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An orchard can be open while a specific apple is not ready or has already been picked out. Check the farm’s current variety list when the type of apple matters.
Wisconsin Orchard directory
Compare Wisconsin orchards offering pick-your-own apples, seasonal markets, cider, baked goods, and family activities. Check the current variety and crop report before driving.
39 orchards listedIndependent statewide directory
Wisconsin orchard directory
Open a listing for orchard details, visiting notes, address, and the farm’s official website.
A 78-acre orchard offering pick-your-own apples, an orchard store, bakery and family activities.
Apple picking is open for the 2026 season; admission or a picking package is required for orchard entry.
A family-run orchard with pick-your-own apples, a farm market, cider, bakery items and fall activities.
The farm posts current U-pick varieties online; the 2026 apple-picking season runs from late August into October as fruit remains available.
An orchard and farm store offering pick-your-own and pre-picked apples, cider, baked goods and seasonal products.
The farm is open for its 2026 apple season, but U-pick supply is limited and may be unavailable on some days; check the daily update before traveling.
A long-running fruit farm with pick-your-own apples, a bakery, greenhouse and seasonal farm products.
Apple picking generally begins around Labor Day and continues into October; orchard entry requires purchase of a picking bag.
A seasonal orchard growing more than a dozen apple varieties, with pick-your-own fruit and an apple shed selling farm products.
The orchard is open for the 2026 season; availability changes as each apple variety ripens.
An apple orchard and country market with pick-your-own apples, more than 30 varieties, a bakery and seasonal activities.
The orchard operates during the fall harvest; check the farm website for current hours and ripe varieties before visiting.
A Door County orchard with pick-your-own apples, pre-picked fruit, a farm market, picnic area and evergreen maze.
The 2026 apple season runs from September 1 through October 31, with picking offered while ripe fruit is available.
A family-owned sustainable orchard growing modern and heirloom apples, with pick-your-own fruit and fresh cider.
Weekday picking is generally walk-in; free time-slot registration is requested for peak-season weekend picking.
A family orchard along the Great River Road with pick-your-own apples, a farm store, bakery items and an outdoor beer garden.
U-pick apples are usually offered through September; current orchard conditions can change quickly, so check the farm update before traveling.
A farm market and orchard offering pick-your-own apples during its annual Autumn Harvest Fest.
Apple picking is scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays from September 12 through October 25, 2026, with ripe varieties posted each week.
A Madison-area orchard with acres of pick-your-own apples, a farm store, cider, donuts and other seasonal crops.
The 2026 fall season is underway; ripe varieties and hours are updated on the orchard website.
A working farm with more than 2,000 apple trees, pick-your-own apples, a farm market and fall activities.
Apple picking is offered six days a week from about mid-September into October; admission applies and weekend tickets are sold online.
A large pick-your-own apple orchard with a bakery, farm market, pumpkin patch, corn maze and family activity area.
The Eau Claire location is open for the 2026 season from August 15 through November 1; admission is required for orchard activities.
A western Wisconsin pick-your-own apple orchard with a farm market, bakery, pumpkin patch and family activities.
The Galesville location is open for the 2026 season from August 15 through November 1; admission is required for orchard activities.
A family-owned orchard with pick-your-own apples and a sales barn offering pre-picked fruit and other farm goods.
The orchard posts the varieties currently available for picking; purchase the required picking bag before entering the rows.
An apple orchard, glass studio and retail shop offering pick-your-own apples alongside art classes and demonstrations.
The 2026 orchard season opens September 12, with the orchard and store operating Friday through Sunday in season.
A Northwoods orchard offering pick-your-own apples, pumpkins, cider, pies and other orchard-made products.
The orchard has published a 2026 fall opening and operates on limited seasonal days; review the current schedule before making the trip.
A small family orchard offering a traditional pick-your-own experience across 12 acres and 13 apple varieties.
Picking is offered on seasonal weekends; check the farm calendar for opening dates and current fruit availability.
A central Wisconsin orchard with pick-your-own apples, a farm store, bakery and fall activity areas.
The 2026 fall season runs from September 5 through October 31; apple availability depends on ripening and harvest conditions.
An orchard overlooking Lake Winnebago with pick-your-own and pre-picked apples, cider, a bakery and farm market.
The orchard is open for its 2026 season and posts which varieties are available for U-pick each week.
A family orchard with pre-picked and U-pick apples, pumpkins, farm animals, food and children’s activities.
