Farms in Watsonville, CA
9 farms in Watsonville, California sell direct to the public, with 12 more within 30 miles.
In Watsonville
Clearview Orchards
Watsonville · Organic Farm, Orchard
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.
Live Earth Farm Discovery Program
Watsonville
Live Earth Farm: U-Picks and Farm Stand
Watsonville · Farm Stand
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.
Crystal Bay Farm
Watsonville
Crystal Bay Farm became certified Organic in 1997.
Esperanza Community Farms
Watsonville · Farmers Market
High Ground Organics
Watsonville · Agritourism Farm, CSA Farm
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.
Pajaro Valley CFM
Watsonville · Farmers Market
High Ground Organics
Watsonville · Farm Stand
Prevedelli Farms
Watsonville · Farm Stand
Near Watsonville
Garden Variety Cheese
1.3 miRoyal Oaks · Dairy Farm, Livestock Ranch
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.
Silva's Apple Barn
5.6 miAptos · Agritourism Farm
Luz del Valle Farm is a u-pick apple orchard and Arabian horse ranch in Corralitos, near Aptos, California, on the Silva Ranch that Manual Joaquin Silva and Caroline Augusta Alm founded around 1883. The ranch grows over 20 apple varieties, from familiar market apples to heirlooms. U-pick opens on Labor Day with Galas, and Fujis begin to ripen the first week of October. Picking reservations are made online through Eventbrite, and the farm's products include apple juice, sparkling cider, apple sauce and hard cider.
Aptos Farmers Market at Cabrillo College
7.6 miAptos · Farmers Market, Produce Farm
The Aptos Farmers Market is a certified farmers market held every Saturday from 8am to noon on the parking decks at Cabrillo College in Aptos, California. Run by the nonprofit Monterey Bay Certified Farmers Markets, it marked its 50th year in 2026 and is the second-oldest farmers market in Northern California after San Francisco's. About 75 farm stands sell produce, flowers, honey, eggs, meat and Pacific-caught fish, and the market runs year-round.
Glaum Egg Ranch
7.6 miAptos · Egg Farm
Monterey Bay Equestrian Center
10.4 miMoss Landing · Agritourism Farm
Berry Island Farms
9.8 miGilroy · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm
Aptos Farmers' Market
9.5 miAptos · Farmers Market
Everett Family Farm
11.3 miSoquel
Everett Family Farm is family owned and operated since 2001. We grow CCOF certified organic fruit, vegetables, and flowers on a beautiful 45 acre farm in Soquel, California in Santa Cruz County. We sell our produce at our farm stand and directly to local chefs and grocery stores. Farm stand located at 2111 Old San Jose Rd, Soquel.
Schoch Family Farmstead
12.8 miSalinas
Tru2Earth Farm
12.3 miGilroy · Agritourism Farm
Bernal Properties
14.1 miMorgan Hill · Farm Stand, Organic Farm
Back to Eden Ranch
12.5 miGilroy
Family farm in Gilroy, CA. Weekend farm experiences, weekday petting zoo, farmstays, event venue, & dog/cat boarding.
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