Take a long and twisty drive down to Decorah, nestled into the stunning Driftless region, untouched by ancient glaciers. Pizza season at Luna Valley Farm began May 6, and runs most Fridays and Saturdays from May through late August (check the website for specific dates). Make a reservation ahead of time.

Half farm and half brewery, Footjoy Farm is a little different than the typical pizza farm — you’re more likely to pull up a stool at the bar than spread out a blanket for a picnic. The beers are made from grains grown on the owners’ family farm, and the pizza specials often feature seasonal ingredients like morels and fermented Brussels sprouts.

DreamAcres is just one beautiful drive away through Minnesota’s Southeastern bluff country. It’s open to visitors almost every Friday evening during the summer, June through October, or until they run out of pizza. The organic pizzas are vegetarian, made with seasonal ingredients grown on the farm; there are no gluten-free options. Pizza service runs every Friday (beginning on June 2) from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. (except July 29 and August 4) and continues through September 29.

Tucked into the bluffs above the Mississippi River, this 16-acre farm holds its pizza nights Fridays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., from May 5 through September 30. In addition to the pizzas, the farm sells an impressive selection of Wisconsin craft beer, as well as wine and soda.

Dancing Yarrow Farm to Fork Retreat in Mondovi, Wisconsin hosts wood-fired pizza and open mic nights, hosted by the Rock Creek Song Dogs, on Thursday evenings from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. through September. Come for the thin-crust pizza, the live music, and the selection of sustainable and natural wines and other beverages. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the farm.

Located on a picturesque farm in Stockholm, Wisconsin, A to Z Produce & Bakery has been baking farm-fresh pizza in its hand-built brick oven since 1998. Pack the trunk with a blanket, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks (though A to Z has beer and wine for sale) and drive out for Tuesday pizza night the second and fourth Tuesday of the month, through September 26. Note that reservations, which open the Sunday immediately preceding each pizza night, are required.

Idyllic Squash Blossom Farm in Oronoco, Minnesota hosts a pizza night every Sunday — the farm’s 2023 season runs through September 17. Make sure to order ahead, as pizzas often sell out fast. Squash Blossom also recently became a licensed farm winery: Try farm-made mead by the glass, bottle, or tasting flight.

Pleasant Grove in Waseca, Minnesota, serves a varied menu that includes pizza fries doused in garlic-infused olive oil, and topped with fresh and shredded mozzarella with a side of homemade tomato sauce. Veggie lovers should try the Buster, made with wild mushrooms and sage olive oil. The farm often has live music, and is now open Fridays and Saturdays 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Sundays 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. through October. For the rest of August, it’s also open Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Located in Long Lake, just west of Minneapolis, Two Pony Gardens specializes in organic dahlias, heirloom tomatoes, and pizza nights. Dates for the 2023 pizza farm season run through October 29. Be sure to book a reservation ahead of time for the farm’s front yard, meadow, or sumac hill spaces, as they often sell out.

Lazy summer Sundays are better spent on this farm that grows produce and brews beer. Enjoy a little music, beer, and creative pizzas like the “Spicy Jameese,” made with strawberry jam, sriracha, and cheddar and pepper cheeses. The farm is open Sundays, noon to 7 p.m. Bring cash.

Alpha and Omega Farm in Princeton, Minnesota hosts pizza nights every Thursday. The menu changes often, but expect pizzas like the “Millie the Meatlover” or the mysteriously named “Fainting Goat” (the farm also hosts goat yoga on summer Sundays). Walk-in orders are available, but it’s best to order ahead of time, and gluten-free crusts are available upon request. Picnic tables are available, but bring a blanket to be safe.