They were so nice and helpful. We were taken to a row and they said that if we didn't find enough…read moreripe strawberries to let them know and they would give us a different row. That was not a problem at all! We found so many ripe strawberries we would have picked more if we weren't camping nearby and didn't have to eat them all:)

Lovely family farm in a beautiful location. Friendly folks and loads of berries…read more They don't use any chemicals, so my kids could snack as we picked.

This place is a gem! Highly recommended for anyone looking…read morefor the freshest local, in-season produce. The prices are very reasonable as well. They also have beautiful flowers that make for beautiful DIY bouquets !

Absolutely love the Tree Farm …read more Acres and acres of beans, tomatoes , mind blowing varieties of peppers and chilies , kohlrabi, beets, , , , and the delicious onions!! More than anything, their love for the vegetables and the hard work in the process of growing delicious produce shows! Lots of love and respect to Chris and Susan! Ps. Get cash, your own bags, and get ready for the experience. Love and always, Soumya and Jitish.

I passed this place whilst driving though the town. I stopped because raspberries sounded great…read more The raspberries were really good! But they were also wildly expensive at $7 per pint. I also got a jar of pickled dill green beans which I don't see terribly often and they were so good. I need to have those more often. They also had some gorgeous sunflowers, and had they been able to live I would have gotten a few. The stand is un-personed--at least when I was here. They have an honor system going here and you place your cash or check in a lockbox. Since there's no one here to take your payment, just make sure you have one of those two since there's no way to pay by credit card.

I have come two years in a row now to Bures Berry Patch for strawberry picking and have absolutely…read moreloved it! All the employees are super friendly and helpful. The farm is very organized. They provide you the basket and direct you to a row that has not been recently touched to pick at. They encouraged you to snack as you go and I definitely helped myself to several strawberries. The strawberries were well priced in my opinion. I had so much fun doing this and super happy with the selection. The strawberries are very sweet and so much better than what I have seen at the farmers market. They also sold other items at the farm such as peonies, honey, maple syrup, rhubarb, and eggs. They also had a strawberry lemonade stand, and it was super tasty! They had a chicken coop, where they provided portioned cups of food for children to feed the chickens for free. Make sure you check their website before you go to the farm, as they sometimes have to close strawberry picking early due to it needing to ripen more. Overall, great weekend activity and highly recommend!

Excellent strawberries if you're thinking about making jam, a pie or just eating. Check on…read moreavailability before traveling.

I went here on a Saturday morning, and it wasn't too busy until noon hit. There were a good variety…read moreof apples! Quite a bit were on the ground, but there was a good amount still on the trees when I went in mid October. I got the apple cider brat, and it was great! However, I wish that there were more activities and that there were more fresh products (like fresh, warm donuts). Also, beware of all the wasps!

Recently had an adult child moved to the area and I was looking for some fall activities. Came…read moreacross this Apple picking/you pick farm, which is very close to where she lives plus downtown Madison. There was plenty of parking out front when I arrived on Monday probably around 10 AM/10:30 AM. There was a small cashier station out front. A lady was short brown hair was explaining how the process works and that you would buy a choice of two different size bags. I chose a smaller bag for $22. I was shown the map and I took a picture of it and headed out to the Orchards. Everything is clearly marked and the paths are also well marked however, if you have any mobility challenges, this might be an issue for you. I don't know if there's any tractors that travel out there. There are wagons for younger kids, etc. I went all the way out past the final orchard to the Honeycrisp. I was surprised to see quite a bit of apple still on the tree. Please follow the directions on how to pick them because you do not want to damage the trees. I got a bunch of varieties which all tasted delicious. I then walked through the little store behind the initial cash register. They have already pre-picked apples, frozen cider donuts, and fresh cider for sale. On the day I arrived. They were already sold out of the fresh cider donuts and they were on their way, but I was already departing the location. Before I left, however, I opted to do the you pick raspberries and cherry tomatoes, which was fun although a bit arduous for the raspberries. Everything actually tasted delicious. I would definitely come back for other activities and of course, supporting local farm. I think this is really good for all ages, etc.. I did see a mix of families and young adults on this visit. Be advised of the closing times I believe it closed at 1 PM on Monday. It was just a fun experience.

A bit of a hidden jump, that offers wonderful items from pies to fruits to crafts. We only found…read morethis place in late in the season and will be going back to enjoy all they have to offer. We are addicted to their cherry pies.

Stopped here on a whim and was pleasantly surprised by how much the market has to offer! Apple…read morepicking, raspberry picking, a market full with anything you can think of (baked goods, meat, apples, donuts, etc). There was even a pizza food truck there while we visited! Very cute, would definitely recommend

The berries are delicious and they have their process down, with people helping you park and…read morehelping you to find your row to start picking. The easiest is to prepay for a container and pick until you have what you want. Price is equivalent to a grocery store but for fresh local produce. It does get crowded, it can get muddy, and they don't take credit cards. It's a farm. Watch social media for their updates they're really good about telling you when they're closing due to weather or over picking, and whether they have pre-picked.

I went here to pick fresh strawberries this week and Carandale did not disappoint! It was super…read moreeasy and fun. We got prepped on how to pick and what type of strawberry we were picking. My friend and I opted for the pay after option and got a little over a pound of strawberries for $3.20, but you can pay before too. They have a $20 4 quart option or a larger $40 8 quart option. People were piling their boxes high!

Blue Skies Berry Farm is much more than just berries. They are at the summer farmer's markets…read morearound Madison, including the famous Madison Farmer's Market. All Organic grown vegetables and berries. You can stop in and pick your own berries in season. Great stuff.

The pick your own berries are fabulous. The owners are very friendly and laid back and the berries…read moreare SO good. Reasonably priced AND organic!

I love visiting farms, especially U-Pick fruit. We wanted to pick strawberries but, the season has…read morepassed. The best time was spring, around Father's Day; as I was told by the farm owner. However, they had blueberries ready for purchase. It was $15 for a bunch. I bought it. They told me, they don't spray pesticides on it and it was ready to eat. For the corn, it will be ready around September. I wish I can come back and purchase sweet corn and other produce. I like purchasing from local farmers. I know where the food comes from and help them with their small business.

No response to email , open sign out, not open but no hours posted .... Yes it is a rainy day but…read morenot what I hoped for.