The Little Farmer

Great place for families! Loved the cherry pie, the gluten-free cookies and the coffee at The Farmhouse. Great service by friendly people. Nice ambiance for everyone. Looking forward to visiting in the spring and see all the activities they have.

This place is packed in late Sept and Oct, and closes during the winter months. Of course it is the place to be for families. All sorts of fun Fall/Halloween things to do and eat. But you don't have to have kids along to enjoy some time at the orchard! Pumpkins and Apples to pick or buy. Watch them make your Carmel Apples while you choose your toppings. All set in an actual orchard. I like their bakery, especially the muffins. Great pies too. They do run out some times, so come early! Cafe has some foods, coffees and hot chocolate for when it's cooler.

A fun little fall stop on the East side of Lake Winnebago. This is a small Apple orchard / pumpkin farm, but so much more. The bakery inside offers such wonderful 5" apple pies that you just have to eat moments after purchase. You can purchase a bake at home regular size pie, but why do that when you can get ready to eat right now. They also offer fresh muffins, cookies and caramel apples.A quaint gift shop and little coffee shop on sight in the home. The grounds are pleasant to stroll and the property (outside) is dog friendly.A definite fun little spot just a short trip north of Fond du Lac.

Great place for a family outing. Wonderful corn maze and hayride. This is a great place to get pumpkins and apples. The Carmel apples are awesome, the muffins not so much. The muffins were way under cooked. Very doughy tasting. Not worth the wait in line.

Great fall farm to bring the family. Food, farm animals, pumpkins And the best pies ever made. Nice cafe in the very old home.We drove 3 hours to get here just to buy the apple pies. They are absolutely the best pies I've ever had in my life, so we'll work the drive. If you have children, they will have a great time. They have hay rides, goats to feed and a corn maze.

This is one of my favorite places in Wisconsin. Luckily we only live about 15 minutes away so we head out to "The Little Farmer" numerous times over their season which runs from the first or second week of August well into the end of November.The place is first and foremost an apple orchard and pumpkin farm. But they have so much more.They also have goats that the kids can feed, a fun playground with interesting, homemade playground equipment and a large stack of straw bales that kids can climb over. They also offer hayrides and a corn maze. And of course there is the shopping. You can choose to pick your own apples, or buy already picked. In the Apple House you will find all sorts of baked items (made right there), many of which use their own apples. I love their apple muffins and usually will stop by there on their first weekend open just to curb my craving for them. The Apple House is filled with all sorts things from canned goods to toys to cookbooks, as well as freshly made cider, and, during the weekdays, the caramel apple stand. On weekends this moves to another place as the lines for caramel apples can get really long.The house has been converted into a cafe which sells coffee and some of the local ice cream. Each of the rooms is filled with crafts that you can purchase.On weekends they often allow local groups to come in and set up a brat fry tent as a fundraiser, so if you are there on a weekend day you can also grab some more substantial to eat other than a muffin or caramel apple.Finally, the top level of one of the barns houses lots of other crafts as well as an area that you can rent for private parties. The room is not heated or air condiitioned but is perfect for a kids birthday party. We hosted our daughter's 8th birthday party there and the kids had a blast; feeding the goats, playing, eating caramel apples, etc. The staff was very accomodating and really helped us tailor our party to our needs and wants.I could go on and on about the place, but you really need to see it to believe it. What I really like is the fact that they have developed a great tourist business to supplement their farming activities, but unlike so many other places I've been to they seem to keep it from becoming too touristy and losing that homespun feeling.

Local, fresh from the garden food. The cafe is easily the best restaurant in the area. Service is always quick and the food is always delicious. Great kids meals and vegetarian options too. Absolutely worth the drive.

Not 5 stars only because things seem to be going a little downhill compared to years before. Still enjoy this place though

Overrated and expensive! It's one of the nicer family friendly farms, I'll give it that but there is no reason why a hay ride for kids should cost a family of four $20.00, an 8 inch pie $14.00, a jar of jam $7.00, in addition to buying pumpkins, apples and what have you. Good job for having suckers pay for your outrageous prices, but it will not be at my expense. You'll walk out spending easily $60.00 or more. Pack a lunch or eat before you go; they sell hamburgers, brats and hotdogs, which have no flavor, Gatorade for $3.00 a bottle. This place is a joke, take your child to a more cost friendly farm and have the same standard memories without breaking the bank.

This is our 4th year and have always been satisfied! Well not this year! The play area for the kids was full of unattended children! The hay ride was ok. There were no pumpkins in the fields to go pick, which is one of our favorite things to do! They were completely out of pies, not available until November, very small selection of apples and no apple cider! We ordered caramel apples, which we waited forever for!!! Might have to find a new pumpkin/apple farm for next year!