Orchards near Viroqua, WI

Gays Mills

Turkey Ridge Organic Apple Orchard grows organic apples on Turkey Ridge Road at Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo Valley apple country of southwest Wisconsin. The directory also lists poultry alongside the fruit. Orchards in this region harvest through fall. Little is published online now, so call ahead for varieties, hours, and pick-your-own.

Cashton

Cashton

Grows more than a dozen apple varieties in the ridges above Cashton, from Honeycrisp and Zestar! to Jonagold, Fireside, and SnowSweet, with pick-your-own through the fall harvest. A 40-foot observation tower looks out over the rows. The farm bakes cider donuts fresh each day and sells caramel apples, apple butter, jams, and local honey. Open Monday through Saturday, 10 to 6, closed Sundays. School tours welcome.

Gays Mills

Sunrise Orchards grows apples at Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo River valley of southwest Wisconsin long known as the state's apple country. Orchards here harvest through the fall, with early varieties in September and storage apples into October and November. The farm's website was being rebuilt as of mid-2026, so check it or call for current hours, varieties, and pick-your-own.

Gays Mills

Apple orchard on Highway 171 at Gays Mills, long known as the apple capital of Wisconsin. The ridges above the Kickapoo River valley in Crawford County hold some of the state's oldest commercial orchards, planted for their frost-draining hillsides. Fall brings apples and cider, along with the town's annual Gays Mills Apple Festival.

Gays Mills

Fleming Orchards grows apples on Highway 171 east of Gays Mills, in the Kickapoo Valley of Crawford County, the ridge country long known as Wisconsin's apple capital. Orchards along this stretch open for fall picking and farm-stand sales, with many varieties suited to the driftless hills. The harvest runs September into October. Confirm this season's varieties and hours before you visit.

This orchard sits along State Highway 171 in the Gays Mills area of Crawford County, the ridge country that's long been Wisconsin's apple capital. Expect fall apples and cider from the bluffs above the Kickapoo River valley. The listing name and address are garbled, and little is posted online, so confirm the exact name and hours before visiting.

Ontario

Triple J Orchard is on Orbit Avenue near Ontario, a Vernon County village on the upper Kickapoo River known for canoeing and Driftless scenery. The farm grows orchard fruit and is listed for agritourism, which usually means fall apples and pick-your-own in this part of Wisconsin. No website appeared. Contact the orchard for varieties, hours, and picking conditions.

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Hillsboro

Fran Ceil Orchard is on Mill Street in Hillsboro, in the Driftless hills of Vernon County. Apples thrive on these well-drained ridges, and the farm is listed for orchard and agritourism visits, the makings of a fall apple stop. Little shows up online. Reach the orchard directly to confirm apple varieties, pick-your-own, and when the season opens.