You can try some of their apple cider donuts and apple cider slush after you’ve picked to your heart’s content.
(Courtesy of Barthel Fruit Farm) Barthel Fruit FarmĬomplete with a full bakery, corn maze and greenhouse, Barthel Fruit Farm has a lot to offer besides apple-picking.
Price: Everyone entering the orchard must pay a minimum of $22 for a picking bag $26 for half a peck $39 for full peck $59 for half bushel Those that purchase the package can take part in free tractor rides, apple-tasting and the farm park, which offers access to a kids’ play area, corn maze, farm animals and more.Īddress: 5006 S Sylvania Ave, Sturtevant, WI 53177 With a 28-acre orchard, Apple Holler offers plenty of fun fall activities in their apple-picking package. Price: Free parking & admission, $15 for half a peck $25 for full peck $45 for half bushel Apple Holler If you’re not in the mood for picking apples, but still want a taste, the marketplace offers pre-picked apples for sale - and their famous “Apple Pie in a Paper Bag.”Īddress: 1545 Main St, Mukwonago, WI 53149 The festival also includes train, pony and hayrides, a corn maze and more. Pick from 17 different varieties of apples at The Elegant Farmer’s Autumn Harvest Fest. Here’s a look at some of the top apple orchards around the state. As pumpkin spice takes over and temperatures continue to drop, fall is just around the corner.Īnd that means many Wisconsinites and their families will venture out to start their fall traditions, whether it’s visiting the local pumpkin patch or the apple orchard, hiking through the forests of gold or baking those sweet apple pies.
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