Summer is the perfect time to explore the great outdoors and enjoy delicious food. If you’re a fan of pizza, why not combine the two and visit a pizza farm? Trust us, we’ve been to more than half of these on the list over the past ten years or so.
These unique farms offer a fun and tasty experience that you won’t find anywhere else. Here are fifteen pizza farm options to check out this summer and fall in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Note these are always changing, so please contact them ahead of time to double-check our information, thanks!
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The Best Pizza Farms Near Me
A to Z Produce and Bakery – Stockholm, Wisconsin
A to Z Produce and Bakery (aka The Pizza Farm) is a family-owned farm that has been operating for over 20 years. They specialize in organic produce and artisan bread, but their wood-fired pizzas are the real star of the show. The pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from the farm and cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven. You can enjoy your pizza on the farm’s beautiful outdoor seating area while taking in the scenery of the surrounding fields.
Reservation only starting in 2023, so please plan ahead!
A to Z Produce and Bakery
N2956 Anker Ln, Stockholm, WI 54769
(715) 448-4802
https://www.atozproduceandbakery.com/
Suncrest Gardens Farm – Cochrane, Wisconsin
No reservations needed for this one! Suncrest Gardens Farm is a picturesque farm located in the bluffs of the Mississippi River. They offer a wide variety of fresh produce, but their wood-fired pizzas are a must-try. The farm’s pizzas are made with organic ingredients and cooked in a wood-fired oven.
And my aunt lives in Wabasha (across the lake on your way home) so be sure to stop by and say hi after your pizza night. She’ll love it!
Suncrest Gardens Farm
S2257 Yaeger Valley Rd, Cochrane, WI 54622
(608) 626-2122
https://suncrestgardensfarm.com/
Red Barn Farm – Northfield, Minnesota
Red Barn Farm is a family-owned farm that has been operating since 2012. They specialize in organic produce, but their wood-fired pizzas are a fan favorite. The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients and vegan dough from the farm and cooked in a wood-fired oven. You can enjoy your pizza on the farm’s outdoor patio, which offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Red Barn Farm
10063 110th Street East, Northfield, MN 55057
(507) 664-0304
https://www.redbarnfarmweddingsmn.com/
DreamAcres Farm – Rogers, Minnesota
DreamAcres Farm is a unique farm that offers a variety of activities, including pizza nights. The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from the farm and cooked in a wood-fired oven. “As far as the dough stretches.” You can enjoy your pizza on the farm’s outdoor patio, too. And in addition to pizza, the farm also offers live music and other fun activities.
DreamAcres Farm
17289 Co Hwy 8, Wykoff, MN 55990
(507) 316-3795
https://www.dreamacresfarm.org/
Sawmill Pizza & Brew Shed – Clear Lake, Wisconsin
Sawmill Pizza & Brew Shed farm is a family-owned farm with a super friendly staff on hand at all times. They specialize in organic produce and grass-fed beef, but their wood-fired pizzas are a must-try. The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from the farm and cooked in a wood-fired oven. The farm also offers a variety of other activities, including farm tours and live music.
Sawmill Pizza & Brew Shed
805 30th Ave, Clear Lake, WI 54005
(952) 994-6791
https://www.facebook.com/sawmillpizzabrewshed
Two Pony Gardens – Long Lake, Minnesota
Two Pony Gardens is a small family-owned farm that specializes in heirloom vegetables and flowers. They also offer wood-fired pizzas made with fresh ingredients from the farm. You can enjoy your pizza on the farm’s comfortable outdoor seating area, which offers fabulous views of the lake.
In addition to pizza, the farm also offers a variety of other activities, including farm tours and workshops. Be sure to sign up for their email list to be one of the first to get their pizza event dates!
Two Pony Gardens
7700 Deer Hill Road, Long Lake, MN 55356
(763) 473-0783
https://www.twoponygardens.com/
Alpha and Omega Pizza Farm – Princeton, Minnesota
Alpha & Omega Farm is a small farm area just north of the Twin Cities offering event catering and wood-fired pizzas. Their pizzas are made with fresh ingredients and cooked in a wood-fired oven and even have gluten-free options if you order ahead.
You can enjoy your pizza in the outdoor seating area or even rent a gazebo, which offers a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. Advised to bring your own chairs. And if you have time, stay for goat yoga!
