Fideler Farm

“Love this place! We were here on Labor Day, the bushes were loaded with big fruits(raspberries). The guys that run the stand are super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend! We were here for under an hour and picked 12 pints. Favorite place in the area!! They also have a little playground for the kids.”

“This was me and my grandson 1st time picking strawberries. The berries are small but pack alot of flavor we had a great time. The Fideler Farm and family was very nice to first timers.”

“Great place to get/ pick apples, strawberries, and raspberries. Was given a free apple white chocolate chip cookie by the friendly proprietor. It was fantastic. Will go again.”

“Can't beat fresh strawberries! 2022 back again picked one tray or about 10 lb of strawberries. Just north of West bend. They have syrup and turnovers and ice cream etc.”

“Delicious u pick raspberries! $6/pint and they also had a little farm store with jams”

“My sister and I took 4 kids, ages 3 - 8 to Fideler farm recently to go strawberry picking. The kids were very excited. The farm is really beautiful. Before we started, an employee (maybe an owner?) gathered the kids for a quick chat about the rules: no eating strawberries (a taste is fine), no running or jumping in the fields. Totally fair, and I appreciated the clear heads up and direct communication to the kids at that time. However midway through picking, my 6 year old crossed a row of strawberry plants and was being a bit silly with her cousin while I was picking strawberries, head down filling my basket. She was really well behaved leading up to this incident, and is a really well behaved kid in general. Suddenly we hear loud shouting from the man, and I mean yelling - at my kid from afar in a very unfriendly way. He told her it was her “one warning.” She was really shaken, cried, and clung to me the rest of picking. There was a woman employee/possible owner that kicked another family with kids out after this. The delivery of the message was again yelling, and in my opinion rude. I see that the job is not easy, that a lot of heart and hard work goes into maintaining a farm. I understand and agree with the message, but they should really work on their delivery, especially when communicating with young kids.”

“We went there on Sat June 13 to pick strawberries. The very small parking on the property was very limited when we got there at 8 am when they opened. Cars had to park down on the road, which was considerably a long walk. We finally did find a space. We waited in line with about 20 ppl ahead of us. At 8 30 the line did not seem to be moving very quickly. I went inside where they were ringing up customers picked berries and asked one of the employees how long would it be until we can get out to the fields as the line was barely advancing. She said " that's a good question" and continued to tell me they only have 2 workers in the fields directing ppl where to go in the rows for picking. We decided to go some where else in colgate. As soon as we got to our other place we were on a wagon ride and out to the fields! This might be an ok place to go during the week but weekends I felt they were very under staffed and couldn't accommodate the large crowds. Sorry, i can not reccomend this place..at least on weekends”

“Was quite disappointed with our experience here. We were looking forward to it. The pictures many people are posting showed big beautiful berries. However, they were being a little discriminatory against kids. We got stuck in a field that had tiny berries. The flavor ok. We had to pick so far and barely got any berries yet, while they put my kids and I in the crap field, they took a single older lady picking and kept walking with her to a different field. We planned on picking a ton more berries but gave up and will go try a different farm. Considering we went to a farm and were willing to pay premium price for premium berries. We got subpar berries for a premium price. Looking past how disappointing the strawberries were, there was then a kid nearby jumping over rows of strawberries. I can respect someone wanting to protect their crop, however, the guy could of handled it much better. I don't think I will be going back to this farm.”