Upick Strawberry Farm

“This farm has very organized and nice owners. Once you arrive there, they give you a quick ride (with an old golf car i think) to the exact picking place, and help you if need it. It is not very far from Madison (25-30 min). You'll love the taste and smell of strawberries. Pick season generally runs in June with daily hours of 8 am-7 pm, but it is better to give a call in advance. If you pick your own, price is around 1.80/pound, pre-picked ones are also available from 2.20/pound ( check current price accordingly).”

“Really enjoyed picking here. Lots of delicious berries although they require a little bit of hunting still. By next week I bet the picking will be amazing. They have a number you can call or text to check the status of picking!”

“Stayed here for a night with harvest host and it was a very quiet, relaxing night. Picked some strawberries and purchased a few other items, all very good. Loved seeing the animals. Thanks for a great stay!”

“23/09 Actually a Harvest Host site. Fascinating venture. Plus; farm fish produce. Plus great location to park our RV. Perfectly flat. Yes ... There ARE fresh strawberries. Ingenious. Check it out.”

“This place is the best! Super friendly staff, unbeatable prices. The pickable vegetables and sunflowers are a lovely bonus. Recommend going when a bit of rain is forecasted!”

“Great place for strawberries and the store has a good selection of other goodies. Animals are a nice touch for the kiddos.”

“Loved it even today when it wasn't ideal picking time ! Will go back.”

“Called Berry line beforehand. Said they were open with lots of berries. I understand that everyone has a different idea of what a good strawberry is. I went out hoping to pick a flats and unfortunately the berries were just much smaller and much less ripe then I prefer. I came back to pay the $3 picking fee for the one court and was giving a lecture about how people like me are what destroy these Farms. He said you need to learn to take everything and that if you don't like what's out there then go to the store. I was really not rude just said tgat I would try back at a different time when they were a bit bigger. There was mention about how people should just sit at home and get unemployment if they don't want to work for their food. Conversation just went way too negative for okay customer service. Everyone outside in the field was super friendly I tried to be accommodating. You do receive a ride out to the area and they lead you to the areas they feel are best for that need to be picked. Strawberries today are about the size of your thumb.”