Orchards near Sturgeon Bay, WI

Sturgeon Bay

A fruit orchard near Sturgeon Bay in Door County, the Wisconsin peninsula known for tart Montmorency cherries and apples. Door County orchards sell cherries in July and apples through fall, often as fresh fruit, cider, and pies. No current website turned up online.

Sturgeon Bay

Robertson Orchard is on Shiloh Road near Sturgeon Bay, at the base of the Door County peninsula. Door County is cherry and apple country, with tart cherries ripening in July and apples running through the fall. Growers around Sturgeon Bay sell fresh fruit, cider, and cherry products from farm stands. This orchard's specific crops, hours, and pick-your-own aren't confirmed in the listing.

Sturgeon Bay

Choice Orchards is a fruit orchard in Door County, near Sturgeon Bay along County HH. The peninsula's Lake Michigan climate is Wisconsin's premier cherry country, and area orchards also grow apples and other tree fruit through late summer and fall.

Sturgeon Bay

Meleddy Cherry Orchard grows cherries near Sturgeon Bay, at the base of the Door County peninsula that produces most of Wisconsin's tart cherries. Orchards here pick their Montmorency crop in mid-to-late July. Little else is published online, so call ahead for picking dates and whether the fruit is pick-your-own or pre-picked.

Sturgeon Bay

Kielar Akers Orchard grows tree fruit on Highway 42 in Sturgeon Bay, the gateway to Door County's fruit belt. The peninsula's cool, lake-moderated climate is best known for tart cherries and apples, which ripen from midsummer into fall. This reads as a small roadside orchard rather than a large agritourism stop, so contact them for picking and sales.

Sturgeon Bay

Cherry Lane Orchards farms 13 acres of cherry and apple trees on the Door County peninsula near Sturgeon Bay, with pick-your-own the main draw. The family operation keeps a groomed orchard with parking and restrooms, and posts crop timing on Facebook so visitors know when cherries and apples come ready. Door County's cool Lake Michigan climate makes it one of Wisconsin's best-known cherry regions.

Brussels

Alexander's Cherry Orchard grows cherries on Stevenson Pier Road in Brussels, at the southern end of Door County, Wisconsin's cherry-growing peninsula. Tart cherries ripen here in July, the short window when Door County orchards open for u-pick and sell fresh fruit. The orchard sits near the Green Bay shoreline.

Egg Harbor

Hyline Orchard sits on State Highway 42 in Egg Harbor, on the Door County peninsula. Door County orchards grow tart cherries that ripen in July and apples through the fall, both sold fresh and pressed into cider along Highway 42. Roadside fruit stands line this route in season. The orchard's specific varieties, hours, and pick-your-own days aren't confirmed in this listing.

Brussels

Paradise Farms Orchard is on County Road C in Brussels, in the Belgian-settled southern end of the Door County peninsula. Door County is Wisconsin's cherry and apple country, with tart cherries ripening in July and apples running through the fall. Roadside stands and pick-your-own are common across the peninsula. This farm's specific varieties, hours, and picking days aren't confirmed in this listing.

Egg Harbor

Orchard on County Road E near Egg Harbor, on the Green Bay side of the Door County peninsula. Egg Harbor sits within the peninsula's fruit belt, where cherries and apples ripen across summer and fall. Orchards along these county roads commonly sell fresh fruit, pressed cider, and pick-your-own during the Door County harvest.

Fish Creek

Lautenbach's Orchard Country has grown fruit in Door County since 1955 and now makes 50 wines and hard ciders on site from its estate-grown cherries and apples. The Fish Creek market on Highway 42 stocks Door County cherries, fresh-baked goods, and Wisconsin cheese, with wine tasting available. Family-run across three generations, it's a regular stop on the Highway 42 tourist route. Hours run shorter from November through April.

Fish Creek

Sylvan Orchard grows apples off County Road DK in rural Wisconsin. Little is published online about the orchard's exact location or current offerings. Wisconsin orchards generally open for the fall harvest from late August into October, selling apples and cider. Reach out directly to confirm the address, hours, and whether picking is available.