Farms Near Chula Vista, CA

Chula Vista

A San Diego fall tradition since 1999, this Otay Lakes Road location sits on the Southwestern College campus with free admission and free parking. Expect pre-picked pumpkins, a petting zoo, and carnival rides through the month of October.

Little Farm in Bonita is listed in the San Diego suburb of Bonita, in the South Bay. No independent website, social page, or press mention turned up to confirm what they raise, grow, or sell.

Chula Vista

Bonita

Hi, I’m Diane Carter, your neighbor in Bonita, CA. After retirement, my husband and I decided to change our diet, in order to improve our health. As part of that I started raising chickens in order to get healthy eggs. I took a class put on by University California, Davis, and learned about Pasture-Raised chickens and how to become licensed by the state of California. I thought other people in the area might be interested in healthy eggs and decided to get licensed. That was 5 years ago. During

Chula Vista's Third Avenue farmers' market runs Thursdays at 3rd Avenue and Center Street, 3 to 7 p.m. in spring and summer and 3 to 6 p.m. once days shorten. Vendors sell local produce, baked goods, fresh flowers, and salsa alongside pasture-raised eggs and fresh bread. It's separate from the Sunday Third Avenue Village Market a few blocks north, same street, different day and organizer.

Bonita

The Bonita location of San Diego's Pumpkin Station family, running fall visitors since 1999. This is one of the farm sites in the group, with sunflower fields, a corn maze, tractor rides, and a petting zoo alongside the pumpkin patch.

Bonita

Pumpkin Patch Bonita sits on Sweetwater Rd in Bonita, a South Bay San Diego community known for its equestrian lots and open land along the Sweetwater River valley. It operates as a seasonal October pumpkin patch on that acreage.

National City

Pumpkin Station's Plaza Bonita location is a city pumpkin lot rather than a farm — free admission and parking, individually priced pumpkins, a petting zoo, and paid mechanical rides and inflatables for kids ages 2-9. The San Diego-based chain opens this location each fall alongside its farm sites.

Chula Vista

Chula Vista

Otay Ranch Farmers' Market sets up on Birch Road at the Otay Ranch Town Center in Chula Vista, an outdoor shopping center in one of San Diego County's fastest-growing master-planned communities. Vendor list, market day, and hours aren't confirmed online.

Chula Vista

Sixty-plus vendor tents fill Park Way next to Memorial Park every Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., spring through fall — one of the larger certified markets in the South Bay. Beyond the standard produce tables, look for pastured eggs, fresh-baked bread, and made-to-order international food from Chula Vista's vendor mix.

Chula Vista

San Diego

Our story It started out quite some time ago with a friendly discussion about food and farming. We had some time in the industry by then and we had a good idea how things worked. But we knew there was more to farming than just growing, harvesting and packing and that the whole industry could do better. So, in 2017, we started building this vision. We believe farming is an unavoidable commitment with our generations to come, both with the food we bring to our families as well with the earth where

San Diego

Pixca is a small urban farm worker cooperative in San Diego's South Bay — a POC-led co-op advancing food sovereignty through diversified, ecological farming. The farm runs a Saturday farm stand on Hollister Street with seasonal vegetables, farm-fresh flowers, and seedlings, plus a two-size produce CSA connecting South Bay kitchens directly to the farm.

San Diego

National City

Spring Valley

Fred's Urban Farm grows microgreens and salad greens year-round using organic methods — never chemical sprays or fertilizers — right in the urban center of Spring Valley, San Diego. The mother-and-son team of Robin and Kellen run a self-service farm stand on South Barcelona Street stocked with their greens plus all-natural seasonal produce, citrus, and eggs, all grown on-site or locally produced.

Spring Valley

Valley Farm Market in Spring Valley carries on a San Diego tradition dating to 1956 — three generations of butchers hand-selecting and custom-cutting meat daily. The neighborhood grocer pairs its butcher case with ocean-fresh seafood, local produce, a service deli, everyday groceries, and full-scale catering from party platters to BBQ smoked brisket.

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People's Produce Farmers Market sets up on Market Street in southeastern San Diego, a neighborhood corridor food-access advocates have long flagged as under-served by full-service grocery stores. Vendor list, market day, and hours aren't confirmed online.

This market operates on the grounds of Loews Coronado Bay Resort, a 15-acre waterfront property on a private peninsula south of downtown Coronado. It's one of the few San Diego County markets held on resort grounds rather than a public street or park.

