Cute little farm to pick strawberries and other crops throughout the year…read more They have small carts to take 6-10 people at a time out to the fields. The strawberries were fairly small compared to the store, but they're super sweet. They have a market to buy various goods like donuts and drinks and housewares. One thing I'd recommend is them adding the strawberry donuts to the berry checkout counter as many people wanted the donuts and the small shop got crammed fast and checkout took a while. Thankfully I asked an employee at the donut counter if I could pay cash instead of waiting another 10-15 customer to checkout and they helped me.

Excellent service. Very fun place. Outdoor Paul area for children and incredibly beautiful…read moresunflower field. The store has crafts, local meat and jellies and homemade pie pies of many different fruit varieties

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

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.

This is THE place to go for apple picking. I LOVED being able to walk down the rows of orchards for…read morethe various types of apples and even climb a ladder to get the apples at the top. When you enter you are given a bag - apples are priced per bag rather than by weight which is awesome. We fit about 40 apples in the small bag! The apples were excellent quality- truly delicious! (Also try the blondees- they are delicious! You can thank me later). In addition to apples, they have various snacks, pumpkins and squashes. I got a few acorn and delicata squash I'm excited to cook up this week Keep up the great work!! I'll definitely be back next year- if not this year haha

I've heard good things about this orchard, notably that it is smaller and easy to navigate…read more There were four apple varieties available for picking with the honey crisp being pretty licked over. Got lots of blondees and galas. The place felt a bit under lock and key but it sounds like people have been stealing extra apples which is a shame. You pull up to a cone and staff member presents you with a list of apple varieties and bag sizes. There are two sizes of bags for picking, the smaller one is $20 cash, $20.73 with card. You can fill that bag with many apples! You drive your car to the apple picking area. When done, you head to the checkout area where the area is blocked with another cone. After passing that area, there is another area to park if you want to go to their bakery truck and barn that has pre picked apples, honey and jams. I ordered a 12 pack of apple cider donuts and they were delicious. We ate a few in their beer garden area. I would come back again for apple picking.

I moved in near this orchard this summer, and kept meaning to stop in, but hadn't. But one day,…read morewhile out on a hike on the nearby trail, I decided to stop in. It is so lovely on the property, and in the adorable building that houses the apples and other goodies for sale. The ladies that man the register are really friendly and relaxed. They are happy to answer your questions - and believe me, there are lots once you start finding apples you've never seen before! They even gave me a tiny apple to sample and it was so juicy and flavorful that I walked back home to get my wallet and bought a bunch of them for a couple of friends that were hosting me for dinner. The orchard gave me an apple pie filling recipe to include, too, which was so fun. I've been back several times. Somehow apples at the supermarket will never be the same.

Love this little gem in the city! Great caramel apples! Friendly, informative family working in…read moretheir cute shop. Variety of apples available throughout late summer-fall. Always looking forward to the open sign flying to get a caramel apple! Yum!

Even on a crazy busy Saturday, the experience at Peck and Bushel is great…read more You must pop into the farm store and pick up an apple cider donut (or 6) - if you are lucky enough to get a warm, freshly made donut you won't regret a single bite. They have pre-picked apples, caramel apples, various baked apple desserts and fresh pressed cider, as well as cider slushies. There is also a variety of home decor and gift items for sale. There was a cart outside with small pumpkins and gourds for sale as well. There is a short walk on a gravel path to get to the orchard. We strolled through the rows of trees and different varieties and picked almost a peck (you purchase bags by the orchard). Since the pick your own sold out quickly, we were able to supplement our bag with pre-picked apples from a bin. Out by the orchard you can dine at the Cidery - we didn't stop there this time but the menu looks great. There was outdoor seating available there. They have lots of parking (it was nearly full on this day), and lots of space to spread out, have a snack, take photos, and enjoy a beautiful Wisconsin day. Be wary of bees if you have allergies as they were plentiful, enjoying all of the juicy apples on the ground.

Fun time! We picked a whole peck with was $38. One peck admits 5 people to the fields for picking…read more We also had an apple cider donut and it was delicious. I purchased apple cider to go and that was also really good. Being a Saturday morning with nice weather, it was very busy, but we were easily able to find a place to park. The orchards are a bit of a walk from the main entrance, though. Overall fun experience!

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.

The staff is super friendly. The store is so cute and everything is very good. The apple pie!! Yum!…read moreWe purchased apples, jam, caramel apples. Such a great stop along our route!

Exceptional customer service and large selection of fresh-picked apples! Local honey, a variety of…read morecaramel apples, apple cider, and maple syrup. They were also selling pumpkins from a local farm and they had apple cider slushies! Also, easy parking and well organized.