Farms Near Baraboo, WI
60 local farms within about 30 miles of Baraboo, Wisconsin — all selling direct to consumers.
Baraboo Farmers' Market
0.3 miBaraboo
Baraboo Events
0.4 miBaraboo
Baraboo Events lists at 315 South Broadway in downtown Baraboo, the Sauk County seat near Devil's Lake and the Wisconsin Dells. The name and address point to an event or gathering space rather than a working farm. No further detail surfaced online. Contact the venue directly to confirm what it hosts and its hours.
Turner's Corners Hwy 12 Growers Farmers Market
0.6 miThis growers' market sits at 413 Highway 12 in Baraboo, the Sauk County seat near Devil's Lake State Park and the Wisconsin Dells. The Highway 12 location catches steady tourist traffic heading to the Dells, and area farmers use it to sell sweet corn, tomatoes, and other Sauk County produce at peak summer. Baraboo's surrounding hills and river valley make for some of the richest farmland in south-central Wisconsin.
Farmers' Market
1.0 miBaraboo
The Baraboo Farmers' Market, established in the late 1980s and sponsored by the Baraboo Business Improvement District, gives consumers direct access to local farmers and producers — every Saturday and Wednesday morning, 8 to 12:30, in downtown Baraboo. Every vendor must produce or help produce what they sell.
Ski-Hi Fruit Farm
3.6 miA long-running apple orchard on Ski Hi Road in the Baraboo Hills, set on bluffs above the Wisconsin River in Sauk County. The farm grows a wide range of apples and presses cider, drawing fall visitors for picking and its country store.
The Berry Farmer
4.4 miBaraboo
The Berry Farmer runs a pick-your-own blueberry operation on Hoot Owl Valley Road outside Baraboo. For the 2026 season, picking is open Wednesday evenings 5 to 8 and Saturdays 8 to 5, at $3.85 a pound, with containers provided or bring your own. The farm also grows other fruits and vegetables using sustainable methods. Call the berry hotline before heading out.
Pleasant Valley School Gardens
4.7 miBaraboo
Pleasant Valley School Gardens is a school garden project on Brennan Road near Baraboo, in Sauk County's Baraboo Hills. Gardens like this grow vegetables and pollinator plots for hands-on student learning rather than retail sales. It's listed under agritourism, but access is likely tied to the school. Contact the district before planning any visit.
Maple Hill Orchard
6.5 miNorth Freedom
Maple Hill Orchard grows on North Maple Street in North Freedom, a Sauk County village west of Baraboo. Apples do well on these ridges, and the farm is listed for both orchard and agritourism visits, which points to fall apples and likely pick-your-own. No working website turned up. Call or stop by in season to confirm varieties and hours.
Honey Boy Brand Honey
6.6 miNorth Freedom
Honey label based on County Highway PF near North Freedom in Sauk County, close to Baraboo and the Baraboo Range. Oak and prairie forage across the lower Wisconsin River hills feeds strong nectar flows, and area apiaries bottle raw honey for regional sale. North Freedom is also home to the Mid-Continent Railway Museum.
Roots & Shoots, LLC
8.8 miNorth Freedom
Roots Chocolates LLC
11.1 miWisconsin Dells
Roots Chocolates is a chocolate maker based in Wisconsin Dells, listed with a P.O. box rather than a storefront. Its former website is no longer active, and little else is published online. Contact the maker directly to find out what's available and where to buy.
Toms Raspberries
11.5 miPrairie Du Sac
Tom's Raspberries
12.2 miPrairie Du Sac
Tom's Raspberries grows pick-your-own raspberries on Highway 60 near Prairie du Sac, along the Wisconsin River in Sauk County. Raspberry picking in this area runs mid- to late summer, when the canes come into fruit for a few short weeks.
Wisconsin River Prairie Honey
12.6 miPrairie du Sac
Honey producer based in Prairie du Sac, along the Wisconsin River in Sauk County. Prairie remnants and river-bottom forage in the lower Wisconsin valley feed strong nectar flows, and small apiaries here bottle raw wildflower honey for local sale. Prairie du Sac sits just downstream from its dam and the Ferry Bluff eagle-watching area.
Country Bumpkin Farm Market, LLC.
