Tucked away just outside the little town of Hancock is this Gem. Hancock is home to several…read morecampgrounds and many vacation homes. We stumbled in here one day looking for some flowers, we left with local cheese, sausage, baked goods, and a few gifts. This is now our go to for many odds and ends. We had breakfast there once and were very impressed with the "homemade food". It is not your average diner or "greasy spoon". Their selection is more like you would find at your grandmas breakfast table. If you are in the area and looking for a unique experience make sure to add this to your list of stops!

Gramma Miller's is such a great place, especially this time of year. During the summer/fall they…read morehave a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables that are locally sourced. They also have tons of arts/crafts and specialty items. Candles, decorations, homemade jams and jellies and yard/garden decorations. The one thing that is simply amazing is the fresh peas when they are in season in the end of June. They also have the fresh peas that are frozen on site. At $9 a bag, they are worth it! They also have Amish bread, which is great to make french toast with. If you are in the area, stop on by. You never know what you might find!

I love this market! While they are open every day, Saturday mornings are the most active, and I…read morestop by pretty much every week. Love grabbing something for breakfast and stocking up on local produce, eggs, and baked and canned goods. They also have vendors for meat, soaps, jewelry, and activities for the kiddos. Central Rivers Farmshed is on site to manage a very cool EBT exchange to allow vendors to accept EBT tokens as payment.

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

This is a gem and is a must try! Great baked goods, everything is homemade and you can tatse the…read morefreshness. They have a wonderful assortment of pie fillings, local honey and fresh produce. Service is wonderful, Kay treats you like family, I have enjoyed every visit.

My boyfriend and I had a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) share here a few years ago, and it…read morewas wonderful! Every week, we had a box full of amazing fruits and veggies, along with a newsletter that had news, events, and recipes. I wish we would have had the time to participate in a worker's share, but the money we paid for the regular share was well worth it.

Great lunch sandwiches. The carnitas wrap was very good! Something I will go back for…read more We ordered one personal sized pizza for my young kids. They loved it so much we ordered one more. Best of all they serve Babcock Hall ice cream and Point Root-beer. Great little country market! Worth the drive!

From the owner: We specialize in Wisconsin-grown fresh produce and Wisconsin-made products. Babcock Ice Cream from…read morethe UW-Madison is served daily and a menu of sandwiches, pizzas and salads are made to order. In spring, Wisconsin Territories sells bedding plants, herb plants and vegetable starts, as well as hanging bags and baskets - all grown on-site. In fall, the market features autumnal decorations including pumpkins, squash, gourds and garden mums.