Viroqua Public Market is a great spot to find local, one of a kind gifts! Upon entering, we were…read moreoverwhelmed by how much they had to offer: vintage clothing, jewelry, antiques, body care products, books, local food products, postcards, baby gifts, you name it! Most of the items are very affordable as well. I found a ton of gifts for my friends and family. The nicest part is that the cashier was more than happy to gift wrap for free! I can't wait to go back when we visit Viroqua.

Cute public market with lots of antiques and Knick knacks. They even have warhammer prints!read more

I got married at Pedretti's Party Barn / Vernon Vineyards last month across the street from Faith…read moreFarms. They had such a beautiful garden so I had to stop and look. We had planned on buying several bouquets of flowers from a farmer's market in La Crosse which we would have had to cut and arrange, but I am so glad we met Faith instead! Faith came over to the barn to plan what we needed and what time to deliver. She cut the flowers fresh from her garden the morning of the wedding, made at least 30 beautiful arrangements, and delivered them to the barn. We got so many compliments on how they turned out and had gorgeous flowers for about two weeks following the wedding. I would absolutely recommend her!

From the owner: Faith Farms is a family run flower and vegetable farm in the heart of Amish country in the…read morepicturesque Driftless Region of Southwestern Wisconsin. Our farm is directly across the road from the Vernon Vineyards and Pedretti Party Barn. Our roadside produce stand is open from early July through early October. We offer 16 weeks of CSA Vegetables and flowers. Contact us for details.

Continues to a nice place to bring the kids. A little off the beaten path so stays a little…read morequieter. Prices are up this year, pet food is $.50 more expensive than deer park, per cone at $1.50each. Could use some more people on grounds keeping things nice.

This is a super option for a nice long day, or even 2-3 hours, if you are visiting the Wisconsin…read moreDells and you don't want to spend time at all the usual water parks and weird tourist-y places and shops. I typically dislike touristy places but this Farmers market and huge outdoor play space with petting zoo was awesome!! It does cost $12 a person which is a lot, but they offer an annual pass if you live nearby. Ideal for kids ages 5-12 but we were there with a teenager and she LOVED it!! It wasn't crowded at all, super peaceful. It is also nicely accessible for my best friend who uses a rolling walker. Lots of places to sit and rest

It's been several years since I've been to Sunrise Orchards. We were in the area and decided to…read morestop in. It was busy with Applefest going on in Gays Mills, but the retail building and grounds are large enough it didn't feel too packed. I forgot how good their apple cider donuts are. Do I dare say the best I've ever had!!! The outside is crispy and the inside light and fluffy. I don't typically like Honey Crisp apples, but the Honey Crisp cider is delicious.

This is a fantastic orchard and a very popular place! It was packed but lines moved fast. You can't…read moremiss the apple cider slushies, the donuts, and the caramel apple. For more of the products you eat there, they have an honor system where you put your dollar in the bucket and grab your slushy or donut. They have the best and fresh apple cider donuts. I also bought some fresh cheese curds and they even have fried ones outside. A great stop!

We are splitting a weekly CSA box (community supported agriculture) between five people; every week…read morewe head over to the drop-off site in our neighborhood and get a beautiful box of fresh produce. We have enough produce for everyone; we only have one vegetarian in the bunch, so that may make a difference. The owners are very committed to keeping members informed about the happenings in the farm. With each box, we get a list of a few recipes and how to store and prepare the different fruits and vegetables in the box. What I love? Having fresh produce, being pushed to try new recipes, and trying vegetables I would probably never purchase at Kowalski's or Whole Foods -- being forced out of my comfort zone challenges my pallet and my questionable cooking ability. Driftless does a good job of combining standbys and interesting produce.

Love, love, LOVE these guys. This is our third year as Drifttless CSA members, and it's fantastic…read more Not only is it exceptionally priced(I mean, really...where can you get this quantity of organic goodies for the price of a membership--not to mention we get kick-backs from our health insurance), but this is by far some of the best produce I've had. The carrots are like candy, and the potatoes are beautiful! I love the newsletter that comes with each box, giving storage tips, and recipe ideas. I've tried veggies I didn't even know existed! It's also made us MUCH better about utilizing everything we can, not only from our box, but from all our food. If you're not ready to get a weekly(or bi-weekly) box, you can always stop by the booth at the Farmers Market(I'm telling you...try the carrots!!!).

Quite little shop right off of Highway 15 near Spring Green. Wasn't too busy on a Tuesday, so I…read morewant the grounds a little bit with the animals. I'm sure they are super busy around harvest season!

Cute little stop if you're out in the area. We stopped on the way to Spring Green…read more They had a decent selection of fall produce, Wisconsin products, and baked goods. We tried an apple cider slushy, it was a good size for only $3! It was a little sweet. This would be a great place to stop if you're looking to pick up some Wisconsin made products or produce for a gift. They had a large collection of homemade dressings and sauces. We tried the garlic salad dressing which was very fresh! I loved the Halloween decor. Lots of photo opportunities and cute displays. The animals were cute also.

ANIMALS ARE ALL GONE!!…read more Employees aren't very nice whenever we've came but todays trip really fell short. the market is just repackaged bulk candy and figurines for sale like always. However, previously they had a huge expansive petting zoo with many different animals that you could interact with from goats to donkeys to geese and chickens. Disappointingly, when we arrived today excited to experience the petting zoo we went outside to discover it was *all* gone. not a single pen left besides a koi fish pond. All that's there now is more figurines for sale on top of their sandy ground. Honestly the most disappointing end to a trip.

We went here to see the animals but they are no longer there besides the Coy fish pond. Lots of…read moremetal animal sculptures, which are pretty cool to see but the place is run down. My 5 year old ran up to a sculpture to touch it and there were nettles all around it. Nothing is cleaned up and it is very run down. I wanted to buy some of the candy but I honestly was scared to because I had no idea how long it had been there. Very sad and unfortunate, this could be a great day trip for families to visit. There is great potential, just needs to find the right person to clean it up it sounds like.

We were here in August, and there were very few vendors who had opened the door of their storage…read moreunit and either put some stuff out on the grounds or had their unit open for walk through. Admission was free. There were a couple who had some interesting wares but most of the merchandise was rummage sale fare. We drove a way to get here, and wasn't worth the stop this time. We ran across another roadside sale leaving town and since we had made the trip we stopped by that one as well and I enjoyed it more than the Adams Flea Market.

After reading the other reviews, i have to agree. I've been here several times B.Y.( before yelp!)…read moreBut never wrote it up. The wife likes it for the plants which are abundant and inexpensive. I like the variety of items, but yes, some is pretty groady!! Like was said....2hrs or so to check it out, bring cash

So you go here for the apple pizza. Hard to describe... it's crumbley... it's loaded with caramel…read moreand apples. By more than one. Boy Howdy! Also fresh baked turnovers and pie... oh and they have a mess of apple varieties and a corn maze.

Not bad, just not great. We went to the orchard on a Sunday afternoon which I expected to be a…read morepopular time but it wasn't lol I think they had only one person working all the areas lol There just wasn't a lot going on, samples were sparse and most of the merchandise wasn't even necessarily even local much less from the orchard itself. It was a beautiful view and we sat outside to enjoy the apple turnover we purchased which was VERY good!