Farms Near Oak Glen, CA

Yucaipa

A working apple orchard in Oak Glen since long before the tourist crowds, with pick-your-own berries running May through October and apples August through November. The market barn sells fresh-baked goods, slow-cooked meats, and hard cider alongside the fruit, and Riley's Livery runs pony rides on-site. Pumpkins come in for September and October, plus mountain trails and an annual apple butter festival.

Oak Glen

Willowbrook Apple Farm's Stayman Winesap trees went into the ground in 1910, making them well over a century old and still bearing fruit. Visitors pick apples and berries by hand, press their own cider, and take a tractor ride through the orchard rows against the San Bernardino Mountains. Caramel apples and farm animals round out the visit.

Oak Glen

Oak Glen

Yucaipa

Stone Pantry Orchard sits on Oak Glen Road in Yucaipa's apple-growing highlands, open weekends from Labor Day through Thanksgiving for u-pick apples, pears, and wild blackberries. Visitors can press their own cider and buy it by the gallon or half-gallon. Weekday visits run by appointment only, and the orchard also hosts school tours, church retreats, and weddings.

Snow-Line Orchard has grown apples in Oak Glen since 1898, when Isaac Ford first planted the land; Mert and Shirley Hudson have run it for more than 36 years since. Today it's an orchard, cidery, and winery in one, growing three dozen-plus apple varieties, pressing cider in a mill older than most of the surrounding town, and opening a raspberry patch to u-pick each August.

Yucaipa

Riley's Apple Farm has worked the Oak Glen apple country above Yucaipa since 1979, growing more than 30 varieties, including several heirloom types you won't find in a grocery store. Visitors pick their own apples and berries, walk the orchard on a guided tour, or browse the country store for cider and preserves. Oak Glen Road runs thick with orchards this time of year — Riley's is one of the originals.

Oak Glen

Riley's Farm has grown heritage apples on 760 acres in Oak Glen since 1986, alongside strawberries, cherries, peaches, pears, and pumpkins that ripen from April through November. The family-run orchard pairs pick-your-own fruit with living-history programs, dinner theater, group banquets, and period-costumed overnight stays, making it as much a working farm as a history destination.

Oak Glen

Serendipity Ranch is a bed and breakfast on Green Lane in Oak Glen, the San Bernardino Mountains apple-growing community best known for its u-pick orchards and cider mills each fall.

Guldseth Cherry Orchard grows cherries near Cherry Valley, in the San Gorgonio Pass area of Riverside County — high enough in elevation to get the winter chill hours stone fruit needs, unlike most of inland Southern California.

Cherry Valley

123 Farm is a certified-organic 20-acre working farm inside the 2,400-acre Highland Springs Ranch and Inn in Cherry Valley, named for California's three growing seasons. Lavender is the signature crop, sold as honey, lotion, sleep balm, and shrub syrup, alongside pasture-raised sheep and vegetables. The farm runs five annual festivals — a Lavender Festival, Lavender Nights with 500,000 lights, Christmas Nights with over a million, a Sheep Shearing Festival, and a Sourdough Bread Festival.

Cherry Valley

Cherry Valley

Beaumont

Providence Farm is listed at a Brookside Avenue address in Beaumont, in the San Gorgonio Pass area of Riverside County. No working website or business listing confirms what the farm grows or whether it sells direct to the public.

Yucaipa

Beaumont

This Beaumont u-pick orchard, formerly known as Wohlgemuth's and now called BR Organic Cherry Orchard, grows mostly Rainier cherries — prized for lower acidity and higher sugar content than standard sweet cherry varieties. The orchard has operated organically from the same Eleventh Street property for years and is worth a call ahead before visiting.

Beaumont

B&R Organic Cherry Orchard grows cherries under organic practices in Beaumont, in Riverside County's San Gorgonio Pass, an elevation band cool enough for stone fruit that struggles lower in the valley. No public listing confirms hours or u-pick access.

Beaumont

123 Farm grows lavender and presses olive oil from century-old groves on the historic Highland Springs Ranch, near Cherry Valley outside Beaumont. The organic operation also bottles small-batch jams and herbal teas, and its lavender fields turn into a seasonal festival each summer with live music and food vendors.

Stetson Creek Ranch is on Hill Ranch Road near Placentia, zip 92870, in northern Orange County. This part of the county still holds pockets of horse property and small ranches in the hills above the developed flatland, remnants of the citrus-and-cattle era before suburban growth.

Mentone

Chris and Angie Turkett started Punk Rock Ranch Bee Co. in Mentone in 2021, turning a backyard hobby into a working apiary. They sell raw wildflower and orange blossom honey along with comb honey and honey infused with garlic, hibiscus, and lemon, and they run a honeybee rescue and relocation service across San Bernardino County. The ranch also does pollination work, bee sales, and farm field trips.

