Farms in Wisconsin Rapids, WI

Wisconsin Rapids · Agritourism Farm

Glacial Lake Cranberries grows cranberries on about 380 producing acres across 108 beds, part of a 6,000-acre marsh with 3,000 acres of water reservoirs west of Wisconsin Rapids, in the center of Wisconsin's cranberry country. The farm has stopped running its own harvest tours and now points visitors to Rooted in Red and Lake Nokomis Cranberries for those. Its fruit feeds the wider Wisconsin crop.

Wisconsin Rapids · Farmers Market

This Wisconsin Rapids market sets up in the clinic parking lot at 2031 Peach Street, drawing local growers and makers through the summer. Expect seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and handmade artisan products. It gives the east side of the city a weekday produce stop close to home. Vendor lineups change week to week as crops come in.

Wisconsin Rapids · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Wisconsin Rapids · Farmers Market

Wisconsin Rapids · Farmers Market

Wisconsin Rapids · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Wisconsin Rapids · Agritourism Farm

A family farm on 48th Street South in Wisconsin Rapids, in the central-Wisconsin cranberry and vegetable belt of Wood County. It opens seasonally for on-farm activities. Check ahead before visiting.

Rudolph · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Arnold's Strawberries grows strawberries on County Road PP in Rudolph, in central Wisconsin's Wood County near Wisconsin Rapids. Berries ripen for a few weeks in June, the standard u-pick window for the region. Availability depends on the weather that season, so call ahead before picking.

Nekoosa · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Stevens Point · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

BK Blueberries grows blueberries on Ole River Road in central Wisconsin, where sandy, acidic soil suits the crop. Blueberry farms in this region open for U-pick in July, the heart of the Wisconsin season. Ripening shifts with the weather, so pickers do well to call ahead.

Nekoosa · Farmers Market

Eagle

Milladore · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Stevens Point · Farmers Market

One of central Wisconsin's long-running markets, it fills Mathias Mitchell Public Square at 820 Main Street in downtown Stevens Point. Saturdays from 7 a.m. to noon are the busy day, though a handful of vendors keep tables out other days through the May-to-October season. Growers bring everything from fresh peas to smoked sausage. The downtown square keeps it a few steps from the city's shops and restaurants.

Stevens Point · Farmers Market

The Stevens Point Area Winter Farmers Market is located at the Boys and Girls Club in Stevens Point at 941 Michigan Avenue and operates every Saturday in November through April from 8A-12P. We offer a variety of seasonal vegetables, meats, fruit, canned goods, bread and bakery. We also offer a hot local food brunch each Saturday from a farm vendor.

Pittsville · Farm Stand

Pittsview Farm raises elk on State Highway 80 near Pittsville, in the central-Wisconsin farm country of Wood County. Elk farms in the region typically sell lean elk meat - steaks, roasts, and ground - direct from the farm, and some offer breeding stock or antler. Specific products and buying days for this stand weren't posted online at the time of writing. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's for sale and when.

Mosinee · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Lakeview Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on Bergen Road near Mosinee, in Marathon County. June strawberries are the anchor crop, with raspberries or blueberries sometimes stretching picking into July. Central Wisconsin's sandy soils suit berries well. Hours track ripeness rather than a fixed calendar, so check availability before heading out.

Stevens Point · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Apple orchard on Burbank Road near Stevens Point in Portage County, central Wisconsin. The central-sands soils and surrounding Portage County farmland carry fall apple crops, and orchards here run pick-your-own and cider sales through the harvest. Stevens Point sits on the Wisconsin River.

Stevens Point · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Chet's Blueberry Farm grows pick-your-own blueberries outside Stevens Point in central Wisconsin, where sandy, acidic soil suits the crop. Blueberry picking here runs through mid- to late summer, the standard window for central Wisconsin plantings. Berry timing shifts year to year with the weather, so it pays to check ripening before making the drive.