Lake Geneva Farmer Markets and Stands

A good farmer market and stand day around Lake Geneva starts with a tote bag and ends with sweet corn in the back seat.

This guide to farmer markets and stands around Lake Geneva covers roadside produce stands, orchard markets, weekly farmers markets, creamery shops, and local food markets that still feel tied to the farms around Walworth County.

For more local food stops, pair this with the Lake Geneva Area Fall Guide and the Best Restaurants in Lake Geneva.

Quick picks for Farmer Markets and Stands around Lake Geneva

Best true roadside farm stand: Pearce’s Farm Stand in Walworth. It’s open daily, June 17 through October 31, from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, with produce, bakery goods, fall decor, and a weekend concession stand.

Best self-serve produce stand: Geneva Lakes Produce in Spring Prairie. The farm stand is open Monday through Sunday, 9 AM to 5 PM, and the farm says its seasonal produce is open to the public.

Best downtown farmer market: Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market at Horticultural Hall. It runs Thursdays from May 7 through October 29, 2026, 8 AM to 1 PM.

Best west-end farmer market: Williams Bay Farmers Market at Edgewater Park. It runs Fridays from May 22 through September 4, 2026, 8 AM to 1 PM.

Best Delavan farmer market: Market at Tower Park in downtown Delavan. It runs Thursdays from June 4 through September 10, 2026, 3 PM to 7 PM.

Best orchard market: Apple Barn Orchard & Winery in Elkhorn. It’s the easy pick when you want apples, cider, donuts, fruit wine, and a country-store stop.

Best farm cheese stop: Highfield Farm Creamery in Walworth. The creamery makes cheese from its own grass-fed Jersey cows, with a seasonal cheese shop open Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through the end of December.

Best Farm Stands around Lake Geneva

Pearce’s Farm Stand

Pearce’s Farm Stand is the big one.

It sits at W5740 N Walworth Road in Walworth, right where a farm stand should be: on a country road with fields around it and seasonal food stacked high inside.

Pearce’s Farm Stand most of what they sell begins “in our backyard,” with lots of produce grown on the farm and packaged goods made at the stand. Hours are listed as daily from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, June 17 through October 31.

You go for sweet corn in summer, pumpkins in fall, and cider donuts when they have them. The stand also has bakery goods, local honey, jams, jellies, vegetables, gourds, and weekend concessions.

Address: W5740 N Walworth Rd., Walworth
Phone: 262-275-3783
Best for: Sweet corn, pumpkins, gourds, bakery goods, local honey, and fall decor
Website: Pearce’s Farm Stand

Kim & Joel’s tip: If you’re staying in Fontana, Abbey Springs, or Walworth, this is the farm stand I’d hit first.

Geneva Lakes Produce

Geneva Lakes Produce is one of the better local produce names to know because it shows up both at markets and at its own farm stand.

The Geneva Lakes Produce farm stand is in Spring Prairie at the corner of WI-120 and Highway 11. The farm stand is open Monday through Sunday hours, 9 AM to 5 PM, and the Spring Prairie location is the farm’s original stand and first permanent retail sales location.

The Koster family has been farming for 6 generations and sells through farmers markets, its farm stand, CSA, local grocery stores, and restaurants.

Address: WI-120 and Wisconsin Trunk Hwy. 11, Spring Prairie
Phone: 262-206-1271
Best for: Seasonal vegetables, CSA pickup, self-serve produce, and a real farm-stand stop
Website: Geneva Lakes Produce

This is a good one when you want vegetables first and extras second.

Apple Barn Orchard & Winery

Apple Barn Orchard & Winery is the farm-market stop near Elkhorn that works almost any time you’re heading north of the lake.

It’s at W6384 Sugar Creek Road, a local orchard with apples, cider, wine tastings, and homemade apple pie. Apple Barn fall hours as Fridays and Saturdays from 10 AM to 4 PM and Sundays from 12 PM to 4 PM, but check the Apple Barn Orchard & Winery site before driving because crop timing changes.

Address: W6384 Sugar Creek Rd., Elkhorn
Phone: 262-728-3266
Best for: Apples, cider, fruit wine, bakery items, and a quick Elkhorn farm-market run
Website: Apple Barn Orchard & Winery

I’d put Apple Barn Orchard & Winery near the top for fall weekends.