San Diego

People's Produce Night Market runs after dark on Euclid Avenue, a companion event to the daytime People's Produce market a few blocks away, timed for residents who work daytime hours in the same southeastern San Diego neighborhood. Vendor list and hours aren't confirmed online.

Ilias Bees keeps an Instagram presence under the handle @iliasbees, consistent with a small local beekeeping and honey operation. No independent website, address, or product details were confirmed beyond the account's existence.

Imperial Beach

IB Beautiful, Inc. runs this Friday market at Pier Plaza, with hours that shift by season: 1 to 6pm in winter, 2 to 7:30pm from April through September. Vendors sell fresh vegetables, fruit, flowers, honey, herbs, cheese, nuts, jam, and prepared food, plus local arts and crafts and handmade soap. It's a short walk from the pier, with family entertainment mixed in alongside the produce stalls.

San Diego

A food hub listing in San Diego, California, active on Instagram under the handle @barriofoodhub. No further verified details on growers, products, or hours turned up in current research.

San Diego

Happy Bee produces artisan, micro-batch raw honey from bees foraging the flowers and tree blossoms of San Diego County, with hives tended on all-natural, 100% pure beeswax comb built from scratch. Beekeeper Judd Curran documents the bees' foraging in detail — batches sell out quickly — and the site doubles as a pollinator education resource.

San Diego

San Diego

Founded by San Diego native Bill Tall in 1972, City Farmers Nursery is a family-owned, independently operated, garden center and nursery located in the heart of San Diego. Today, City Farmers specializes in the hard-to-find items that big box and chain stores just aren’t interested in. As Bill always said, “Sometimes you’re going to come in and we’re not going to sell you a single thing… because all you need to do is change your watering!” On Two Naturally Maintained Acres Set on property purcha

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La Mesa

Every Friday, 2 to 6 p.m., year-round, at the La Mesa Civic Center at the foot of Date Avenue off Allison Avenue. Dozens of vendors sell hot food, produce, and flowers across from the police station, a fixture of downtown La Mesa's weekly rhythm.

This San Diego market runs Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 4325 Wightman St. between 43rd Street and Fairmount Avenue. Vendors sell fresh produce, meat, seafood, dairy, and prepared foods alongside art and craft goods.

San Diego

Saturday market on B Street near 27th in San Diego's Golden Hill neighborhood, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., year-round. Beyond produce, vendors sell prepared food — doner kebabs, falafel, lentil dishes — and a multi-farm CSA is available on-site. Review sites describe it as a steady neighborhood fixture rather than a big destination market.

La Mesa

Wednesday market at Grossmont Center, 5500 Grossmont Center Dr. in La Mesa, 2 to 7 p.m., spring through fall. It sets up in the shopping center's lot with fruit, vegetables, baked goods, and flowers from certified growers — a weekday option for East County San Diego shoppers who can't make the bigger weekend markets.

La Mesa

Frazier Farms has been your natural grocer since 1971. We've built our reputation on customer service. We sell the highest quality natural and organic products available anywhere at prices that represent great value. We understand that without quality there is no value. That's our family's standard and your family deserves nothing less.

San Diego

The Wise Ox in North Park, San Diego reimagines the classic neighborhood butcher shop through a chef's lens, run by Chef Brad Wise and TRUST Restaurant Group with a crew of chefs and experienced butchers. Alongside the meat counter there's a tight menu of seven sandwiches — the Philly cheesesteak and dry-aged burger are standouts — plus the Ox Box, a monthly 10-pound curated meat subscription.

San Diego

About North Park Main Street Mission To promote development that supports arts, culture, and entertainment, while preserving the historical integrity of North Park. To create a pedestrian-friendly destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment that supports our local businesses. Business Improvement District and National Main Street Association North Park Main Street wears two hats. It is a business improvement district established by the City of San Diego, and a Main Street program affilia

San Diego

This downtown San Diego market runs at 3rd Avenue and J Street, its full name pointing to a mix of produce and Asian grocery vendors alongside the usual farm stands. It sits within walking distance of the Gaslamp Quarter and East Village, built for downtown residents rather than weekend day-trippers.

This certified market sets up at the Coronado Ferry Landing, First Street and B Avenue, every Tuesday, 2:30 to 6 p.m. It gives Coronado-area growers and food producers a recurring direct-sales venue for residents and visitors alike.

San Diego

San Diego

San Diego

Local commercial fishermen sell straight off their boats every Saturday, 8 a.m. until sold out, on the Embarcadero near the USS Midway Museum. No middleman, no importers — the catch rotates by season and quota, from bluefin tuna to yellowtail to rockfish depending on the week. The market also runs a fish-cutting service and a small takeout counter for poke and fish and chips.

