quincy, il | see the unexpected

Located in the heartland of the United States, the Quincy area abounds with natural resources and agricultural attractions. Attend a county fair and see (and taste) for yourself what blue ribbon strawberry jam really is. Visit in early June and pick your own strawberries from one of our pick-your-own farms. Take a driving tour of area historic barns and end up at one of our award-winning wineries for an evening wine tasting. Spend your weekend on a guided hunting tour in one of the best hunting regions in the Midwest. The Quincy area will bring you back to nature–where you’ll be sure to see the unexpected.

Uptown Farmer’s Market
Washington Square | 5th & Maine, Quincy
217.223.6525
Fresh produce, baked goods, and crafts are all homegrown or homemade. Mid-May through Mid-October, Tuesdays & Saturdays, 7am- 12noon.

Preserving Agriculture History Museum
Quincy | 217.223.5099 | By Appointment
This museum showcases the agriculture machinery that would be found in a typical 80-120 acre farm in the Midwest during the 1930’s. It also includes many of the things that would be found in a typical 1930’s farmhouse.

Barns of Hancock County
Kibbe Hancock Heritage Museum | Carthage, IL
217.357.3800 | www.carthage-il.com
A self-guided tour takes you past all different types of barns built from late 1800s through the mid-1900s

Icarian Museum
Winchester and Parley Streets | Nauvoo, IL
217.453.2437 | www.beautifulnauvoo.com
Learn about Icarians, a French Utopian society who came to Nauvoo in 1849

Butler Farms Outdoor Adventure
RR1 Box 1410, Pittsfield, IL 62363
217.723.4451 | butlerfarmsoutdoor.com
Whitetail Deer Hunts – Spring Turkey Hunts

Griggsville Purple Martin Tower and Purple Martin Inn Restaurant
105 W. Quincy Street, Pittsfield, IL 62363
As Purple Martin Capital of the nation, birdhouses line the streets of Griggsville.

Ray Norbut State Fish and Wildlife Area
RR 1, South of Valley City | 217.833.2811
www.dnr.state.il.us
Enjoy hunting on this 1,380-acre fish and wildlife area located along Illinois River. 700 acres to ride with ATVs, Dirt Bikes, Jeeps and SUVs

Rodhouse Run-N-Strut/Outfitter
PO Box 218, Pleasant Hill, IL 62366 | 217.734.2205
Guided whitetail & turkey archery hunts. Hunting lodge Oct thru January, but also for special occasions

Pine Lakes Camping & Fishing Resort
RR 3 Box 3077, Pittsfield, IL 62363 | 217.285.6719
Beautiful sandy beach and “the log”!

Edgewood Orchards
1628 Edgewood Orchard Ln | Quincy | 217.223.2208

Mill Creek Farm
2833 S 48th St | Quincy | 217.222.8430
Fresh picked fruits and vegetables. Season www.wolfridgepumpkins.com or call 217.773.3532.

Trees & Treasures
6930 Horseshoe Valley | Quincy | 217.224.4359

Wolf Ridge Pumpkin Patch
Fresh picked fruits and vegetables. Season begins in mid April with asparagus, mid May thru June for strawberries (which are offered pre picked or U pick), early July thru August for sweet corn, tomatoes, and green beans, and October for pumpkins. Open 8am-6pm Monday- Saturday seasonally for all produce. Pumpkin picking, corn maze and hay rides open Saturday and Sunday in October form noon- 5pm.
Visit us at www.millcreekfarmquincy.com for specific crop information and availability.

Baxter’s Vineyards & Winery
2010 East Parley Street | Nauvoo | 217.453.2528

Collver Family Winery
Two Rooster Way | Barry | 217.335.3279

Hopewell Winery
19048 US Hwy 54 | Rockport, Il 62370 | 217-285-2759
www.hopewellwinery.com
Hours: Wed-Thurs 12-6pm, Fri-Sat 10am-8pm

Spirit Knob Winery
2213 East 640th Place | Ursa | 217.964.2678
Located on the bluffs of the Mississippi River, Spirit Knob Winery is the first bonded winery in Adams County. The winery was established in 2002 and is family owned and operated. Group tours and tastings are available by appointment.

Adams County Fair
Illinois Route 336 | Northeast of Quincy, IL | 217.936.2230

Hancock County Fair
Carthage | Pike County Fair