There is nothing quite like the taste of fresh-picked asparagus straight from the field! Whether you are visiting us for a quiet peaceful harvest or are out to make memories with loved ones, we want you to take home the best of the crop!
The “Hang loose” Guide!
Measure with Shaka
Throw a “hang loose” sign and place your thumb on the soil. If the asparagus reaches or passes your extended pinky finger, it’s the perfect height — usually around 6–8 inches.
Check the Thickness & Tip
Choose spears at least as thick as a standard pencil. Leave skinny ones and spears that look “ferny” like a tree to grow.
Snap, Don’t Cut
Please don’t use knives. Hold the spear near the base and bend gently (you may need to move up the stalk until it snaps). Asparagus naturally snaps at the tender point — meaning no waste at home.
What to Expect When You Arrive
When you arrive, pull straight forward and park right in front of the field north of the big red pole building. We’ll greet you, assign you a row, and walk you through everything once you’re here.
Bring a bag
Bring a plastic‑handled grocery bag for picking. If you forget, we’ll provide one.
Field Etiquette
You will be assigned a row. Try your best to stay in your row, to ensure everyone has enough space and gets a great harvest!
Hours
Typical asparagus/rhubarb‑season hours are 7am–6pm, weather permitting and depending on our kids’ sporting events. Call before coming to make sure we’re open and have picking spots available: 920‑621‑1148.
Pre‑picked orders
Call or text 920‑621‑1148 to order pre‑picked asparagus or rhubarb.
Restrooms
We have a portapotty and hand‑washing station south of the big red pole building.
Social Media
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We travel from Iron Mountain every year just to pick Berryland strawberries. We are never disappointed. The berries are delicious and sweet. The patches are well taken care of. Everyone is so nice there and will to accommodate even disabled veterans. We will keep coming back!
My favorite place to get fresh asparagus and strawberries every spring! So fresh and delicious with the friendliest staff! I love that I can enjoy the experience of picking them myself when I want to and also get the pre-picked when I don’t. I recently got a flat of strawberries and simply sliced them up and served with fresh whipped cream at a BBQ and they disappeared in a flash! So delicious!
Up until 2022, I was buying my berries from Sunnyhill in Green Bay. Last time I purchased, I found the berries had been refrigerated and the bottoms of the quarts were waterlogged even though they were claiming they were fresh. They were not at all fresh, but almost rotten. In 2023 I found out Berryland will pick for you. I can’t pick my own anymore for quite some time. I decided to give them a try and I was not disappointed in 2023 ordering 10 lbs. This year I went back and the berries even bigger. I spent a lot less time cleaning them. Out of 15 lbs. of berries, I threw out exactly ONE berry due to a bird peck. They were perfect and my jam was amazing. I will continue to order my berries from Berryland until I can’t make jam anymore! Thanks to the pickers and the owners for a wonderful experience!
We picked in late June. Wonderful experience. The field smelled like strawberries! Easy access from the road, plenty of parking, they’re super helpful. I like their system for understanding where to pick. Pick as much or as little as you want. Great for families with younger kids because there’s no ticket price to get in, you only pay for berries picked. Even my husband said he’d do it again!
We had a blast. I took my dad with my husband and daughter. My dad was visiting from Florida. We picked strawberries and asparagus. They both were so good and fresh we went a few time. Going soon to pick some pumpkins we can’t wait.
We loved it. A very FAMILY AFFORDABLE FARM. We witnessed several people try to pay more for what they picked and the owners turned it down. They said we want to support families and give them an affordable way to have fun and gather food. Our 10 month old daughter had fun just sitting in between rows of strawberries picking and eating what she could lol. We loved it our time in the fields. They tell you where to start but if you finish your row and want to keep going you can get set on a new row. You can pick as much or as little as you want. Berries are super flavored this year while mother nature’ hasn’t been supportive.
