Kick off fall by learning about farming in Wisconsin! From hands-on farm fun to a corn maze, Wisconsin is bursting with events that celebrate the season’s bounty.
Whether you want to savor the prosperous flavors of fresh dairy and cranberries or admire giant pumpkins, these events offer a variety of family-friendly attractions that will provide memories that will last a lifetime.
Find the zone where food, football, and farming intersect for a fun family experience with 2025 Draft-themed corn mazes. Gather your loved ones and create a game plan to take on the heart of Wisconsin agriculture this fall—there’s something to enjoy around every corner!
Wisconsin Sheep and Wool FestivalJefferson, September 6-8
The Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival showcases the heart of Wisconsin’s prosperous tradition of sheep production and fiber arts. Celebrate the dedication of local sheep producers, the craftsmanship of fiber artisans and the vivid spirit of the community.
What to expect: Vendors, Educational Opportunities, Shows, Competitions
Petals and PlowsRipon, Opening Day September 7th
Visit the Kaufman Family Greenhouse from spring to fall, as well as their annual one-of-a-kind corn maze and other exhilarating fall activities. They also offer delicious sweet corn, pumpkins, squash and gourds that are fresh and ripe to pick.
What to expect: 2025 corn maze project*, playground, greenhouse, music, food, face painting
Polly’s Pumpkin FieldChilton, Opening Day September 13
Polly’s has a huge selection of pumpkins, gourds and everything you need for fall decorating! Keep the whole family entertained at the 15-acre corn maze and Family Activity Center.
What to expect: 2025 corn maze project*, farm shop, pumpkins, horse-drawn wagon ride, petting zoo, fresh doughnuts and cake
White Pine Berry FarmRiver Falls, Opening Day September 16
White Pine Berry Farm is a certified organic u-pick fruit and vegetable farm in rural River Falls. Enjoy their blueberries, sunflowers, corn maze, and pumpkin patches!
What to expect: Corn maze, bouncy castle, petting zoo, corn hole, pumpkin patch, wagon rides, farm shop
Porter’s patchBonduel, opening day September 20
The Porter family wants to share the compact family farm experience with your family. Start your own family traditions here at The Patch.
What to expect: Project 2025 Corn Maze*, Craft Shed, Petting Zoo, Children’s Activities, Fall Decorations, Pumpkin Patch
Green County Cheese DaysMonroe, September 20-22
Cheese Days is a celebration of Wisconsin’s cheese and dairy industry. Explore the prosperous Swiss heritage and traditions of Monroe and surrounding towns.
What to expect: Cheese, Parades, Competitions, Shopping, Polka Dancing, Live Music
Feltz’s Dairy Store, Steven’s Point, Opening Day September 21
Modern farming meets family fun at Feltz’s Dairy Store! Visit the recently renovated Fun Farm with fun and games for all ages, including a newly added jumping pillow and petting zoo!
What to expect: 2025 Corn Maze Project*, Farm Shop, Jumping Pillow, Playground, Petting Zoo
Marathon County Ginseng FestivalWausau, September 21
Celebrate Wisconsin’s ginseng industry! There will be free entertainment, educational seminars, tours, food trucks, and more.
What to expect: lectures, dancers, singers, food trucks, tours
Warrens Cranberry Festival, WarrensSeptember 27-29
Warrens Cranberry Festival attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world. Immerse yourself in the prosperous culture and history of cranberry cultivation.
What to expect: Craft vendors, flea market, farmers market, food, swamp tours
River Prairie Giant Pumpkin FestivalAltoona, September 28
Experience the biggest pumpkins you’ve ever seen, crisp fall air, fall flavors, fall colors and more. The Ginormous Pumpkin Festival in River Prairie is a must-see on your fall bucket list, and best of all, it’s FREE!
What to expect: Pumpkin Weigh-off, 5K Run/Walk, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Costume Contest, Pumpkin Decorating, Giant Pumpkin Fall
For even more farming and family fun, visit WiAgTourism.com.
Whether you’re getting lost in a corn maze, picking the perfect pumpkin, or enjoying a halftime snack, these farms and events offer the perfect blend of fun, education, and seasonal charm. So as you plan your fall adventures, take a moment to appreciate the difficult work of the farmers who make these experiences possible. Their dedication to the land and community is what makes fall in Wisconsin so special.
Let’s make the most of this season and create precious memories along the way!
*Don’t forget to take part in the maze challenge for a chance to win prizes Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association!Post a photo of your visit using the hashtag #WATAMaze to enter the contest.
