Porter's Patch

Name: Porter's Patch
Address: W4314 State Hwy 156, Bonduel, WI, 54107, US
Telephone: (715) 758-8162

Porter’s Patch is a family-owned seventh-generation farm near Bonduel, Wisconsin.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 10 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open: Friday-Sunday (September-October): 11am-4pm
Where: W4314 State Hwy 156
Bonduel, WI 54107
Shawano County

Directions Call Website

Phone (715) 758-8162 · Facebook

How to pay: Cash
Credit and debit cards
SNAP/EBT
FMNP
Checks
Pick and buy: U-pick: Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Pumpkins
Sells: Peas, Squash, Tomatoes, Potatoes +5 more

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Before you go

As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
Pets are not allowed.

What's here and when

4 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Crop	When	Price
StrawberriesPick-your-own and pre-picked strawberries are offered.	Ask the farm	–
RaspberriesPick-your-own and pre-picked raspberries are offered.	Ask the farm	–
BlueberriesPick-your-own and pre-picked blueberries are offered.	Ask the farm	–
PumpkinsThe 2026 page describes a pick-your-own pumpkin patch.	Ask the farm	$1 to $15 depending on size

Before you pick

Visitors picking only pumpkins or fall decor do not need to pay admission.
Pumpkin picking is part of the Farmtoberfest fall season.

Also at the farm

9 items · From the farm's website

Vegetables: Peas, Squash, Tomatoes, Potatoes
Pumpkins and fall decor: Gourds, Colored corn bundles, Corn shock bundles
Also from the farm: Mums, Straw bales

Prices the farm lists

3 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
Admission	$12.32 plus tax per person; ages 3 and under free
Squash	$4 each
Mums	$15 each

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Events and things to do

1 event · From the farm's website

Farmtoberfest
Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from September 18-20 through October 31, 11am-4pm

Corn maze · Included with $12.32 plus tax admission in 2026
Scarecrow building
Pumpkin painting
Petting zoo

Visiting and ordering

Food or cafe
Picnic area
Petting zoo with goats, chickens and pigs.

Good to know

The farm advises bringing cash because internet interruptions can occur in the rural location.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 1876
Organic practices (not certified)
Sustainable and environmentally friendly growing practices.
Also: Farm stand, Berry farm

The farm traces its history to 1876, when Milo and Lucy Porter homesteaded the original property. It grows a wide range of fruits, vegetables, pumpkins and other crops, with strawberries first planted commercially in 1986. The farm says it is sustainable and uses organic practices that work for it.