This is a gem and is a must try! Great baked goods, everything is homemade and you can tatse the…read morefreshness. They have a wonderful assortment of pie fillings, local honey and fresh produce. Service is wonderful, Kay treats you like family, I have enjoyed every visit.

I love this market! While they are open every day, Saturday mornings are the most active, and I…read morestop by pretty much every week. Love grabbing something for breakfast and stocking up on local produce, eggs, and baked and canned goods. They also have vendors for meat, soaps, jewelry, and activities for the kiddos. Central Rivers Farmshed is on site to manage a very cool EBT exchange to allow vendors to accept EBT tokens as payment.

Small compared to the Farmers Market near Loring Park in Minneapolis but what do you expect for a…read moresmall metro. area in north central Wisconsin? You can find about 20-30 vendors setting up shop just south of the VFW on River Drive every Saturday in the summer. There are some excellent fruit and vegetables available at what I would consider reasonable prices. Other categories of goods available: baked goods (abot 3 vendors), flowers, coffee (1 vendor).

I've been incredibly pleased with this Farmer's Market. I actually like that it's relatively small…read moreand not filled with junk. My previous Farmer's Market experiences were in Chicago and Dallas and gotta say - this one in Wausau is so much less of a pain in the ass. It's well spaced, it has local, seasonal and fresh produce. A couple of delicious meat vendors. Kettle corn, bakery items, honey, floral items, plants, coffee stand, some canned items, granola, some wool (maybe alpaca?) items and that's that. The way a FARMER'S market should be. Items that come from a, that's right - a FARM! It's easy to navigate and everyone has been very much a pleasure to work with. Ninepatch Farm sells their meat here and their chicken is excellent. We've enjoyed wonderful breads and cookies too. The local produce is of course seasonal and excellent. They do offer coins if you only have a debit/credit or even a food stamp card on you. The only problem is not all vendors seem to accept the coins. I really wish they all would. We love getting over there early on Saturday morning and walking around with our daughter. Everyone is so happy and friendly. Just a great way to kick off the weekend.

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!

The City of Wausau really did it right! A year ago they redid this downtown park…read more The City Center is surrounded by restaurants, bars and music venues including a theater. Summer months wAtch for Farmers Markets and outdoor concerts. In Winter they flood the park and it's open for ice skating. Nice to see that the city supports it's downtown!

One of my favorite things to do in Appleton. Great vendors and a fun environment! There's a huge…read morevariety of food, crafts, and gifts each week!

I think it's a nice market with tons of food choices! I understand people wanting to have their…read moredogs as I have a dog myself. However, my children were terrified, not just scared, of dogs when little. They would have been a handful to keep happy if digs were at the market. If everyone minded their dogs well it might be okay. But, there's always the few that ruin it for everyone.

Tucked away just outside the little town of Hancock is this Gem. Hancock is home to several…read morecampgrounds and many vacation homes. We stumbled in here one day looking for some flowers, we left with local cheese, sausage, baked goods, and a few gifts. This is now our go to for many odds and ends. We had breakfast there once and were very impressed with the "homemade food". It is not your average diner or "greasy spoon". Their selection is more like you would find at your grandmas breakfast table. If you are in the area and looking for a unique experience make sure to add this to your list of stops!

Gramma Miller's is such a great place, especially this time of year. During the summer/fall they…read morehave a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are locally sourced. They also have tons of arts/crafts and specialty items. Candles, decorations, homemade jams and jellies and yard/garden decorations. The one thing that is simply amazing is the fresh peas when they are in season in the end of June. They also have the fresh peas that are frozen on site. At $9 a bag, they are worth it! They also have Amish bread, which is great to make french toast with. If you are in the area, stop on by. You never know what you might find!