Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Richland Center, WI

Town of Rockbridge

Apple orchard on Hustlers Ridge Drive in the Town of Rockbridge, part of Richland County's driftless ridge country north of Richland Center. The unglaciated hills here drain cold air off the ridge tops, the same conditions that make southwest Wisconsin apple ground. Small orchards in this area sell fresh-picked fruit and cider through the fall harvest.

Town of Akan

Indian Hollow Farms sits along US Highway 14 in the Town of Akan near Richland Center, in the Driftless coulees of Richland County. Steep wooded hollows and spring-fed valleys define this stretch of southwest Wisconsin. The farm holds an agritourism listing but keeps little presence online. Contact them directly to learn what they raise and whether they welcome visitors.

Lazy Patch Farm sits along State Highway 154 near Lime Ridge, in the Baraboo Hills country of Sauk County (ZIP 53937). The listing offers no detail beyond its agritourism category, and no website appeared in a search. Check locally to confirm what the farm grows or hosts and its visiting hours.

Lone Rock

An agritourism farm on County Highway JJ in Lone Rock, in the lower Wisconsin River valley of Richland County. The setting is oak-savanna farmland between the river and the Driftless hills of southwest Wisconsin.

Cazenovia

Apiary on Keller Road near Cazenovia, on the Richland–Sauk county line in southwest Wisconsin's driftless hills. Wildflower and clover forage across the unglaciated ridges feeds sideline beekeepers, who bottle raw honey for local sale. Cazenovia is a small village in the upper Baraboo River watershed.

Lone Rock

Peck's Farm stands along U.S. Highway 14 in Lone Rock, in the lower Wisconsin River valley of Richland County. The sandy river-bottom ground here grows vegetables and melons well, and roadside stands are a summer fixture on this stretch of 14. The farm's specific produce and stand hours aren't verified in this listing, so watch for the roadside sign in season.

Loganville

Eagleglen Farm sits on County Road GG near Loganville, in the Baraboo Hills country of Sauk County, Wisconsin. This is a rural stretch of driftless-edge farmland south of the Wisconsin River, known for small family farms and seasonal produce.

Hillsboro

Pine Creek Gardens is on State Highway 82 in Hillsboro, a Vernon County town in the Driftless region with a large Amish farming community nearby. A garden operation here usually means vegetables, bedding plants, or cut flowers sold in season. It's listed for farm visits. No website surfaced, so call or stop by to confirm what's growing and when the stand is open.

Hillsboro

Fran Ceil Orchard is on Mill Street in Hillsboro, in the Driftless hills of Vernon County. Apples thrive on these well-drained ridges, and the farm is listed for orchard and agritourism visits, the makings of a fall apple stop. Little shows up online. Reach the orchard directly to confirm apple varieties, pick-your-own, and when the season opens.

Highland

A berry farm on Bowers Road in Highland, in the Driftless hills of Iowa County, southwest Wisconsin. The name and setting point to pick-your-own berries in early summer. Call ahead for picking conditions, since the season is short and weather-driven.

Reedsburg

Valley Springs Farm is a bed-and-breakfast on a working farm outside Reedsburg, in the hills of Sauk County near Wisconsin Dells and Baraboo. Guests stay on the land and wake to farm surroundings, a common draw across this tourism-heavy stretch of south-central Wisconsin.

An apple farm with honey on Highway 33 near Hillsboro, in the Driftless hills of Vernon County. The area's ridgetop orchards and its large Amish community make apples and raw honey a natural pairing. No website or contact details surfaced.

This orchard sits along State Highway 171 in the Gays Mills area of Crawford County, the ridge country that's long been Wisconsin's apple capital. Expect fall apples and cider from the bluffs above the Kickapoo River valley. The listing name and address are garbled, and little is posted online, so confirm the exact name and hours before visiting.

Village of La Valle

An orchard at the junction of Highways 33 and 58 near La Valle in Sauk County, west of Wisconsin Dells. Orchards in this Driftless-edge country open for fall apples and cider. No website or hours were listed online.

Gays Mills

Apple orchard on Highway 171 at Gays Mills, long known as the apple capital of Wisconsin. The ridges above the Kickapoo River valley in Crawford County hold some of the state's oldest commercial orchards, planted for their frost-draining hillsides. Fall brings apples and cider, along with the town's annual Gays Mills Apple Festival.

Gays Mills

Fleming Orchards grows apples on Highway 171 east of Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo Valley of Crawford County, the ridge country long known as Wisconsin's apple capital. Orchards along this stretch open for fall picking and farm-stand sales, with many varieties suited to the driftless hills. The harvest runs September into October. Confirm this season's varieties and hours before you visit.

Ridgeway

Fruit farm on Knobs Road near Ridgeway in Iowa County, part of southwest Wisconsin's driftless area. The "knobs" name fits the steep unglaciated hills here, terrain that drains cold air and favors orchard fruit. Ridgeway runs along the ridge dividing the Wisconsin and Pecatonica river drainages.

Gays Mills

Sunrise Orchards grows apples at Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo River valley of southwest Wisconsin long known as the state's apple country. Orchards here harvest through the fall, with early varieties in September and storage apples into October and November. The farm's website was being rebuilt as of mid-2026, so check it or call for current hours, varieties, and pick-your-own.

Gays Mills

Turkey Ridge Organic Apple Orchard grows organic apples on Turkey Ridge Road at Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo Valley apple country of southwest Wisconsin. The directory also lists poultry alongside the fruit. Orchards in this region harvest through fall. Little is published online now, so call ahead for varieties, hours, and pick-your-own.

North Freedom

Honey label based on County Highway PF near North Freedom in Sauk County, close to Baraboo and the Baraboo Range. Oak and prairie forage across the lower Wisconsin River hills feeds strong nectar flows, and area apiaries bottle raw honey for regional sale. North Freedom is also home to the Mid-Continent Railway Museum.

North Freedom

Maple Hill Orchard grows on North Maple Street in North Freedom, a Sauk County village west of Baraboo. Apples do well on these ridges, and the farm is listed for both orchard and agritourism visits, which points to fall apples and likely pick-your-own. No working website turned up. Call or stop by in season to confirm varieties and hours.

Baraboo

The Berry Farmer runs a pick-your-own blueberry operation on Hoot Owl Valley Road outside Baraboo. For the 2026 season, picking is open Wednesday evenings 5 to 8 and Saturdays 8 to 5, at $3.85 a pound, with containers provided or bring your own. The farm also grows other fruits and vegetables using sustainable methods. Call the berry hotline before heading out.