Tomahawk steaks are great and not full of all the antibiotics in cattle today. Store right on Ron's…read moreranch

We are a group of eleven bike riders on a ride sponsored by the Bicycle Club of Lake County today…read more Ron Lester greeted us and was a gracious host to our group. We had a great time chatting with him, seeing the store and playing with the dogs.

I was there on a weekday. The place was not over crowded on that day. The place was fun for kids…read more Tortoise feeding was fun. At specific times of the day, they will hand lettuce to all the folks around to feed to the tortoise. Goat run was another fun event, which both kids and grown ups enjoyed. Essentially goats run from their enclosure to their home at 4 pm. When that happen kids run with the goats. There were several other animals and play equipments to keep kids entertained.

What a nice little farm and petting zoo. Employees were friendly and were eager to help. The…read morekiddos really had a blast. There all kinds of antique tractors and farm equipment for photo ops and all kinds, of play ground slides, swings, big tractor tires and more to climb on. First there was interaction for kids 8 and younger to go on a free pony ride. There is also a free hay ride for all guest to ride. Chickens, ducks, geese, KITTENS, bunnies, horses, llamas, goats, pigs, and much more. We were there for nearly 3 hours and pretty much were able to see everything. There seemed to be ample picnic and shaded areas to take a break. Get your discount admissions from Groupon before this deal goes away

Where my mycologists and mycophiles at? This is the spot in Lake Geneva (nay, perhaps the whole…read morestate of Wisconsin) to find locally grown mushrooms. Do you want oyster mushrooms? Yes, sir! They got them. Shiitake mushrooms? Are you shittake-ing me? Yes, they have shiitake mushrooms. Do you want a big, creepy ball of lion's mane? Yes, they have lion's mane, in all of its repugnant mushroom gloriousness. River Valley Ranch Mushroom Farm was started in 1976, by Bill Rose and his son, Eric. They continue to run the show today. The focus here at River Valley Ranch is on producing chemical-free mushrooms. They have multiple barns that serve as mushroom grow rooms, but they also produce a variety of other chemical-free vegetable crops. They sell their produce in their store and also local farmers markets. The store inside River Valley Ranch is like a dream come true for people who like to eat good, local food. You will find produce and goods that River Valley Ranch has grown and created on their farm, but also local Wisconsin products created elsewhere. Everything on the shelves feels like it was carefully considered before being placed there. There are also freshly baked loaves of bread baked in-house, wine and beer, Wisconsin cheese, many jars of pickled things, jellies and jams, and a kitchen where you can find meals and hot food. This place is awesome.

Such a wonderful market with the freshest mushrooms. They grow them. They also offer organic…read moreproduce, canned mushrooms, salsas, pasta sauce, cheese, eggs and so much more. Small shop so it always seems I'm in someone's way. But everyone is friendly. And once again, I bought a mushroom kit. Fingers crossed we get mushrooms this time. Assuming I remember to water it.

Heard a lot of good about meyers farm so I stopped in today and have to say it was disappointing at…read morebest. Not a large selection of veggies. Tomato's seemed mushy and no more sweet corn. Prices were high. No bargains found here.

So from what I'd seen online it was much bigger than it appeared. Selection was good and many…read moredifferent things. They had a farmer bringing produce in right from the field. We also got frozen pork sausage and made some spaghetti when I get home. Sausage was good and the flavors was good and just right for Italian sausage. Check it out love to support local. We got peach's. Peppers , onion, corn, crackers, no photo I was busy shopping

This is by far one of the most beautiful farms I have ever seen. I attended a horse show and was in…read moreawe at the professionalism and how gorgeous the grounds were!

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.

My wife wanted me to come here since they were hosting a vegan event at this animal sanctuary. This…read moresanctuary was very nice! Completely ran by volunteers and donations. Be even got a tour of the sanctuary too! Everybody here was down to Earth friendly and I find it impressive how everything is maintained and organized. All the animals here have such Amazing Stories on why they are here. The gift shop has some pricey items you can even sponsor an animal too for an entire year and they really want you involved with the sanctuary if you really like your experience! Highly recommend visiting the sanctuary especially for one of their events. We fed the cows pumpkins too.

We went to Pumpkinpalooza here today (October 2023) and we were delighted to visit the sanctuary…read moreand get to meet many of its residents. It was so fun to see the cows and the pigs enjoy their "punkin' chunkin'." A couple of years ago we found out about this place thanks to a clip posted by The Dodo and we had been meaning to visit the place - and, yay, we finally did! This woman-owned sanctuary opened in 2015 and is run by volunteers. They rescue abused and neglected farm animals as their resources allow. So yes, a fantastic place to donate money and supplies to support their sanctuary mission. It's an under 40-minute drive from Milwaukee and a beautiful 33-acre farm where compassion rules. Check out their website for scheduled events.

Love loved our first visit to the farm! Wood fired pizzas made fresh with either ingredients from…read morethe farm or locally sourced. Super family friendly and you can visit the cows and turkeys and you will enjoy seeing the random dog or chicken running about. Plenty of parking but the place fills up quickly. Open on Friday and Saturdays only from May through September and we truly enjoyed the band and atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit - we will be back!

It is a lovely farm but don't visit this farm for the pizza or beer . The beer is not fresh nor…read morecold. They only bake the pizzas. The pizza is pre-made somewhere else and is just baked there and brought to you . But they do play some awesome live country music at the farm. Wish they would use their organic produce to make the pizza !!

Although the plants are somewhat pricy, the selection is awesome and plants are very healthy…read more Management is super friendly and helpful. And strolling the beautiful grounds is a real pleasure.

This place had so many different perennial plants I couldn't even make up my mind. I took way too…read moremany photos, but now have a bunch of ideas to so I can go back and purchase to enhance my garden. Definitely make time to walk through the public garden/ trail that's open to the public. It's peaceful honestly just really beautiful. There were butterflies everywhere, and it had this calm, serene vibe I wasn't expecting. Heads up though: watch out for the chickens when walking & driving- they kind of run the place .