Took the family here today for the first time. We all had a blast! We picked apples! So many…read morevarieties! We didn't realize that there were so many different varieties and we didn't realize how big this place is. We explored the orchard and took a look at all the animals they have. They have a beautiful little pond with a creek. They even have a bunch of farm equipment throughout the farm with information on what it is and how it's used on a farm. Really cool! They also have a really cool playground area for the kids! The staff here are really helpful and friendly. They have great apple cider and apple cider donuts and other treats! We will be coming back reel soon for sure!

Such a delightful place to bring your children for fall fun (and photos). We did not pick apples…read morehere, but we enjoyed their playground, outdoor games, and walked through the animal exhibits (not a petting zoo, just a cute display of animals to see). Oh, and the row of tractors to sit on was a huge hit with my toddler.

Visiting Barthel Fruit Farm in the fall is an annual tradition. We've been coming here for years to…read morepick apples. It's super busy in the weekends in the fall, and over the years they've added more, such as music, hot drinks and snacks, and did I see a corn maze this year? In addition to apples, you can pick pumpkins and buy squash. Plus there are plants and herbs in the spring and summer. We pick a variety of apples as well as purchase some honey crisps from the store. Really love coming here and recommend it!

Had a great morning picking (delicious) apples with friends, and then picking up a few goodies from…read morethe store - including some tasty cider donuts from the food trailer outside. Everyone was super friendly and helpful.

Went looking for a real Christmas tree today and visited Cedarburg Creek Farm. We decided to skip…read moreon the cut-your-own experience this year for a change. This spot was new for us. They had a good selection of nice trees and the prices were reasonable based on our experience the last few years. The people were very friendly. They offered directions around and where to ask if we needed help. They offered to wrap the tree and carry it to our truck if we wanted. They even offered us a complimentary bag of popcorn. It looks like they had a nice area for wreaths if you wanted that. It looks like they had some rides available for little kids and there was a roaring bonfire. Our highlight was meeting with the manager "Smokey"! He gave us a nice tour of the trees and was up for pets at any moment.

You may want to look elsewhere this season. There are many more pumpkin farms in the area that have…read moremore for the kids, are well staffed, and properly maintained.

My second year visiting this lovely pumpkin farm and it's still a favorite!…read more The lady that checked us out was amazing. She was genuinely happy to have us at her pumpkin farm. They have a great variety. Pumpkins, gourds, hay, and corn husks in all shapes and sizes. Good prices, too!

We came for my toddler's first strawberry picking experience. It went so well, and berries were so…read moretasty that we ended up coming back a few days later. I love the size of your farm (walkable and manageable with a little one). With two adults and a toddler, we picked in less than an hour, which was great timing for our kiddo. You also had a good system with friendly staff directing people on where to pick and how to mark where they stopped. We certainly will be back next year (and possibly sooner for other farm events).

Easy directions to parking. Helpful, pleasant employees, very kid-friendly picking set-up.read more

We are always early to everything and were standing outside with one other family. You would think…read morewhere the admission building is where you get in but it wasn't. We went in to the store and asked because it was after three and found out there is an admission booth further down on the field. We made our way down there and paid the admission and were each given a small bag to pick apples. Most of them were roped off except for the last few rows. In the way to that they had some really cute photo opps in a Zinnia field and in a sunflower field. The lady in the store yelled at my son in law for standing by a rope to look at the cider. Other than a few missteps, we thought it was worth the trip. The only downfall is there was no food to eat except for snacks. The donuts are only on Sat. And Sunday.

Definitely a really fun time in October with the kiddos!!! There is SO much to do for kids. I…read morethought it seemed a little pricey to get in, but after experiencing it and all there is to do, it doesn't seem so bad now. We spent a lottt of time there and still didn't get to everything! It was very crowded, but there's so much to do that we didn't have to wait long for things.

We really enjoy coming to this pumpkin farm with the kids every year. Corn maze is fun! The prize…read morefor getting the answers right usually is a free pumpkin or gourd per ticket, but this year we got guards the size of a quarter- so that was disappointing given the price we pay for the maze. Concessions are available and reasonably priced, pumpkin selection and prices are good!

Such a cute shop inside with lots of natural decorative ideas. Great price. Big assortment of…read morepumpkins. Some animals to feed too.

Spooktacular!!!…read more Very organized. $20 will not get you in because of tax (I echo Gina here). Perhaps worth getting the $7 upgrade for the speed pass... we waited about 2 hours for our numbers to be called. I do agree with Cassie that the wait is all a part of the fun. I also loved what I saw of the farm itself. It was dark - but it looked like they had a nice amount of activities for the family to partake in during the day - and a great selection of gourds, pumpkins and apples all at a reasonable price. My one complaint... the Caramel Apple was NOT a tasty treat as the apple was really soft.... yuck. BUT - I will be back! This was my favorite haunt thus far.

Stopped today to try to buy sweet corn. No one around anywhere. We picked out a dozen cobs and…read morewalked through 3 different buildings that were literally filled with junk looking for someone to pay. Finally put the corn back and left. We were amazed at the amount of junk that was piled up everywhere. Really not very inviting at all.

We have come here for over 15 years. In summer great for corn and other veggies. Fall is the place…read morefor pumpkins and gourds, children's level haunted barn, some animals and of course the best hay ride around. Course has changed over the years as he has sold off most of his farm land but it is a crazy and at time fast twisting course. $2 per person for the ride and pumpkins are very reasonably priced most at $5 or less for a very good sized pumpkin. In winter we have come here for Christmas trees but have since gone to another location. They obviously do this for the people and kids. If you live in the Waukesha area why travel and further when there is a chance pace like this.

What fantastic experience. Beautiful flowers and an exceptional host/owner-Melanie. My wife and I,…read morewill definitely be back.

What a delightful experience at a sweet farm. I just…read morevisited, very late in the season, though I was wanting to get there sooner. Most of the sunflowers were gone but I was able to cut a few for a vase at home. I can't imagine how pretty it was in full bloom. There were still raspberries to pick and beautiful wildflower fields to pick from. There is a corn maze, pumpkin patches and a fun enchanted garden to wanter through. Definitely on my list to revist next year!