Great place but they no longer grow strawberries. I miss them. I picked for 26 yrs with my Mother.read more

Mmmmmmmmmmmm, acres of sweet, juicy strawberries…read more When you combine friendly staff, a fun tractor ride to the picking area and a well-tended strawberry patch, it's hard not too love Prellwitz Produce. The fields are extremely prolific, my daughter and I filled our flat with eight pounds of strawberries in less than 30 minutes. The cost of our bounty was a mere $12 ($1.50 per pound for the math-adverse readers of this review). The condition of the fields impressed me - the plants were all healthy. A thick layer of straw mulch covered the fields, keeping the weeds at bay and preventing the ripe strawberries from touching the ground. The plants looked healthy with no spots on the dark green leaves of the plants. They grow three breeds (Honeoye, Cavendish and Jewell) to extend the length of the picking season. While not a certified organic producer, Prellwitz Produce adheres to integrated pest management practices. I also enjoyed the friendly, courteous staff, from the driver of the tractor that drove us to the picking area to the staff members that volunteered to carry our loaded flats back to our car. I can't wait to return for raspberry and sweet corn seasons!

This Orchard has all your needs met from homemade jams, cider, fresh baked delights a plenty to…read moreapples galore!!! Heritage Orchard truly offered the best prices on apples and treats as well. We purchased a few that left us yearning for more!

This was the only store open and a huge life saver for us during the snow storm in December. We…read morewere staying at the motel across the street and had no food available. My husband who is from Morocco was very pleasantly suprised to see this Halal market on our first visit to Wisconsin. The owners were very friendly and helped us gather up enough food for our meals in the motel. We will definitely be coming back.

From the owner: Products: 14 Varieties Of Rice, Frozen read more

bakery people are just rude!! They no longer have any outdoor crafts, pumpkins or decor at least…read morenot now. Perhaps it's too early?

One of my family and I favorite places to visit!! We never leave without some sort of yummy treat…read more The staff is always friendly, the facility is always clean and it's just a great part of Waupun. We love seeing the giant pumpkin come fall.

Such a cute apple orchard with so much more. The apples are reasonably priced and tasty. The store…read morehas cute decor, clothes, and all kinds of local food. Super friendly service and it looks to have fun fall activities for families. Call before you go because Yelp says closed on Sunday and they were not closed (maybe because in the fall they're open on Sundays). I'll be back!

The owner was just rude to us as we were trying to find some apples to pick and I am not really…read moresure what we were doing wrong! I mean she yelled so much she made our kid cry. We used to have fun there and now will not go back. Boo to a place that should just be chill afternon. Bad owner and bad business :(

Incredible corn, fruit and veggies available onsite at the farm or any of their roadside stands…read more Love that their farm is open on rainy/inclement weather days even if the roadside stands are closed. Remarkable size and taste to their corn in August. The stuff found in grocery stores is no comparison to the amazing WI grown corn that Sunny Hill produces. Be sure to try their excellent Michigan blueberries as well.

Just picked up some corn on the cob from one of their roadside stands. Baked it in the oven at 350…read morefor half an hour husk and all. Absolute perfection, pops off in your mouth and practically melts there. Sprinkled it with smoked hickory salt and a little red pepper. Highly recommend!

Another long time family business that I love so much. I love going out here to pick strawberries…read more The fields are packed with plants bearing ripe fruit and some interesting "weeds" like lamb's quarter and chamomile. No sprays used here. Compare that to the videos of people in moon suits spraying commercial strawberry fields. A nice young man directed us to the best picking place. Asked if we wanted a ride on a wagon, as the area we were going to was at the far end of the field. We declined, we're not that far gone....yet. We picked a six quart flat in about 20 minutes. It was like a treasure hunt, searching for gems tucked into the greenery. Weighed and paid by a chatty and pleasant lady. Late June to early July is the strawberry season hereabouts. Of all the places to get berries right now, I prefer Greiling's. I like their attitude, spirituality, and philosophy on agriculture. Tonight I'll eat strawberries until I break out in hives. A small price to pay for such a pleasure.

From the owner: About UsNeil and Karen Greiling have 60 years of experience raising strawberries. Neil grew up on a…read morefruit and vegetable farm that his father, Clarence F. Greiling, established in 1933.Neil, 84, began his tractor driving career at age 8 while his father engaged the tractor dealer in a long conversation. While the two men stood on the side of the field, Neil grew impatient sitting on the tractor. He decided hed learned plenty watching his dad. He surprised both his father and the dealer with his precision driving. After Clarence got over his initial panic, he waved his approval and Neil finished the days plowing.Today, Neil handles the majority of the work himself. His daughter assists him.If you chose to call, you will hear Karens friendly voice. She enjoys answering the phone, sharing how the crop is doing, and providing directions to the farm.Karen, 74, spent her childhood helping her father with his potato wholesale business. In her youth, she confidently lifted 100 pound bags of potatoes.