Lovely tucked away family owned orchard. Super friendly and well priced…read more A hidden gem! The desserts they have are really good too.

Wonderful fun experience!! Staff were so informative and friendly!!! They allow dog and their bake…read moregoods are delicious

Great produce grown by great people! You really can't find anything quite like what the farm grows…read more The selection of fresh produce is unbelievable and tastes 100 times better than any store bought produce- even from organic stores! All of the employees are so kind and helpful and answered any questions I had. I definitely recommend making Living Hope Farm your first choice for locally grown produce!

Cider and donuts are so so good I haven't tried the hard cider yet but I am sure they won't…read moredisappoint. The variety of apples are really good too, a no frills orchard carrying exactly what I wanted and came for

Beautiful place to visit right after Aeppeltreaw Winery. There are loads of samples from cheese,…read moreapples, cider and jam. In season, they sell apple trees and pumpkins. The staff is courteous and very helpful. I purchased a mix to make pumpkin ginger bread. There were also other mixes to choose from. The cheese spreads were very tasty. They had an apple cheese spread that I would have purchased, but I thought that $15 for a small container was a bit much. The apple tree were only $22. I thought that was a bargain... I can't wait to get home to make the pumpkin bread! Next time I visit, hopefully it will be on a sunny day so that we can walk around the orchard.

Borzynski's Farm & Floral Market: Borzynski Farms has its origins in Sturtevant, Wisconsin but the…read morefamily run business now also has farms in IL, GA, and TX. I visited the location in the village of Mount Pleasant (near Racine, WI) to check out their 8-acre corn maze. The theme this year is the Loch Ness Monster, but I wouldn't let the theme influence you either way as it did not have a significant impact on the experience. The maze is divided up into different sections/quadrants that can easily be identified by different colored (blue, yellow, white, and green) strips running throughout the maze. The colors don't ruin the level of difficulty; they simply let you know that you are progressing into the next section and are really something of a safety measure. I moved at a relatively brisk pace and was unencumbered by small children. That said, it took me approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete, walking roughly three miles. I thought it was a neat experience, and it gave me a nice touch of nostalgia as I haven't done a corn maze since I was a kid. I recommend checking it out, but I think it would be challenging to do at night or with children requiring a stroller as the ground is obviously dirt and not even. *Also make sure to use the restroom prior to entering

One word! Amazing selections of everything from plants, fruit, pumpkins, home baked goodies, jams,…read moreoh my gosh too much to list. Amazing Family owned Farm and Floral store and nursery. Highly recommended!!

A convenient little stop to pick up produce off of Highway 45 in Antioch. They don't have a huge…read moreselection, but we found some good things. They also carry honey and home made jams and jellies. BTW, best nectarines I have ever had! Extremely sweet and juicy!

Nice people, in season vegetables picked daily. I made dill pickles and mixed vegetable pickles…read morewith their produce, both batches turned out nice and crisp.

I really liked this place. You can tell the care of the family who owns it is really there! We were…read moretalkingI'm sure the owners and they gave us a really nice overview of how the place worked and how the apple picking would go along with all the different spots and places that we should check out. The whole front area is kind of like a cool DIY play area. There's a basketball hoop, there's an area where kids can smack on different sounding metal objects. There's a corn feed area where there's little diggers and scoop trucks to play with that. You can meet the farm chickens and they sometimes event host events (we went during a popcorn time which was super cool to try different popcorn seeds as well as spiced popcorn with plenty of variety!) There is an area where you can pay to slingshot apples at a target in the middle of a field. There's a corn maze that we weren't brave enough to go in and the apple picking was really great. We selected a larger bag we stuffed it to the brim and we definitely had enough apples to Last us for weeks and my husband made an apple pie. We will definitely come back next season!

So many of the places I used to pick apples from in fall are closed, so wanting some apples I did a…read morebunch of research and settled on Old Homestead. The property is attractive and has stuff for kids to do. They have a couple different stores along with their orchards. I didn't really spend much time in the stores and was a bit surprised by the prices for apple picking. But I will say they had really nice empire apples and I got mostly those. They have others too but they were mostly picked over already as the empires had just at been opened up for picking. Mostly I was happy to get out to Wisconsin away from the boring Chicago Southwest suburbs, into less populated areas. I made a pie with some of the apples and it was really good. I would probably come back.

Patti always has an excellent variety of fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs, and Ball jats of…read moreinteresting things. She's very friendly and accommodating. Just know that this is a strictly cash only business.

I attended this in April, so it's at the indoor Kemper Center. The location changes sometime in…read moreMay. The area outside the Kemper Center is beautiful, a park setting facing Lake Michigan. See pics. You can walk your calories off. Selections include homemade dried pasta, homemade salsa, ready to eat Arepas, home made candied bacon, elderberry drinks. See pics. Support the vendors that are very passionate about their creations!