Farms Near Chippewa Falls, WI

Chippewa Falls

Jackson Family Farms is a family-run Wisconsin farm. Public details on its specific crops or livestock weren't found. Multigenerational family farms in the state commonly run row crops, dairy, or beef cattle.

Chippewa Falls

Klinger Farm Market grows its produce and plants 6.5 miles north of Chippewa Falls on Highway 124, with 18 greenhouses of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees. The stand sells sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, melons, and squash in season, plus a five-acre corn maze, pumpkin bowling, and fall decorations come autumn. It shifts to Christmas trees and greenery for the holidays. Open daily 9 to 6.

Chippewa Falls

Chippewa Falls

Wissota Garlic grows garlic near Lake Wissota outside Chippewa Falls, in Chippewa County in west-central Wisconsin. Hardneck garlic here is planted in fall and harvested the following July, and growers often sell seed garlic in autumn for planting. Little is published online, so reach out directly for what's for sale and when.

Bloomer

Bloomer

Mac's Berry Farm grows berries on 130th Avenue outside Bloomer, in Chippewa County. Strawberries are the June headliner here, sometimes joined by summer raspberries. This is farm-stand and pick-your-own territory, where the crop sets the calendar. A call ahead confirms what's ripe and whether the field is open that day.

Connell's Orchard grows apples on County Highway OO near Chippewa Falls in Chippewa County, west-central Wisconsin. This is established orchard country in the hills above the Chippewa River. The farm is listed for both orchard and agritourism, pointing to fall apples and pick-your-own. Its website was live but wouldn't load securely when checked. Call ahead for varieties, hours, and picking conditions.

Chippewa Falls

Bloomer

Eau Claire

This seasonal market sets up in the Festival Foods parking lot at 3007 Mall Drive on Eau Claire's south side, near the Oakwood Mall retail corridor. Festival Foods, a family- and employee-owned Wisconsin grocery chain, runs it as part of its community market program. Local growers sell warm-weather produce through the Chippewa Valley's summer and fall harvest, with sweet corn, tomatoes, and other Wisconsin staples arriving as they ripen.

Eau Claire

This Eau Claire market operates on East Hamilton Avenue, on the city's south side away from the downtown Phoenix Park market. It gives Chippewa Valley shoppers a second location for local produce, eggs, honey, and baked goods through the growing season. The setup is more roadside and practical than the riverfront downtown market, serving nearby neighborhoods.

Eau Claire

Eau Claire's downtown market runs at Riverfront Terrace in Phoenix Park, where the Eau Claire and Chippewa rivers meet. Chippewa Valley growers bring produce, cheese, honey, and baked goods to a pavilion beside the river trails. It is one of the valley's main markets, busy through summer near downtown's shops and festival grounds.

Cadott

Farm Sweet Farm is a 230-acre, grass-based family farm in Cadott, northeast of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, raising grass-fed beef, pastured chicken, and free-range eggs — direct-from-the-farm, naturally grown food for your health and environment. Visitors are welcome by appointment to tour the diverse pastures, where sandhill cranes and whitetails share the view.

Eau Claire

Eau Claire Orchards grows apples on Balsam Road in Eau Claire, in west-central Wisconsin. Orchards in this part of the state open for the fall harvest, favoring hardy varieties suited to the northern climate, with pick-your-own or ready-picked sales through September and October. Confirm this season's varieties and picking hours before you drive out.

Eau Claire

Ferguson's Orchards' Eau Claire location on Balsam Road is the larger of the family's two sites, a popular fall destination on the city's north side. Alongside the apple orchard it runs a sizable farm market with cider, baked goods, and seasonal family activities. It draws steady weekend crowds during apple season, from roughly late August through October.

Jim Falls

Eau Claire

Little Berry Farm is a small u-pick operation on Maple Road in Eau Claire, the same rural stretch as other area orchards. As a berry-focused LLC it most likely centers on June strawberries, the crop that opens Wisconsin's picking season. Growers this size post open days week to week once fruit sets, so contact them before visiting.

Cadott

The Cadott Farmers Market is dedicated to supporting small family farms, producers and artisans. We strive to bring diverse offerings to the Market to ensure local, fresh, nutritious foods and artisanal products are available to our community and shoppers weekly.

