Agritourism & Farm Experiences in California

123 Farm

Beaumont, CA

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.

123 Farm (aka, Highland Springs Resort Park)

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.

4-C's Pumpkin Patch

Half Moon Bay, CA

4-C's Pumpkin Patch sits on Highway 92 in Half Moon Bay, part of a corridor growers have farmed since the 1930s after two brothers first sold pumpkins to passing motorists. The town now calls itself the pumpkin capital of the coast, and 4-C's is one of several family-run patches along that stretch each October.

AAA Chaffin Family Orchards

Butte, CA

Chaffin Family Orchards has farmed the same Butte County ground since 1924, now run by the third generation across roughly 2,000 acres of permaculture-based orchard and pasture. The farm grows more than 40 heirloom fruit varieties, presses an award-winning extra virgin Mission olive oil, and raises grassfed Angus cattle alongside sheep, goats, and chickens that supply pastured eggs. Farm tours run by appointment, and the orchard sells jams and other preserves made from its own fruit.

Abel's Apple Acres

This four-generation family ranch on Carson Road sits in the Apple Hill growing region and opens Labor Day weekend through Christmas Eve. Visitors pick up apple-barn goods, bakery items, and candy, plus a mining sluice activity and a life-size maze for kids. Standard hours run 8:30am to 5:30pm, with shortened hours on Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.

Acquiesce Winery

Acampo, CA

Acquiesce Winery farms an estate near Acampo dedicated only to Rhone-style white and rose wines, including Grenache Blanc, Picpoul Blanc, Roussanne, and Viognier. Winemaker Sue Tipton has taken Double Gold and Best of Show honors at the California State Fair. The tasting room is open Thursday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., by reservation.

Adobe Pumpkin Farm

Petaluma, CA

Adobe Pumpkin Farm sits along East Washington Street east of Petaluma, not far from the Petaluma Adobe, General Vallejo's 1830s rancho and now a state historic park. The corridor remains one of the last working agricultural stretches on Petaluma's edge, known locally for its fall pumpkin patches.

Ag Venture Tours

Monterey, CA

Ag Venture Tours has run wine tasting, sightseeing, and agricultural education tours around Monterey Bay since 1997, making it the region's oldest operating tour company. Owner Evan Oakes, who holds agricultural degrees from UC Davis and Fresno State and previously worked as a UC Cooperative Extension research scientist in Salinas, leads half-day and full-day van and walking tours with private tastings available on request.

AIRAYA U-pick

Brentwood, CA

AIRAYA U-Pick grows 22 varieties of peaches, nectarines, apricots, pluots, cherries, and Asian pears on Marsh Creek Road in Brentwood, open for tree-ripened picking from early May through late August. Fruit runs $3.50 a pound on weekdays and $4.00 on weekends, with bags and parking provided; herb and vegetable starts are sold from mid-March.

Allen's Pomegranate Farm

Stockton, CA

Allen's Pomegranate Farm grows pomegranates on Beyer Lane outside Stockton, in the San Joaquin Valley — the region that supplies most of California's pomegranate crop, typically harvested from September through November. No website or visiting details are posted online yet.

Alpine Blue

Stockton, CA

Alpine Blue is a u-pick blueberry farm off Highway 26 east of Stockton, open daily 8 to 6 during summer season. Beyond blueberries, the family sells apples, apricots, blackberries, peaches, walnuts, raw honey, and blueberry jam made on site. Pricing and exact opening dates are posted seasonally on Facebook, so call ahead before driving out.

Al-Salam Farms

Al-Salam Farms sits along Whittier Boulevard in the 90023 ZIP code on Los Angeles's Eastside, an industrial and residential corridor rather than open farmland. 'Al-Salam' is Arabic for 'the peace,' one of the few outward clues to what this urban-pocket operation raises or grows.

Amador Country Acres

Plymouth, CA

Amador Country Acres sits on Fiddletown Road outside Plymouth, in Amador County's Shenandoah Valley wine and orchard district. No further details on crops, hours, or products turned up online at the time of this listing.

