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A farm may have several crops but open only one field at a time. Look for the farm’s latest picking update rather than relying only on its general season.
Wisconsin Pick-your-own directory
U-pick farms across Wisconsin
Compare Wisconsin farms where visitors can pick berries, flowers, vegetables, apples, and other seasonal crops. Availability can change quickly, so use each farm’s current harvest update when planning.
44 farms listedBerries · flowers · vegetables · fruit
Wisconsin U-pick directory
Find a farm and choose a crop
Open a listing for U-pick crops, typical season, address, and the farm’s official website.
Confirm before driving.
Weather, ripening, and recent picking can change crop supply or close a field with little notice.
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A family orchard and winery with seasonal pick-your-own strawberries and apples, a country store, bakery products and fruit wines.
The farm posts crop updates on its own website; the 2026 strawberry harvest has ended and the fall orchard season is underway.
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A long-running family strawberry farm offering both pick-your-own and already-picked berries.
Its website remains active with picking prices and visitor information; the short 2026 strawberry season has concluded.
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A seasonal agritourism farm with public strawberry picking and a later apple-and-sunflower event.
The farm publishes a current 2026 calendar, ticket information and picking updates on its website.
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A family-owned pick-your-own farm with spring asparagus, summer strawberries and a separate fall pumpkin location.
The website carries 2026 crop notices, prices and field instructions; picking availability changes with ripening and weather.
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A western Wisconsin blueberry orchard offering public U-pick across several highbush varieties.
Containers are available at the farm, and the website provides current picking details and contact information.
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A family-operated highbush blueberry farm with pick-your-own and pre-picked fruit from several varieties.
The farm posted 2026 hours, pricing and field information; visitors should confirm availability before traveling.
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An Oshkosh flower farm where visitors can fill a jar with blooms from the U-pick field.
The farm announced its 2026 U-pick season and publishes current hours on its own website.
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A fruit-and-vegetable farm offering public picking for selected crops alongside a seasonal farm store.
The farm posted frequent 2026 field updates; berry and pea sessions open and close as each section ripens.
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A fruit orchard with 20 acres of U-pick blueberries plus seasonal grapes and apples.
The orchard website lists current picking information, ripe fruit and its 2026 operating schedule.
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A Madison-area fruit farm centered on pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberries.
The farm posts daily field conditions online; its 2026 strawberry season has ended after a weather-dependent harvest.
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A Door County orchard with pick-your-own cherries and apples, a market, picnic tables and an evergreen maze.
Its website posts explicit 2026 opening and closing dates; picking is available only while ripe fruit remains.
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A Northwoods farm growing strawberries, honeyberries and several colors of raspberries for seasonal U-pick.
The active farm website identifies its berry hotline and crop offerings; visitors should verify field status before driving out.
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A family farm offering pick-your-own strawberries and sugar snap peas during a short early-summer window.
The farm maintains current seasonal pages and posted 2026 picking information; crop supply may change during the day.
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A family farm with a limited public strawberry field and an on-site farm store during the picking season.
The farm posted a detailed 2026 strawberry update and plans to reopen the field with the next harvest.
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A small family orchard and farm market offering seasonal pick-your-own cherries, flowers and tomatoes.
The farm website is active, and a July 2026 local report confirmed its public tart-cherry picking season.
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A working farm and market with U-cut flower fields, homegrown produce and public seasonal events.
The website lists its 2026 regular season and current event schedule; admission policies vary by date.
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A two-acre flower farm offering ticketed U-pick sessions, private gatherings and photography appointments.
The farm has an active 2026 event lineup; advance booking is required for visits and U-pick sessions.
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A multi-berry farm with seasonal public picking, a country store and other farm events.
The farm site marks the 2026 berry harvest complete and already points visitors to its next season.
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An agricultural education center hosting free U-pick harvest days in its demonstration fields.
Its 2026 calendar included pea, potato, bean, cucumber, corn and specialty-potato harvest events; each crop is offered on selected dates.
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A public you-pick flower farm in Racine County with regular weekly picking hours.
The farm website states that its 2026 season is open and gives the current weekly schedule.
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A family berry farm offering pick-your-own strawberries and raspberries north of Madison.
The farm website remains active with crop information and directs visitors to confirm current availability before coming.
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A family farm with nine acres of pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberries.
The website carries detailed 2026 hours, prices and harvest notices; the current strawberry season has ended.
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A seven-acre June-bearing strawberry field offering both U-pick and pre-picked fruit.
