Fun on the Farm

Wisconsin is known as the “cheese state”. If you visit one of our farms or farm museum you will discover Wisconsin produces so much more than the cows it takes to produce all our tasty varieties of cheese. Plan your trip today to explore the museums and farms in and around Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Learn more about Wisconsin farming and have some “fun on the farm”.

Get a firsthand look at the Wisconsin dairy industry at the Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center just down the road form Two Rivers. While you are there, plan to eat at their tasty café. The Historic Farm Museum is a gem located in the center of Two Rivers. This museum features displays of farm equipment and other reminders of Wisconsin’s rural farm heritage.

If getting out into the fields or a working barn is more your style, we have three amazing farms for you to visit. LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch is open year-round by appointment. Enjoy some amazing one-on-one interaction with their alpacas and browse the gift shop full of unique gift items. LondonDairy can accommodate motor coach tours and school groups. For farm fresh local produce visit Wilfert Farms. Known for their giant pumpkin patch, they also provide sweet corn, squash, strawberries and a wide variety of other fruits and vegetables at their onsite market. The Honeypatch is sure to make everyone in the family smile while petting some of their adorable animals. From goats to cows, this family farm provides an up-close opportunity to explore life on the farm. Don’t forget to take part in their corn maze, pick some pumpkins and bring some fresh honey home when you leave.

As your day on the farm ends, plan one last stop at Cold Country Vines & Wines north of Mishicot. Wine tasting is available and for purchase. In the summer, enjoy live music on the weekend rain or shine. Check their concert schedule for dates and times.

Cold Country Vines & Wines

Owners are Jay and Kay Stoeger invite you to try their ice wines at Cold Country Vines & Wines. This family-owned winery is located just a few miles to the northeast of Tisch Mills. A gorgeous 16-acre vineyard overlooks the East Twin River Segment of the Ice Age Trail. The winery features a tasting room where you can enjoy daily wine samples and ice wine flights.

LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch

LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch is a fully operational ranch involved in Agri-Tourism, raising alpacas and creating finished products.

Nest Egg Farms

Nest Egg Farms is run by Jennifer and Todd. After living in a total of 8 states and 2 countries, they decided to call Two Rivers our home. Their love for travel has inspired us to grow and enjoy vegetables from different countries. They have grown cucumbers from India, peppers from New Mexico and basil from Africa. They have a flock of Runner ducks and heritage breed chickens that supply us with eggs year-round. The farm has a healthy population of bees, butterflies, ladybugs and dragonflies. They are not certified organic but follow the principles of organic farming.

Sprang’s Trees & Wreaths

Sprang's Trees and Wreaths is a family-owned business. Make a trip to Sprang's part of your holiday tradition. Sprang’s has been providing Christmas trees for over 60 years. Make getting your live tree or wreath from Sprang’s a new family tradition. Call ahead for hours or follow them on Facebook for updates.

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The Honeypatch

This family-owned Wisconsin farm is sure to warm your heart. The Honeypatch sells honey, chickens, beef, and other produce. In the fall you can pet the farm animals, explore the corn maze and be sure to visit their pumpkin patch. There is no entry fee.

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Wilfert Farms

A family-owned and operated farm with over 100 years of history known for its quality fresh produce. Fresh produce at Wilfert Farms is picked, washed and hand sorted daily. You can buy produce at the farm or look for their stand at the Manitowoc Farmers Market on Tuesdays and Saturdays. They have everything from ‘A’sparagus to ‘Z’ucchini and a bunch of letters and produce in between. The farm is best known for its peas-in-pod, sweet corn and U-pick pumpkins and strawberries. Located 3 miles east of I-43.

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Fun on the Farm