Amador Flower Farm

Plymouth, CA

Amador Flower Farm in Plymouth grows more than 1,200 daylily varieties across 4 acres of demonstration gardens, plus a nursery and gift shop. They ship plants online March through November and are open daily 9am-4pm in season (Thursday-Sunday in winter).

Amaizing Cattle Drive

Rough and Ready, CA

Amaizing Cattle Drive is listed on Cattle Drive Road in Rough and Ready, a small unincorporated Nevada County community in Gold Country. Its name suggests a corn maze paired with a cattle-drive attraction, a common fall agritourism combination in the region, but no working website turned up to confirm current activities or season.

Amber Oaks Raspberries

Auburn, CA

Amber Oaks Raspberries is a family-owned u-pick farm on Shanley Road outside Auburn, open Saturdays from 9am to 2pm and closed the rest of the week. Beyond the raspberries in its name, the farm grows blackberries, peaches, mandarins, squash, and tomatoes, offering both pick-your-own and pre-picked orders depending on what's ripe that week.

Ambers Farm

Leona Valley, CA

Ambers Farm operates on Leona Ave in Leona Valley, a small agricultural pocket in the Antelope Valley foothills of northern Los Angeles County known for orchards and vineyards at elevation.

Ambling Ambystoma Farm

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.

American River Cherry Company

Placerville, CA

The Rice family has run this u-pick cherry and berry farm off Highway 49 near Placerville since 1994. Four cherry varieties and seven berry varieties, including raspberry, boysenberry, and olallieberry, ripen from late spring into summer, with a one-acre picnic lawn and koi pond on site. Entry runs $5 a person, and some years the cherry crop fails outright to weather.

American River Conservancy

Coloma, CA

American River Conservancy is a nonprofit land trust headquartered in the historic Kane House at Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park in Coloma. Since 1989 it has protected more than 30,000 acres and built 35-plus miles of trail across the upper American and Cosumnes River watersheds. Its working farm, Wakamatsu Farm, hosts public tours and partners with local growers.

American River Conservancy

Placerville, CA

The American River Conservancy runs Wakamatsu Farm in Placerville, site of the 1869 Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Farm Colony — the first Japanese colony in the United States. FogDog Farm now grows organic food on the land, and the Conservancy opens it for Open Farm Days on spring and fall Saturdays ($10 per vehicle) plus docent-led tours booked two weeks out.

American Whitewater Expeditions

Coloma, CA

American Whitewater Expeditions ran river trips from a New River Road address in Coloma, on the South Fork American River where California's commercial whitewater rafting industry got its start. No current website was located under this name, so operating status is unconfirmed.

AN Bees

Meridian, CA

AN Bees breeds and sells Italian queen bees from its apiary on Highway 20 in Meridian, California, a fourth-generation operation focused on healthy, well-nourished stock rather than volume. Queens ship to beekeepers across North America and overseas. The family has kept the business centered on preventative care and nutrition rather than mass production, a rarer approach in commercial queen breeding.

AnneBelle Farms

Auburn, CA

AnneBelle Farms sits on Grass Valley Highway in Auburn, California, in the Sierra foothills of Placer County - gold country terrain that gradually gave way to orchards, vineyards, and small farms after the mining era.

ApCal Farm

Madera, CA

ApCal Farm grows on Avenue 7 in Madera, in the San Joaquin Valley's fruit and nut belt between Fresno and Chowchilla.

Apple A Day

Sebastopol, CA

Apple A Day sits on Occidental Road in Sebastopol, the Sonoma County town famous for Gravenstein apples and its namesake summer fair. A website for the stand was not reachable during research, so current hours, varieties, and products could not be confirmed beyond that regional context.

Apple Hill Growers Association

Camino, CA

Apple Hill Growers Association represents more than 50 family farms in the Sierra Nevada foothills around Camino, near Placerville. What started in 1964 with 16 apple ranches has grown into a district of u-pick orchards, wineries, cideries, bakeries and Christmas tree farms, all mapped through the association's seasonal harvest calendar.

