A cool local market offering 100s of different plants - ranging from trees, small succulents, or…read morefruit/veggie bearers. When it comes to garden care they have it all. The market also offers fresh produce and meats at reasonable prices.

Very disappointing - have gone there for years and the prices just keep going up and up and now…read morethey charge a fee to use a debit card and the employees have just gotten so darn rude. Won't go back.

Beautiful blueberries. We went in mid-August and thought they may be short of berries, but they…read morehad plenty of blueberries on the bushes. The setting in a little valley is also gorgeous.

Simply the best blueberries around! My family looks forward to picking every year for fresh berries…read moreas well as putting some away in the freezer. It is such a peaceful, beautiful setting. Great family friendly atmosphere with amazing owners! I love to support local farmers with home grown produce!

So after I wrote this review, we received an email from the CSA. WOW. Instead of giving customer…read moreservices, we got a lecture on how our country throws out a lot food because of a few spots. What you need to know is that we did receive food that had a few spots but what we threw out was the rotted food that came in the box. All in all the tone of the email makes me wish I could take away the one star. Had they approached it differently, I may have changed my mind about the whole experience. Instead they took a road that they shouldn't have. We decided to join a CSA (Community Support Agriculture) this year. I had heard great things about them from friends and was excited to support a local organic farm. We split it with our friend since from what people have said their boxes were very large and could feed more than a family of 4. We found one that delivered to Ecopolitan which is conveniently behind our home. Great. Well not so great. Each week we got our box and each week we threw out more and more vegetables before even getting to the bottom of the box. Several times we received half rotten cabbage and tomatoes that were so over ripe they went bad as soon as you cut into them. Let's just say there is a better selection dumpster diving at the Wedge (no I don't dumpster dive). I did complain and received a response as though it were my fault they were giving us bad produce (take ownership man) We also had an incident when picking up the box late. The box was gone. Not sent back to the Farm but gone. Apparently we had to "reserve" the box. Doesn't that happen when you become a member and pay up front? All in all it was a bad experience and has put me off using another CSA.

I'm a new CSA member, and have just finished devouring my first box. I'm vegan, and the majority of…read moremy grocery budget goes to veggies, so this seemed like a good deal for me. I love that I'm trying veggies I would normally never select. It's been a wonderful experience. I notice that there are three other 5-star reviews, probably from other CSA members who landed here after Googling the farm and seeing the only review visible a 1-star from 5 years ago. Bummer... Everything in my box was fresh, and it was packed to the gills. The only sad part was an inch-worm on my lettuce that I didn't catch until it had been in the fridge a few days, so he died... would have liked to save the little guy! No pesticides: the proof is in the worm! :) (PS - my mom and her partner once rescued a snail from some lettuce - different supplier - and kept her for a couple years in a terrarium - yay for lettuce friends!)

Clean bathrooms, water fountains (ahem-in Wisconsin we call em bubblers), artwork, walking…read morelabyrinth, picnic pavilion, hiking & biking trails, as well as the confluence of the Chippewa & Eau Claire Rivers. Green spaces with trees and just a nice place to visit. We bicycled through, but we always have to stop because this spot is so relaxing & scenic!

Went here on the first nice day of the year and it didn't disappoint. Apparently it was prom…read moreweekend so it was busy and crowded with dressed up high schoolers. Lots of great places to have photo shoots as the stone circle was the most popular area. Lots of stone seating that weren't really that uncomfortable since they were made to hold and audience. Lots of great views of the Chippewa River with water based activities available to all from boating to fishing. Great restaurants within walking distance and lots of scenic views from many of their bridges (one of which lights up every night which gives it a real downtown vibe). Free parking spots all around so there's not an issue with that on the weekends but weekdays it's 2hr parking from 6am-6pm. All in all, a great spot in downtown Eau Claire that has something for people of all ages!

This Little Piggy Went to Market…read more The Red Wing Farmers Market on Levee Street down by the train depot is kind of a big dill! Get yourself and your little piggies up early on Saturdays from June through October as the market only lasts from 8 am to 1 pm, and the baked goods sell out quickly. Red Wing's market might be on the smaller side, but it has all you need to live high on the hog. Go ahead and put all your eggs in one basket, along with fresh organic produce, honey products, sourdough breads, cookies, ice cream cones, crafts, and gorgeous flowers. While you shop, enjoy beautiful views of Barn Bluff and the Mississippi River, along with snacks from food trucks like Chef Shack, Firebrick Pizza, and Yummy Eats. If you're lucky, you might visit on a day with live music to turnip the beet, or when Wild Pyle Acres brings a few of their llamas and yaks to the market for the kiddos to meet. Be sure to stop by the information booth, especially if you don't have cash on you. You can use your credit card to purchase tokens--how handy is that? This is also the spot to sign up kids for The Power of Produce Program (PoP). Each child can receive a $2 token every Saturday to spend on fresh produce, teaching them how to make healthy food choices! From tomatoes to po-tah-toes, this market is great place to stock up on un-beet-able artisanal items and produce. It's very easy to spend too much here, leaving you and your wallet crying, "Wee! Wee! Wee!" all the way home!!