Farms in Poynette, WI

Poynette · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Lapacek's Orchard grows more than 50 apple varieties across the season on Kroncke Road in Poynette, with free admission to walk the grounds. This is a pre-picked orchard, not u-pick: you buy apples, cider, and cake donuts at the stand rather than picking your own. Kids can visit the goats and climb a tractor-tire playground. It reopens each year around mid-August.

Poynette · Agritourism Farm

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.

Poynette · Farmers Market

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.

Poynette · Farm Stand, Orchard

Poynette · Farm Stand, Apiary

Arlington · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

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.

Lodi · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

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.

Deforest · Agritourism Farm, U-Pick Farm

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.

Rio · Farm Stand

Yorkshire Rose Farm is a small farm stand on King Road outside Rio, a village in Columbia County in south-central Wisconsin. It sits in the farm country between Madison and Portage, an area of dairy and row-crop operations. What the stand sells and its open days weren't available online at the time of writing; the name points to a small, family-run place. Call ahead or watch for roadside signs during the growing season.

Lodi · Farmers Market

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.

Lodi · Farmers Market

DeForest · Farmers Market

The DeForest Farmers' Market runs Tuesday afternoons through the summer season in the Village of DeForest, Wisconsin, alongside village summer series music and movie nights.

DeForest · Farmers Market

DeForest's area market runs at Firemen's Park, near Jefferson and Stevenson streets in this Dane County village just north of Madison. Growers from the surrounding farmland bring seasonal produce, eggs, honey, and baked goods once the harvest starts. The park setting makes it a neighborhood gathering point through the warm months rather than a big regional market.

Portage · Agritourism Farm

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.

Portage · Plant Nursery

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