Apple Hill, High Hill Ranch

Placerville, CA

High Hill Ranch is part of Apple Hill, the cluster of orchards and farms above Placerville in El Dorado County. Its website highlights pie-baking instructions, consistent with the ranch's reputation for take-home pies alongside its apple orchards. No further confirmed details on cider, restaurant hours, or seasonal activities.

Apple Hill Ranch

Bishop, CA

This certified organic farm sits five to ten minutes south of Bishop off Highway 395, growing apples, apricots, peaches, nectarines, pears, figs, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and chilies across its pick-your-own rows. Despite the shared name, it has no connection to the well-known Apple Hill apple-growing district near Placerville, roughly 200 miles away.

Apple Lane Orchard

Julian, CA

Apple Lane Orchard sits in Julian, the Cuyamaca Mountain town that built its identity on apples after gold-rush-era settlers planted the first orchards in the 1870s. Local growers here run u-pick weekends and sell fresh cider and pie through the fall harvest. No verified specifics on this orchard's current varieties or hours turned up online this session.

Apples and Art Orchards

Julian, CA

Apples and Art Orchards grows apples on Julian Orchards Drive, in the mountain district that built Julian's reputation as San Diego County's apple town. The name points to an orchard pairing its fruit stand with an art or craft element, though no public listing confirms current hours or varieties.

Apple Starr Orchard

Julian, CA

Planted by the Farmer family — the namesake of Julian's Farmers Road — this certified organic orchard grows about 1,000 apple and pear trees across 8 of its 28 acres. Open Friday through Sunday during apple season, visitors fill a bag for $25 (about 10-12 lbs), with a second bag at $15.

Araceli Farms

Dixon, CA

Araceli Farms is on Pitt School Road outside Dixon, California, in the flat farmland of Solano County between Sacramento and the Bay Area, a region built on row crops and the annual Dixon May Fair.

Arapaho Rose Alpacas

Redding, CA

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.

Arata's Pumpkin Farm

Half Moon Bay, CA

Arata's Pumpkin Farm has grown pumpkins on Verde Road in Half Moon Bay since 1932, one of the oldest patches on the San Mateo County coast. Beyond the pumpkin fields, the farm runs a two-acre hay maze, a haunted barn, a petting zoo, and train, pony, and hay rides. It's open daily 9am–6:30pm through most of the season, with later Friday-Saturday hours in October.

Archi's Acres Guesthouse

Escondido, CA

Archi's Acres grows certified organic, hydroponic produce on Lilac Road in Escondido and supplies it to San Diego County businesses year-round. Since 2006 the farm has also trained military veterans in sustainable agriculture through its VSAT program, now run under the Archi Institute, and hosts guests on-site.

Ardenwood Historic Farm

Fremont, CA

Ardenwood Historic Farm is a working 19th-century farm at 34600 Newark Boulevard in Fremont, California, centered on the restored 1857 Patterson House. Run by the East Bay Regional Park District, it operates a narrow-gauge railroad, blacksmith shop, and cultivated fields, and hosts seasonal events including pumpkin patches. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.

Argyres Orchard

Camino, CA

Argyres Orchard sits on Apple Hill in Camino, where some of the apple trees are more than 80 years old. Visitors pick their own apples and Concord grapes on weekends only, Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., starting in late September and running until harvest is picked clean. Bring cash or a checkbook — the orchard doesn't take cards. Owner Maryann Argyres has run the place for decades.

Arnott Farms

Mentone, CA

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.

Arya Farm Produce

Arya Farm Produce is listed at a South Reeve Road address in California's Central Valley produce belt. No working website, social page, or business listing confirms what's grown or sold here, or when the stand operates.

Ashurst Bee Co

Westmorland, CA

Ashurst Bee Company is fourth-generation beekeeping, running thousands of hives across Southern California and Montana for crop pollination — almonds, citrus, melons, avocados, seed crops. The family has kept bees since 1991, building on more than a century of beekeeping history. Their Westmorland shop sells the honey directly to walk-in customers.

