Malvitz Bay Farms is a farm shop in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin selling raspberries, strawberries. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you find local produce in Sturgeon Bay.
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By the numbers
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Type
PYO
County
Door County
Google rating
5 (24 reviews)
Produce
Raspberries, Strawberries
About Malvitz Bay Farms
Malvitz Bay Farms is a pick your own farm in Sturgeon Bay, the United States where you can pick your own raspberries, strawberries. It is a great local spot for pick your own fruit and freshly picked produce near you.
OPENING HOURS:
Strawberry Pick Your Own from 7 am to 11am
seven days a week, Strawberries from June 11 to July 1
Valley Treasure TrailFind it, then tick or colour it in
Follow the trail through the plantings. Find the real crop at each stop, then tick or colour the circle. Reach the end for fresh fruit and a cold coconut.
✕ marks the spot
The Fruit Plate & Fresh Coconuts
Ticked them all? You reached the end of the valley. Claim a plate of just-picked fruit and a cold fresh coconut.
Malvitz Bay Farms · Sturgeon Bay · 920-824-5625
Malvitz Bay Farms · A living Caribbean valley
The Valley GuideWhat grows, and what it does
Every planting here is food and medicine both. This is the knowledge our elders carried: eat close to the earth, brew the bush, and let the land keep you well. Walk slow, spot what grows, and know what it holds.
Malvitz Bay Farms · Sturgeon Bay · 920-824-5625Ital is vital · The land is the first healer
Water in this area
In Wisconsin, mains water is delivered by local public water systems, regulated by the Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) under the US EPA Safe Drinking Water Act. Typical hardness: Hard to very hard; statewide avg ~172 ppm, most counties hard / very hard. For a specific ZIP, see the EWG Tap Water Database.
Supplier
Local public water systems
Regulator
Wisconsin Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) · US EPA (Safe Drinking Water Act)
Hardness
Hard to very hard; statewide avg ~172 ppm, most counties hard / very hard