Support 30,000+ local farms. Members get an ad-free site, trusted reviews, and more — for $10/year.

Join for $10/year →

Farms in Mukwonago, WI

5 farms in Mukwonago, Wisconsin sell direct to the public, with 12 more within 30 miles.

In Mukwonago

Elegant Farmer

Mukwonago · Agritourism Farm

The Elegant Farmer is known for its Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag, a signature it has sold for decades from its market in Mukwonago, in Waukesha County southwest of Milwaukee. The market carries pies, crisps, fruit breads, sauces, cider-baked hams, and gift boxes, and runs events like Harvest Fest and a Wine and Cheese Train. The market is open daily, 9am to 6pm.

Elegant Farmer

Mukwonago · Farm Stand

The Elegant Farmer's claim to fame is its Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag, which the Wall Street Journal praised for a crisp crust and tender filling. The farm market at Highways ES and J in Mukwonago runs a bakery, deli, and grocery daily from 9 to 6, selling cider-baked hams, fruit breads, sauces, popping corn, and seasonal pies. It has been a Waukesha County stop for decades. Gift boxes ship nationwide.

Mukwonago Area Farmers' Market

Mukwonago · Farmers Market

Mukwonago's market sets up at Field Park on North Rochester Street, in a Waukesha County village southwest of Milwaukee. Area growers bring seasonal vegetables, sweet corn, flowers, and baked goods to the park through the warm months.

Mukwonago Farmers' Market

Mukwonago · Farmers Market

Join us in this beautiful park setting where we have plenty of parking, sitting areas, and a playground. Featuring over 35 local vendors weekly, you will find an incredible selection of locally grown produce and food products. We proudly support our local growers, producers, and consumers. **Additional local artisans on 6/21 & 9/13

Schuett Farms

Mukwonago · Agritourism Farm

Schuett Farms is on State Road 83 in Mukwonago, in Waukesha County southwest of Milwaukee. The farm draws fall visitors for pumpkins, a corn maze, and market produce, the standard southeastern Wisconsin agritourism setup that runs from late September through Halloween. Families make this kind of farm a weekend stop each autumn. Exact activities, admission, and this season's hours aren't verified in the listing.

Near Mukwonago

Salvation Army Lake Camp & Retreat Center

3.7 mi

East Troy · Agritourism Farm

This Salvation Army camp and retreat center sits on Army Lake Road in East Troy, in Walworth County's lake country southwest of Milwaukee. It's a lakeside camp and event property rather than a produce farm, hosting youth camps, retreats, and group gatherings on its grounds.

Bower's Produce

4.9 mi

East Troy · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Bower's Produce sells farm produce on State Road 20 in East Troy, in Walworth County's lake country southwest of Milwaukee. Expect a seasonal roadside stand of Wisconsin-grown vegetables and fruit through summer and fall. Reach the farm directly for current pickings.

Green Meadows Petting Farm

5.9 mi

East Troy · Agritourism Farm

Green Meadows Petting Farm operates on Highway 20 (High Drive) near East Troy, in Walworth County in southeast Wisconsin. Petting farms like it let families meet and feed farm animals, with hayrides and pumpkin picking common in the fall and group or school tours during the season. The listing gives no current hours. Confirm dates and admission directly before planning a trip.

The Hive Taproom

5.6 mi

East Troy

Our vision is to refresh all people’s spirits, inspiring community through inventive libations. ​ The Hive Taproom was started out of a desire to fulfill a need that was missing, the need for an energizing, high quality gluten-free beverage and an inclusive, welcoming space for multiple generations to share a beverage. The founders Tim & Ayla left their engineering and veterinary careers respectively to create a place where face-to-face conversation presides and building community is prioritized

Grassway Organics

5.6 mi

East Troy

Chaz and Megan Self followed a dream and took over Grassway Organics on March 21st, 2016. Neither Chaz nor Megan grew up on a farm, but they both have a passion for farming and sustainable agriculture. Raising their three young sons — Otik, Oscoda, and Xasion —on a farm was the only option they considered for raising a family. With no concrete background of "that's how grandpa did it" farming, the couple pledged from the start that Organic and grazing was the only way they would farm. This kind

Kipp Farms and Country Market LLC

7.7 mi

North Prairie · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

The Gardens @ Michael Fields

7.2 mi

East Troy · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Bear Den Zoo& Petting Farm

6.9 mi

Waterford · Agritourism Farm

Bear Den Zoo and Petting Farm lets visitors get close to kittens, chicks, bunnies, calves, llamas, and goats, plus rotating seasonal animals. It's on Big Bend Road (Highway 164) in Waterford, in Racine County southwest of Milwaukee. The farm opens weekends, Saturday and Sunday 11am to 4pm, and takes cash only, no credit or debit cards. Weather can close it, so check their Facebook page before driving out.

R & R Ranch

7.2 mi

Big Bend · Agritourism Farm

R & R Ranch sits on Guthrie Drive in Big Bend, a small Waukesha County village southwest of Milwaukee. A working ranch here likely centers on horses or livestock rather than a public farm stand, and online details are thin. Contact them directly to learn what they offer and whether visits are possible.

Ela Orchard

9.1 mi

Rochester · Orchard, Produce Farm

Ela Orchard grows many varieties of apples and pears in Rochester, Wisconsin, pressing fresh apple cider each fall. The apple barn opens for the season into winter — no pick-your-own, but you can sample the varieties, and the goats would love your leftover cores.

Solar Harvest Farm

8.8 mi

Waterford · Meat Farm, Poultry Farm

Solar Harvest Farm is the Heyer family's operation on Marsh Road in Waterford, Wisconsin — amazing grass-fed beef, pastured chicken, pork, and pastured eggs, produced with solar and wind energy powering both farm and home. Farming in the key of life, with a deep bench of resources on renewable energy and biological farming.

Gwenyn Hill Farm

11.3 mi

Waukesha

Thousands of years ago the glaciers left their mark here, and the changes they sculpted on the land affect how we farm today. The rich silt and clay were deposited on the valley bottoms. Thin and fragile soil clings to the hillsides, and boulders cap the drumlins. To farm here, we must listen to the land and do what is called for.

Our directory is built from many public sources across the internet and from farmers themselves. We work hard to keep listings accurate, but not every farm has confirmed its information with us. Farms marked Verified manage their own listing and have confirmed their details. Own a farm? Verify your listing →

Browse Wisconsin Farms by Type