Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Bayfield, WI

Bayfield

Bayfield

Blue Vista Farm is a 40-acre pick-your-own fruit farm in Bayfield, Wisconsin, on the Lake Superior shore, growing blueberries, raspberries, and apples. Alongside the u-pick fields, the farm store sells fresh and frozen pre-picked fruit, jams, honey, syrup, and gifts. Weekend hours run through the summer and fall picking seasons on the Bayfield Peninsula, one of the state's premier fruit-growing regions. Berries lead the summer; apples follow in autumn.

Bayfield

Langhammer Orchards grows fruit on the Bayfield peninsula, Wisconsin's top apple and berry region on the shore of Lake Superior. The lake moderates the climate, letting apples, cherries, and berries thrive this far north. Bayfield's orchards anchor the town's fall Apple Festival, one of the state's largest.

Erickson Orchards runs a country store, bakery, and cider mill alongside its apple orchard and strawberry fields at 86600 Betzold Road in Bayfield. The Lake Superior climate makes the peninsula Wisconsin's leading apple region, and the store sells pressed cider and baked goods through the fall harvest. Pick-your-own strawberries come earlier in summer.

Erickson Orchard and Country Store grows strawberries and apples in Bayfield, Wisconsin, and runs a country store with fresh cider and baked goods. The orchard sits on Betzold Road in the Bayfield fruit belt above Lake Superior, a region famous for its apples. Picking and store sales run through the summer and fall harvest.

Bayfield

A berry farm on County Highway J in Bayfield, on the Lake Superior peninsula known for its orchards and fruit growers. The cool lakeside climate ripens berries later than most of the state. Call ahead for the picking season and what's ready.

A market garden on Fire Tower Road in Bayfield's orchard hills above Lake Superior. The cool, lake-moderated climate that makes the peninsula apple country also suits berries and cold-hardy produce. No website or contact listing surfaced, so specific crops and hours aren't documented.

Rabideaux's Bayfield Fruit Co. works fruit ground on County Road J in the Bayfield area, on Wisconsin's Lake Superior peninsula. Bayfield's cool lake climate is built for apples, raspberries, and blueberries that draw crowds to the town's fall Apple Festival. Growers here sell fresh fruit and pressed cider in season. This operation's specific crops, hours, and pick-your-own aren't confirmed in the listing.

An apple orchard on County Road J in the Bayfield hills, part of the peninsula that Lake Superior keeps cool enough to rank as Wisconsin's top apple-growing region. Growers here harvest apples and berries through late summer and fall, timed around Bayfield's long-running Apple Festival. Contact details and pick-your-own hours aren't posted online.

Bayfield

Highland Valley Farm works fruit ground on Valley Road outside Bayfield, on the Lake Superior peninsula known for cold-climate berries and orchard fruit. Bayfield's lake-moderated hillsides ripen raspberries, blueberries, and apples through late summer and early fall, the same window that fills the annual Bayfield Apple Festival. Pick-your-own is common across this area. The farm's specific crops, hours, and picking availability aren't verified in this listing.

Bayfield

Sunset Valley Orchard grows fruit on Valley Road in Bayfield, Wisconsin, part of the Lake Superior orchard belt on the Bayfield Peninsula. The lake's moderating effect makes this one of the state's best apple regions, and Bayfield orchards typically sell apples, and often berries, from late summer through the fall Bayfield Apple Festival in early October. Contact the orchard to confirm picking availability and which varieties are ripe.

North Wind Organic Farm grows certified-organic berries near Bayfield, on Wisconsin's Lake Superior peninsula, offering both pick-your-own and pre-picked fruit in season. Beyond berries it sells homemade jams and jellies, plants, and maple syrup. Find the farm at the Saturday Bayfield market and the Friday Madeline Island market through the growing season. The cool lakeside climate here is unusually good for orchard and berry fruit.

Washburn

Don's Berry Patch grows u-pick berries near Washburn, on the Bayfield Peninsula along Lake Superior in far northern Wisconsin. The Bayfield area is well known for its cool-climate berry farms, with strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries ripening later in summer than in the rest of the state.

Ashland

Northwoods Sleigh & Carriage runs horse-drawn rides out of Ashland, on Wisconsin's Lake Superior shore in the Chequamegon Bay region. Winter brings sleigh rides over snow; warmer months shift to carriage rides for weddings, events, and tours. The far-north setting means a real snow season for the sleigh work. Contact the operator directly to confirm booking and availability.

Ashland

Berry and pumpkin grower on US Highway 2 west of Ashland, along Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay in far northern Wisconsin. The lake moderates the climate enough for strawberries in summer and pumpkins into October. Patches like this typically run pick-your-own berry picking early in the season and cut-your-own pumpkins through the fall.

Marengo

Basket Flats Strawberry Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries on Van De Bruggen Road near Marengo, in Ashland County in far northern Wisconsin. This close to Lake Superior, berries ripen late, often not until early-to-mid July, and the picking window stays short. Fields open only when the fruit is ready. Check locally for daily conditions before making the drive north.

An orchard on Highway 13 near Herbster, on Lake Superior's south shore in Bayfield County. The same cool, lake-tempered climate that makes nearby Bayfield famous for apples shapes the growing season here. No website or contact listing turned up.