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The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park is a seasonal walk-through Halloween attraction staged among the park's trees and pathways each October, one of several haunted-trail events that have run in San Diego's parks over the years. No verified current operator, hours, or ticket info turned up online this session — confirm before visiting.

San Diego

San Diego

This certified market runs on Waring Road in San Diego's Allied Gardens neighborhood, between Orcutt and Zion streets, its name referencing a San Diego City Council district rather than a grower or founder. It draws produce from farms across San Diego County to a residential part of the city well inland from the coast.

San Diego

Since debuting in San Diego’s Bay Park community in 1968, Siesel’s Old Fashioned Meats, alongside sister space Iowa Meat Farms, have catered to generations of home-cooking foodies and local gourmands for over 70 years combined. As two of San Diego’s best-kept foodie secrets, our shops have earned a stout cult following by offering a familiar and friendly environment catering to all the senses. Aboutbanner Deli about 1 Here, our butchers know our many regulars by name and are always ready to put

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California Farm & Garden is Southern California's leader in the design, installation, and maintenance of urban farms and edible gardens, serving residential and commercial properties for over a decade. The licensed team combines aesthetics with food production, offering consulting, coaching, and education for vegetable gardens, fruit tree orchards, and corporate campuses.

San Diego

Windmill Farms Market has been Del Cerro's independent natural food store since 2003, with family roots reaching back to a 1943 fruit stand that grew into Henry's Marketplace and Sprouts. The San Diego market combines daily local organic produce, a natural butcher counter, handmade tortillas and salsas pressed in-house, an artisan bakery and deli, raw milk, local honey, bulk goods, and a full holistic supplements department.

El Cajon

Downtown El Cajon's market sets up on East Main Street in the city's historic commercial core, in San Diego County's East County region inland from the coast.

San Diego

The Hillcrest Farmers Market is San Diego's original and largest farmers market, drawing over 10,000 visitors to more than 175 vendors every Sunday from 9 AM to 2 PM, rain or shine. Open since April 1997, the market pairs locally grown produce — much of it organic or pesticide-free — with international hot food, flowers, crafts, live music, and a frequent-shopper punch card program, currently on University Avenue while its permanent Normal Street Promenade home is built.

El Cajon

Part of the Pumpkin Station chain that runs seasonal pumpkin lots across San Diego County each fall, with sister locations in Del Mar, National City, Bonita, and Rancho Bernardo. An El Cajon site isn't currently listed among the chain's active locations, so this listing may be outdated — the company's general line can confirm.

San Diego

San Diego's Pumpkin Station has run fall pop-ups since 1999, and this Camino Del Rio North site is one of its city locations, built for pre-picked pumpkins and photo-ready mechanical rides rather than a working field. Admission and parking are free.

San Diego

A year-round neighborhood market on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard in Tierrasanta, one of more than thirty certified farmers markets that keep San Diego County stocked with a market open somewhere nearly every day. Produce, meat, and dairy vendors are confirmed; exact weekday hours are inconsistent across listings, so check before making the trip.

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Jamul

San Diego

Ghosts & Gravestones is a 95-minute trolley tour through San Diego's Old Town, not a working farm — riders board the Trolley of the Doomed past El Campo Santo Cemetery, Pioneer Park, and the exterior of the Whaley House, one of the Travel Channel's most haunted sites in America. Tours run nightly except Thanksgiving and Christmas, rated PG-13, starting around $41.65.

San Diego

The Linda Vista Certified Farmers' Market runs every Thursday from 2 to 7 PM at Linda Vista Plaza on Linda Vista Road in San Diego. Certified farm vendors bring avocados, citrus, cherimoya, berries, eggs, honey, and vegetables, alongside fresh-pressed juices, pupusas, Filipino plates, vegan churros, and plants — with EBT/WIC accepted and Market Match doubling CalFresh dollars up to $15.

San Diego

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San Diego

San Diego

Siesel's Meat & Deli on Ashton Street is one of San Diego's classic butcher shops, sister store to Iowa Meat Farms and anchored by master meat cutters with hundreds of years of combined experience. The shops dedicate themselves to finding the best in every category they sell — from meats to produce and wine — serving serious cooks seven days a week.

San Diego

San Diego Honey Company produces raw, local, small-batch Southern California honey — including avocado blossom varietals — alongside locally produced loose-leaf teas and gourmet pantry goods. The company ships nationwide and specializes in artisan gift sets, wedding and event favors, and corporate gifts, with free shipping over $75.