Hafs Road Orchard

Hafs Road Orchard is the quiet apple stop east of Lake Geneva.

It’s at W632 Hafs Road in Genoa City. Hafs Road Orchard is a no-frills orchard about 5 miles east of Lake Geneva, with 50 apple varieties and a specialty in Honeycrisp. It is not a pick-your-own orchard, but it sells harvested apples and welcomes walks through the orchard.

Address: W632 Hafs Rd., Genoa City
Phone: 262-279-3638
Best for: Apples, Honeycrisp, cider, caramel apples, and a quieter orchard store
Website: Hafs Road Orchard

This is the place I’d choose when I want apples without the big fall-event crowd.

Brightonwoods Orchard

Brightonwoods Orchard is the Burlington orchard market for people who actually care what apple variety they’re buying.

Brightonwoods Orchard is at 1072 288th Avenue in Burlington, with more than 150 already-picked antique and commercial apple varieties, fresh cider, pumpkins, squash, honey, and walking trails. It is not a pick-your-own orchard.

Address: 1072 288th Ave., Burlington
Phone: 262-878-3000
Best for: Unusual apples, fresh cider, orchard trails, pumpkins, squash, and honey
Website: Brightonwoods Orchard

If you like trying an apple you can’t find at the grocery store, go here.

Royal Oak Farm Orchard

Royal Oak Farm Orchard is across the state line in Harvard, Illinois, but it belongs in this guide because Lake Geneva visitors drive there every fall.

Royal Oak Farm Orchard has more than 20,000 apple trees, a gift shop, bakery, playground, putt-putt course, petting zoo, and apple picking from mid-August into early November.

Address: 15908 Hebron Rd., Harvard, IL
Phone: 815-648-4141
Best for: U-pick apples, bakery treats, apple cider donuts, and a bigger orchard trip
Website: Royal Oak Farm Orchard

This is the “make it a half-day” apple stop.

The Elegant Farmer

The Elegant Farmer in Mukwonago is a bit of a drive, but it’s one of the strongest farm-market stops near the Lake Geneva area.

The Elegant Farmer is at 1545 Main Street and notes that the farm store is open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM, with apple picking on weekends during fall dates. Fresh produce, baked goods, and locally sourced products in the farm market.

Address: 1545 Main St., Mukwonago
Phone: 262-363-6770
Best for: Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag, farm market shopping, bakery goods, and fall orchard days
Website: The Elegant Farmer

The pie is famous for a reason.

Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market

Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market is the Thursday morning classic.

It runs at Horticultural Hall at 330 Broad Street in downtown Lake Geneva. The 2026 dates are May 7 through October 29, weekly on Thursdays from 8 AM to 1 PM.

Area farmers, artisans, craftsmen, and vendors sell produce and local products here rain or shine.

Address: 330 Broad St., Lake Geneva
Best for: Downtown produce, flowers, baked goods, cheeses, and Thursday morning shopping
Website: Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market

If you’re staying downtown, this is the market you can build a whole morning around.

Best Farmer Markets around Lake Geneva

Geneva Outdoor Market

Geneva Outdoor Market is the Sunday market at Lake Geneva House of Music.

It returns May 3, 2026, and runs Sundays from May through October, 10 AM to 2 PM, at N3241 County Road H. The market blends local goods, handmade art, live acoustic music, a coffeehouse, and The Front Porch Bar.

Address: N3241 County Rd. H, Lake Geneva
Best for: Sunday shopping, local goods, handmade art, coffee, and live acoustic music
Website: Geneva Outdoor Market

This is the best market pick when your Saturday got too full and Sunday still needs a plan.

Williams Bay Farmers Market

Williams Bay Farmers Market runs right by the lake at Edgewater Park.

The 2026 market runs Fridays from May 22 through September 4, 8 AM to 1 PM. The market has local produce, baked goods, artisan crafts, handmade jewelry, and local artwork.

Address: Edgewater Park, E. Geneva St., Williams Bay
Best for: Lakeside market shopping, produce, baked goods, art, and Friday morning plans
Website: Williams Bay Farmers Market

This is the prettiest market setting in the area.