Alpha & Omega Farm
6714 Alpha Rd, Princeton, MN 55371
(763)-234-1350
https://alphaomegafarm.co/
Pleasant Grove Pizza Farm – Waseca, Minnesota
Pleasant Grove Pizza Farm is a family-owned farm that specializes in wood-fired pizzas made with fresh ingredients from the farm. The farm’s outdoor seating area offers a “pleasant” look at the cornfields, making it the perfect spot for a summer evening. Pleasant Grove is only open on Fridays and Saturdays from May to October, so be sure to plan accordingly. They don’t take reservations.
Pleasant Grove Pizza Farm
41142 160th St, Waseca, MN 56093
(715) 523-0857
https://www.pleasantgrovepizzafarm.com/
Winghaven Pizza Farm – Galesville, Wisconsin
Winghaven Farm is a sustainable farm that offers a variety of fresh produce, including tomatoes, red peppers, and herbs. They also offer wood-fired pizzas made with organic ingredients and cooked in a traditional oven. They claim to have a history that goes back five generations, so we can be assured they know what they’re doing.
Winghaven Pizza Farm
N18057 Grover Ln, Galesville, WI 54630
(608) 519-4228
https://www.winghavenpizzafarm.com/
Squash Blossom Farm – Oronoco, Minnesota
Squash Blossom Farm Pizza Events are small farm get-togethers that specialize in wood-fired pizzas made with local and organic ingredients. The bakery’s outdoor seating area offers stunning views of both squashes and blossoms. In addition to pizza, they also offer a variety of baked goods, including bread and pastries. And we love the live music options throughout the summer months!
Squash Blossom Farm
7499 60th Ave NW, Oronoco, MN 55960
(507) 252-9639
https://www.squashblossomfarm.org/
Clover Bee Farm – Shafer, Minnesota
Clover Bee Farm & Vegetable Greenhouse is a family-owned farm that has been operating for a long time. They specialize in fresh produce, but their wood-fired pizzas are a must-try. The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from the farm and cooked in a wood-fired oven. For this one, you must check their schedule, because it’s very occasional.
Clover Bee Farm
35145 Reed Ave Shafer, MN 55074
(952) 261-3312
https://cloverbeevegetablefarm.com/
LoveTree Farmstead – Grantsburg, Wisconsin
The LoveTree Farm is a growing cheesemaker and wood-fired pizza place that operates the occasional “Pizza by the Pond” night. They use fresh and local ingredients to create delicious pizzas on the go. Don’t forget to bring your bug spray.
LoveTree Farmstead (TEMPORARILY CLOSED 2023)
12413 County Rd Z Grantsburg, WI 54840
(715) 488-2966
http://www.lovetreefarmstead.com/home.htm
The Nelson Stone Barn – Nelson, Wisconsin
The Stone Barn is a historic farm that has been operating for over 100 years. They offer a variety of fresh produce, but their wood-fired pizzas are a must-try. The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from the farm and cooked in a traditional oven. They currently do not accept reservations and serve on a first-come-first-serve basis. Good luck!
The Nelson Stone Barn
S 685 Co Rd KK, Nelson, WI 54756
(715) 673-4478
https://www.thenelsonstonebarn.com/
Dancing Yarrow Farm to Fork Retreat – Mondovi, Wisconsin
The Dancing Yarrow Farm to Fork Retreat outdoor venue is a great place for pizza nights outside the city that support local farmers and sustainable agriculture. They host a variety of events, including pizza nights! The farm’s pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from local farms and cooked in a wood-fired oven. You can also enjoy your pizza on the farm’s outdoor seating area, which offers a cozy and relaxed atmosphere.
Dancing Yarrow Farm to Fork Retreat
S193 Co Rd BB, Mondovi, WI 54755
(715) 309-5238
https://www.dancingyarrow.com/
Farm Table Foundation – Amery, Wisconsin
Farm Table Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports sustainable agriculture and local food systems. While not exactly a pizza farm per se, they host a variety of events, including pizza nights. Their pizzas are made with fresh ingredients from local farms and cooked in a wood-fired oven.
