Checking out Thompson Strawberry Farm
Looking for a spot to pick fresh berries, flowers and pumpkins? Thompson Strawberry Farm is loaded and ready for you to come and pick their crop. Brian is in Bristol with a family has been growing produce in Kenosha County for over 100 years.
BRISTOL, Wis. - Looking for a spot to pick fresh berries, flowers and pumpkins? Thompson Strawberry Farm is loaded and ready for you to come and pick their crop. Brian Kramp is in Bristol with a family has been growing produce in Kenosha County for more than 100 years.
Raspberries, anyone?
Thompson Strawberry Farm is known for their fresh strawberries, but this time of the year, the berries that are ripe and ready to pick are raspberries. Brian is in Bristol with the family’s fourth generation owner checking out this year’s crop.
Pumpkins galore at Thompson Strawberry Farm
We’re only weeks away until pumpkins will be ready for picking at farms all over Wisconsin, but most farms don’t allow you to pick by the carload – Thompson Strawberry Farm does. Brian is in Kenosha county with a sneak peek of what to expect when pumpkins season starts.
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Sunflowers as far as the eyes can see at Thompson Strawberry Farm
Thompson Strawberry Farm is a pick-your-own experience that’s perfect for those who love berries, pumpkins and even flowers. Brian is in the fields in Bristol where rows and rows of sunflowers are ready to be cut.
Berries, pumpkins, flowers and more
Looking for a spot to pick fresh berries, flowers and pumpkins? Thompson Strawberry Farm is loaded with raspberries and it’s time for them to be picked. Brian is in Bristol with the fourth generation owner of a family farm that’s been growing produce in Kenosha County for over 100 years.
Loads of family fun at Thompson Strawberry Farm
If you’re looking forward to Fall, there’s a farm in Kenosha County that offers some beautiful sites, fun for the family and car loads of pumpkins. Brian is in Bristol at Thompson Strawberry Farm checking out this year’s crop of pumpkins.
