved our breakfast for three days in Hanksville as there was no sweet breakfast. We drove an hour just to have it. Getting more and mor expensive but we are addicted to their pies. Also tried the cinnamon rolls- very good.

Cute cottage just up the road from the Capital Reef Visitor Center. They have an assortment of jellies and sauces to buy as well as bakery goods. Maybe get there early as everything was sold out when we arrived in the afternoon.

The old Gifford House is now a museum/gift shop and is located on the Scenic Drive just before the Fruita Campground. The staff were very nice and friendly and they sell a wide variety items including freshly baked fruit pies, ice cream, pickled and canned veg, jams, sweets and souvenirs! The real star of the shop un my opinion is their freshly made pies! We got a couple of different pie flavours and if I were to pick a favourite I would chose the peach pie as first and the strawberry-rhubarb pie as my second! You got to get their early though as the pies sell out fast! The store divided into 2 main rooms that serve as the shop and then there is a smaller thrid room to the back that is full of old pictures and items of bygone days! Outside there is a nice grassy sitting area to the front of the old house. Its ideal to sit here and enjoy those delicious pies as the trees provide plenty of shad!

stopped in here two days in a row because the experience was so delightful! strawberry rhubarb, peach, cherry, mixed berry, and apple pies—all $8.50 a pie (but the perfect size to split between two people)—made fresh daily! but get there early, they sell out quick! highly recommend the apple pie, it felt like we were enjoying our grandma’s homemade pie. there’s seating outside to enjoy your treat. they also had lots of wonderful things for sale, including some great stickers that the visitor center didn’t have!

Really cute gift shop with pies and ice cream! You must try both!! They have a nice grassy sitting area outside. Such a great place to go for an afternoon refresher. Apparent it’s not open all year but we were there in June and it was open! They do run out of pies before the end of the day so make sure to go by sooner =]

This small little estate is just beyond the visitor center at Capitol Reef national Park. I had heard about it on a podcast so I decided to stop in and check it out. The podcasters raved about the pie so that was my original goal. But once you get inside there's plenty of other items to take home. I ended up taking home some gala, apple preserves and a basil and tomato soup in addition to four different flavored pies. I definitely recommend stopping in if you're in the area and at least trying one of the pies.

Pies galore. Berry pie and the strawberry rhubarb pie were hits. The peach pie was average. No gluten free options which is a miss.