This is my first time visiting this market in the middle of country Farms. I was surprised when I…read morepulled up. There was a tour bus. The market is smaller than I imagined, but it was stacked with lots of goodies. There were samples throughout and I really enjoyed the tart cherry juice and picked up a bottle to take home. They also had blue Amish popcorn, which is a treat. I was surprised there weren't any regular restrooms but just a portable outside which an employee told me even they must use. No thank you. I guess it's too early for fresh corn even though it was sold at the market it was not from Wisconsin because it is too early. So that was a little disappointing, thinking I was getting fresh corn.

Everything they have is just wonderful. Not only does everything taste great, their selection of…read morejams, pickles and dressings are plentiful. I especially love the Russian Dill Spears. Sweet and crispy

A Door County farmer's market will never disappoint. Known for their dairy and baked goods, you…read moreknow it's going to be good. With 4 or 5 streets you can find a bit of everything. First off, buy the Amish doughnuts. Still warm from the fryer, they're bites of heaven. Just to note, the Amish only take cash or checks. From other venders, I also bought jewelry, locally harvests maple syrup, homemade rhubarb bread, jam, and some of the best cheese I've ever had Only open on Saturdays and totally worth your time if you're in Sturgeon Bay

I always enjoy our Saturday morning visits to the SB Farmers market. It has a number of crafty…read morestalls along with flowers, produce and some food offerings like brats and burgers. My favorite is PTY's Kitchen. Love the egg rolls, stuffed chicken and crab rangoons!

Hillside is a cute little place to get apples, pumpkins, mums, gifts, etc. You cannot beat the…read moreprices. Five big pumpkins for $27.50. They have a huge variety of pumpkins too. The mums are beautiful and last. You can pick your own apples or buy apples already picked. It gets busy but they manage the lines and crowds well. I go here every fall and love it.

Love this place! Cute decorations, caramel apples, cider, pumpkins,goards, everything tasted fresh…read morebacked apple pie with apples I picked so good even pumpkins love the variety. Gonna try and come back this way every year.

This is definitely our favorite shop in door county. Cute little place. Bought a few things from a…read morescarf to some Halloween decorations, to some donuts. I am totally HOOKED on their Honeycrisp apples. They had the BEST cider slushie. We talk about it all year until we get out there. SO DISSAPOINTED that they got rid of the machine this year! Please bring it back!

People seem to love this place. As a full-time RV'er, I've been to many orchards and farm stores…read more This place was packed with people trying samples and grabbing goods to take home. I love apple cider donuts, but Wisconsin is known for its cherries. I was not a fan of the cherry donut sample I tried. I did end up getting some coffee, jelly, and dried cherries to take home. They have lots of home decor items and cherry donuts that are deep-fried into chips, which I did not try. You can also get a cup of coffee, and they have lots of pie and baked goods. Prices were pretty typical for these types of stands. $3 for small items and $10 for larger canned items

I had such a great time at the Green Bay Farmers Market! There were so many vendors to browse…read morethrough with a mix of fresh produce, beautiful flowers, and some really yummy food trucks. I ended up picking up cherries, kohlrabi, and a few sweet treats to take home. Everything felt fresh and full of variety. If you're in the area, definitely check this place out :) there's truly something for everyone and plenty of vendors to choose from. A perfect weekend stop!

Green Bay has two downtown Farmers Markets. This one is on Walnut St and is held on Saturday…read moremornings from late May until Oct. The other one is across the river on Broadway St. It is held on Wednesday's, late Afternoon/early evening. Both are great! Not sure which one I like better. They both have many of the same vendors, but the time of day and location, bring a little different vibe to the events. The great thing about the Saturday one is it's in the morning. A little bit more laid back. It's a great way to start your morning with coffee and a pastry while you shop the many stands from local farmers, restaurants and businesses. The Wednesday one is on Broadway which has a few more bars and restaurants, so it has a little bit more of a "happy hour" feel to it (if you want to enjoy some music, food and booze this would be your pick). I look forward to getting to as many as possible. Even when I don't need anything... yet I always find something to buy! Farmers Markets in Green Bay, to me, means it's finally nice out!

I just love the produce here. Today we got a 3 pound bag of peas today. The price was $13.00. They…read morewere just picked a day ago. The U-pick strawberry patch is now open. That's what I like best about this farm market. Everything is fresh picked and that comes out in the quality and taste. Sweet corn season can't get here soon enough. They have the best around.

