Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Redding, CA

Redding

Nash Ranch has grown pumpkins on Old Oregon Trail since 1963, and family owners call it Shasta County's original patch. Pick from over 30 varieties of pumpkins, winter squash, and gourds across 20 acres, then work through an 8-acre corn maze with more than 3 miles of trail. Weekend haunted maze, train rides, a petting zoo, and a craft fair round out the fall season.

Redding

Arapaho Rose Alpacas has bred and raised alpacas on Arapaho Dr in Redding since 2001. The farm sells alpacas and handcrafted fiber products, offers farm tours, and mentors new owners on animal care.

Hawes Ranch and Farm Supply has stocked feed, hay, and ranch equipment out of Anderson since 1977, running alongside a second store in Red Bluff. It's a supply store rather than a working farm stand — expect dog and cat food, horse feed and grain, and gates and panels rather than produce.

Anderson

Historic Hawes Farm blends a working pumpkin patch with amusement-style fall attractions on Dersch Road outside Anderson, in the upper Sacramento Valley. Visitors pick pumpkins and cut flowers during the farm's flower festival, then take on rides, a train, and the Hawes Haunts corn maze. Check the farm's Instagram and Facebook for current hours and dates.

Whitmore

Tuscan Heights Lavender Gardens grows lavender in Whitmore, a rural Shasta County community east of Redding at the foot of the Lassen foothills. No working website or listing currently confirms bloom season, tour hours, or a farm stand.

Red Bluff

Heaven Sent Ranch runs agritourism activities out of Red Bluff, in the ranching country of the upper Sacramento Valley in Tehama County. No hours or specific offerings are published online for this listing; contact the ranch directly.

Red Bluff

Sale Orchards farms 90 acres of prunes on Gilmore Ranch Road southeast of Red Bluff, ground the family's own sale brochure calls some of the best prune soil in Tehama County. It's a working orchard property, not a public u-pick stop — commercial prune production for the packing houses rather than a farm stand.

Round Mountain

Wycked Fell Farm raises pasture chicken, turkey, pork, and lamb on State Route 299 near Round Mountain, in the far north of Shasta County. No hormones, no antibiotics — the farm sells direct to customers rather than through a store. Founded in 2011, it's a one-person operation, so call ahead before driving out.