Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Green Bay, WI

Green Bay

The National Railroad Museum in Green Bay is one of the country's oldest and largest rail museums, not a farm, so this listing is miscategorized. Founded in 1956, it holds more than 70 locomotives and railcars plus over 100,000 artifacts, and runs seasonal train rides, a theater show, and holiday events. It draws upward of 100,000 visitors a year on South Broadway.

Green Bay

The Apple Store is a produce and farm market on West Mason Street in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Seasonal markets on this stretch sell apples, fall produce, and other Wisconsin-grown fruit and vegetables during the harvest. The generic listing name means published details are thin, so contact the market directly to confirm current hours and what they're stocking.

Green Bay

Green Bay Fear has run as a haunted attraction for more than two decades, staged at 1950 Bond Street in Green Bay. Its current storyline follows a mad-scientist character, 'Dr. Kransberg,' wrapped in a haunted-mansion theme drawn from the old Shawano Manor. The haunt operates on fall nights through the Halloween season. Pricing and 2026 dates were still being finalized at last check, so watch the site or social pages for the schedule.

Green Bay

Moders Gardens is a small grower on Lineville Road on the north side of Green Bay. Operations this size usually sell garden vegetables, bedding plants, or cut flowers in season, direct from the property or at nearby markets. Northeast Wisconsin's season runs late spring through fall. Reach out to see what's currently available.

Suamico

The Pumpkin Place sells pumpkins on Velp Avenue in Suamico, just north of Green Bay in Brown County. Fall is the season, with carving pumpkins, gourds, and the trimmings that go with a northeastern Wisconsin harvest stop. Details online are limited, so call ahead to confirm this year's opening dates and hours.

Green Bay

Sunny Hill Farm sits on Oak Road on the west side of Green Bay, Wisconsin, in Brown County. Farms in this area commonly grow vegetables, keep laying hens, or run seasonal produce stands for local customers. There's little published detail on Sunny Hill's current operation, so the surest way to learn what they grow and when they're open is to reach out to the farm directly.

Green Bay

Blaser's Acres sits on School Lane in Green Bay, in Brown County of northeastern Wisconsin. Reach the farm directly for its crops, hours, and what's for sale.

Oneida

Oneida Apple Orchard grows apples on West Mason Street in Oneida, just west of Green Bay in the Oneida Nation area of northeast Wisconsin. The region's climate suits hardy apple varieties that ripen from late August into October, the standard pick-your-own and cider window across this part of the state. Expect the usual fall lineup of eating and baking apples once harvest starts. Specific varieties, hours, and pick-your-own availability aren't confirmed in this listing.

Apple Valley Orchard grows apples off Mar-el Road near De Pere, just south of Green Bay in Wisconsin's Brown County. Fox Valley and Green Bay orchards usually open for harvest from late August through October, selling picked apples, cider, and fall produce, with some offering pick-your-own. Reach the orchard directly to confirm hours and which varieties are ripe this season.

De Pere

Sabamba Alpaca Ranch raises alpacas on Hickory Road outside De Pere in Brown County, south of Green Bay. The farm store sells alpaca-fiber goods and offers free self-guided tours on open days, plus scheduled and private tours to meet the herd; alpacas are also sold to new breeders. A bed-and-breakfast runs alongside the ranch. Reach Sally to arrange a visit or an overnight stay.

New Franken

Produce grower on County Road K at New Franken, in Brown County just east of Green Bay. The farmland here slopes toward the bay and the Door Peninsula, growing sweet corn, squash, and market vegetables. Roadside stand sales are common through the summer and fall.

Sylvan Orchard grows apples off County Road DK in rural Wisconsin. Little is published online about the orchard's exact location or current offerings. Wisconsin orchards generally open for the fall harvest from late August into October, selling apples and cider. Reach out directly to confirm the address, hours, and whether picking is available.

Abrams

A berry farm on Heimke Lane in Abrams, in Oconto County north of Green Bay. The name points to pick-your-own or fresh-picked berries in season. Call ahead before driving out, since picking days turn on the weather.

Maribel

Neil Greiling Gardens is a garden and growing operation on Pleasant Road near Maribel, in Manitowoc County, eastern Wisconsin. The land between Green Bay and Lake Michigan is farm country, where small growers raise plants, flowers, and produce for the local market.

An apple orchard along State Highway 54 near Casco, in the Kewaunee County farmland that runs toward the Door Peninsula. ZIP 54205 places it in northeastern Wisconsin's fruit-growing belt, where apples ripen through the fall.

Kaukauna

Star Orchard grows 36 apple varieties across 55 acres on County Road CE in Kaukauna, within 30 minutes of Appleton, Green Bay, and De Pere. Picking is pay-per-pound, with a drive-in option that lets you park right beside the trees. The store sells hand-picked apples, cider pressed on site, caramel apples starting mid-September, and more than 30 salsa varieties. Recent notes list the orchard closed for the season and for sale as the owners near retirement.

