Wisconsin is a state rich in agricultural tradition, known for its dairy farms, orchards, and bountiful seasonal harvests. From the bustling Milwaukee area in the southeast to the scenic farms of the northwest, farmers markets across Wisconsin offer fresh produce, homemade goods, flowers, and local crafts. Visiting these markets is a wonderful way to connect with local farmers and enjoy the best of Wisconsin’s farm-fresh flavors.
Why Visit Wisconsin Farmers Markets?
Wisconsin farmers markets are vibrant community hubs where you can discover fresh, locally grown produce, artisan cheeses, baked treats, and handmade products. These markets support local farmers and producers, promote sustainable agriculture, and provide a unique shopping experience full of variety and seasonal specialties. Whether you’re seeking fresh berries, heirloom vegetables, or just a fun day out, Wisconsin’s farmers markets have something for everyone.
Wisconsin Farmers Markets By Region
Southeast Wisconsin
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Borzynski’s Farm and Floral Market – A family farm offering fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and homemade goods.
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Basse’s Farms – Known for fresh produce, pumpkins, and seasonal farm events.
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Appleland Farm Market – Offers a wide variety of apples, baked goods, and local specialties.
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West Allis Farmers Market – A popular market with fresh produce, flowers, and artisan vendors.
South Central Wisconsin
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Eugster’s Farm Market – Family-owned farm known for seasonal fruits, vegetables, and homemade products.
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Skelly’s Farm Market – Features fresh local produce, flowers, and seasonal gifts.
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Heck’s Farm Market – A full-service market with farm-fresh produce, baked goods, and more.
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Country Bumpkin Farm Market LLC – A farm market specializing in fresh vegetables and local products.
Southwest Wisconsin
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Mares Farm Market – A charming farm market with fresh fruits, vegetables, and seasonal produce.
Northeast Wisconsin
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Koepsel’s Farm Market – Known for fresh produce, flowers, and locally made goods.
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Klinger’s Farm Market – Offers seasonal fruits, vegetables, and farm-fresh products.
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Capelle’s Farm Market – Features fresh fruits, vegetables, and homemade baked goods.
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Seaquist Orchards Farm Market – Famous for apples, cider, and seasonal produce.
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Hyline Orchard Farm Market – Family orchard with fresh fruits, cider, and local products.
West Central Wisconsin
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Parrfection Produce Farm Market – A market offering a variety of fresh vegetables and farm products.
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Peck’s Farm Market – Known for fresh produce, flowers, and seasonal goods.
Browse Wisconsin Farmers Markets by County
Click each market name to explore photos, hours, vendors, and seasonal availability.
Milwaukee County
Dane County
Grant County
Brown County
Outagamie County
Door County
Calumet County
La Crosse County
Eau Claire County
Farmers Market Tips & Tricks
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Arrive early for the best selection of fresh, seasonal produce.
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Bring cash as some vendors may not accept cards.
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Bring your own reusable bags to reduce waste.
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Talk with farmers to learn about their farming practices and seasonal offerings.
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Try local specialties like Wisconsin cheeses, apples, and fresh baked goods.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When are Wisconsin farmers markets open?
Most outdoor markets operate from late spring through early fall; some indoor markets are open year-round.
2. Can I use SNAP/EBT benefits at these markets?
Many markets accept SNAP/EBT; check with each market for their payment options.
3. What products can I expect at Wisconsin farmers markets?
Fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, meats, baked goods, and artisanal crafts.
4. Are Wisconsin farmers markets family-friendly?
Yes! Many markets host family activities, live music, and seasonal events.
5. How do I find the schedule for a specific farmers market?
Visit the market’s website or check local community resources for the most up-to-date hours and dates.
