From Chicago, looking for a place to pick blueberries and raspberries, and we found LBF on our way…read moreto northern Wisconsin. It was the third weekend in July and the blueberries were very good, but the raspberries were definitely picked over. Overall, the bushes were not as well kept as some other berry picking places we've been to - I ended up with some pretty nasty scratches on my legs from overgrown raspberry bushes.

Great family owned business. Quality berries. Best I've ever tasted. Staff were friendly and the…read moresite was easy to navigate. Kid friendly. The staff was also very knowledgeable.

If you want to experience a true local affair then this is the place...where everybody knows…read moreeverybody! This is a true family experience...where you see friends and family kicking back with some good food and drinks on the farm! This farm features fresh pizza freshly made and drinks! As for refreshments you can kick back some beers, dry ciders and bottles of wine. Plus with great live music to set the scene! Unfortunately only open Friday thru Saturday thru early November . Check opening schedule on line!

We came out here on a random August Friday and the place was ridiculously packed. It was our first…read moretime there so we weren't sure if it's normally that busy or we just lucked out. We got the last parking spot in the back lot and the guy that parked next to us was like I've never seen it this busy! We walked up to the bar area and the line was to the back of the building. We got menus in line so we knew what we were going to order. We got a couple beers and three sodas. They were out of root beer and water but the kids found other things to drink. The waiting system really could use some improvement. The poor servers running around yelling names and looking for people was rough. I felt bad for them. We waited about an hour and a half for our two pizzas. I will say they were really good. I liked they you could customize them. We ordered the meat and heat but only put the heat on one half. We also ordered one of the other specialty pizzas and that was great too. I love that they have a true farm to table experience. I also love that they make their own cider and beer. I would come back, hopefully on a slower night!

Wow, Medford, nicely done! I grew up in Medford and when my sister and I come back to visit now…read morewith our own kids, there aren't a lot of options for indoor activities when the weather is bad and/or the kids are stir-crazy. I heard about Huey's a year or so ago when it opened and we were finally able to stop in the Friday after Thanksgiving around 10am. For the first 30 min or so, we had the whole place to ourselves after which several other families came to play. Huey's is new, bright, very clean and has great facilities for nursing/restrooms, and activity area for classes/camp activities and birthday parties. There are two floors of play areas with an elevator available for those in need. The size feels just right for the area, not enormous, but certainly big enough for 20-25 kids to play at one time. I can't stress enough the quality of the exhibits/play areas here. Most of the play areas are right on par with large city children's museums. We live in Madison and Cleveland now, respectively, and visit the CMs there and we were both quite impressed with the offerings at Huey's. No, there isn't an enormous, elaborate climbing gym or a water play room here, but that sort of thing would bust almost any budget and - let's be honest - the kids don't care as long as what IS there is fun and new and that is definitely true of Huey's. I love that Huey's isn't trying to copy other places, but rather to highlight attributes of the Taylor County area like agriculture, manufacturing, and the outdoors which are the focus of several exhibits. There are the standard exhibits like grocery store and doctors office which are very well done, but also some great unique ones. Our favorites were the barn/chicken coop area, the fishing pond, dentist office and the hair salon! There is even a great little gift shop area with adorable Huey's merchandise for purchase along with a nice assortment of educational toys and of course SNACKS. There are a couple of small picky things I'd improve: - moving the pretend flower garden lower to the floor since at the age of kids likely to play with this they are too short to reach - fix up the dark room area as some of the exhibits didn't seem to work and the pipe wall was missing several magnets Overall Huey's is a breath of fresh air that you won't find the likes of almost anywhere in Northern Wisconsin. This place is such an amazing addition to my hometown and a high-quality, affordable afternoon of fun for the kids. Definitely recommend making a stop there if you're in town and even driving in from surrounding areas for a day trip; you won't be disappointed.

What a neat place. Admission into this light display is a donation of food or money for food…read morepanties in the area. I love the light display. We choose to walk which was cool but, you can not get to all the lights. Next time we will have to do the driving experience to see some of the things we missed. It would be cool if the path had arrows to follow as it's kind of a free for all. It was hard with so many ppl there, and they were stopping and don't keep moving or walk at you and wont move. They should have lanes to make the experience more jolly! Awesome idea for an awesome cause though

We heard about the Rotary Winter Wonderland Christmas light display both in the media and from…read morepeople we know. This is the sixth season. We learned that they how have over 1 million lights covering a big part of the Wildwood Zoo in Marshfield. It started this year in mid November. New Year's Eve is the last night. We decided to check it out. The part of me that has seen some artful light displays says give it 4 stars. That's because some parts of the display consist of some decorated trees. And some displays are fairly static and two dimensional. But the explosion and variety of lights over a large area is impressive. Some displays are fun and whimsical. A few are quite dynamic. We noticed that one zoo animal was pacing its cage: the mountain lion. So the kid in me says: Five Stars! This is a nonprofit event. Attendees are asked to bring some nonperishable items for the local food shelves.

This place is so cute! I really love their setup. It's really cool and unique (to me anyways). They…read moresell a lot of different plants and vegetables. I also enjoyed their selection of fairy garden supplies and decorations. All throughout the store they had random fairy garden jars and gardens set up that gave the whole place a magical feel. That would be the best word to describe this place. Magical. If you're on a greenhouse tour, go here!!!

just tried the fresh y0ghurt. absolutely love it!!!! we…read morewould highly recommend it. thank you! goal-line staff