Question 1

Where is Flyte Farms located?

Accepted Answer

Flyte Farms is located in Waushara County, Wisconsin. The farm operates two locations — a berry-picking farm and the Fieldstones property, which hosts the Fall Harvest Festival, weddings, events, and field trips. Visit the Connect page at flytefarms.com/connect for directions and addresses.

Question 2

When does Flyte Farms open for berry picking?

Accepted Answer

Flyte Farms opens for berry picking in June 2026. During berry season, the farm is open 7 days a week from 8am to 5pm. Strawberry season typically runs in June, followed by organic blueberry season through mid-August. Call the Berry Hotline at 715-228-2304 or check the farm's Facebook page for the latest availability updates.

Question 3

What berries can I pick at Flyte Farms?

Accepted Answer

Flyte Farms offers U-Pick June-bearing strawberries and USDA certified organic blueberries. The blueberry patch features at least nine varieties across multiple acres, with a fairly long growing season through mid-August. Both U-Pick and We-Pick options are available for each berry type.

Question 4

What are the berry prices at Flyte Farms?

Accepted Answer

2026 strawberry prices: We-Pick is $5 per pint, $8 per quart, and $56 per flat (limit one flat per customer). U-Pick strawberries are $3.50 per pound. Organic blueberry prices (2025): We-Pick is $7 per pint, $45 for 5 lbs, or $65 for 10 lbs. U-Pick blueberries are $4 per pound. Prices are subject to change based on availability. Cash, check, or credit cards are accepted.

Question 5

Do I need to bring my own containers for berry picking?

Accepted Answer

No — picking containers are provided for you. You may bring your own clean and sanitized ice cream buckets, as these fit on the farm's scales. Other containers may not be weighable. The farm recommends also bringing sunscreen, water bottles, and wearing closed-toe shoes.

Question 6

Is there an admission fee for berry picking?

Accepted Answer

No, there is no admission fee for berry picking. You only pay for what you pick. After picking, follow the signs out of the patch and check out at the store.

Question 7

Does the berry field ever close?

Accepted Answer

The farm is open even in the rain, but fields will close during inclement weather such as lightning within 10 miles, or if there is an insufficient supply of berries. In the event of bad weather, the farm store remains open for shopping. Please do not arrive before 8am, as staff will be out in the fields and unable to assist you.

Question 8

What is the Fall Harvest Festival at Flyte Farms?

Accepted Answer

The Fall Harvest Festival at Fieldstones runs weekends from September 11 through October 31, 2026. September hours are Fridays 11am-5pm, Saturdays 10am-5pm, and Sundays 11am-5pm. In October, Saturday hours extend to 8pm. The festival features 70+ attractions, a 10-acre cornfield maze, a pumpkin patch, farm animals, slides, games, food, and more. One free pumpkin is included with each paid admission.

Question 9

What is the admission price for the Fall Harvest Festival?

Accepted Answer

Fall Festival farm admission includes one pumpkin, unlimited sliding, and access to all attractions. Pricing: Adults (age 13+) $21, Children (age 4-12) $14, Seniors (age 65+) $14, Children age 3 and under are free. FunTix are available at $1 each for SuperFun upgrades such as Animal Feed (1 ticket) and Potato Blaster (3 tickets). Note: riders must be at least 42 inches tall for the MegaSlide.

Question 10

What food and drinks are available at the Fall Festival?

Accepted Answer

The Garage serves fresh baked goods, apple cider donuts, caramel apples, burgers and brats, chicken tenders, mac-n-cheese, and more. Melvin the Moo ice cream truck offers Chocolate Shoppe super-premium ice cream in many flavors. The UpHill Bar in the pavilion serves beer, wine, and cocktails for adults. You may also bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks — coolers are welcome, but no glass bottles or outside alcohol.

Question 11

Are dogs allowed at Flyte Farms?

Accepted Answer

Dogs are not allowed in the berry picking fields, per USDA food safety guidelines. They are welcome in the parking lot and grass driveways — please bring water and clean up after your pet. At the Fall Festival, dogs are welcome with some guidelines. Service dogs are permitted in the picking area, but please ask a team member for special instructions on where to pick with your service dog.

Question 12

Does Flyte Farms offer school field trips?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Field trips are held at the Fieldstones property from September 11 through October 30, 2026, Monday through Friday from 9:30am to 3pm. The cost is $10 per person for students, parents, or siblings age 2 and up. Teachers, paid staff with credentials, and bus drivers from public and private schools receive free admission. The field trip includes unlimited access to farm attractions, a private wagon ride, and a small pumpkin for each paid guest. Reservations are required — request online at flytefarms.com/field-trips.

Question 13

Can I host a wedding or private event at Flyte Farms?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Fieldstones is a unique rural venue for weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, showers, corporate events, graduation parties, and family reunions. The restored 100-year-old farmstead features a wedding pavilion that accommodates up to 400 guests, a stage, dance floor, and full-service bar. Rentals are available Friday through Sunday year-round except October (reserved for Fall Fest). Catering, beverage service, and commercial kitchen rental are available. Fill out the inquiry form at flytefarms.com/weddings to start planning.

Question 14

How can I stay updated on Flyte Farms openings and berry availability?

Accepted Answer

Follow Flyte Farms on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates on berry availability, farm hours, and seasonal news. You can also call the Berry Hotline at 715-228-2304 for current picking conditions and to place orders.

Contact Name	Hannah Cook
Telephone	(715) 325-3355
Cell Phone
Teacher's Cell Phone (if different than contact)	(262) 349-3251
Your Email Address	Email hidden; Javascript is required.
School Name	Good Shepherd Lutheran School
School Address	10611 State Hwy 13 Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin 54494 United States
School Grade	Pre-K Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 5th Grade
#Children	21
#Teachers/Aides	3
#Visiting Adults	5
Total number of classes touring	2
Please list name of all teachers attending	Hannah Cook, Amanda Irwin, and aide Amanda Krug
Tour Date Requested (Tuesday - Friday Only)	10/17/2025
Alternate Tour Date Requested (Tuesday - Friday Only)	10/14/2025
Time of Arrival	09:30 AM
Approximate Departure Time
Comments
Please let us know if you have children or adults in your group with special needs
Questions or Comments	Our 1-5 grade class (9 students) is learning how to read maps and was hoping they may also be able to explore the corn maze with a couple chaperones during our trip as well. I didn't see this in the description, but thought I'd ask to see if this is something that could be added for the older kids in our group.