Farms Near San Juan Capistrano, CA

San Juan Capistrano

San Juan Capistrano

Located in the heart of of historical San Juan Capistrano, Farmakis Farms is a family-owned and operated Christmas tree farm and certified farmers market. Sprinkled throughout the year are craft markets and opportunities for you to experience life on the farm. Coming from a multi-line generation of farmers from Europe, Farmakis Farms has become the place for families to visit. During the Christmas season, you can experience a winter wonderland as you stroll through the beautifully lit eucalyptus

San Juan Capistrano

Located at Yorba Street and Camino Capistrano, between Camino Capistrano and El Camino Real, this certified market runs seasonally from spring through fall. Vendors sell the standard certified-market lineup — organic produce, baked goods, cheese, eggs, seafood, and cut flowers — with credit cards accepted at most stalls. Weekly hours vary enough by source that it's worth calling ahead before a special trip.

San Juan Capistrano

Mountain Pines Christmas Tree Farm, run under the Farmakis Farms name, sells cut trees each holiday season in San Juan Capistrano, one of several seasonal lots that open across south Orange County between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.

San Juan Capistrano

The fall pumpkin event at what's now River Street Ranch, a working petting zoo on Los Rios Street with roughly 80 animals — horses, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, even an emu. Regular offerings include pony and tractor rides, a mini train, and mining and digging activities, with pumpkins added to the mix each October. Billed as the only petting zoo in South Orange County.

San Juan Capistrano

The Ecology Center is a nonprofit regenerative farm in San Juan Capistrano running a working farm stand, a farm-to-table Campesino Cafe (open 9am-2pm), and a Harvest Box CSA. It also hosts a summer camp for ages 7-12 that pairs farming instruction with cooking and nature-based art, plus wellness programs at its on-site Peace Dome.

Mission Viejo

Esencia Farm is a working community farm inside the Rancho Mission Viejo "agrihood" of Esencia, built to keep hands-on agriculture part of the neighborhood rather than sell produce to the general public. Residents volunteer through farmer orientations and hands-on shifts, and the farm anchors a neighborhood hub that also includes a coffee shop and event space.

San Juan Capistrano

San Clemente

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San Clemente

This certified market stretches along the 200 block of Avenida Del Mar in downtown San Clemente every Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine, near the pier. Vendors sell fresh fish, bread, pastries, tamales, eggs, salsa, flowers, plant starts, honey, and seasonal produce.

Laguna Niguel Farmers Market is a weekly market in this south Orange County city. We haven't confirmed its current day, hours or location for this listing — details will be added once verified.

San Clemente

A fall community event at San Clemente's civic center on Calle Seville, built around Halloween activities rather than a working farm or patch. Likely city- or community-run given the location — check with the city for current dates.

San Clemente

Sunday mornings, 9am to 1pm, year-round, rain or shine — this certified market spreads across several blocks of Avenida Del Mar between Ola Vista and Calle Seville. It's agriculture-and-food only; craft vendors aren't permitted, which keeps the stalls focused on produce, fresh fish, bread, tamales, and flowers. It's one of the more consistently reviewed certified markets in South Orange County.

Laguna Hills

Laguna Hills

Pumpkin City has run Orange County pumpkin lots since 1978, and the Laguna Hills location at 24203 Avenida de la Carlota anchors both its fall pumpkin patch and its winter Christmas tree lot. October brings pumpkins of every size along with rides, games, and a beer garden; the same site sells fresh strawberries February through June.

Laguna Hills

A year-round certified market held every Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the Laguna Hills Mall parking lot near Macy's, across from Saddleback Memorial. Vendors sell California-grown fruit, vegetables, and artisanal goods to south Orange County shoppers.

Laguna Beach

This certified market runs every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, year-round, in the Lumberyard parking lot next to City Hall at 521 Forest Ave. Local growers and producers sell fresh produce, prepared foods, honey, flowers, plants, and crafts, with public parking across from the Festival of the Arts.