12.6 miWisconsin Dells
Country Bumpkin Farm Market near Wisconsin Dells is where farm meets fun — established in 1997, picking berries, fruits, and vegetables fresh daily with sustainable and some organic practices, open daily late April through October. The Lil' Bumpkin Play Village & Petting Farm packs in a John Deere combine slide, pedal karts, a zip line, and animals from baby goats to Duke the miniature horse, plus pick-your-own, a fresh bakery, and a fall pumpkin patch.
Hidden Valley Mushroom Farm
12.6 miWisconsin Dells
Meyer Oak Grove Market
13.7 miSauk City
Furger Family Farm
12.5 miLodi
Furger Family Farm is a family farm on Lovering Road near Lodi, in Columbia County, Wisconsin, north of Madison near Lake Wisconsin. The rolling farmland here supports crops, livestock, and seasonal produce common to south-central Wisconsin.
Lodi Farmers' Market WI
14.1 miLodi
Lodi Valley Farmers' Market
14.4 miLodi
Lodi's market gathers on the Village Green along North Main Street, in a Columbia County valley town north of Madison near Lake Wisconsin. Expect seasonal vegetables, flowers, eggs, and baked goods from growers in the surrounding countryside.
Great River Milling
15.1 miGavin Farms
13.7 miReedsburg
Gavin Farms is a first-generation family farm in Sauk County, Wisconsin, dedicated to its animals, land, and community — quality beef locally raised with integrity, honesty, and care, plus farm eggs. The farm makes ordering easy with clear pricing and processing info for its Reedsburg-raised beef.
Meadows Honey Homestead, LLC
18.4 miMazomanie
Meadows Honey Homestead, LLC
18.7 miMazomanie
Meadows Honey Homestead is a honey producer on Old Settlers Road in Mazomanie, west of Madison. Small Wisconsin apiaries like this sell raw, unfiltered honey by the jar, with the harvest tied to the summer nectar flow and ready by late season. Some also offer beeswax or candles. Reach out directly for current stock.
Reedsburg Area Medical Center Farmers' Market
14.2 miReedsburg
Reedsburg's community market runs at City Park, 222 N. Park Street, welcoming produce vendors, crafters, and artists with farm-fresh goods and handmade items. A recently completed pavilion sidewalk made the space stroller- and wheelchair-accessible. The City of Reedsburg coordinates the market and posts updates on Facebook. It anchors the downtown of this Sauk County town along the Baraboo River.
Portage Farmers Market
14.5 miPortage
Link's Greenhouse
14.5 miPortage
Kims Trees
14.7 miPortage
Kims Trees is a small agritourism grower on De Witt Street in Portage, the Columbia County seat on the Wisconsin River. The name points to trees rather than produce, but little else is published online. Check locally for what's sold and when the lot is open.
The Tree Farm
19.7 miCross Plains
The Tree Farm sits on Highway 19 just outside Cross Plains, in Dane County west of Madison, on land once planted in nursery stock. What's offered shifts with the season, and the listing gives no fixed hours. Check locally before visiting to confirm what's open and when.
Carr Valley Cheese Store
20.8 miThis is one of Carr Valley Cheese's retail stores, part of the La Valle-based Wisconsin cheesemaker's network of shops. Locations include La Valle, Fennimore, Mazomanie, Sauk City, and Wisconsin Dells, plus two in Mauston. Shelves carry the company's aged cheddars, fresh curds, and specialty varieties made from local milk.
Treinen Farm Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch
17.7 miLodi
Treinen Farm is best known for its award-winning corn maze off Highway 60 in Lodi, north of Madison, where past designs have included a tardigrade, a badger, and a trilobite. The farm grows about fifty pumpkin varieties for picking and adds duck races, gem mining, goat feeding, hayforts, slides, and hiking through a restored oak savanna and prairie. The maze takes anywhere from 45 minutes to a few hours to finish.
Sweet Wisconsin Honey Farm
17.1 miPoynette
Suchomel Farms
21.5 miWaunakee
Poynette Area Farmers' Market
17.7 miPoynette
Saturday mornings from mid-May through mid-October, the Poynette Area Farmers' Market sets up at Pauquette Park on South Main Street, 8 a.m. to noon. Vendors bring locally grown fruits and vegetables, honey, plants, herbs, baked goods, and homemade items alongside arts and crafts. The Village of Poynette handles vendor applications and posts market details. It serves this Columbia County village north of Madison.