Mentone

Greenspot Farms has worked the same ground in Mentone, near Redlands, for six generations. The family farm grows citrus and avocados and keeps its own bee house for honey, with pumpkins and cut Christmas trees each fall and winter. Hayrides, school tours with farm animals, horseback riding lessons, and an outdoor wedding venue round out the operation. Open daily, 9am-6pm.

Mentone

Arnott Farms sits in Mentone, a citrus-growing pocket of San Bernardino County below the Yucaipa Ridge that shipped oranges and lemons by rail through the early 1900s. No verified details on this farm's current crops, hours, or products turned up online this session — confirm directly before visiting.

Redlands

Redlands

Live Oak Canyon has run its fall harvest festival on the same working farm in Redlands for 45 years, billing itself as the largest pumpkin patch in Southern California. The grounds include a corn maze, a petting zoo with 400-plus animals, 70-plus rides and attractions, and a general store, before the same site switches over to cut-your-own Christmas trees.

Soffel Farms has run its farm stand on East San Bernardino Avenue in Redlands since 1969, now operated by Ron and Holly Soffel with sons Joe and Travis. Raw honey is the anchor product, alongside citrus, avocados and blueberries grown on the family's five acres, plus jams and candles at the stand. Seasonal blueberry picking and a Christmas tree lot round out the year.

Garcia Ranch is a produce farm stand at 1445 E San Bernardino Ave in Redlands, selling fresh fruits and vegetables direct to customers. It sits along the same stretch of East San Bernardino Avenue as several other family farm stands in Redlands' citrus country.

Running Springs

The Running Springs Area Chamber of Commerce Certified Farmers Market and Artisan Faire runs every Saturday, April 25 - November 21 (the Saturday before Thanksgiving), 9am-1pm. Enjoy a wide variety of Vegetables & Fruit, Herbs, Cage-Free Eggs, Fresh Bread, Jam, Coffee, Mexican Food, Food Artisans, Sweets, Art, Products, Clothing, Body Products, Jewelry, Nonprofit information, and Live Music. Updates are posted on Facebook & Twitter @RSfarmersmarket or Instagram @RS_farmersmarket. The market is nestled between a very nice playground, picnic tables, and the Running Springs Branch Library at 2645 Whispering Pines Drive. At 6,000 feet elevation, the field has nice views of nearby pine trees, blue skies (mostly) and cooler mountain temperatures. The area is considered a Gateway to the San Bernardino Mountains. Many visitors come year-round to enjoy the San Bernardino National Forest.

Big Bear City

Big Bear's Tuesday market runs 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., April through September, at the Big Bear Lake Convention Center on Big Bear Boulevard — the more traditional half of the town's two weekly markets, focused on fresh produce, bread, and local goods rather than the Friday evening market's food-truck-and-live-music scene at Meadows Park. Parking is easier here too, and dogs on leash are welcome.

Redlands

In 1999, a passionate group of parents and community members, wishing for the opportunity of Montessori education into adolescence, worked to complete the first charter for The Grove High School. The group brought together an inaugural community of 37 – 9th and 10th graders. In response to a growing demand and population, and with the help of generous contributions by Jack Dangermond, Stan Weisser, as well as the Montessori in Redlands community, the school grew to occupy a full building, and ex

Redlands

Redlands

Old Grove Orange is a fifth-generation, certified organic citrus operation working with more than 30 small growers around Redlands in the Inland Empire. It sells oranges and blackberries picked to order, mainly through school and community procurement relationships, and opens its groves for farm tours and pick-your-own visits. The packing shed and fields sit a short drive from downtown Redlands.

REDLANDS

Redlands built its economy on navel oranges, and Citrus Avenue still carries the name. This market sets up on that stretch of downtown Redlands, a spot for growers from the surrounding groves and small farms of the San Bernardino Valley to sell direct to residents.

Redlands

Redlands' Saturday morning market is a certified producer market, meaning the growers selling here are required to have grown what's on their tables themselves rather than reselling from wholesale. It runs in downtown Redlands, part of a farm town legacy that traces back to the citrus boom of the 1880s.

REDLANDS

This certified market runs Saturdays in downtown Redlands, a weekend fixture for shoppers stocking up for the week ahead. Redlands sits in the San Bernardino Valley on ground that was once wall-to-wall orange groves, and growers from the surrounding foothills and valley farms still supply markets like this one.

Redlands

East State Street closes to traffic on Thursday evenings, 6 to 9pm, for this City of Redlands-run market — more than 25 vendors selling produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade goods, plus entertainment for families making a night of it. It runs seasonally, spring through fall, and pauses around the Fourth of July. EBT and SNAP are accepted at the produce stalls.

Redlands

A farmers market held at The Grove School on Iowa Street in Redlands, a San Bernardino County city built on California's navel orange industry since the 1880s.

Redlands

San Jacinto

San Jacinto Valley Certified Farmers' Market sets up at The Farmers' Corner on San Jacinto Ave, open Thursdays and Sundays year-round, with Sunday hours running 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in spring and summer. Every stand is a small family farm, crafter, or food vendor selling their own goods — nothing resold. The market runs a CalFresh/EBT information booth, a detail that says more about who they're serving than any tagline would.

