Stade's Farm & Market

Stade's is a fantastic family owned farm and market. They have fantastic things to do throughout the year. Their corn is the best corn I've ever had in my life. Apple cider donuts are amazing also.Cashiers are typically very friendly. My only complaint is some of the items within their store are very pricey. $30 for a pie etc.

Huge, sprawling fields of strawberries await you! We visited from the Chicago suburbs and found plentiful parking and a bumper crop of berries.Be prepared for a lot of crouching since you've got to get low to the ground to snag your best berry. I'd recommend sunscreen and a hat - you won't find much shade out there.The only disappointment was the flavorless donuts. Skip those and load up on those delicious strawberries!

Love this farm! We've come for tomato picking before, but did strawberries and sugar snap peas this time. Highly recommend the sugar snap peas! They were so crispy and sweet. But also it's just fun having littles who can actually pick things at their own level, compared to having to hoist them up to pick apples. Our kids had a fun time walking through the rows and finding them hiding. It's a short walk to these patches also. The folks here are really kind and tried to help us get a better deal, but since we have 2 kids each one needs their own bucket (iykyk). The farm is just a fun atmosphere. And we went on a super windy day, which made it all the more thrilling somehow. There are port-a-potties near the patches. And these have the little foot pedal to "flush" which is nicer than the kind where it's just a hole. There was hand sanitizer in there if you aren't someone like me who carries one around everywhere. There's also a station to wash hands before you leave the patches, which is nice.The apple cider donuts here are so much better than others we've had! Try them! The strawberry ones were a little too sweet for my taste, but the apple cider donuts are great.

This is the first time we came here for apple picking and it was wonderful. There's plenty of different apples choice which was nice. Most of the trees had some great apple fully ready for picking. Apples sweet and delicious. The farm has many acres of fresh veggies and fruits for picking including cucumbers, zucchini and various peppers. This is a great spot to get locally grown fruits and vegetables and support a local business. Staffs are always so friendly and welcoming.

This review is based strictly on Apple picking and pumpkin picking in the pre picked pumpkin area.I've been coming here for a few years now and really enjoy it. The staff is helpful and kind and guides you to the Apple orchard perfectly. I didn't realize how big their Apple orchard was until this year and goodness the walk felt like it took forever lol. Mind you it probably was a 5-8 min walk max, so truthfully it's not bad at all.I think we came late in the season (Oct 15 2023) bc I noticed a lot of the apples had been picked. There are still plenty that are growing which is great to see too. Thankfully honeycrisp was plentiful and that's exactly the 1 type of apple I wanted anyway.After apple picking, my fiancé and I made our way to the market and selected a pumpkin to carve and seeds to roast. There is a cute area for selecting pre-picked pumpkins and other squash options. Lots of photo ops there too. Tip - there is a $10 fee for every person Apple picking. Even if you don't pick apples, the fee is required. You might as well pick 'em! Attraction tkts are an additional cost of $22 per person. I personally think there are other places that are cheaper if you are looking for both apple picking and entertainment/attractions. I come here strictly to Apple pick so it's the most reasonably priced for me.

Everything at the location is great. Try the pies there!! The jams and fresh produce are also great options

Great place for picking strawberries! They have the best strawberry donuts and lots of cool stuff at their store.In the fall they have an amazing pumpkin fest

This was a quick stop for me. I didn't pick anything or bring a child for the attractions, I just came for some apple cider donuts. So this is a review of the country store specifically. First, I'll say the parking was ample. However, it IS just a field, which is fine but I think some spray painted lines could make things a bit less chaotic. The store is large with plenty of different things to buy. Everything from veggies, fruits, meats, breads, candles, shirts, gifts and more. It was crowded for sure, but there was just enough room to maneuver around. The line was long but they had a steady pace and it wasn't a long wait. Friendly staff is also a plus. The donuts were disappointing. Just ok, not even as good as the ones in the grocery store. Unfortunately these were a bit dry and a bit bland.This seems like a great place to pick some apples or take a kid on a nice fall day, it just didn't satisfy my donut craving.

This is a fun place to come on a fall afternoon. Pumpkins, apple picking, kids attractions (we didn't partake in this), plenty of food and dessert options, and hayrides.We came here for some pumpkins and it didn't disappoint. We left with two bug pumpkins, a pie pumpkin, and some smaller decorative pumpkins. Pumpkins are priced individually...our two big ones were $10 each.The farm market is cool, but most everything is from outside vendors. I think the pies and cider donuts are made there, but there are a lot of jams, jellies, dip mixes, and more from other vendors. I was pleasantly surprised to see Seaquist Orchards products from Door County!Stade's closes promptly at 6pm and everyone leaves pretty quickly. My boyfriend and I had a lot of fun here. This is a great place for families, kids, or anyone seeking some festive fall fun! I would definitely come back again!

The Stade family are amazing. Love when Vern Stade does his Live sunset in the farm. They start in early spring and keep going until the Fall. I have learned a lot about how to do my small garden at home.