Farms Near Morgan Hill, CA

Morgan Hill

Ranch One sits on Monterey Road in Morgan Hill and is farmed by Borugi Farms, one of the family orchards that make up the area's u-pick network in the Santa Clara Valley's old stone fruit belt.

Morgan Hill

Ranch Five is a u-pick orchard on Monterey Road in Morgan Hill worked by West Coast Farms, part of the same cluster of family-run u-pick ranches that dot the Gilroy-Morgan Hill stone fruit corridor.

Morgan Hill

Morgan Hill Farmers' Market operates at 3rd and Depot Streets in downtown Morgan Hill, a South Santa Clara Valley city surrounded by orchards, vineyards, and family farms. It's a weekly stop for growers from the valley's remaining agricultural land.

Morgan Hill

Morgan Hill

Mariani Orchards runs a harvest-season u-pick fruit experience on Half Road in Morgan Hill, with guided visits, photo stops, and picking guidance for the fruit it grows. The orchard closes for the off-season and typically reopens around mid-May. The farm keeps an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube even during the off-season, posting updates ahead of each spring reopening.

Andy's Orchard grows premium stone fruit — peaches, apricots, plums, and cherries — on family orchard ground in Morgan Hill. Beyond fresh fruit, they sell artisanal jams, dried fruit, and chocolate-covered apricots, and run orchard tours and tastings where visitors learn how the fruit is grown before they taste it. The retail store runs seasonally, May 15 through December 31.

Morgan Hill

Eva Farm is listed on Lantz Drive in Morgan Hill, part of Santa Clara County's South Valley farmland known for garlic and small wineries. The business's web domain is currently parked for sale, suggesting the operation may no longer be active under this name; current status could not be confirmed.

San Martin

Uesugi Farms Pumpkin Park runs each fall in San Martin, in the garlic and row-crop country of South Santa Clara County. Visitors ride a small train and hayrides through the patch, and the attraction ranks among the higher-rated fall activities in the area on travel review sites. Hours and pricing change by season; check current listings before visiting.

San Jose

Spina Farms is a third-generation family farm, established in 1944, running a pumpkin patch at Laguna Ave and Santa Teresa Blvd in Morgan Hill each September through early November. The 60-acre site draws roughly 100,000 visitors a season for hayrides, a corn maze, a cow train, pumpkin blasters, and a boutique shop; admission is free, with paid tickets for rides.

San Martin

San Martin

San Jose

San Martin

Rockin A Alpacas keeps its herd on Perino Lane in San Martin, between Morgan Hill and Gilroy, and opens the property for alpaca visits by appointment only. There's no walk-up access or regular open hours — check their Facebook page or website first to schedule a time to meet the animals.

Gilroy

Berry Island Farms grows certified organic berries and vegetables on Watsonville Road outside Gilroy, selling farm-fresh on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservations needed. It's a small family operation, not a commercial outfit, so what's available shifts week to week — call or text ahead to check what's ripe before making the drive.

San Jose

The Santa Teresa market runs Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., seasonally from spring through fall at the corner of Santa Teresa Boulevard and Camino Verde — a South San Jose neighborhood stop rather than a downtown destination market. Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association manages the vendor lineup, the same nonprofit behind dozens of Bay Area markets. Expect seasonal produce, baked goods, and flowers.

San Jose

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Gilroy

Tru2Earth Farm is a USDA-certified organic u-pick operation in Gilroy where visitors harvest strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, and cucumbers from April through October, no reservation needed. The farm also grows cut flowers like dahlias and zinnias, keeps a small chicken coop for kids, and sells honey and pre-packed vegetables at the farmstand. There's no entry fee.

Gilroy

Gilroy U-Pick operates off Korn Lane in the Santa Clara Valley farmland south of town — country better known nationally for garlic but also thick with berry and stone-fruit growers who open fields to pickers in summer. No confirmed current crop list or hours turned up online this session; call ahead for what's ripe.

Gilroy

Gilroy Upick is a no-spray pick-your-own orchard on Korn Lane in Gilroy, California, known for pluerries, plums, and pluots sold by the pound alongside seasonal cherries, berries, and vegetables. Weekend picking runs in two blocks, late morning and mid-afternoon; weekdays are by appointment only. There's no on-site restroom, and overflow parking sits across the street on Korn Lane.

