Farms in Merrill, WI

Merrill · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Helene's Hilltop Orchard opens for the fall season on Quarter Road near Merrill, in Lincoln County in north-central Wisconsin. Visitors pick apples, wander a pumpkin patch and sunflower field, and sit down to farm-to-table meals, with a bakery and seasonal events rounding out the day. The orchard runs from early September through October 31, open Tuesday through Sunday and closed Mondays. Check the site or social pages for event dates.

Merrill · Farmers Market

Merrill's market gathers on Center Avenue in this Lincoln County city on the Wisconsin River, north of Wausau. Northwoods growers bring short-season vegetables, potatoes, honey, and baked goods through summer and early fall.

Merrill · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Engelberry Strawberry Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries on Highway 107 near Merrill, in Lincoln County in north-central Wisconsin. The northern location pushes the berry season toward late June and July, later than southern patches. Fields open when the fruit ripens, and picking runs a few short weeks. Call ahead for daily conditions, since strawberry availability changes fast.

Merrill · Agritourism Farm

A family farm on Norwegian Road in Merrill, in Lincoln County's north-central Wisconsin farmland along the Wisconsin River. It opens seasonally for produce and fall activities. Call ahead before visiting.

Merrill · Farm Stand, Orchard

Merrill · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Wausau · Agritourism Farm

Willow Springs Garden is a garden property on Hillcrest Drive in Wausau, in north-central Wisconsin's Marathon County. Places by this name in the area are known as cultivated gardens and event grounds that host seasonal gatherings and plant-focused visits. Details on public hours and current programming are limited online, so contact the venue directly before planning a visit.

Wausau · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Wilke's Extra Sweet Acres runs a corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkin patch on County Road W just east of Wausau, in Marathon County. The 'Extra Sweet' name nods to the sweet corn many central-Wisconsin growers sell through summer before the fall maze and pumpkins open. Weekend crowds pick up through October. Confirm current season dates and hours before you go.

Wausau · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Mike's Berries grows berries on North 108th Avenue outside Wausau, in central Wisconsin's Marathon County. Growers here open for strawberries in June and raspberries later in summer, sold U-pick or ready-picked. The short, intense Wisconsin berry season turns over fast.

Wausau · Farmers Market

Wausau · Farmers Market

Marketplace Thursdays is a weekday market on downtown Wausau's 400 Block plaza off Scott Street. Central Wisconsin vendors bring produce, prepared food, and crafts to the lunchtime and after-work crowd during the summer season.

Wausau · Farmers Market

Wausau · Farmers Market

Wausau · Farm Stand

Burmeister Ginseng is renowned for its premium American ginseng products, cultivated through four generations since 1909. The company offers a variety of ginseng items including teas, extracts, capsules, powders and roots, known for their health benefits such as boosting energy, enhancing immunity and supporting mental and physical performance. Their products are crafted to exceed customer expectations, combining traditional knowledge with modern research to ensure high quality and effectiveness and for more details, visit www.burmeisterginseng.com

Wausau · Farmers Market

Wausau · Agritourism Farm

Grows and sells Wisconsin-grown American ginseng from Marathon County near Wausau, the region that supplies most of the cultivated ginseng in the United States. The operation is known for ginseng root sold by grade, along with teas, capsules, and other ginseng products. Marathon County's cool climate and loamy soil are the reason this crop took hold here.

Wausau · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Tomahawk · Farmers Market

Held at W. Wisconsin Avenue and N. 3rd Street in downtown Tomahawk, this Main Street market serves a Northwoods town where the Wisconsin River widens into Lake Mohawksin. The short northern season means vendors bring cold-climate produce, berries, honey, and baked goods, plus the maple syrup common to Lincoln County. Tomahawk draws summer cabin traffic and riders passing through, so the downtown market catches both residents and visitors.