About Blaser's Acres
Blaser's Acres began in 1998, when Chris Blaser, just out of high school and eager to drive a tractor, started farming one acre with a rototiller. The family business now works hundreds of acres of produce north of Green Bay and runs several roadside stands, with the event farm on Oak Orchard Road in Abrams and a second farm on School Lane in Suamico.
Summer centers on the School Lane farm, which has the greenhouse, a produce stand and pick-your-own strawberries. The stands sell sweet corn, vegetables, blueberries, peaches and the farm's own maple syrup, bottled plain or in flavored and barrel-aged versions. In fall the Abrams event farm hosts Fall Fest from mid-September through October 31.
Fall Fest is built for families. One ticket covers the corn maze (more than 15 acres), hayrides, a petting zoo, a barrel train, a combine slide, pedal cars, a giant swing, a tree fort playground, duck races, a climbing wall and bounce houses. The Apple Cannon costs extra, and the pumpkin patch offers what the farm calls the biggest pumpkin selection in Wisconsin. The bakery side sells apple cider donuts, pies, muffins and homemade caramel apples, and food trucks come on Saturdays and Sundays. The farm also books group events and field trips.
Pristine Lavender in Pulaski is roughly 25 minutes southwest of the Abrams farm on county roads.
What to do
- Find your way through the 15-plus-acre corn maze at Fall Fest
- Pick a pumpkin from the patch, mid-September through October 31
- Ride the hay wagon and the barrel train
- Visit the petting zoo and the tree fort playground
- Pick strawberries at the School Lane farm in Suamico in early summer
- Take home the farm's maple syrup and apple cider donuts
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Pick-your-own strawberries in early summer at the Suamico farm; Fall Fest mid-September through October 31
- Hours
- Fall 2026: event farm Tue–Thu noon–6 p.m., Fri–Sun 9 a.m.–6 p.m., closed Monday; School Lane farm daily 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
- Admission
- Fall Fest 2026: day pass $18.49 online or $19.99 at the door; season pass $49.99; under 2 free; Apple Cannon extra
Good to know
- Reservations
- Tickets can be bought online ahead or at the door; group events and field trips by arrangement
Tips for your visit
- Buy day passes online to save $1.50 over the door price
- Food trucks and bounce houses run on weekends only, not Tuesday through Friday
- The event farm is closed on Mondays during Fall Fest
- A season pass pays off after three visits
Pair it with a lavender farm
Pristine Lavender · about 25 minutes away
Pristine Lavender in Pulaski is about 25 minutes southwest, so you can pair it with a strawberry or produce-stand stop.
Getting there
Questions
When is Fall Fest at Blaser's Acres?
From mid-September through October 31, Tuesday through Sunday; the event farm is closed Mondays.
Where can I pick strawberries?
At the School Lane farm in Suamico, which lists pick-your-own strawberries; the Abrams farm is the event farm.
What does a Fall Fest ticket include?
All activities, including the corn maze, hayrides, petting zoo and play areas, except the Apple Cannon.
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