Aspen Acres

Sanger, CA

Aspen Acres is a quiet, secluded ranch in Sanger offering 90-minute narrated tours introducing visitors to llamas, miniature horses, pygmy and fainting goats, self-shearing sheep, and Great Pyrenees dogs. It's an animal-education stop rather than a crop farm, on North Del Rey Avenue.

Avila and Sons Farms LLC

Hanford, CA

The Avila and Sons Farms are a family owned and operated farm located in Hanford, CA. Our crops have been going farm to table since we began, because we believe that where your food comes from matters. We believe in the ethical and sustainable production of our produce. People should have peace of mind about where their food comes from, and enjoy the benefits and taste differences. All of our fresh and dried fruits, nuts, and butters are sold directly to consumers at farmer’s markets all over California, or can be ordered from us online. Certified Producer in California for farmers markets.

A Willow Creek Ranch Farm Stay

Mountain Ranch, CA

A Willow Creek Ranch Farm Stay is listed on Michel Road in Mountain Ranch, a small Calaveras County community in the Sierra foothills gold country. No working website or booking page turned up in research, so accommodations, rates, and current availability could not be confirmed.

Bacchini's Fruit Tree

Brentwood, CA

Bacchini's Fruit Tree is on Walnut Boulevard in Brentwood, California, part of the East Contra Costa County orchard belt often called the u-pick capital of the Bay Area for its cherries, apricots, and peaches.

Backyard Bees

Santa Ana, CA

Backyard Bees produces Orange County honey that's gravity strained and unheated, keeping its natural aroma and flavor intact, alongside beeswax skin care products made from the same hives. The operation also runs pesticide-free bee removal and relocation for homes and businesses, plus hive adoptions, garden tours, and honey house tours for anyone curious how it's made.

Ballard Apple Farm and Seein' Spots Miniature Donkeys

Solvang, CA

Ballard Apple Farm grows a wide range of apple varieties on Baseline Avenue outside Solvang, adding new plantings most years, alongside apricots and fresh eggs. The farm uses natural growing practices rather than heavy spraying, and visitors can pick their own apples or take a pony ride past the miniature donkeys the farm is named for.

Bambi's Christmas Tree Land

Roseville, CA

Bambi's Christmas Tree Land is listed on South Harding Boulevard in Roseville, running as a seasonal cut-tree lot in the Sacramento-area suburbs. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current pricing, tree varieties, and hours could not be confirmed.

Bar J Ranch

Vacaville, CA

Bar J Ranch is a u-pick apple orchard on Cantelow Road outside Vacaville, growing apples across the property for pick-your-own visitors during fall harvest. Listings describe it as a working produce farm rather than an event venue, though current hours and varieties are thin online — call ahead before the drive.

Bay Area Green Tours

Berkeley, CA

Bay Area Green Tours operated agricultural and sustainability-focused tours out of Berkeley, on Allston Way near downtown.

Bear Creek Pumpkin Patch at Fox Creek Ranch

Merced, CA

Bear Creek Pumpkin Patch runs each fall on Fox Creek Ranch along Highway 140 outside Merced, the Central Valley route most travelers take toward Yosemite. No verified specifics on varieties, activities, or hours turned up online this session — call ahead for current season details.

Bee Healthy Honey Shop

Oakland, CA

Bee Healthy Honey Shop is a family business with beekeeping roots that trace back four generations to Yemen, now selling raw local honey, pollen, royal jelly, beeswax, and candles out of a small storefront on Telegraph Avenue in Oakland. Staff will transfer pollen into glass jars on request. It's a walk-in retail shop rather than a working apiary — a place to buy honey, not to visit hives.

Beekind

Sebastopol, CA

Beekind has sold honey and beekeeping supplies out of Sebastopol since 2004, when Doug and Katia Vincent opened the shop on Gravenstein Highway. The store carries raw and varietal honeys, creamed honey, honeycomb, organic loose-leaf teas, and hand-poured beeswax candles, plus classes for anyone looking to start their own hives. Open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 10 to 4.

