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- 5006 S Sylvania Ave, Sturtevant, WI 53177
- +1 (262) 884-7100
- appleholler.com
Apple Holler is a 78-acre family farm where guests can stroll the rolling hills of the orchard, visit the Farm Park, pick in-season fresh fruits, and more. Kids and families will love the Kids Korral Play Area, which offers a Cool Cow Maze, Music Garden, Amish Built Train, Giant Slide and Rainbow Play Structures. Don’t forget to visit the goats at the Golden Goat Bridge.
The new Biergarten serves up their own first press hard cider, along with other Wisconsin hard ciders and craft beers. Book a reservation for a private horse-drawn wagon or sleigh ride! Apple Holler offers a special Farm Group Tour for groups of 30 or more.
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