Farm Table Foundation (TEMPORARILY CLOSED 2023)
110 Keller Ave. N., Amery, WI 54001
(715) 268-4500
https://farmtablefoundation.org/
Now you have 15 unique and delicious destinations to explore this summer in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Whether you’re a fan of traditional toppings or more adventurous flavors, there’s a pizza farm out there that’s sure to satisfy your cravings.
These farms offer fresh and tasty pizzas made with local and organic ingredients. Whether you’re in Minnesota or Wisconsin, there are plenty of pizza farms to choose from. So grab your friends and family, and head out to one of these farms for a fun and memorable summer adventure.
Tips for First Time Pizza Farm Visitors
If you’re planning to visit a pizza farm for the first time either with your friends or with kids, there are a few things to keep in mind to make the most of your outing. Here are some tips to help you prepare:
Bring Your Own Furnishings
Most pizza farms don’t provide seating or tables, so you’ll need to bring your own. Consider bringing a blanket, chairs, or a card table to make your picnic more comfortable. Keep in mind that you’ll have to carry these items from the parking lot to the seating area and back.
Pack Your Own Supplies
In addition to bringing your own furnishings, you’ll also need to pack your own side dishes, beverages, and utensils, if you so desire to have a bit more than just pizza. Also, not every pizza farm listed offers gluten-free options, so if that’s your jam, plan for that, too.
Make sure to bring plates, napkins, cups, and a garbage receptacle. Keep in mind that most pizza farms don’t have trash cans on site, so you’ll need to take your garbage with you when you leave. Leave no trace, people!
Leave Your Pets at Home
Most pizza farms have their own animals on site, so they ask that visitors don’t bring their own pets. Make sure to check the farm’s policies before you go.
Supervise Your Kids
Pizza farms are often working farms, so it’s important to supervise your kids at all times. Keep younger children close and make sure they don’t wander into areas that are off-limits.
Dress for Mess
A lot of pizza farms can be muddy and dusty, so make sure you and your kids wear clothes that can get dirty. Also, keep in mind that bathroom facilities are often portable and may not be very clean.
Check the Farm’s Website or Facebook Page!
Most importantly, before you head out to a pizza farm, make sure to check the farm’s website or Facebook/Instagram page for any updates or changes. Call them directly if there are any questions. You don’t want to be disappointed if the farm is closed or the pizza night is canceled! And don’t blame us.
By following these tips, you can enjoy a fun and memorable outing at a pizza farm with your family and friends and fellow hashtag pizza lovers.
How to Start Your Own Pizza Farm
If you’re inspired by our homemade pizza blog and the pizza farms you’ve visited and want to start your own, here are some tips to get you started:
Choose a Farm-y Location
The first step in starting a pizza farm is to find a suitable location. Look for a piece of land that is large enough to accommodate a huge garden and outdoor seating area. Ideally, the land should have good soil, access to water, and be located in a rural area.
Plan Your Pizza Garden
Once you have a location, it’s time to plan your pizza garden. Decide what types of vegetables and herbs you want to grow and how much space you’ll need. Consider using organic and heirloom seeds to produce high-quality ingredients for your pizzas.
Build a Wood-Fired Oven
A wood-fired oven (or multiple ones for that matter) is a must-have for any pizza farm. You can build your own oven using materials like bricks, clay, and sand. Alternatively, you can purchase a pre-made high-end pizza oven from a supplier. We recommend creating your own DIY brick pizza oven that’s big enough for many pizzas at a time.
Create an Outdoor Seating Area
To create a welcoming atmosphere for your customers, you’ll need to create an outdoor seating area. This can be as simple as a picnic table or as elaborate as a covered pavilion. Make sure to provide ample shade and comfortable seating for your guests. If you’re just starting out, though, blankets on the grass works for many people, too!
Market Your Pizza Farm
Finally, you’ll need to market your pizza farm to attract customers. Consider creating a website and social media accounts to promote your farm and menu. You can also partner with local restaurants and farmers’ markets to reach a wider audience. If you need help with websites or digital marketing, feel free to contact us.
Starting a pizza farm requires hard work and dedication, but the rewards are worth it. With fresh ingredients, a wood-fired oven, and a welcoming atmosphere, your pizza farm can become a popular destination for foodies and families alike. And please tell us about it so we can visit and feature it on our blog.