The orchard has announced its 2026 opening for September 12; admission includes access to the apple orchard and farm grounds.
A family orchard with more than 3,000 trees, weekend pick-your-own apples, a retail store and bakery.
The orchard is open for the 2026 apple season; U-pick is offered on Saturdays and Sundays only.
A Door County orchard, market, winery and cider company offering seasonal fruit picking on its family estate.
Apple picking is seasonal and crop-dependent; check the current farm update before traveling to pick.
A long-running family orchard and pumpkin farm with pick-your-own apples, a farm market, bakery and fall activities.
Apple picking is offered during the fall season; check the website for current hours and orchard availability.
A family-run orchard offering pick-your-own apples, a wheelchair-accessible picking deck, fresh cider, bakery items and a corn maze.
The orchard is operating under its new name for the 2026 season; check its calendar for current hours and ripe fruit.
A working family orchard offering seasonal pick-your-own apples and other fruit, plus pre-picked produce and fall goods.
The orchard is open for its 2026 fall season; selected apple varieties are reached by weekend hayrides when available.
An elevated orchard with pick-your-own apples, pre-picked fruit, cider, bakery items and an orchard observation tower.
The orchard is open for the 2026 season and posts current U-pick varieties on its harvest page.
A small orchard with pick-your-own apples, a farm store and seasonal bakery products.
The orchard is open for fall 2026; picking availability and daily hours are posted on the farm website.
A ten-acre, fully pick-your-own orchard with more than 1,500 trees and about 75 apple varieties.
The orchard is open for the 2026 season on Saturdays and Sundays, with currently ripe varieties listed online.
A tribally operated orchard with about 4,000 trees, more than 20 apple varieties, fresh produce and pick-your-own service.
The orchard operates seasonally; current retail and pick-your-own hours should be confirmed before traveling.
A certified organic orchard growing more than 35 apple varieties and offering fall pick-your-own fruit, cider and bakery goods.
The orchard is open Fridays through Sundays for the 2026 season; the final picking entry is before closing time.
A family-owned pick-your-own orchard near Germantown with more than 20 apple varieties and a seasonal store.
The orchard announced an August 22 opening for 2026; pick-your-own dates and hours are posted separately as fruit becomes ready.
A Baraboo-area fruit farm with pick-your-own apples, wagon rides, a market, bakery products and more than 30 apple varieties.
The farm is open for the 2026 apple season; use the current picking page for orchard entry and availability details.
A Fox Valley orchard with pick-your-own apples, bagged fruit, cider, an orchard store and new fall activities.
The orchard is operating for the 2026 season; fruit supply and orchard hours can change with the harvest.
A traditional drive-in U-pick orchard with 55 acres, 36 apple varieties and an on-site store.
The orchard is open for the 2026 season and posts a current list of varieties available for U-pick and pre-pick.
An orchard with more than 28 apple varieties, pick-your-own fruit, cider donuts, a corn maze and seasonal farm activities.
The farm is open for the 2026 season and lists the apple varieties currently available for U-pick on its website.
A farm and orchard offering scheduled pick-your-own apple dates, seasonal produce and fall events.
Frost damage has made 2026 apple picking very limited; visit only on a published U-pick date and confirm availability first.
A Driftless-region orchard with pick-your-own apples, a large farm market, bakery, orchard café and cider tasting.
The Main East orchard is open daily for the 2026 season; current U-pick fruit is listed on the farm website.
The second 1913 orchard location, with pick-your-own apples, a seasonal market, cider and a rustic outdoor setting.
The West orchard has announced a September 17 opening for the 2026 season; check the farm site for current picking supply.
Before choosing an orchard
Wisconsin’s apple harvest generally moves from early-season fruit into midseason and late-keeping varieties. The exact timing depends on the orchard, region, weather, and that year’s crop.
An orchard can be open while a specific apple is not ready or has already been picked out. Check the farm’s current variety list when the type of apple matters.
Many farms require visitors to buy a bag or picking package before entering the rows. Others charge by weight or use general admission during busy weekends.
An orchard store can remain open with pre-picked apples, cider, and baked goods after public picking pauses. Verify field access if picking is the reason for the trip.
“Apple picking” can describe a traditional pick-your-own orchard, a farm that opens only selected rows, or a market that combines limited picking with pre-picked fruit. Each listing identifies the general format, but the orchard’s daily update remains the most reliable source for current supply.
This directory is part of our guide to Wisconsin farms. Visitors can also learn about alpacas, understand different farm experiences, or browse farms across the United States.
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