Welcome
Welcome to Linstroth's Valley View Farm
"Fall Produce Our Specialty"
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
Open for Self Service mid September thru October, Daily 9:30 - 4:30
To all of our friends and customers
Today, we announce that after 18 wonderful years, we have made some changes. We will be closing the retail side of our business, but will be open for self service only mid September to the end of October, everyday 9:30am to 4:30pm. We will offer our customer favorites including Honey Nut and Delicata squash. While we enter a semi-retirement phase, we remain committed to the wholesale market and will continue serving our community.
We are deeply grateful to our loyal customers and supporters, whose encouragement has inspired us throughout this journey. It has been a pleasure to witness families grow, especially as they joyfully selected the perfect pumpkins and gourds.
Fall Information
Self Service hours
Open mid September to the end of October
Daily - 9:30am to 4:30pm
We accept cash or check only.
About Us
Come experience a bit of the past at Linstroth's Valley View Farm, located in the picturesque rolling hills of southwestern Wisconsin.
Our fresh produce is hand picked to ensure quality and is displayed on an array of antique wagons. Our reasonable prices are a reflection of what you may have experienced years ago.
Add to that our many Heirloom varieties and warm personal service and we're sure you'll want to come back again and again.
Paul and Sharon
Our Story
Living and growing up on a farm in Racine county as a young boy, Paul learned about farming from his grandfather and father. Paul's grandfather started the family farm by growing a variety of vegetables for the local market. The farm grew, and Paul's dad continued the farm by growing potatoes and vegetables. Paul and his brothers helped work the farm, and when he got a little older, Paul started his own greenhouse, growing varieties of flowers and vegetables. Getting his hands in the dirt became a way of life, and Paul opened his first pumpkin farm to put himself through college.
After many years as a grower and manager for successful greenhouses, the dream of running his own pumpkin farm lived on in his heart. Paul and Sharon relocated from Racine to Perry Township, and after a couple of years living in the area, decided to give the pumpkin farm a try. Starting the farm in 2007, the farm has been thriving ever since.