The berries are delicious and they have their process down, with people helping you park and…read morehelping you to find your row to start picking. The easiest is to prepay for a container and pick until you have what you want. Price is equivalent to a grocery store but for fresh local produce. It does get crowded, it can get muddy, and they don't take credit cards. It's a farm. Watch social media for their updates they're really good about telling you when they're closing due to weather or over picking, and whether they have pre-picked.

I went here to pick fresh strawberries this week and Carandale did not disappoint! It was super…read moreeasy and fun. We got prepped on how to pick and what type of strawberry we were picking. My friend and I opted for the pay after option and got a little over a pound of strawberries for $3.20, but you can pay before too. They have a $20 4 quart option or a larger $40 8 quart option. People were piling their boxes high!

The Eugsters Farm Market stand in Middleton is awesome. With a literal truck bed of delicious corn,…read moreand crates full of muskmellons, potatoes, and other delicious fresh produce, you're going to go home ready to fix some good ol' grub fo' dinner! The prices are great, too: corn is 6 ears for $3, or a baker's dozen for $6!! According to their website: "Our sweet corn is so good, it's famous. Every morning at the break of dawn our hard-working staff will hand-pick our famous bi-color sweet corn. We stagger our plantings of sweet corn so that we are picking in a fresh new crop every other day. You are guaranteed the freshest sweet corn possible." And, my, oh my! You sure can taste that freshness.

They are not open until November 19 to sell trees. They did not list CLOSED on website, so we drove…read moreall the way out and everything is closed up!

I love visiting farms, especially U-Pick fruit. We wanted to pick strawberries but, the season has…read morepassed. The best time was spring, around Father's Day; as I was told by the farm owner. However, they had blueberries ready for purchase. It was $15 for a bunch. I bought it. They told me, they don't spray pesticides on it and it was ready to eat. For the corn, it will be ready around September. I wish I can come back and purchase sweet corn and other produce. I like purchasing from local farmers. I know where the food comes from and help them with their small business.

No response to email , open sign out, not open but no hours posted .... Yes it is a rainy day but…read morenot what I hoped for.

Our 7 year old twins love this farm! We have visited many times and enjoy the leisurely and…read morerelaxing pace that every child, parent and grandparent can enjoy. We had a very interesting and educational tour with lots of time to interact with goats, alpacas, donkeys, chickens and other assorted barn yard animals as well as learning a great deal. Every season there are different puppet show themes, events and exhibits which keep things fun for adults and kids. The owners are delightful, passionate, and informative. They know their business and are so generous with their knowledge. The farm is immaculate and well run -definitely a childhood experience our family will remember.

A great place to spend a fall day with the kids. There is so much to do here! Feed or pet goats,…read moredonkeys, kittens, rabbits, pigs, turkeys, chickens, peacocks, geese and more. A bag of feed is $2. Get active on the playground equipment or try and tackle the corn maze. (beware no clues inside!) Then you can take the wagon ride every 30 minutes out to the pumpkin patch and sunflower field. They have food and beverages including hot apple cider and delicious, warm, fresh donuts! Do note that the price of a pumpkin is not included with admission. They are priced separately based on size.

I was a vendor at Over the Vines today. What a beautiful space! The barn, the view, every detail is…read moreperfect. The staff is helpful and professional. They seemed to have thought of all the details when planning their beautiful, rustic location. I can't say what working with them as a client is like, but if it is half as lovely as the experience I had today then it would be wonderful.

Excellent wedding venue- attended today. Beautiful flowers and venue. Everything was perfect!read more

We discovered Heartland Farm Sanctuary in early 2018 and have been fans and supporters ever since…read more Heartland was the first farm sanctuary in Wisconsin and still is the largest in the state. But what makes Heartland stand out is that in addition to love and effort they devote to the homeless farm animals they rescue, the sanctuary also works with youth who are at risk or have special needs. Heartland Farm Sanctuary creates an environment where youth and the rescued animals can "come together to heal, grow, and have fun" (quoted from Heartland). The environment at Heartland Farm Sanctuary is truly different from what you would experience at a traditional working farm (or for that matter, just reading or hearing about animals). I think of my visits to Heartland as something of a Zen experience -- that setting is part of why children can so effectively learn how to interact with animals in a humane fashion. Heartland offers public tours on most weekends from Spring through Fall. There also are week-long summer camps for kids. The animal residents change over time as new rescues arrive (and unfortunately as some older animals pass away). Current residents include donkeys, a miniature horse (Cookie), emus, cows (Beau and Daisy), goats, lamas, turkeys, chickens, geese, ducks, pigs, sheep, and more. The sanctuary also includes two cats (Poppy and Otto) that keep an eye on everything. If you have kids, Heartland Farm Sanctuary is a fantastic place for them to interact with animals and in turn learn in ways that are not possible in the classroom or from watching TV.

I am interested in visiting and meeting team members, seeing the sights, applying for a available…read morepositions are watching the animals, feeding them too. I look forward to visiting soon. Most Warmly and Respectfully, Shelley Marie Pelletiere Cornwall Watson 779-669-6696. 1lovelyheart75@gmail.com.

Even on an overcast winter afternoon this arboretum was lovely to wander around. Almost completely…read moreempty, only saw a few other hikers. Free. Plenty of parking. A nice option for a safe, free walk in the woods in Madison. I'll be back in the spring!

I had a work meeting at the Arboretum and took a walk on a few trails during my lunch break…read more There's plenty of parking, though none of it is shaded, so it can get pretty warm on sunny days. The facility has a few meeting rooms with good audiovisual equipment, plus a small library and reliable wifi. There's only one bathroom, but it does the job. The trails are well maintained, and I even spotted a couple of cranes while walking. Overall, it's a peaceful spot that works well for both meetings and a quick nature break.

Great day for the festival. Games, tournaments, food and beverages. Even desserts featuring Sassy…read moreCow ice cream. Canoes and kayaks available to rent for a donation to the Maunesha River Alliance.