Market at Tower Park

Market at Tower Park is downtown Delavan’s Thursday market.

The 2026 dates are June 4 through September 10, Thursdays from 3 PM to 7 PM, at Tower Park in Delavan. The market has fresh produce, local food vendors, and artisan craftsmen.

Address: 107 E. Walworth Ave., Delavan
Best for: Thursday afternoon produce, food vendors, downtown Delavan, and early dinner plans
Website: Market at Tower Park

This is a nice stop before a Delavan dinner or a quick loop around Delavan Lake.

Saturdays on the Square

Saturdays on the Square is Elkhorn’s summer farmers market.

The 2026 market is from May 23 through September 5, 9 AM to 1 PM, with fresh market vendors, craft vendors, commercial vendors, food trucks, and a morning workout on the square.

Address: Veteran’s Park, 100 W. Walworth St., Elkhorn
Best for: Saturday produce, crafts, food trucks, and a walk around the downtown square
Website: Saturdays on the Square

Pair it with Apple Barn Orchard & Winery and you’ve got a pretty clean Elkhorn food morning.

Genoa City Farmers Market

Genoa City Farmers Market runs Friday afternoons near the Wisconsin and Illinois line.

The market is every Friday from 3 PM to 7 PM beginning Memorial Day weekend through September, at 171 S. Carter Street. The market brings local farmers, producers, crafters, and artisans together for produce, baked goods, flowers, handmade goods, and related products.

Address: 171 S. Carter St., Genoa City
Best for: Friday afternoon produce, flowers, baked goods, and a small-town market stop
Website: Genoa City Farmers Market

This is an easy add-on if you’re heading toward Hafs Road Orchard or Twin Lakes.

Burlington Farmers Market

Burlington Farmers Market is the main market for the Burlington side of the Lake Geneva area.

The 2026 market is at Riverside Park, 517 Congress Street, Thursdays from 3 PM to 7 PM, May 7 through September 24. The market includes seasonal produce, meats, cheese, baked goods, honey, prepared foods, and local crafts.

Address: Riverside Park, 517 Congress St., Burlington
Best for: Produce, cheese, baked goods, honey, crafts, and Fox River market energy
Website: Burlington Farmers Market

Use this one if you’re planning a Burlington afternoon or heading toward Brightonwoods Orchard.

East Troy Farmers Market

East Troy Farmers Market is the Friday market at Honey Creek Collective.

The 2026 market runs Fridays from June 5 through October 2, 3 PM to 6 PM, at N8030 Townline Road. The market includes homegrown produce, specialty items, meats, honey, cheese, flowers, and crafts.

Address: N8030 Townline Rd., East Troy
Best for: Friday afternoon produce, meats, honey, cheese, flowers, and East Troy shopping
Website: East Troy Farmers Market

This is the farm-market stop I’d pair with the East Troy Electric Railroad or a simple East Troy dinner.

Whitewater Farmers Market

Whitewater Farmers Market is the Saturday morning market at the Historic Depot.

The Market began in 1991 and runs from 8 AM to noon at the Historic Depot parking lot in downtown Whitewater, from the first Saturday in May to the first Saturday in November. It has locally grown seasonal produce, baked goods, preserves, and handcrafted items.

Address: 301 W. Whitewater St., Whitewater
Best for: Saturday produce, baked goods, preserves, and a true producer-market feel
Website: Whitewater Farmers Market

This is the better Whitewater pick if you care most about produce.

Whitewater City Market

Whitewater City Market is the bigger Tuesday evening market.

The 2026 market is on Tuesdays from May 5 through October 27, 4 PM to 7 PM, at Cravath Lakefront Park Parking Lot, 341 S. Fremont Street. The Whitewater City Market brings area farmers, artisans, food carts, craft beer, live music, and the community together.

Address: 341 S. Fremont St., Whitewater
Best for: Tuesday night market shopping, food carts, craft beer, music, and local goods
Website: Whitewater City Market

This is more of an evening hangout than a quick produce run.

Best Country Stores around Lake Geneva

Highfield Farm Creamery

Highfield Farm Creamery is a tiny but mighty cheese stop near Walworth.