Kaukauna

A pumpkin patch along State Highway 55 in Kaukauna, in the Fox River valley just east of Appleton. Pumpkins, gourds, and fall decor arrive with the autumn harvest. Hours run short and seasonal, so check before heading out.

Oconto

Hums of Faith Suris raises suri alpacas at 6192 VanHulle Lane, outside Oconto in northeast Wisconsin near the bay of Green Bay. Suris carry the long, silky, pencil-locked fleece prized by handspinners, which sets them apart from the more common huacaya alpaca. The farm holds an agritourism listing, so visits are likely by appointment. Call ahead before stopping to meet the herd.

Brussels

Paradise Farms Orchard is on County Road C in Brussels, in the Belgian-settled southern end of the Door County peninsula. Door County is Wisconsin's cherry and apple country, with tart cherries ripening in July and apples running through the fall. Roadside stands and pick-your-own are common across the peninsula. This farm's specific varieties, hours, and picking days aren't confirmed in this listing.

Town of Buchanan

Sprangers Orchard grows apples in the Town of Buchanan, just east of Appleton in Wisconsin's Fox Valley. Fox Cities orchards typically open for harvest from late August through October, selling picked apples, cider, and fall produce, with some offering pick-your-own rows. The setting off Calumet Street puts it minutes from Appleton and Kaukauna. Reach the orchard directly to confirm which varieties are ready and whether picking is available.

Delzer's Pumpkin Farm raises pumpkins for the autumn season near Pulaski in northeast Wisconsin (ZIP 54154). Expect the usual fall draw of a small family patch: field pumpkins for carving, plus gourds and squash once September cools. No website surfaced in a search, so check locally for pick-your-own dates and weekend hours.

An apple orchard on Wege Road in the Appleton area (ZIP 54913), in Wisconsin's Fox Valley. The hillside plantings suit the tree-fruit growing that runs through Outagamie County. Fall is the season to visit for apples.

Appleton

Sharky's Orchard grows apples on Emons Road outside Appleton, in the Fox Valley of northeast Wisconsin. Orchards around the Fox Cities open for fall picking and farm sales, with apples and cider through the September-to-October season.

Sherwood

A family agritourism farm in Sherwood, on the east side of Lake Winnebago near High Cliff State Park. It sits in the Fox Valley countryside of Calumet County and opens seasonally for on-farm visits. Call ahead for current hours and what's running.

Bonduel

Porter's Patch is on State Highway 156 in Bonduel, in Shawano County northwest of Green Bay. The name points to a pick-your-own patch, most likely pumpkins or berries on the seasonal calendar that draws families each fall. This stretch of northeast Wisconsin runs to small produce and pumpkin operations. Specific crops, hours, and pick-your-own dates aren't confirmed in this listing.

Sturgeon Bay

Cuts and sells Christmas trees on County Road H in Sturgeon Bay, deep in Door County: blue spruce, white spruce, balsam fir, white pine, and cedar, choose-and-cut or pre-cut. The gift shop stocks fresh wreaths made daily, handmade items, and ornaments through the holiday season. Bring the family and tag a tree in the field. Reach them at 920-825-7618, or 920-660-6959 during the cutting season.

Sturgeon Bay

Door County Corn Maze is a fall corn maze near Sturgeon Bay, cut into farm fields on the peninsula. Mazes like this open from September through October alongside the county's apple and pumpkin season, drawing families during the busy Door County autumn.

Brussels

Alexander's Cherry Orchard grows cherries on Stevenson Pier Road in Brussels, at the southern end of Door County, Wisconsin's cherry-growing peninsula. Tart cherries ripen here in July, the short window when Door County orchards open for u-pick and sell fresh fruit. The orchard sits near the Green Bay shoreline.

Sturgeon Bay

Cherry Lane Orchards farms 13 acres of cherry and apple trees on the Door County peninsula near Sturgeon Bay, with pick-your-own the main draw. The family operation keeps a groomed orchard with parking and restrooms, and posts crop timing on Facebook so visitors know when cherries and apples come ready. Door County's cool Lake Michigan climate makes it one of Wisconsin's best-known cherry regions.

Sturgeon Bay

Meleddy Cherry Orchard grows cherries near Sturgeon Bay, at the base of the Door County peninsula that produces most of Wisconsin's tart cherries. Orchards here pick their Montmorency crop in mid-to-late July. Little else is published online, so call ahead for picking dates and whether the fruit is pick-your-own or pre-picked.

Sturgeon Bay

Kielar Akers Orchard grows tree fruit on Highway 42 in Sturgeon Bay, the gateway to Door County's fruit belt. The peninsula's cool, lake-moderated climate is best known for tart cherries and apples, which ripen from midsummer into fall. This reads as a small roadside orchard rather than a large agritourism stop, so contact them for picking and sales.