Here’s one for both the kids and the grown-ups! Strawberry picking happens alongside wine tasting at this family-friendly orchard and winery. Don’t let the address confuse you—yes, it’s located on Sugar Creek Road, not Sugar Creek Street. Pack a picnic and enjoy a full afternoon on the farm. More Info Here.

While they no longer offer strawberry or pea picking, Barthel Fruit Farm still draws families in September with their Italian blue and purple plums. These oblong, freestone plums are perfect for baking and easy for kids to help pick. It’s a fun way to try something different later in the season. More Info Here.

Basse’s Taste of Country in Colgate, Wisconsin, offers an action-packed fall adventure that’s perfect for families. Located just 25 minutes from Milwaukee, this family-owned farm is known for its vibrant seasonal activities, including apple picking, a sunflower maze, and their energetic Pumpkin Fest. Discover all the details >>

This 1.5-acre, pesticide-free strawberry patch is perfect for families with young kids. Little ones can safely sample as they pick, and the extra-wide rows are stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. It’s a smaller, more relaxed experience ideal for a first-time visit to a berry farm. More Info Here.

Fideler Farm is a peaceful, family-run spot on 70 acres with a focus on strawberries, raspberries (summer and fall), asparagus, and garden vegetables. They also offer homemade jams and pickled goods. It’s a quieter, more traditional experience for families who want to avoid the crowds and connect with nature. More Info Here.

A bit off the beaten path, Jelli’s Market offers a wide range of pick-your-own produce including strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches, and more. Their farm store is packed with fresh pies, homemade jam, and strawberry sundaes—plus meat, eggs, soap, and even sewn goods. It’s a full-on country experience your kids won’t forget. More Info Here.

For a scenic drive and a heartfelt family farm experience, head to Mayberry Farms. The owners are first-generation strawberry farmers who focus on quality, affordability, and fun. Families can also check out their raw honey—made right on the farm by bees that help pollinate the berry plants. More Info Here.

Cherry lovers, take note: This family-run orchard opens for pick-your-own tart cherries in early July, but the season is short! The picturesque rows of cherry trees are worth the trip, and a handy mechanical cherry pitter makes the experience even more convenient for families. More Info Here.

Strawberries in early summer, followed by raspberries in July—Thompson Farm makes it easy to find your way around with staff stationed in the fields to guide your picking adventure. The layout is straightforward and family-friendly, and the fields are well-marked so kids can explore safely. More Info Here.