Laguna Beach

OUR SOURDOUGH IS BUILT DIFFERENT Rye Goods is an organic sourdough bakery and deli living in each season. Using ingredients as indicators of time to let us know where we are at in the year. We work with small farm west coast heritage grains to make our sourdough breads and pastry, highlighting the importance of local fruits and vegetables. The name Rye Goods comes from our 18 year old all rye sourdough culture, the backbone of our doughs. Nicknamed — Wynona Ryeder, we just wouldn’t have a bakery

Laguna Beach

For nearly 100-years, the site known as Bluebird Canyon Farms has been home to a colorful cast of characters. Mirroring Laguna Beach’s history its story is one of creativity, survival, & reinvention. Prior to European settlement, Tongva or Acjachemen people occupied the canyons in well-defined permanent villages and seasonal camps up and down the Southern California coast. In the late 1800s to early 1900s the land in Bluebird Canyon was homesteaded by ethnic European settlers thinking it might h

Mission Viejo

Henry's Land & Cattle Co. operates out of a property on Holly Oak Lane in Mission Viejo, listed in business directories as a small-scale land and livestock operation active for close to a decade. No public listing describes visiting hours, sales, or what livestock is kept on-site.

Laguna Beach

Every Saturday, 8 a.m. to noon, in the Lumberyard parking lot on Forest Avenue next to City Hall. More than 40 certified vendors sell fruit, nuts, vegetables, bread, and flowers, all inspected by the county agricultural commissioner as required for certified-market status.

Lake Forest Farmer's Market is a weekly market in this south Orange County city. We haven't confirmed its current day, hours or location for this listing — details will be added once verified.

San Juan Capistrano

South Coast Farms has grown strawberries and seasonal vegetables without pesticides or GMOs since 1996, run by farmers George and Rebecca. The u-pick strawberry, pumpkin, and heirloom tomato operation relocated to the Tree of Life Nursery site on Ortega Highway in 2024, and the farm still runs a CSA program with weekly pickup baskets around Orange County.

Irvine

The Saturday Farmers Market in Irvine is one of eleven Orange County farmers markets run by the Orange County Farm Bureau, which has served the county's farmers since 1917. OCFB markets — consistently voted Best of OC — connect shoppers directly with local growers, backed by the bureau's mission of advocacy, agricultural education, and community connection.

Irvine

Orange County Farm Bureau is a non-profit non-governmental organization supported by dues-paying members who support the work and mission of the organization. OCFB provides grassroots advocacy and support to the agriculture industry in Orange County in keeping with its mission statement. ​ OUR MISSION STATEMENT ​ Represent Orange County agriculture through public relations, education, and public policy advocacy in order to promote the economic viability of agriculture balanced with appropriate m

Irvine

This is UC Agriculture and Natural Resources' South Coast Research and Extension Center, a roughly 200-acre research farm in Irvine established in 1956. One of nine UC ANR field stations statewide, it runs agricultural and horticultural research trials, demonstration gardens, and Orange County's UC Cooperative Extension programs for growers and the public.

Irvine

Set up in front of the Medical Office Building on the Kaiser Permanente Irvine campus, this certified market runs every Wednesday, 9am to 2pm, year-round. Positioned near the I-405 corridor at Alton Parkway, it gives hospital staff, patients, and nearby office workers a weekly stop for fresh, local produce without leaving the medical campus.

Irvine

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Irvine

The Orange County Great Park Farmers Market takes place at Irvine's Great Park, part of the city's nationally ranked parks system. Shoppers browse certified local growers and food vendors in one of Orange County's signature public spaces.

Newport Coast

We have a passion for cooking, -- that’s how we got here. High quality ingredients are essential to creating a great meal and we simply struggled to find quality meats here in Orange County. The butcher shop we knew growing up had become a cooler in the back of a big box grocery store filled with mass-produced meat packaged in styrofoam trays. So in 2009 the change began; we opened our original butcher shop in Costa Mesa. In 2014 we became independent owners and changed our name to The Butchery

Irvine

Heartland Organic & Natural Foods (心田有機天然商店) is an Irvine grocery specializing in organic and natural Asian foods — staples and ingredients, ready-to-eat items, seasonings and sauces, noodles, snacks, drinks, and traditional herbs — available in-store and through its online shop.

