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Barthel Fruit Farm

4.3 (56 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Prasanta A.

Visiting Barthel Fruit Farm in the fall is an annual tradition. We've been coming here for years to pick apples. It's super busy in the weekends in the fall, and over the years they've added more, such as music, hot drinks and snacks, and did I see a corn maze this year? In addition to apples, you can pick pumpkins and buy squash. Plus there are plants and herbs in the spring and summer. We pick a variety of apples as well as purchase some honey crisps from the store. Really love coming here and recommend it!

Jill B.

Had a great morning picking (delicious) apples with friends, and then picking up a few goodies from the store - including some tasty cider donuts from the food trailer outside. Everyone was super friendly and helpful.

Dawn O.

Our yearly family favorite for apple, gourd, and pumpkin picking! The Honeycrisp apples were extra delicious this year. Our favorite tradition? Finding the weirdest-looking gourd to take home--it's always a laugh! If you don't want to pick, all the favorites are available in the shop. Plus, they've added a beer garden, perfect for relaxing after a fun day outdoors. Highly recommend for a family outing

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Emily S.

We had such a nice time picking apples and pears! Barthel is a great local option for fruit, gourd, and pumpkin picking and has plenty of extras, like apple treats, pre-picked apples, brats & other savory foods, a beer garden, and corn maze. When we were there, they had an Oktoberfest happening which was fun. The apple varieties were nice and they had about a half dozen kinds when we went the third weekend of September. The pears were a fun bonus - delicious, and pretty unique to be able to pick your own! For a peck sized bag, it was about $19, and a 1/2 bushel was $29. We got the peck and it was plenty for us. You pay on your way out which was a little confusing - you pay as you drive out. All in all we had a good experience and would return!

A couple treats I scored at the store!
Warren D.

Date of visit: September 9, 2023 I'm not a big apple fan so I am generally unlikely to be found apple picking, but a friend's company was hosting an event and they graciously invited us along and it was very enjoyable. While the place seems quite large, there were only a few areas for picking at the time with just a couple of varieties of apple: zestar (never heard of them!) and McIntosh. We were able to fill a bag and there were also plums to choose from. In addition to the picking, there is a "bakery" that offers a variety of sweet treats and drinks. The apple cider is fantastic, but then again, I've always been a sucker for that stuff. I also tried a pumpkin cookie and while it was pretty good, it was very small for 75 cents. 2 for $1 would have been a better value and more fitting for what you get. The store area has a fair amount of items beyond apples; I scored some pumpkin butter (how fabulous does that sound?) and apple salsa that should be a big hit when fall rolls around soon. Staff are pretty friendly, and they discourage credit cards with a 3% cash discount; I appreciated that more than jacking up the price for paying with a card. Overall, a very nice place though parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially if there's been recent rain--the whole joint would become a mud bog!

Char D.

I wait all year for the fall tradition of getting an Apple cider donut at Barthel's! I love the option to pick your own apples, or snag pre-picked apples from the shop. This year I also picked up pears, applesauce, and naturally some Apple butter. It's always so relaxing to walk through the Apple trees and drink Apple cider after the corn maze. If you haven't stopped by Barthel's for family fun, or to enjoy the beer garden, you should!

Kelsey R.

This is a great spot for your fall activities! Lots of great options for different types of apples, too! When we were there, they also had pears available for pick up. We enjoyed their apple cider donuts and the girls loved the apple cider slushies! Very sweet spot and reasonable prices. Definitely worth a stop!

Sarah D.

Walked away with 27 pounds of apples! Apples were delicious and they have so many varieties. The parking can get crowded and hard to drive with some many people and cars. Overall a great place for apple picking and very family friendly.

Andrea P.

Love this cute spot (and the pumpkin cheesecake!!) There was no fee to enter like some places, but had everything you could need to get your fall favorites! Plus, they had a beer garden which is always a plus for Mom & Dad!

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Andie D.

So much fun!! Went Apple picking with a friend on an unseasonably warm Friday afternoon. The orchard was beautiful and we were able to pick plenty of spotless apples! We didn't realize how many areas there were to pick, and filled up our bag a little too quickly. After picking we enjoyed a couple apple cider donuts and ciders from the little beer garden. Can't wait to visit again next season!!

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FT-aaRRRR. Pirate speak today. Don't question, just go with it, you know?…read more I pulled into this little gem of a spot while killing time before an ART appointment in the oh-so-quaint 'burb of Cedarburg. Burg 'burb = charming and quaint and a little strange when dudes in giant trucks roll up blasting Kenny Chesney real loud-like and decide to make weird faces at you. Cedarburg has this big ol' strawberry festival every year. One of my teammates lives there. Now you know. Following that, I will now explain in haiku form why Nieman Markets INC deserves four freaking stars: Apples, every kind, Pancake mix, jams and jellies, Pick out a pumpkin. Like I said, quaint. (Cash only!)

The seasonal Apple stand has been a staple of Cedarburg for as long as I can remember. In the fall…read morethey offer tours for school groups, pick your own pumpkins, raspberries, and apples. There is an actual roadside apple stand with a variety of Wisconsin made goods. They have a huge selection of apples all from the Wisconsin area along with Applebutter, raw homemade cider, honey, cranberries, squashes and pumpkins. This place is great for a weekend trip to the country. The drive to the Apple stand is beautiful and fall with all of the leaves changing you really feel like you're getting away from the city. I personally made a special trip out this year just to get cider and Macintosh apples. One of the downsides to the apple stand is that they only accept cash or personal check. Emjoy the fresh apples!

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Dang this place is the bees knees of fall-farms! So wonderfully done and well-kept with tons for…read morefamilies to explore. We had been recommended this spot by a few friends and finally went to enjoy it on a sunny day. The entry way is large with plenty of goodies to purchase if you're interested, including apple cider donuts, pumpkins, fresh honey, pies, and more. You better believe we left with multiple items. So good! Once you pass the barn entrance you come upon a huge open space with a playground, chicken coupon, basketball station, swings, and giant house filled with corn kernels for kids to play in. The landscape is wonderful with little rolling hills and tunnels for kiddos to run on as well. Behind this section you'll find rows and rows of apples for picking. And the most spectacular part, in my opinion, is the area with all of the farm animals! They're so nicely laid out on a path the explore with clever little houses/set ups. And to point out again, everything is very well-kept! Other highlights to note: easy and ample parking, picnic tables to hang out by for a snack/lunch, a food truck on site as well as other eats you can purchase from the farm inside of the barn entrance. We thoroughly enjoyed this spot and will no doubt return next year.

Honey Creek Orchard has plenty of activities for kids, a concessions stand for Apple treats, as…read morewell as a taco food truck. There was an entrance fee of $11/person which we haven't had before going to other orchards. There was limited selection first weekend in October so maybe going in September would've been better with a greater selection. We really enjoyed the apple cinnamon donut and it was nice to sit outside. There is plenty of space in the orchard for seating and walking around.

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