Just was looking for a place to bring our puppy, and this place is for it!…read more I wish they would have more pumpkin options but their empire apples are great

Great place to visit Bring the family, you won't regret…read moreit!! Very well managed! Wonderful staff ! A+++

Eugster's is one of those pumpkin-picking-apple-orchard-petting-zoo family farms, this one in…read moreStoughton Wisconsin. Coming for "Lavender Days there was plenty of lavender around for sure. Plus goats, cats, kittens, pigs, ponies, donkeys, chickens, turkeys, sheep, etc... Wife seemed pretty happy walking a goat through the lavender field.

We spent a fun morning here this past Monday. They have so many baby goats and for $2 you get a…read morebottle of milk to feed them. These baby goats do not kid around when it comes to drinking their milk and the bottle will be gobbled up in a flash. You can also feed chickens and they have a model cow you can pretend practice milking. Plan to spend at least two hours here. Right now they have a gorgeous lavender field filled with bees. Very picturesque and looks great in photos.

Large festival honoring the cheese history in Green county Wi. Every even year on the 3rd weekend…read morein September.Hundreds of people from around Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Fried cheese curds, Swiss entertainers, large parade . Good family fun.

Monroe Cheese Days, how to describe it for someone who's never been? It's a festival celebrating…read moreMonroe's claim to fame: cheese. More specifically, locally made cheese and limburger cheese. Local beer is a big part of it too, but that's not the star of the show (and for good reason because Minhas brews are less than good). There's live music, most of which is fantastic (pro tip: check out the beer tent down by Minhas, that's where you'll find some great music, especially later in the afternoon and evening). There are some fun Swiss cultural experiences to be had from the stage on the South side of the Square thanks to the Alphorn players, yodelers, and accordion players. As for food, the cheese curds are stupid good. Yes the line is long, and yes you should do it anyway. I only wish they'd offer an additional ticket where you have the option to pay an extra $.50-$1 to pair funky cheese sauces and aioli dips with your curds. These curds certainly don't need sauces, but it'd add to the whole foodie experience. A few notes for first-timers: -Get the cheese curds. You can't possibly participate in a Cheese Days celebration without eating these cheese curds. I promise they're the best you've ever had. -There are two beer areas: one surrounding the square, a second at the beer tent. The beer used to be restricted to beer tents only, now you can wander each respective area. -Music at the Beer tent is a must. -The beer stand on the square offers different brews than that at the Beer Tent down by Minhas, so try something from both areas. Don't expect to love the Minhas beer though. -Check out the hospitality tent ahead of time for events you want to participate in. They're free. I recommend the cheese and beer pairing class. It's lead by a Master Cheesemaker.

new woman-owned farm In Madison offers CSA, farmers market, education and workshop opportunities.read more

Such a great time! The grandkids loved it almost as much as we did. The owners are such great…read morehosts, and you truly will be amazed by all the fun details! So much to see. Don't forget the train ride!

Such a great place for kids (young and old)! I'd recommend planning to spend about an hour there…read more There's lots of buttons to push for the kids and TONS of details to keep the adults busy.

Very educational place. During our Wisconsin trip, this was the only cheese making place that was…read moreopen. Technically, they do not make any cheese here, but history of it is very well described on all the displays. Staff are volunteers. They do a good job with the tour. If you are in Monroe, take your little ones here. They will love it!

I visited with my family and it was well worth the stop! The tour was very informative and the…read morestaff/volunteers running it were incredibly friendly, informative, and helpful. My kids enjoyed learned about dairy, cheese, and cheesmaking as well as seeing all the cheesemaking equipment and photographs. The tour included two videos on cheesemaking and its history, and they even have an old train car to go inside! I would love to go back sometime when they do a cheesemaking demonstration. The restored century-old cheese factory on-site was well preserved and incredible to see. We spent between an hour and a half to two hours there and left with a great education on cheesemaking! This is a great stop if you are homeschooling, and would make a wonderful field trip destination. I highly recommend dropping in if you have the chance!

This place is absolutely amaze classy, cozy, and full of character. The ambiance is on point from…read morethe dim lighting inside to the inviting outdoor patio and even the stylish bathrooms. I stopped in on a Wednesday night and they had a live band playing the harmonica player "Tall Paul" was incredible and set such a great vibe. The drinks are made perfectly the espresso martini is a standout and the staff clearly know what they are doing. They also have a humidor with a good selection of cigars. Overall this spot is definitely a must visit if you're in the area.

The food was ok nothing special and the wine were ok, I wish the wines had more body And the…read morewines were more complex and not so simple

Cute historic site! Pretty grounds with very well kept wood buildings. Tourist site with a garden…read more Review: 5+

One of the first historical sites preserved. Neat history and hidden gem for Wisconsin.read more