Valley Springs Farm B&B
17.4 miReedsburg
Valley Springs Farm is a bed-and-breakfast on a working farm outside Reedsburg, in the hills of Sauk County near Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo. Guests stay on the land and wake to farm surroundings, a common draw across this tourism-heavy stretch of south-central Wisconsin.
French Creek Farms
18.5 miPortage
French Creek Farms is located on Highway F near Portage, the Columbia County city where the Fox and Wisconsin rivers nearly meet in south-central Wisconsin. Public details about its current offerings are limited online. Plan to call ahead or check locally to confirm what's grown and whether it's open to visitors.
Eagleglen Farm
18.8 miLoganville
Eagleglen Farm sits on County Road GG near Loganville, in the Baraboo Hills country of Sauk County, Wisconsin. This is a rural stretch of driftless-edge farmland south of the Wisconsin River, known for small family farms and seasonal produce.
Hilltop Community Farm, LLC
18.9 miLa Valle
Enchanted Valley Acres
24.2 miCross Plains
Enchanted Valley Acres is a seasonal agritourism farm on Enchanted Valley Road near Cross Plains, in the hills just west of Madison. Farms in this Dane County area open in fall for corn mazes, pumpkins, and family outings.
Cedar Grove Cheese Inc
20.2 miPlain
Cedar Grove Cheese in Plain, Wisconsin handcrafts award-winning organic, artisan, and traditional cheeses from the milk of over 35 Wisconsin cow, sheep, and goat farms — and in 1993 became the first cheesemaker in the country to guarantee its milk rBGH-free. All cheeses are made without animal enzymes, and the factory's "Living Machine" greenhouse naturally cleans its wastewater before returning it to the earth.
Dreamfarm LLC
25.1 miCross Plains
At Dreamfarm we strive to bring the highest-quality products to our customers. From the animals in the barn to the cheese that hits your tastebuds, we work hard to maintain a holistic approach to our farming and food practices. We do most tasks by hand. The pens are cleaned by shovel and pitchfork, the hay is stacked high and hauled out in the wheelbarrow, the water is replenished by the carrying of buckets, the eggs are cleaned by handling each one delicately and washing it under warm water, t
Appleberry Farm
25.1 miCross Plains
What makes Appleberry Farm special? Friendly & Fun. We love what we do, and we love seeing friends and families enjoying the orchard together. Nothing beats a beautiful Wisconsin day spent outdoors, and our farm is a scenic, authentic, natural place to relax and eat delicious food grown on site. Fresh & Delicious. We feel lucky to be able to pick fruit directly off the apple trees or from the berry bushes when they are at peak flavor. You will taste the difference between fresh, local fruit vers
Salty Dog Farm Stand
20.1 miArlington
Salty Dog Farm Stand is on County Road I near Arlington, in Columbia County north of Madison. Farm stands on this stretch of south-central Wisconsin sell summer vegetables, sweet corn, and fall pumpkins from the surrounding cropland. The stand season generally runs midsummer through October. Exact offerings and hours aren't verified in this listing, so watch for the roadside sign before stopping.
Obervitis Vinyard
25.4 miMiddleton
Vineyard on Sagebrush Trail in Middleton, just west of Madison in Dane County. Cold-hardy grapes such as the Wisconsin-tested Marquette and Frontenac do well in this part of southern Wisconsin. Middleton lies along the Pheasant Branch watershed near Lake Mendota.
U Pick Strawberry Farm
21.5 miDeforest
This pick-your-own strawberry farm sits on Hahn Road in DeForest, just north of Madison in Dane County. Southern Wisconsin strawberry patches usually open in early to mid-June and run three to four weeks, with rows opening and closing fast as the berries ripen. Bring your own containers and check the day's picking conditions before heading out, since a busy weekend can clear a field quickly.
Waunakee Farmers and Makers Market
23.9 miWaunakee
Carr Valley Cheese Co Inc
20.8 miLa Valle
COwned and operated by the Cook family, Carr Valley Cheese Company is over one-hundred years old. Nestled amongst the rolling hills and lush pastures of central Wisconsin, we remain one of Wisconsin's traditional cheese plants, famous for making cheese the old-fashioned way! Carr Valley Cheese has won numerous awards over the years and continues to offer delicious and unique Wisconsin Cheeses from our Aged Cheddar to our Cocoa Cardona. Try some of our quality Wisconsin Cheeses and taste our trad
Irish Valley Cheese by Carr Valley
21.1 miIrish Valley Cheese is a Carr Valley Cheese outlet in Wisconsin. Carr Valley, based in La Valle, makes specialty cheeses from local farm milk — cave-aged cheddars, curds, fontina, and smoked varieties among them — and stocks them across its store locations.
