Orchard · Flower farm
Carlsons Island View Orchard Door County Wildwood Market
U-pick cherries and flowers in Sister Bay, Wisconsin
From the farm's website
The farm's own words, quoted as posted on its website, with the page each line comes from and the day we read it. Seasons, hours and prices change: check with the farm before you go.
U-pick
“During harvest season, visitors can enjoy Pick-Your-Own cherries, along with a selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, jams, honey, and other locally made goods.”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
“Every year we offer an exciting variety of pumpkins and decorative gourds either pre picked or pick your own from our patch.”
“You can even pick your own flower bouquet to go along with you new pumpkins.”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
Crops and picking times
“Pick Your Own Cherries Season!”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
Hours
“Sunday: 11:00 - 6:00”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
“Thursday: 11:00 - 6:00”
“Friday: 11:00 - 6:00”
“Saturday: 11:00 - 6:00”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
Besides picking
“We also frequent local festivals.”
Source: dcwildwoodmarket.com, checked October 7, 2026
What you can pick
- Cherries
- Flowers
Crops and months read from the lines quoted above; a crop with no months is one the farm names without a picking window.
Typical Wisconsin seasons (a published harvest calendar, not this farm's dates)
- Cherries: June–July. Source: University of Wisconsin–Extension: Seasonal Availability of Wisconsin Fruits and Vegetables (Wisconsin Local Food Locator), read October 6, 2026.
At a glance
- Address
- Wildwood Road, Sister Bay, WI 54234Door County
Besides picking
- Festivals
Carlsons Island View Orchard Door County Wildwood Market: questions
Does Carlsons Island View Orchard Door County Wildwood Market have U-pick?
Yes. The farm's website says: "During harvest season, visitors can enjoy Pick-Your-Own cherries, along with a selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, jams, honey, and other locally made goods."