The farm published 2026 picking updates and hosted a statewide grower field day after the berry harvest.
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A diversified fruit farm and market where several berry and tree-fruit crops are available for public picking.
The farm posts picking notices on its own site; crop choice and daily availability depend on the harvest.
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An organic produce farm that schedules public blueberry U-pick sessions through its website.
The farm posted a 2026 season wrap-up and has announced the expected return of picking in late June 2027.
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A seasonal lavender farm where visitors can cut bundles in the public U-pick field.
The site published 2026 dates and weekly hours, including the final picking day for the season.
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A southeastern Wisconsin family farm offering scheduled sunflower U-pick mornings and evening events.
The farm maintains a dated 2026 event calendar with multiple public sunflower-picking sessions.
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A flower and vegetable farm with self-serve flower picking and selected U-pick vegetable-basket days.
The website actively sells 2026 U-pick containers and lists current farm-stand and picking information.
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A Door County orchard devoted to public pick-your-own tart cherries during the annual harvest.
The orchard site posted its 2026 season closing notice along with visitor hours and picking details.
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A lavender and cherry farm offering guided lavender U-pick classes and seasonal cherry picking.
The farm posted a full 2026 program and now marks the season closed while preparing its next calendar.
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A seventh-generation farm offering multiple pick-your-own berry crops and peas during summer.
The website has current crop pages, a 2027 strawberry forecast and recent seasonal updates.
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A flower farm with a public U-pick field, sunflower path, bouquets and seasonal workshops.
The website is current for 2026 and posts field-opening and end-of-season notices.
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A western Wisconsin berry farm with nine acres of pick-your-own blueberries plus currants and gooseberries.
The website posted a 2026 closing update and already invites visitors back for the next July and August harvest.
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A seasonal farm attraction with a U-pick bouquet field during its summer blooms program.
The farm published 2026 admission and flower-cup details; public picking is tied to scheduled summer dates.
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A small farm offering blueberry U-pick alongside pasture-raised poultry and seasonal farm products.
Its official FAQ listed a July 2026 opening and the weekly U-pick schedule; appointments may also be available late in the crop.
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A family-operated southern Door County orchard offering public sweet- and tart-cherry picking.
The farm site carries 2026 market and U-pick updates and confirms that the latest cherry harvest has concluded.
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A bluffside orchard and vineyard with U-pick fruit offered on selected summer and fall weekends.
The website is active for 2026 and directs visitors to its dated U-pick schedule before arriving.
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A family blueberry farm offering public pick-your-own fruit near Baraboo.
The website was updated in August 2026 with its season closing notice and expected early-July return.
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A southeastern Wisconsin farm offering strawberry picking, later raspberry harvests and seasonal U-pick flowers.
The farm publishes current 2026 field status and separates its strawberry field from its nearby adventure-farm location.
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A flower farm with regular public You-Pick hours, evening picks, workshops and small-group visits.
The farm publishes a detailed 2026 event calendar; reservations are generally needed only for larger groups or special events.
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An agritourism farm and garden center offering scheduled strawberry and cut-flower picking.
The farm website is current for 2026 and posts its U-pick events and seasonal hours online.
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A multi-season U-pick farm with berries, flowers and pumpkins offered during their respective harvests.
The farm maintains current crop information and 2026 visitor updates; fields may close temporarily after heavy picking or rain.
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A family flower farm offering advance-ticketed U-pick sessions across several bloom periods.
The farm posted multiple 2026 picking announcements and keeps dated bloom and ticket information on its website.
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A family-run vegetable farm with public picking for selected produce and fall raspberries.
Its official 2026 picking page lists crops by month and advises visitors to confirm availability before coming.
Planning a picking trip
The crop determines the season
Wisconsin’s U-pick calendar changes throughout the growing season. Strawberries can begin in early summer, blueberries and flowers follow, and raspberries, vegetables, and some fruits can continue into fall.
Review the farm’s picking rules
Some farms provide containers, some require their own baskets or bags to be purchased, and others allow clean containers from home. Pricing may be by weight or container.
Plan for sun, mud, and uneven rows
Bring water, use sun protection, and wear footwear suited to agricultural ground. Rain can pause picking even while a farm stand remains open.
“U-pick” and “pick-your-own” mean that visitors harvest the crop themselves, but each farm sets its own access, container, and payment rules. Some locations are quiet working fields, while others combine picking with a market or seasonal activities.
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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