Irvine

Irvine

Manassero Farms has been farming for over 100 years, and its flagship Irvine market on Irvine Boulevard doubles as a farm market and event space. Shoppers praise the fresh produce and breads, and the family also runs a Christmas tree farm alongside seasonal events at the market.

Silverado

Brown horned cows and calves grazing on a green pasture with yellow flowers We have owned our closed herd of Barzona cattle for over 35 years and continue to breed and raise them in Carisso Plains and Trabuco Canyon, within Southern California. No injections or worming chemicals have been used in over 22 years, neither on the cows nor their offspring. And because we maintain a closed herd, we can be sure of that. To keep the cattle as close to nature as intended, we do not de-horn or castrate ou

Irvine

Tanaka Farms is a family-owned working farm in Irvine offering fresh seasonal produce at its daily market stand, U-pick experiences, tractor tours, festivals, and a year-round CSA. Signature seasons include melon tastings in summer, the pumpkin patch, strawberry festival, and Hikari Festival of Lights, plus a barnyard, breakfast at the farm on weekends, and the Hana Field u-pick flower farm in Costa Mesa.

Corona Del Mar

Newport Beach

Irvine Ranch Market A Specialty Market with Superior Fresh Food. If Fresh Food is your Passion, we are your store! We provide a comprehensive array of fresh organic, natural, and specialty foods from around the world. Superior quality meats & seafood, sushi, deli, hot and prepared homemade foods, as well as our in-store bakery, grocery, produce, cheese, beer, wine, spirits, gifts and floral are some of the reasons our customers love Irvine Ranch Market. Family owned and operated since 2000, Irvi

Tustin

Manassero Farms has farmed for more than a century, and its Tustin market brings the family's produce, breads, and specialty goods to central Orange County. The farm's flagship market and event space operates in Irvine, and the family also runs the Manassero Christmas Tree Farms.

Tustin

This Orange County Farm Bureau certified market runs every Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round, on El Camino Real in Old Town Tustin. About 40 vendors sell produce, baked goods, and prepared food, all inspected by the county agricultural commissioner to confirm growers actually grow what they sell.

Tustin

A Wednesday certified farmers market in Old Town Tustin, set up at El Camino Real and Third Street — not to be confused with the city's monthly Sunset Market evening event held on the same corner. Vendors run the standard certified lineup of produce and crafts in the historic district's walkable core.

Costa Mesa

Hana Field is Tanaka Farms' Costa Mesa satellite, hana means flower in Japanese, and it's a separate stop from the main Tanaka Farms property in Irvine, ten minutes away. Fields of sunflowers, zinnias, and lavender open for u-pick through spring and summer, with a pumpkin patch taking over in fall. Visits are walk-up only, cashless, with no reservations needed.

Newport Beach

The City of Newport Beach's annual Halloween Spooktacular takes over Mariners Park each October with a trunk-or-treat lot, a haunted walkthrough, carnival games, and bounce houses. Recreation & Senior Services runs the free, three-hour event on a Saturday afternoon, drawing families from across the peninsula for food trucks, a costume contest, and a DJ. The 2025 edition marked its eighth year, held October 25 from 3 to 6 p.m.

Costa Mesa

Boo Ha Ha turns the OC Fair & Event Center into a 21-and-over Halloween beer festival for one weekend each October, pairing unlimited craft beer sampling from Orange County breweries with a demolition derby and live music. It runs Friday and Saturday night, 6 p.m. to midnight, under jack-o'-lantern lighting across the fairgrounds.

Costa Mesa

This market operates on the grounds of the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, the same fairgrounds that hosts the Orange County Fair each summer. It shares parking lots with the fairgrounds' year-round event calendar rather than sitting on a dedicated downtown street.

Newport Beach

Orange

Irvine Ranch Outdoor Education Center sits inside Irvine Regional Park in Orange, running outdoor science and nature-education programs mostly for school field trips rather than public farm visits. Specific program details and contact information weren't confirmed online.

Orange

Family entertainment park inside Orange's Irvine Regional Park, running since 1904. The narrow-gauge train loops past picnic areas and oak groves, with pony rides, paddle boats, bike rentals, and access to the free Orange County Zoo next door. Fall brings a seasonal pumpkin patch alongside the regular rides, and the railroad hosts school field trips and birthday parties year-round. Open daily from 10am.