Jim Falls

Spring Creek Meats sells beef, pork, and chicken raised on the family farm in Jim Falls, along with farm eggs. The farm store runs self-serve daily, or by appointment, and offers holiday gift boxes of meat. Jim Falls sits on the Chippewa River north of Eau Claire.

Eau Claire

Leffel Roots Apple Orchard on Maple Road in Eau Claire grew apples and pumpkins and ran a corn maze for eleven seasons before changing hands. It now operates as Maple Harvest Apple Orchard under new ownership, keeping the same fall lineup of apples, pumpkins, and a corn maze on Eau Claire's east side. Check the new site for current-season hours.

Eau Claire

Fall Creek

Elk Mound

Elk Mound's area market meets on East Menomonie Street near the village hall, below the mound topped by the town's landmark stone tower. Dunn County growers bring summer produce, eggs, honey, and baked goods to this small village east of Menomonie. It is a modest, neighborly market rather than a regional destination, running through the warm months.

New Auburn

Auburn Homestead is a small farm on West Tarr Road in New Auburn, in the rural country between Chippewa Falls and Rice Lake in northwestern Wisconsin. Reach the farm directly for what it grows or sells.

A strawberry farm on Robin Road near Strum in Trempealeau County, west-central Wisconsin. Pick-your-own strawberries here fall in the short June-to-early-July window typical of the region. No website or contact listing turned up.

Eleva

Blueberry Ridge Orchard grows blueberries on Hageness Road in Eleva, in the hill country of Trempealeau County in western Wisconsin. The bushes ripen through mid- to late summer for pick-your-own. Availability shifts with the season's weather, so check before making the drive.

Eau Claire

Eleva

A pumpkin patch and country barn on North Main Street in Eleva, in the farm country between Eau Claire and the Trempealeau County hills. Fall brings pumpkins, gourds, and barn-store goods. Hours run seasonal, so check before heading out.

Elk Mound

Valley Pasture Farm is on North County Road E near Elk Mound, in Wisconsin's Dunn County between Eau Claire and Menomonie. The name points to pasture-based livestock, and farms in this area often sell grass-fed beef, pork, poultry, or eggs direct to customers. Public details on Valley Pasture's current offerings are limited, so contact the farm directly to confirm what's available and how to order.

Menomonie

Mondovi

Fields of Pumpkins grows pumpkins near Mondovi, a Buffalo County town in the coulee country of western Wisconsin. Fall is the season, with carving pumpkins, gourds, and a harvest stop for families in the hills east of the Mississippi. Little is posted online, so call ahead to confirm this year's opening dates and hours.

Menomonie

Stanley

A pick-your-own berry farm near Stanley in Chippewa County, west-central Wisconsin. Growers here open for summer strawberries and other berries during the short northern season. No website or contact details surfaced online.

Fairchild

Augusta Blueberries offers pick-your-own blueberries on E Branch Road near Fairchild, in Eau Claire County in west-central Wisconsin. Blueberry bushes here ripen from mid-July into August, later than southern patches, with fields opening as the fruit comes in. Rows get picked by the pound in the summer heat. Call ahead for ripeness and daily picking hours, which shift week to week.

Conklin Tree Farms sits along State Road 25 near Wheeler, in Dunn County in west-central Wisconsin. The name points to a tree operation, and most farms like it in this area grow Christmas trees for choose-and-cut sales through late November and December, with balsam and Fraser fir common to the region. Little else turned up online, so confirm the cutting season and hours locally before driving out.

Season's Harvest Greenhouse is a plant nursery in northwestern Wisconsin's Dunn County, off County Road D near the Sand Creek area. Greenhouses like this stock bedding plants, vegetable starts, hanging baskets, and perennials for spring and early-summer planting, when the region's short growing season makes locally hardened seedlings worth the drive. Call ahead before visiting, since rural greenhouse hours track the planting calendar and often wind down by midsummer.

Menomonie

Red Cedar Valley Farms sits on 410th Street outside Menomonie, along the Red Cedar River in Dunn County, western Wisconsin. There is little published about the farm online. Contact it directly to find out what it grows and whether it welcomes visitors.

Menomonie