One way that I like to immerse myself in the culture and heart of a place is to visit a farmers…read moremarket. I happened upon the Lake Geneva Farmers Market while I was visiting Lake Geneva. The outdoor market happens every Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the warmer months, May through October. I started around Horticulture Hall and made my way down the streets. I stopped to buy some local honey, to taste a fresh tamale, to smell bouquets of flowers. There are stalls with vegetables and fruits, bakers who are selling freshly baked loaves of bread and pastries, crafty people selling everything from potholders to crocheted Barbie clothes. There really is something for everyone at this farmers market. The farmers market kind of meanders around a couple of blocks of the neighborhood, and while I was perusing the vendors, I would also pop into a couple of shops that were nearby, as well as a church that happened to be allowing visitors to enter and see their beautiful sanctuary. There was a nice sense of community at the Lake Geneva Farmers Market. This city is close-knit yet friendly, and the farmers market felt the same way.

Very nice farmers market. They do not get five stars because of high prices for a few vendors. I…read moreordered four cookie bars and was shocked when they told me the price was gonna be $40.. Are you kidding me? Who knew if they were dried out or really good, but for that price, I was not risking to try.

We picked up 2 of Hafs pecan caramel apples, made from their award-winnning honeycrisp, and biting…read moreinto one on the road, I regretted not getting 10 more. They also had a wide variety of pumpkins/squash, all shapes, sizes, and colors. There was a type that I've never seen before that looked like a mushroom, so cute! We picked out 2 pumpkins, a pound of honey, and a range of different apples. They also had homemade apple cider vinegar Friendly service and well organized. Wish I had one of their caramel apples right now xD

Best honey crisp! Not a ton of corn maze type stuff, fantastic product and service. Easy to find…read moreand drive in & out.

Was a good market. I got corn. But they have lots of other options. . Bakery ,fresh produce ,…read moremeat, cheese, eggs flowers. A play area we did not loom long we just wanted corn

I had the wonderful time wandering through those stunning sunflower fields. It was absolutely…read morebreathtaking and I spent ages just soaking it all in and snapping countless photos. They've also done such a fantastic job setting up the whole area for photography there are super cool vintage tractors and all sorts of other charming little spots perfectly placed for you to capture some amazing memories. It made for such a fun and picturesque outing.

I AM a Private Chef and Personal Assistant and very picky about my produce! I recently moved back…read morehome to the North Shore , and visit the Glenview Farmers Market. The Produce that Brian & Mike are selling are Absolutely the BEST! I highly recommend everyone come and try ! I was informed that Thanks Giving week the FARM will be hosting a special Event! My Family intends on carpooling and taking the trip out to see where our food is grown. I Sincerely Appreciate and am Grateful for this opportunity ! Thank you for being a Vital Asset to our Community and suppling my 85 year old Mother Top Quality Produce for many years .

Perfectly decent fruit and vegetable stand. Good selection of plants and produce. Good prices too…read more There are some goats and pigs on the property. They looked a bit crowded in their shared pen. All up Geneva Lakes is worth a visit. Our spend on corn, cantaloupe, tomatoes and more was just over ten bucks.

There new wood oven pizzas on Friday were amazing! They are all homemade including the crust. And I…read morealso love the Yaya's dips.

Where my mycologists and mycophiles at? This is the spot in Lake Geneva (nay, perhaps the whole…read morestate of Wisconsin) to find locally grown mushrooms. Do you want oyster mushrooms? Yes, sir! They got them. Shiitake mushrooms? Are you shittake-ing me? Yes, they have shiitake mushrooms. Do you want a big, creepy ball of lion's mane? Yes, they have lion's mane, in all of its repugnant mushroom gloriousness. River Valley Ranch Mushroom Farm was started in 1976, by Bill Rose and his son, Eric. They continue to run the show today. The focus here at River Valley Ranch is on producing chemical-free mushrooms. They have multiple barns that serve as mushroom grow rooms, but they also produce a variety of other chemical-free vegetable crops. They sell their produce in their store and also local farmers markets. The store inside River Valley Ranch is like a dream come true for people who like to eat good, local food. You will find produce and goods that River Valley Ranch has grown and created on their farm, but also local Wisconsin products created elsewhere. Everything on the shelves feels like it was carefully considered before being placed there. There are also freshly baked loaves of bread baked in-house, wine and beer, Wisconsin cheese, many jars of pickled things, jellies and jams, and a kitchen where you can find meals and hot food. This place is awesome.

Shop local. Cute…read moreoutdoor weekend market. Several venders with local arts and crafts that make a great gift for friends and family.

Find beautiful home-grown food: vegetables, apples, meats, bread, strawberries, raspberries, etc…read more Some crafters of note and flowers.

Great Honey and princess! The selection is super and they have a lot of other items as well!…read moreYummy!!!

The owners are very nice and their honey is so delicious. They have a lot of other great items you…read morecan purchase from there too.