Wilfert Farms is the best! They are constantly updating FB on what veggies and fruit they have…read moreavailable for sale. They also notify customers when produce is sold out. This week they had blueberries from lower Michigan. So sweet and tasty. This is a nice simple clean farm with pretty much every seasonal vegetable available. The service is always friendly. I love to eat local vegetables. This week I bought peas and kohlrabi. The veggies taste way better than grocery bought. Support local!

Lots of great cherries to pick but the people were less than friendly except the people giving out…read morebuckets. The gentleman at the pitting machine was a total grump and didn't bother to tell us that we were first supposed to pay for the cherries and bring the receipt to him. Needless to say that we got chastised by the cashier for not following the right order of things. While the pitting is great, they were rinsed with so much water that was not well drained so by the time we got home the cherries were a mushy, waterlogged mess. It is doubtful we will be back.

No frills apple and cherry orchard close to Sturgeon Bay, WI. We came during the off-season so we…read moredid not get a chance to pick anything ourselves but there was a great assortment of fresh apples with samples of each variety available to try. I liked that I was able to compare before I bought a whole bag. Prices were very reasonable here. They were either cheaper or spot on as to other touristy places we stopped at. All of the cherry preserves, jams, salsas, pie filling, candy, etc. you could want that make Door County famous. They also were selling a number of autumn decor like gourds and pumpkins. There was a playground for the kids to play on but not much else like you might find at other orchards. This one is a working orchard and the biggest draw is the chance to pick your own fruit. Even still, it was worth the visit.

No entry fee, lots of exhibits (historical, petting zoo, equestrian demonstration, and more!),…read morefood, family activities, and a kids craft and games station with lots to do.

Pick Your Own Apples, just like it use-ta be! 0n The Oneida Reservation…read more Drive out highway 54 east of Green Bay, just past the city of Hobart On a beautiful Wisconsin country road, and into the Oneida Nation Reservation. On top of a small hill, you'll find the store and orchard. Stop in the store and get directed to the right orchard and bags for your pickin's. They are very nice and tell you how to pick the ripe and ready. I went for the sweet Honey Golds.. "make sure there's a pink blush on one of the apple's cheeks" I didn't know apples had cheeks! They were easy to spot and pick. AND TREE RIPE SWEET. They also have Macintosh, Cortlands, with twenty other varieties. I didn't have time but you can sometimes also pick fresh produce products ... strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, sweet corn, squash and pumpkins. Pick your own apples & vegetables or buy at the retail store. When you've picked your lot you go back into the store to weigh and pay. Stock up on their locally raised Angus beef or buffalo meat AND OF COURSE spicy Sheboygan style brats too. (beats the heck outta Bavarian or Stadium style) YOU BETCHA!

Lautenbach's is one of our favorite markets to visit in Door County. There's a great selection of…read morelocal products, including jams, salsa, pies, snacks, and wine. Our favorites are the cherry salsa and the pies--we always make sure to pick some up when we visit. The market is much bigger than it first appears, with a separate wine section and plenty of goodies for both adults and kids. Outside, there's a large parking area, a peaceful view of the orchard, corn hole games, and even a food truck in the back serving grilled cheese. It can get very busy, but the staff has always been friendly and helpful. There's something here for just about every age, whether you're shopping for Door County treats, browsing the wine selection, or just enjoying the orchard atmosphere. Definitely one of our regular stops whenever we're in Door County. Thank You

SO FUN! We came here for wine tasting on our anniversary and they gave us an extra wine tasting for…read morefree to celebrate. It was a bubbly wine. All wines were delicious that we tried! Really cute inside and out. Very nice outdoor area as well. Tons of goodies in the shop! We purchased cherry donuts and they were amazing and fresh! One of my favorite things from our door county trip. They also had sample of juices to try - the cherry apple juice was my favorite! We actually returned on our last day to go cherry picking! It was so fun, not crowded at all, and prices were reasonable. Highly recommend stopping here for all of your door county cherry and wine tasting needs!

I saw a sign for maple syrup, missed the driveway, but backed up to turn in. Called the phone…read morenumber on the door and before anyone picked up, Mel came around the corner. Inside the big space with a custom fridge and tables and chairs, the season's harvest awaited. Some fresh, some pickled, all enticing. I got honey, maple syrup, pickled dilly beans, homemade salsa, and pickled asparagus. (Had three more days of driving so didn't get anything fresh.) The honey is raw and veggies organic. Mel was warm and inviting. It was worth driving backwards for 100 yards.