Newport Beach

Newport Beach Farmers' Market sets up at Lido Marina Village on Via Oporto, the waterfront shopping district along Newport Harbor. It's a boutique coastal market serving one of Orange County's more upscale shopping and dining destinations.

Costa Mesa

Irvine Ranch Market A Specialty Market with Superior Fresh Food. If Fresh Food is your Passion, we are your store! We provide a comprehensive array of fresh organic, natural, and specialty foods from around the world. Superior quality meats & seafood, sushi, deli, hot and prepared homemade foods, as well as our in-store bakery, grocery, produce, cheese, beer, wine, spirits, gifts and floral are some of the reasons our customers love Irvine Ranch Market. Family owned and operated since 2000, Irvi

Costa Mesa

The Full Story Sections Fine Meats is a whole animal butcher shop and deli providing coastal Orange County with the highest quality California pasture raised meats. Our focus is grass-fed grass-finished beef, prime beef, pasture raised pork, lamb and chicken.

Costa Mesa

Fermentation Farm is not a farm in the traditional sense, but one that farms beneficial bacteria and yeast for our probiotic benefit. Dr. Yasmine Mason founded Fermentation Farm in 2014 with the fundamental belief that a “Healthy Gut = Healthy Life.” We are more than just a fermentation kitchen in Costa Mesa, we are a community of people that care deeply about reconnecting with handcrafted, traditional foods that are dense in nutrients. Specializing in probiotic-rich and restorative foods that a

The market sets up inside Irvine Regional Park, Orange County's oldest county park, established in 1897 in the city of Orange despite the name. No independent page confirming the market's current day, hours, or vendor roster was found in this search.

Newport Beach

OUR SOURDOUGH IS BUILT DIFFERENT Rye Goods is an organic sourdough bakery and deli living in each season. Using ingredients as indicators of time to let us know where we are at in the year. We work with small farm west coast heritage grains to make our sourdough breads and pastry, highlighting the importance of local fruits and vegetables. The name Rye Goods comes from our 18 year old all rye sourdough culture, the backbone of our doughs. Nicknamed — Wynona Ryeder, we just wouldn’t have a bakery

Newport Beach

OUR SOURDOUGH IS BUILT DIFFERENT Rye Goods is an organic sourdough bakery and deli living in each season. Using ingredients as indicators of time to let us know where we are at in the year. We work with small farm west coast heritage grains to make our sourdough breads and pastry, highlighting the importance of local fruits and vegetables. The name Rye Goods comes from our 18 year old all rye sourdough culture, the backbone of our doughs. Nicknamed — Wynona Ryeder, we just wouldn’t have a bakery

Orange

La Bahn Ranch raises pastured poultry and sells fresh eggs directly in Northern California, skipping grocery distribution.

Costa Mesa

Kai Wagyu in Costa Mesa specializes in premium A5 Japanese Wagyu and Australian Wagyu, partnering directly with cattle farms in Hokkaido, Miyazaki, and Kagoshima to ship authentic, restaurant-grade beef to home tables. The lineup runs from ribeyes, NY strips, and filet mignon to shabu shabu slices, burgers, caviar, and curated gift bundles, all raised without GMOs, antibiotics, or hormones.

Costa Mesa

This OC Farm Bureau certified market sets up at the OC Fair & Event Center, Lot D, every Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., year-round, rain or shine. Vendors sell fruit, nuts, vegetables, flowers, fish, honey, and prepared foods like tamales and tacos, with every farmer inspected to verify they grow what they bring, a program the Farm Bureau has run since 1977.

Costa Mesa

We have a passion for cooking, -- that’s how we got here. High quality ingredients are essential to creating a great meal and we simply struggled to find quality meats here in Orange County. The butcher shop we knew growing up had become a cooler in the back of a big box grocery store filled with mass-produced meat packaged in styrofoam trays. So in 2009 the change began; we opened our original butcher shop in Costa Mesa. In 2014 we became independent owners and changed our name to The Butchery