We have picked at Engelberry Farm every year since I can remember. They have always been very…read morecourteous and the berries are tasty and sweet. A few years back I locked my keys in my car and the owner helped by taking me to his personal residence and allowed me to use his phone to make a call for help. Thank you for the best time in a field!

The most amazing berry farm! Always large, sweet strawberries- pick your own or pre-picked…read moreavailable. Open long hours during the season, typically mid-end June through July. Must visit!

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.

For locally grown strawberries and peas in the Fox Valley Area, Glendale Farms is hard to beat!…read more It's located just southeast of Clintonville but it is definitely worth the 40 minute drive! They are very family friendly and transport you out to the field by wagon. The fields are very clean thanks to the straw they lay down between rows, their staff are extremely helpful and friendly, and there are goats and rabbits for the kids to check out! If you're looking for amazing berries and a great atmosphere, there is no better place to go then Glendale Farms!

First time at this place (opening weekend) and the littles had a blast!! Very impressed, just about…read moreeverything was thought out; full concession stand with very reasonable prices, corn mazes (2), pick your own pumpkin patch with wagons, sunflower fields, plenty of photo ops, games for kids, small petting zoo, tube races, basketball wagon, corn box (instead of sand), wagon rides (the weekend we went) with seek and finds along the way, home decor, wine bar, Spookly the movie playing, kids activity table, plenty of seating and even a shaded picnic area by the games for parents to chill out under. Giving it a 4 star review instead of 5 because the wagon ride pricing was off when we arrived vs what was posted online and the pick your own pumpkins were "off the hip" pricing by a young person.

Went to the trick or treat maze and I couldn't believe it was even open. We went in thinking that…read moremaybe there was going to just be a little mud in some spots, and it'd get better. Boy were we wrong. It should have been closed with the safety of the people above the money they were making. Or at least a warning given about how bad it gets, BEFORE you go in. My parents almost fell multiple times and I have no idea what we would have done if they did! We could barely walk through let alone, run to find help. And there was no exit early option, which made it THAT much worse! Not to mention how much we paid and went through in the maze to come out completely soaked and miserable after over and hour in there. The people wouldn't give more than one treat and not to the adults who also paid $10 to do the damn maze each. But let me tell you, extra treats were posted and given out the next day which was even more infuriating. My kids each got five pieces of candy, after the conditions and all we went through just to get through the maze. It was my first and last time I will ever go there. PUT YOUR CUSTOMERS SAFTEY FIRST.

So you city folks love your farmers' market? Well, I love my suburban ones in Park Ridge and Morton…read moreGrove but as the song goes, "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". We were on our way to Paul Bunyan Fest on a Wednesday morning, on US-45 headed to Eagle River's main shopping district when we came upon this huge market spanning about a block long, one tent after another. We stopped to check it out and before long, we were checking out fresh cukes, squash, beets, tomatoes and prepared items like breads, dip mixes, salsa and jams. It just kept getting better and better. Had we not been on vacation, we probably would have bought twice as much. The prices are better than Chicago-area markets and the variety was even better, being located in what is already a mostly rural area of northern Wisconsin. I got a quart jug of maple syrup for $12 - good luck finding a 12 ouncer for under $10 anywhere. I also picked up a 2 pound jar of locally harvested wildflower raw honey for $6. There were all sorts of soaps, lotions and wax products at another vendor table. Our kids were getting restless and we were not about to stop till we saw the whole market. Until you experience a farmers market like this, you don't know just how awesome a farmers' market can get.

Farmer's Market eh?…read more There are a few legitimate sellers who grow their own produce, gather their own eggs, collect their own honey, etc. and then there are a bunch of bozo's selling a stupid selection of bird houses and taking up 3-4 spaces and other craft type wares that have no business being in a Farmer's Market. There's also more than one seller that buys a pickup load in the Southern part of the state with an earlier growing season and pawns it off as locally home grown. It's no longer fresh. Ask. Someone needs to vet this affair and it would be a much better source for farm products.

passing through County F this past Friday and saw the orchard. Went into check out the apples and…read morefound out apples are still hanging in the trees this late in the season, after several flurries and frosts. Picked out the Honey Gold variety, a hardy apple crossed with Golden Delicious. It's so crisp and juicy, I would rank this as the best apple I have had in the last 25 years. send some to my families in IL, they asked for more. reserved 80 pounds for the winter,

From the owner: Grandview Orchard is a beautiful 100+ year old apple orchard located just outside the city of…read moreAntigo at the intersection of County Rd F & Orchard Rd. We specialize in organic products and nursery stock trees of all kinds.

The wife and I picked two flats of strawberries just outside Crivitz the strawberries look really…read moregood. The fields are really clean and the people were very helpful. I've bought from them in the past. I've never had an issue issue. They seem pretty solid to me.

PSA: Blasers Acres: After my wife reviewed on Facebook, blasers blocked her. Clearly they dont like…read morepeople speaking up! $20 admission EACH. And that doesn't even include a pumpkin. Want to ride the barrel cars? That's an additional $5. Want to shoot the apple cannon? Another $5. Employees explained that the pricing is because "the land was expensive." I understand that businesses have expenses, but that doesn't justify charging families $20 per person just to walk through the gate, especially when so many activities cost extra. For comparison: Waldvogels, the BIGGEST farm in Wisconsin, has 80+ activities and admission is only $14.49. Berryland in Abrams is $4 for activities or $12 for activities AND a pumpkin. And then there was this: no vendors and only one food truck. This was advertised as being so much more than what we actually experienced. Unfortunately, we left and went up the street to Berryland, which was fantastic!! I'm all for supporting local businesses, but $20 just to walk in the gate before paying extra for several of the activities? For a family, that adds up VERY quickly. Totally disappointed.