This market runs on the Kaiser Permanente San Jose campus every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., organized by the Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association, the oldest and largest farmers' market operator on the West Coast. It's one of five South Bay/East Bay Kaiser sites PCFMA services for staff and patients.

Gilroy

Lazy K Ranch grows cherries in the hills around Gilroy, the South Santa Clara Valley town better known for garlic. Bay Area cherry season typically runs May into June, though this ranch's current hours and contact details aren't posted online.

Gilroy

Family farm in Gilroy, CA. Weekend farm experiences, weekday petting zoo, farmstays, event venue, & dog/cat boarding.

San Jose

San Jose

San Jose

The Farmers' Market at Westfield Oakridge — formerly the Blossom Hill Farmers' Market — has served San Jose's Blossom Hill neighborhood for 17 years, every Sunday from 9 AM to 1 PM, year-round. Over 40 growers and food producers set up at peak season, including local organic farms and Santa Clara Valley growers, with public transit access and the association's weekly Crop Watch newsletter.

Gilroy

A certified farmers market at 7351 Rosanna St. in Gilroy, the self-declared Garlic Capital of the World. It has historically offered organic produce, baked goods, hummus, and olive oil from Santa Clara Valley growers. Directory listings disagree on whether it's still operating — call ahead before making the trip.

San Jose

ABC Tree Farms' Blossom Hill Road lot in San Jose, one of about 15 seasonal pumpkin and Christmas tree sites the family business has run across the Bay Area since 1983. Pumpkins are pre-picked and ready to carve through October.

Live Earth Farm has grown organic produce in Watsonville, California for more than 30 years, running a CSA program that now serves over 800 households alongside a weekend farm stand and stalls at Santa Cruz-area farmers markets. The farm sits at 1275 Green Valley Road in the Pajaro Valley's coastal growing region.

Gilroy

Ranch Three is a Borello Farms u-pick orchard on Godfrey Road in Gilroy, part of the same multi-ranch stone fruit network as Ranch Four down the road.

Dirty Girl Produce farms 40 certified-organic acres in Watsonville, in Santa Cruz County, known regionally for its tomatoes and strawberries alongside more than 20 other fruit and vegetable varieties. Owner Joe Schirmer and a crew of 25 sell at ten Bay Area farmers' markets — Santa Cruz, Berkeley, San Francisco — plus a CSA and wholesale accounts with restaurants across the region.

San Jose

San Jose

Gizdich Ranch in Watsonville grows apples and berries across the Pajaro Valley, with u-pick apple picking each fall and berry picking earlier in the season. The pie shop bakes more than nine varieties, plus apple dumplings, puff pastries, and fresh-pressed apple juice, and the grounds stay open daily for picnicking. Located at 55 Peckham Road, it closes only for major holidays.

Watsonville

Pajaro Pastures takes its name from the Pajaro Valley, straddling the Santa Cruz-Monterey county line. Specific livestock, products, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Lonely Mountain Farm is a California grower with no crop or location details on file yet.

San Jose

Wendy Towner manages more than 600 hives across Santa Clara County under The Honey Ladies name, bottling raw, unfiltered honey while also running a round-the-clock bee removal service for homeowners with unwanted swarms in walls and chimneys. The honey sells through their Campbell storefront and online. It's less a farm stand than a working apiary business, built on relocating bees rather than just harvesting from them.

Gilroy

Ranch Four is one of several independently farmed u-pick orchards clustered around Gilroy and Morgan Hill, an area long known for stone fruit and berries. This site is worked by Borello Farms under the 101 Ranch name on Castro Valley Road.

San Jose

Dead Time Dreams is a seasonal haunted attraction at Eastridge Mall in San Jose, California, built around a slaughterhouse-themed maze called the Meat Factory. It runs during Halloween season with live scare actors, makeup and effects work, and a midway. It's a horror attraction rather than a working farm, listed here for its meat-and-farm theming.

Aptos

Working farm and horse ranch on Hames Road tracing back to Manuel Joaquin Silva and his wife Caroline Augusta Alm, who settled the land around 1883. Apple picking and horseback riding are the draw, along with events held on the property through the year.

