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Apple Holler Kicks Off Early Apple Picking Season Amid “Tropical Wisconsin Weather”

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Sturtevant, WI, July 19, 2024 – Apple Holler, the beloved orchard and family farm, announces an exceptionally early start to its apple picking season, thanks to unprecedented “tropical Wisconsin weather conditions”, a mild winter, and a warmer spring than usual. This year, visitors can begin their apple-picking adventures almost two weeks earlier than normal.

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The season commenced with the harvesting of the crisp Lodi apple. In the coming weeks, apple enthusiasts can look forward to picking Jersey Mac, Viking, and Pristine apples as they ripen to perfection.

“We’re thrilled to welcome visitors earlier this year,” said Dave Flannery, owner of Apple Holler. “The unique weather patterns have blessed us with an abundant and early crop, allowing families to start creating their apple-picking memories sooner than ever.”

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Apple picking is available daily and includes admission to the Farm Park, offering a full day of family-friendly activities amid the orchard’s picturesque setting. The Orchard and Farm Park are open from 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, with the last admission sold at 3:00 PM daily, and includes the all-new Holler Hoops, Spider Web Rope Structure, Johnny Appleseed History Walk, Crazy Corn Maze, Jack and the Beanstalk Giant Slide, Corn Palace Corn Box, Pedal Carts, Kids Korral Play Area complete with a huge Rainbow Play System, Amish Built Train, Cool Cow Maze, The Golden Goat Bridge, and other farmyard animals to visit including goats, ducks, and chickens, plus many great photo opportunities and more! Hand-led pony rides are available for children 10 and under on Saturdays and Sundays.

Beyond the orchards, Apple Holler invites guests to explore its renowned Farm Shop. Open year-round, the shop features an array of irresistible treats including fresh apple cider donuts, homemade pies, assorted bakery items, Apple Holler’s infamous apple cider floats, soft serve ice cream, a selection of craft hard apple ciders, and much more.

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“From our orchards to our Farm Shop, we’re committed to providing a taste of orchard magic all year long,” added Flannery. “Whether you’re here for the perfect picking experience or to indulge in our farm-fresh treats, Apple Holler offers something special for everyone.”

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About Apple Holler Family Farm and Restaurant

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Apple Holler is located between Milwaukee and Chicago, off I-94 on Sylvania Avenue (the west frontage road), just north of the highway KR exit in Sturtevant, WI. Apple Holler is a farm-to-table restaurant, bakery, gift shop, orchard, and family farm, with pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pears. Visitors can enjoy four seasons of family fun and activities including orchard and farm tours, children’s shows, school field trips, hayrides, horse-drawn sleigh rides, visiting barnyard animals, and outdoor play areas. Apple Holler is a perfect indoor/outdoor wedding venue and agritourism destination. Apple Holler’s Ag-venture is for the kid in us all. Call (262) 884-7100 or visit www.appleholler.com.

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  1. Wisconsin Town Hall (on Facebook) has a post with pictures showing just how badly that place has deteriorated. It’s really gone downhill, it’s a ripoff and they prey on people who don’t know any better.

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  2. Hardly any crop last year. No snow either for their sleigh rides. Tough to run ANY business that is SO dependent on the weather.
    Not necessarily their fault.

    You need deep pockets to keep a place like that going.

  3. Haven’t been there in at least 10 years. So no more buffett?
    Cars used to line up the frontage road every weekend in the fall!

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