We were staying in Bayfield, had made the trek to the Cornucopia area to hike the trail above the…read moresea caves, which was fantastic but tiring. I was worried that my crew would be too tired to still want to do this, but they were game. We bought some apples specific to this orchard (merlot) and they are super tasty. Also got some soap here, and enjoyed the view of the lake from the top of the barn. It was a nice easy and friendly pit stop. I'd swing by here again if I was in there area.

When you pull in, you're greeted with a beautiful property that includes a view of Superior in the…read moredistance. They offer cider tastings - we tried all 7! The apple pie cider was our fav and all of them are made with apples from the farm. We also found a couple unique items that we didn't see at the other orchards (such as cornbread mix). The gal running the show was friendly and knowledgeable. She made us feel welcome from the minute we walked in. Plenty of seating outside (so you can take in the view) and if you want, you can check out the overlook (which includes some stairs) and Grandpa's impressive collection of hats! Definitely swing by when you're doing the loop!

Great variety of goods along with fresh baked scones, apple pie stick, and of course apple cider…read moredonuts. While the donut didn't have a lot of apple flavor, it was the most amazing texture and a stellar cake donut! The apple pie stick was the star in my opinion. Loved that they also had coffee, jams, etc in the shop. Reasonably priced apples as well. Check it out!

The apple sticks are an absolute MUST! So so good!! Very good quality, definitely better than…read moreanything you would find in a store

Farm Store....apply the brakes please. We didn't know that places like this still exist (they do)…read more On a farm off of Highway 13, outside of Cornucopia. The farm store was stocked with frozen beef, lamb, chicken...and fresh eggs. Wow! If we would have had a bigger ice chest-we would have brought meat home. Glad to find places like this are still around!

What a wonderful find! On a road trip from Maine to Banff National Park and back, we happened to be…read morein Michigan in the mood for ice cream and this is what we found on Yelp. And what a great find it was!! We got a few ice cream sandwiches: the chocolate, the mint, and the vanilla. All were delicious but we think the vanilla showcased the quality of the ice cream the best! The ice cream was creamy, thick, and had a perfectly smooth consistency! We also tried the cheese curds, which were probably the best we'd ever had! They were salty and squeaky and clearly made from high quality dairy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area!

good ice cream not a lot a flavors though kinda sad but its ok at least the ice creams goodread more

We were looking for fresh farm eggs, and our Airbnb host recommended Abby's place about a 15-minute…read moredrive from Bayfield. When we arrived, we realized it's actually an alpaca farm. They have alpacas in the field and use their fibers to make clothing like scarves and socks. In addition to that, they sell homegrown vegetables such as tomatoes and herbs, and of course, fresh eggs. They also have a greenhouse selling flowers and veggies. A dozen eggs was $7, and they accept PayPal or cash. It was a nice little stop to check out this charming farm.

We were bicycling in the scenic countryside of the South Shore & found this absolute gem! It is a…read morefamily run farm, welcoming the general public, school groups, private tours, summer camps onto their fun farm! We watched the alpacas and chickens roam and learned about the farm from Abby. It was an amazing serendipitous experience! Luckily we had bicycle panniers to carry our fresh garden veggies, eggs, fresh garlic, and alpaca wool socks back to our lodging. I'm looking forward to coming back and buying some alpaca fiber (I have since learned about alpaca wool & felt making).

Our visit to the Sunset Valley Orchard was quite an accident...we were just exploring the back…read moreroads near Bayfield and found it open. Mr. Craig Johnson, Orchardist of SVO, helped us buy their home orchard Apple Syrup in the store. Then he took us on a walk through the orchard, talking about it and taking us to the barn. We picked out some fresh picked local pears and some apples to take home. Thank you for the orchard visit Mr. Johnson!

Amazing staff that took the time to explain the difference in the apples available & taste. As well…read moreas gave us samples of everything available including the delicious cider! Over all delicious apples & cider with an beautiful view... Spend some time while in season & pick some apples & take in the fall landscapes.

Everything here is quite wonderful, so no matter what you come for, you will love it…read more There's a working farm here, and food served up using farm fresh ingredients. A cooler filled with soups, prepared foods and drinks is great to-go, but the pizza and ice cream here are the real gems. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, an open mic event (and others,) and a sweet little library they just opened.

Stopped this year while on vacation. We had visited a few years back. Not sure what happened since…read morethen, but it was really weird. The owner meets u at the door and everything has to be brought out to you. You are not allowed to go in building for food or to shop. Food is purchased online for pickup. Nothing on their website states this. We won't be back.

Bought delicious strawberries and raspberries here. Every one of them was perfectly ripe. We also…read morepurchased some peach melba jam that I haven't had a chance to try yet. Beautiful farm. Definitely worth the trip,

I bought a jar of the hot pickled green tomatoes at the farmer's market while visiting Duluth. They…read moreare AMAZING. I want to eat them all the time. I'm so sad I live so far away, because I would get these again and again. Don't miss these if you are lucky enough to be nearby!