With so many apple-picking choices, I keep returning to Franks' "R Apples" year in and year out…read more Why? Because there are never any huge crowds and the apples he grows are simply delicious. He runs a smaller farm on the same road as the much larger one next door but what he doesn't have in a large scale enterprise, he makes up for in quality, friendliness and honesty. It's a family affair, with his daughter and granddaughter behind the counter. Oh, and by the way, it's not just apples Frank grows. If it can be planted in the ground, Frank grows it.

A piece a heaven, nothing fancy, quaint, pick your own and a little bit in store. Have been going…read morefor years to pick apples, tomatoes, peppers, raspberries, onions, cabbage among others.

Great Strawberry picking experience. Great for Kids. Minimum of 6lbs of Strawberrys. Gets busy on…read morethe weekdays and weekends but able to get in no matter how busy.

With many local farms selling out of strawberries early this season, I headed to Brehmer's after…read morelearning they use minimal to no pesticide and were still open! What a bounty of beautiful fresh strawberries for a very reasonable price. Enjoyed picking them & supporting a local farm. Will be back next year!

If you want locally sourced produce I can't recommend Witte's enough. The corn on the cobb is so…read moresweet to the ripest tomatoes. My parents have been going here every summer for years and I can see why.

I've been going here since I was a child. This place is magical, essential, needed and their…read moreproducts are wonderful. I hope it continues for another 60 years. A true gem.

An awesome apple orchard that has a large variety of apple goods such as apples, cider and of…read morecourse apple cider donuts . However, the must have is the apple pie which is truly amazing and a star of your Holiday deserts!

We wanted to go apple picking on this beautiful fall afternoon. We decided upon Peck and barrel…read morefruit Company. There are rules, and they are strict, and you must follow them. You're not allowed into the orchard unless you have,and pay for a bag or two. Each person has to have their own bag which, I think is a little overkill. There are two different sizes, small and large. Maybe because it was late in the season the Orchards were pretty picked over. Especially the second Orchard Way in the back that you had to walk quite a ways to get to. There were no discernible good apples there. We were very disappointed. So we went back to the first fenced in Orchard. There are tables outside and two modern farmhouse type buildings where you can get snacks by donuts. They are both adorable. They have a beautiful little walkway up to the Orchard with a swing and a bench. We would go back. But I would probably go back earlier in the season. Nonetheless, the apples were absolutely delicious! Shadow to the employee who let us carry one small bag because of health issues. The first place that you go to to get the bags would not allow it. So, I just wanted to give him credit for being so kind.

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.

FT-aaRRRR. Pirate speak today. Don't question, just go with it, you know?…read more I pulled into this little gem of a spot while killing time before an ART appointment in the oh-so-quaint 'burb of Cedarburg. Burg 'burb = charming and quaint and a little strange when dudes in giant trucks roll up blasting Kenny Chesney real loud-like and decide to make weird faces at you. Cedarburg has this big ol' strawberry festival every year. One of my teammates lives there. Now you know. Following that, I will now explain in haiku form why Nieman Markets INC deserves four freaking stars: Apples, every kind, Pancake mix, jams and jellies, Pick out a pumpkin. Like I said, quaint. (Cash only!)

The seasonal Apple stand has been a staple of Cedarburg for as long as I can remember. In the fall…read morethey offer tours for school groups, pick your own pumpkins, raspberries, and apples. There is an actual roadside apple stand with a variety of Wisconsin made goods. They have a huge selection of apples all from the Wisconsin area along with Applebutter, raw homemade cider, honey, cranberries, squashes and pumpkins. This place is great for a weekend trip to the country. The drive to the Apple stand is beautiful and fall with all of the leaves changing you really feel like you're getting away from the city. I personally made a special trip out this year just to get cider and Macintosh apples. One of the downsides to the apple stand is that they only accept cash or personal check. Emjoy the fresh apples!

I came up to visit my parents in Wisconsin, and my mother said let's go Apple picking! In my 44…read moreyears on this earth, I've never had an opportunity to do that. We took a short drive to Appleland, and oh what a great place! They have a little store that has Apple cider donuts, pies, jams, salsas, breads, wine, candles, soaps and so much more. We purchased a bag to go pick our own apples. My mother and I had so much fun walking around picking different kinds of apples. I have never seen Apple trees with so many apples on them!! The employees were so nice, great prices and amazing selection of items! I bought so many things to bring back home with me. I highly recommended stopping at Appleland, I know you will love it!!

So glad we were told by folks who live in Port Washington to be sure to go to Appleland. We did and…read moreyou should, too. Since our first visit, we've been back and enjoyed Apple Fritters (with bites of fresh apples), Apple Muffins (that tasted fresh for days when heated in microwave), Apple Doughnuts (tasty too), APPLE PIE (like Grandmothers make), and many choices of fresh apples!

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!

A great place to enjoy the summer, while supporting a local farm. $20 for $12 sunflowers, parking…read moreincluded. The owners are friendly and nice. Check their Facebook page to stay updated on what's in peak. My friend and I enjoyed our visit.