Held's Orchard
21.3 miVillage of La Valle
An orchard at the junction of Highways 33 and 58 near La Valle in Sauk County, west of Wisconsin Dells. Orchards in this Driftless-edge country open for fall apples and cider. No website or hours were listed online.
Sara's Pumpkin Patch
28.3 miVerona
Sara's Pumpkin Patch is on West Old Sauk Road near Verona, in Dane County just west of Madison. A pumpkin patch here runs the classic fall lineup, pumpkins, gourds, and family activities through late September and October. The Madison area draws steady weekend crowds to its pick-your-own pumpkin farms. This patch's specific activities, admission, and hours aren't confirmed in the listing.
Fabrita Orchard
25.4 miWaunakee
Fabrita Orchard grows apples on Hogan Road in Waunakee, just north of Madison in Dane County. Orchards ringing the state capital open for fall picking and farm sales, drawing Madison families out for apples, cider, and the autumn season.
Clem's Orchard
26.8 miMontello
Greenway Station Farmers' Market
28.0 miMiddleton
This market takes place at Greenway Station, the open-air shopping center in Middleton just west of Madison, near the Deming Way area. Middleton sits in Dane County, home to one of Wisconsin's strongest communities of small and organic growers, and area farmers supply seasonal produce through the warm months. It is a shopping-center market convenient for Middleton and west-side Madison shoppers.
Seven Seeds Farm
25.6 miSpring Green
Cates Family Farm
25.6 miSpring Green
Along the banks of Lowery Creek which runs North through the Jones Valley, down into the Wyoming Valley - home of Taliesin - our family farm is nestled in a sweet spot of the rolling hills of Southwest Wisconsin's Driftless Region. Local old timer's know our farm as the old Stapleton and Kraemer Farms, but over the last 50 years, with passion and humility, the land is now known as the Cates Family Farm; transitioning now into the third and fourth generations. Dick Cates Sr. bought this farm from
Old Sauk Trails Business Park
28.5 miMadison
This entry points to the Old Sauk Trails Business Park on John Q. Hammons Drive on Madison's west side - an office and hotel development, not a farm. It appears in the directory by mistake, likely because a seasonal event once used a nearby field. There's no working farm, farm stand, or pick-your-own operation at this address. Anyone looking for agriculture near Madison should check the many actual farms across surrounding Dane County instead.
Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund Corn Maze
28.5 miMadison
This corn maze was a seasonal fundraiser for the Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund, a Madison nonprofit that helps low-income households cover heating and cooling bills. It's tied to the group's John Q. Hammons Drive office address rather than a permanent farm, so it isn't a year-round attraction. Whether the maze still runs depends on the nonprofit's current fundraising plans. Contact the Keep Wisconsin Warm/Cool Fund directly to ask about any upcoming event.
Spring Green Farmers Market
26.0 miSpring Green
Creek Bed Country Farmacy
22.6 miPoynette
Creek Bed Farmacy runs u-pick strawberries in June, then sugar snap peas, sweet corn, and peaches through summer, plus pumpkins and what it bills as Wisconsin's largest corn maze in fall. The farm, north of Madison near Poynette, has worked this land since 1871. Weekends bring hayrides to the pumpkin patch, a playground, farm animals, apple cider donuts, and a concession stand.
Roger Price Produce Farm
22.9 miPardeeville
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many farms are near Baraboo, WI?
US Farm Trail lists 60 farms within about 30 miles of Baraboo, Wisconsin, all selling direct to consumers — produce, meat, eggs, dairy, honey, and more.
What kinds of farms are near Baraboo?
Farms near Baraboo include 27 agritourism & farm experiences, 11 farmers markets, 8 produce farms, 8 farm stands. Browse the list for details on each.
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Many welcome visitors through farm stands, u-pick fields, or on-farm stores — check each farm's page for hours and visiting details before you go.
