Cute little farm to pick strawberries and other crops throughout the year…read more They have small carts to take 6-10 people at a time out to the fields. The strawberries were fairly small compared to the store, but they're super sweet. They have a market to buy various goods like donuts and drinks and housewares. One thing I'd recommend is them adding the strawberry donuts to the berry checkout counter as many people wanted the donuts and the small shop got crammed fast and checkout took a while. Thankfully I asked an employee at the donut counter if I could pay cash instead of waiting another 10-15 customer to checkout and they helped me.

They're open Monday through Friday 7 to 7 and then 9 to 5 on the weekends. Strawberries blueberries…read moresweetcorn another things lots of different meat too.

They were so nice and helpful. We were taken to a row and they said that if we didn't find enough…read moreripe strawberries to let them know and they would give us a different row. That was not a problem at all! We found so many ripe strawberries we would have picked more if we weren't camping nearby and didn't have to eat them all:)

Lovely family farm in a beautiful location. Friendly folks and loads of berries…read more They don't use any chemicals, so my kids could snack as we picked.

I love visiting farms, especially U-Pick fruit. We wanted to pick strawberries but, the season has…read morepassed. The best time was spring, around Father's Day; as I was told by the farm owner. However, they had blueberries ready for purchase. It was $15 for a bunch. I bought it. They told me, they don't spray pesticides on it and it was ready to eat. For the corn, it will be ready around September. I wish I can come back and purchase sweet corn and other produce. I like purchasing from local farmers. I know where the food comes from and help them with their small business.

No response to email , open sign out, not open but no hours posted .... Yes it is a rainy day but…read morenot what I hoped for.

This place is a gem! Highly recommended for anyone looking…read morefor the freshest local, in-season produce. The prices are very reasonable as well. They also have beautiful flowers that make for beautiful DIY bouquets !

Absolutely love the Tree Farm …read more Acres and acres of beans, tomatoes , mind blowing varieties of peppers and chilies , kohlrabi, beets, , , , and the delicious onions!! More than anything, their love for the vegetables and the hard work in the process of growing delicious produce shows! Lots of love and respect to Chris and Susan! Ps. Get cash, your own bags, and get ready for the experience. Love and always, Soumya and Jitish.

Blue Skies Berry Farm is much more than just berries. They are at the summer farmer's markets…read morearound Madison, including the famous Madison Farmer's Market. All Organic grown vegetables and berries. You can stop in and pick your own berries in season. Great stuff.

The pick your own berries are fabulous. The owners are very friendly and laid back and the berries…read moreare SO good. Reasonably priced AND organic!

Right next to Larry Jones' farm, off Pikes Peak Road. Bought some fantastic honey there a few weeks…read moreago and chatted with half of the couple that owns it. It's a wonderful place.

I passed this place whilst driving though the town. I stopped because raspberries sounded great…read more The raspberries were really good! But they were also wildly expensive at $7 per pint. I also got a jar of pickled dill green beans which I don't see terribly often and they were so good. I need to have those more often. They also had some gorgeous sunflowers, and had they been able to live I would have gotten a few. The stand is un-personed--at least when I was here. They have an honor system going here and you place your cash or check in a lockbox. Since there's no one here to take your payment, just make sure you have one of those two since there's no way to pay by credit card.

Do you love sunflowers? Blueberries? Chickens? Or farms?…read more Then schedule a trip to Blue Clay Berry Farm. Located near Lake Geneva, it was a fun stop during a weekend trip. Entry is a bargain at $2 per adult. The field of sunflowers was so beautiful. After being greeted by a couple of cute helpers, we were off to explore the rows of giant sunflowers. Each stem was a bargain at $1 each or 6 for $5. Great place to take photos as well. Although we were a bit too late in the season to pick a bushel of blueberries, we were able to pick a handful for a sweet little midafternoon snack. While at the farm, you can also visit the calves and chickens. We also picked up a dozen of the freshest eggs for $3.50 per dozen. So delicious. Thanks to Ella and her helpers for showing us the farm, letting us pet the calves and helping us explore the rows and rows and rows of giant sunflowers. Definitely an unexpected highlight of our lake getaway.