San Jose

This Pick of the Patch Pumpkins lot sits on Tully Road on San Jose's east side, the second of the operator's two seasonal city locations alongside the Curtner Avenue patch. No hours or pricing are published online for this listing; call ahead before visiting.

San Jose

J&P Cosentino Family Farm is the last working orchard in San Jose — an urban farm in the old Valley of Heart's Delight, tended by five generations of the Cosentino family since 1945. Nearly 600 trees grow more than thirty varieties of peaches plus heirloom apricots, plums, prunes, nectarines, apples, figs, berries, persimmons, and grapes, all picked fully ripe and sold with farm classes, pop-ups, and events on-site.

BR Beef LLC raises grass-fed, grain-finished cattle on the fourth-generation Bianchi Ranches spanning Santa Clara and San Benito counties, selling cuts, beef shares, and jerky from its Gilroy base through farmers markets and online orders.

San Jose

Pick of the Patch Pumpkins runs a fall lot on Canoas Garden Avenue near Curtner Avenue in South San Jose, one of two seasonal locations the operator runs in the city. No hours or pricing are published online for this listing; call ahead before visiting.

San Jose

Watsonville

Watsonville

Crystal Bay Farm became certified Organic in 1997.

Watsonville

Clearview Orchards grows CCOF-certified organic apples on terraced hillsides overlooking the Watsonville valley, three miles from the ocean. Families come in fall for u-pick apples — Fuji, EverCrisp, and Mutsu among them — or shop the Apple Barn for organic fruit, fresh apple juice, apple turnovers, organic squash, pumpkins, dried lavender, and honey, weekends during the season.

Royal Oaks

Garden Variety Cheese is a small farmstead sheep dairy on 40-acre Monkeyflower Ranch in northern Monterey County, milking and making cheese since 2009. Its 80 ewes — each named after a garden flower — graze fresh pasture supplemented with alfalfa and organic grain, with no chemical wormers or antibiotics, producing rich sheep's milk cheeses and yogurt year-round through staggered breeding.

Watsonville

Watsonville

Join us on the farm for one of our seasonal U-Picks and visit our organic produce Farm Stand. We have a wide selection of fruits, vegetables and preserves available for sale! We are open on Saturdays and Sundays only through the month of October.

San Jose

Pick of the Patch Pumpkins, run by third-generation ABC Tree Farms, has operated its Hillsdale Blvd location in San Jose for more than 70 years. The seasonal lot includes an inflatable park, giant slides, an inflatable maze, and a small petting zoo alongside the pumpkin selection, with Christmas trees sold at the same site later in the season.

Watsonville

San Jose

PCFMA runs the Alum Rock Village Farmers' Market every Sunday, 8 a.m. to noon, year-round at 23 North White Road in San Jose, on the grounds of James Lick High School. Stalls sell the same California-grown produce found across PCFMA's Bay Area markets — seasonal fruit, vegetables, and herbs from small farms — with CalFresh and Market Match accepted for shoppers stretching a grocery budget.

Watsonville

Esperanza Community Farms runs a subsidized CSA out of Watsonville, delivering biweekly boxes of pesticide-free vegetables and fruit to families in the Pajaro and Salinas Valleys. The nonprofit also operates the Esperanza Food Hub, linking small local growers with schools and community organizations, and has run a Farm to Cafeteria program bringing organic salads into area schools. Its focus stays on food security in a farmworker region that grows much of the country's produce.

Watsonville

High Ground Organics is on Harkins Slough Road outside Watsonville, in the Pajaro Valley, one of the Central Coast's most concentrated organic vegetable and strawberry growing areas. No further confirmed details on current crops, CSA availability, or hours.

Watsonville

Aptos

Aptos

The Aptos Farmers Market at Cabrillo College, run by Monterey Bay Certified Farmers Markets, is held every Saturday from 8 AM to noon at 6500 Soquel Drive in Aptos, celebrating over 50 years of farmers markets in the region with plentiful free parking and easy access.

Ambling Ambystoma Farm works 20 organic acres near La Selva Beach, half a mile from Monterey Bay outside Watsonville. Rather than selling fresh berries, the farm turns its blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries into small-batch organic fruit syrup. The farm stand closes for winter and reopens in spring — call ahead or check the website before making the drive to Peaceful Valley Drive.