The creamery is at W4848 State Line Road, and Wisconsin Cheese lists it as both the retail store and headquarters for Highfield Farm Creamery. LocalHarvest says the cheese shop is open Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through the end of December, and that all cheese is made and aged on the farm.

Address: W4848 State Line Rd., Walworth
Phone: 262-275-3027
Best for: Farmstead cheese, curds, and a small on-farm shop
Website: Highfield Farm Creamery

This is not a produce stand. It’s a cheese stand, and I mean that as a compliment.

Lake Geneva Country Meats

Lake Geneva Country Meats is a butcher shop and local food market east of Lake Geneva.

It’s at 5907 State Road 50 East. The shop lists hours Monday through Friday 9 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 3 PM, and Sunday 10 AM to 2 PM. Lake Geneva Country Meats specializes in freshly cut beef, pork, lamb, poultry, and more than 40 handmade Wisconsin bratwursts, plus deli salads, Wisconsin cheese, fresh produce, bakery items, beer, wine, and liquor.

Address: 5907 State Road 50 East, Lake Geneva
Phone: 262-248-3339
Best for: Fresh meats, brats, Wisconsin cheese, deli salads, bakery goods, and dinner supplies
Website: Lake Geneva Country Meats

This is where you stop when the farm stand gave you corn and tomatoes, but dinner still needs brats.

Wilson Farm Meats

Wilson Farm Meats is an Elkhorn meat-market stop with deep farm roots.

The Wilson family has been farming since the 1870s, and the pork sold at the Elkhorn store is raised at Wilson Prairie View Farms in Walworth County. The store is at 406 S. Wisconsin Street in Elkhorn, with hours listed Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM and Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM in one Wilson Farm Meats source.

Address: 406 S. Wisconsin St., Elkhorn
Phone: 262-723-2919
Best for: Local pork, beef, smoked meats, bacon, brats, ham, and freezer stocking
Website: Wilson Farm Meats

If you’re already doing Saturdays on the Square or Apple Barn Orchard & Winery, this is a good Elkhorn food stop.

Sorg Farm Packing

Sorg Farm Packing is the Darien butcher shop that belongs on any local-food map.

The shop is at N4290 US Highway 14 in Darien. Sorg Farm Packing is a second- and third-generation old-fashioned butcher shop that butchers and processes its own meats. Monday through Friday hours from 8 AM to 5 PM and Saturday hours from 8 AM to 3 PM.

Address: N4290 US Hwy. 14, Darien
Phone: 262-724-5554
Best for: Fresh meats, sausage, bratwurst, meat pies, freezer boxes, and old-school butcher shopping
Website: Sorg Farm Packing

This is the Darien stop I’d use when you want something a little more serious than grocery-store meat.

Pine Hill Farm

Pine Hill Farm is not a produce stand, but it fits the Lake Geneva local-goods lane.

It’s at 704 W. Main Street in downtown Lake Geneva. Pine Hill Farm has local, organic, and clean goods, including locally crafted items, small-batch supplements, organic hemp products, and functional health services.

Address: 704 W. Main St., Lake Geneva
Phone: 920-390-4462
Best for: Local goods, organic wellness items, supplements, and downtown shopping
Website: Pine Hill Farm

Think of this as a downtown local-goods shop, not a sweet-corn stand.

LOTFOTL Community Farm

LOTFOTL Community Farm is an Elkhorn-area CSA farm, and it’s worth knowing if you care about local produce beyond a one-time farm stand stop.

The farm is at W7036 Quinney Road in Elkhorn. They invite people to support the farm through CSA membership, farmers market visits, seasonal a la carte items, and a worker share program. LOTFOTL Community Farm grows more than 70 vegetables for its CSA and market stand.

Address: W7036 Quinney Rd., Elkhorn
Best for: CSA produce, market produce, seasonal farm items, and organic local food
Website: LOTFOTL Community Farm

This is more of a “join the farm” stop than a drive-by stand.

Farm stands and farmers markets by Lake Geneva area community

The Lake Geneva Weekend community guides cover Lake Geneva, Williams Bay, Fontana, Abbey Springs, Walworth, Geneva National, Delavan, Elkhorn, Twin Lakes, Genoa City, and Richmond, Burlington, Darien, Sharon, East Troy, and Whitewater.