Baldwin Lake Vegetable Market sits on Lucky Baldwin Ranch Road in Big Bear City, near the seasonal lake and meadow the area is named for — one of the higher, colder growing spots in the San Bernardino Mountains. Beyond the address, no independent details on hours or current vendors turned up in research; call ahead before making the mountain drive.

Hemet

Valley View Christmas Trees is a choose-and-cut tree lot in Hemet, in the San Jacinto Valley foothills below Idyllwild — a stretch of Riverside County with several seasonal Christmas tree farms drawing on the cooler mountain-adjacent climate.

Lake Arrowhead

This mountain-community market sets up along Highway 189 in Lake Arrowhead, serving the resort village and surrounding cabin neighborhoods in the San Bernardino Mountains with produce and local goods during the warmer months.

San Bernardino

San Bernardino

San Bernardino

Northwest Christmas Trees and Pumpkins is listed on Waterman Avenue in San Bernardino, running the two-season model common to Southern California tree lots: pumpkins in October, cut Christmas trees in December. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current pricing and hours could not be confirmed.

San Bernardino

This farmers market operates out of Colony Park, a city park in central San Bernardino, serving the surrounding Inland Empire neighborhoods.

Winchester

Drake Family Farms runs a Certified Humane goat dairy in Winchester, making small-batch farmstead cheeses — chevre, feta, a soft mold-ripened style, and an aged semi-hard — entirely from milk produced on-site. The herd is raised on alfalfa, Bermuda grass, and tree browse rather than corn or soy, with no routine antibiotics, and every batch is lab-tested for residues.

San Bernardino

Riverside

Hemet

Blue Barn Lavender Farm is on De Portola Road in Hemet, California, in the San Jacinto Valley of Riverside County, inland valley terrain with the heat and elevation swing that lavender growers favor.

Lucerne Valley

Flip Flop Ranch is a 40-acre heritage farm in the Mojave Desert, about two hours east of Los Angeles, that specializes in raising endangered livestock breeds alongside horses, cows, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, and peacocks. The farm dates to 1920 and now runs on an appointment-only basis, offering farm stays through Airbnb and Hipcamp, guided tours, and classes on farming and self-sufficiency. It also hosts family gatherings and sells jam.

Penelope's Organic Farm is listed as a California grower. We haven't found a working website, social page or news mention for this operation yet, so crop and location details aren't confirmed for this listing.

Riverside

This market runs along Riverside's Main Street pedestrian mall in the historic downtown core, a few blocks from the Mission Inn. It's promoted through the Riverside Downtown Partnership, the business improvement district behind most of downtown's recurring street events.

Scott Jr Farms operates in California. Specific crops, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Bread and Flours is a plant-based sourdough bakery in Palm Springs, fermenting whole-grain loaves for a minimum of 36 hours before baking and skipping preservatives entirely.

Rialto

At Santa Ana River Valley Honey Company we rescue feral bees from homes, businesses and other locations where they are not appreciated and relocate them to our apiaries along the Santa Ana River. Our family is delighted to share our high-quality creations with your family. Santa Ana River Valley Honey Company offers locally sourced products, always crafted with care. From raw, unfiltered honey to 100% beeswax candles, beauty products, and seasonal specialties, we put love into everything we do.

Rialto

Located in the heart of Southern California’s Inland Empire – one of the nation's fastest growing population and economic centers – Rialto nonetheless has retained a small town atmosphere and a desirable quality of life other communities covet. Our diversity, sense of community, rich cultural assets, supportive business climate and commitment to the health and safety of all residents make Rialto an ideal community to live, work and play.

Palm Springs

The mis­sion of the Palm Springs Cul­tural Center’s Cer­ti­fied Farm­ers’ Mar­ket Pro­gram is to serve as a com­mu­nity gath­er­ing place where local farm­ers and ven­dors can offer fresh agri­cul­tural and related products. Our Goals: Real­ize a ‘true’ Farm­ers’ Mar­ket with over 50% of ven­dors being cer­ti­fied farmers. Pur­sue ongo­ing fresh pro­duce that is from ‘cer­ti­fied organic’ farms, the goal being to have at least 50% of farmers/vendors ‘all organic’ at all times. Improve the nutri­

Palm Springs

The mis­sion of the Palm Springs Cul­tural Center’s Cer­ti­fied Farm­ers’ Mar­ket Pro­gram is to serve as a com­mu­nity gath­er­ing place where local farm­ers and ven­dors can offer fresh agri­cul­tural and related products. Our Goals: Real­ize a ‘true’ Farm­ers’ Mar­ket with over 50% of ven­dors being cer­ti­fied farmers. Pur­sue ongo­ing fresh pro­duce that is from ‘cer­ti­fied organic’ farms, the goal being to have at least 50% of farmers/vendors ‘all organic’ at all times. Improve the nutri­