Here’s where I’d shop by town.

Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva has the Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market on Thursdays, Geneva Outdoor Market on Sundays, Pine Hill Farm downtown, and Lake Geneva Country Meats on State Road 50.

For pure produce, start with the Thursday market.

Williams Bay

Williams Bay has Williams Bay Farmers Market at Edgewater Park on Fridays.

The nearest full farm stand is Pearce’s Farm Stand in Walworth.

Fontana

Fontana does not have a verified current farm stand I’d include as a main listing.

The closest strong choices are Pearce’s Farm Stand in Walworth and Williams Bay Farmers Market.

Abbey Springs

Abbey Springs is closest to Pearce’s Farm Stand.

If you’re heading around the lake, Williams Bay Farmers Market is also easy on Friday mornings.

Village of Walworth

Walworth has the best true farm stand in this guide: Pearce’s Farm Stand.

It also has Highfield Farm Creamery nearby for farmstead cheese.

Geneva National and Lake Como

Geneva National and Lake Como sit close to Lake Geneva Country Meats, Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market, and Apple Barn Orchard & Winery.

For weekly markets, the Thursday Lake Geneva Farmer’s Market is the easiest.

Delavan

Delavan has Market at Tower Park on Thursday afternoons.

For a more farm-stand-style stop, head to Pearce’s Farm Stand or Apple Barn Orchard & Winery.

Elkhorn

Elkhorn has Saturdays on the Square, Apple Barn Orchard & Winery, Wilson Farm Meats, and LOTFOTL Community Farm.

This is the best town on the list for building a full local-food errand run.

Twin Lakes, Genoa City, and Richmond

Genoa City has Genoa City Farmers Market on Fridays and Hafs Road Orchard nearby.

For Twin Lakes, I found older and third-party references to market activity, but I’d verify before listing a current official 2026 market. Genoa City Farmers Market is the safer nearby pick.

Burlington

Burlington has Burlington Farmers Market and Brightonwoods Orchard.

Geneva Lakes Produce is also based in the Burlington and Spring Prairie area.

Darien

Darien has Sorg Farm Packing, one of the best local meat-market stops in the area.

Sharon

For Sharon-area shoppers, I’d use Pearce’s Farm Stand, Highfield Farm Creamery, or Genoa City Farmers Market.

East Troy

East Troy has East Troy Farmers Market at Honey Creek Collective.

Nearby farm-food names to know include Zinniker Farm and Hill Valley Dairy, though I’d check pickup and retail details before sending readers there for a casual drop-in.

Whitewater

Whitewater has 2 good market choices.

Use Whitewater Farmers Market on Saturday mornings for the produce-first stop. Use Whitewater City Market on Tuesday evenings for food carts, live music, and a bigger market night.

Lauderdale Lakes

The closest practical stops are Apple Barn Orchard & Winery in Elkhorn, Saturdays on the Square, and East Troy Farmers Market.

What should you buy when it’s in season?

May and June are good for asparagus, rhubarb, early greens, bedding plants, and flowers.

July is when the whole thing wakes up. Sweet corn, tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, beans, berries, herbs, and cut flowers start taking over the tables.

August is peak market season. If you see good tomatoes, buy more than you think you need.

September and October shift toward apples, squash, pumpkins, potatoes, onions, fall decor, cider, honey, and bakery treats.

And if you’re going to Pearce’s Farm Stand in sweet corn season, buy the corn.

Tips before you go

Check the market page before you drive.

Weather, crop timing, and vendor schedules change fast. Some places are open daily, like Pearce’s Farm Stand and Geneva Lakes Produce. Others are one-day-a-week markets, like Williams Bay Farmers Market or Market at Tower Park.

Bring cash, a cooler, and a second bag.

The second bag is for the thing you didn’t plan to buy.

Frequently Asked Questions about Farm Stands Around Lake Geneva

Plan the rest of your Lake Geneva food day

A farm stand run pairs nicely with a lake walk, a beach stop, or a casual dinner.

Use the Lake Geneva Events Calendar to see what’s happening the same day. For more food planning, use the Best Restaurants in Lake Geneva guide and the Lake Geneva Friday Fish Fry Guide.

And bring the cooler.