Bees N Blooms

Santa Rosa, CA

Bees N Blooms is a certified organic lavender farm and nursery on Petaluma Hill Road in Santa Rosa, open Thursday through Sunday from late March through October. Visitors walk the Lavender Labyrinth and butterfly gardens, buy pollinator-friendly plants grown on site, and shop a farm stand stocked with lavender bath and body products, oils, and dried bundles. The farm also hosts workshops, guided tours, weddings, and outdoor events like Shakespeare performances and sound baths.

Beirwagen's Donner Trail Fruit

Bierwagen's Donner Trail Fruit and Pumpkin Patch is a working family farm on Lower Colfax Road near Grass Valley, open Wednesday through Sunday during its season. Beyond u-pick and pre-gathered fruit, the farm runs a mini corn maze, hay and wagon rides, a petting zoo, pony rides, and sells honey harvested from its own hives on site.

Beltane Ranch

Glen Ellen, CA

Beltane Ranch farms 105 acres in Glen Ellen, growing estate Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, Carignan and Zinfandel alongside olive oil, eggs, and heirloom produce through regenerative practices. The historic property runs as a farm-stay inn with chef-prepared, ranch-grown breakfasts, plus a working orchard, gardens, and animals including sheep, donkeys, chickens, and honeybees.

Berry Best Family Farm

Brentwood, CA

Berry Best Family Farm grows four strawberry varieties for u-pick on Balfour Road in Brentwood, then moves into peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, plumcots, cherries, and figs as spring turns to summer. Hours run daily, roughly 9am to 5 or 6pm depending on the day of the week, with weekend closing times slightly earlier than weekdays.

Berryfest 2013

Roseville, CA

Berryfest is Roseville's annual strawberry festival, held on Mother's Day weekend near Vernon Street and the surrounding downtown blocks. Local farms supply the strawberries for shortcake and other treats sold alongside arts and crafts booths, a parade, live music, and a petting zoo. Johny 5 Productions organizes the event.

Berry Heaven

Garden Valley, CA

Also known as Rustic Dream Farmstead, Berry Heaven is a family-run u-pick operation in Garden Valley near historic Coloma, growing eleven varieties of blueberries alongside blackberries, raspberries, apples, and strawberries from May through November. A petting zoo and school tour program round out visits, with an on-farm market selling what didn't get picked.

Berry Island Farms

Gilroy, CA

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.

Bertaga Son Kissed Vineyards

Chico, CA

This Chico vineyard operation is listed at Hegan Lane in the Sacramento Valley's Butte County wine country, an area better known for olives and almonds than grapes.

Big Horse Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch

Temecula, CA

Big Horse Feed & Mercantile, the Temecula Valley's equine and livestock supply store, turns 11-plus acres behind the shop into Southern California's largest corn maze every fall. The Harvest Festival runs through October with evening hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Visitors who show up for tack and feed year-round come back in autumn for the maze, hayrides, and pumpkin patch.

Big Wave Dave's Christmas Trees & Pumpkin Patch - Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara, CA

Big Wave Dave's runs a seasonal pumpkin patch at La Cumbre Plaza in Santa Barbara, open daily from late September through Halloween. Pumpkins range from minis to giants, alongside straw bales, corn stalks, and gourds for fall décor. The same family business runs Christmas tree lots up and down the coast come December.

Big Wave Dave's Christmas Trees & Pumpkin Patch - Ventura

Ventura, CA

Big Wave Dave's second pumpkin patch sets up at Pacific View Mall in Ventura, next to Target, running the same late-September-through-Halloween season as the Santa Barbara lot. Both locations sell pumpkins from mini to giant along with corn stalks, gourds, and straw bales for fall displays. The company switches over to fresh-cut Christmas trees at the same lots once pumpkin season ends.

Bishop's Pumpkin Farm

Wheatland, CA

Bill and Sandy Bishop started this Wheatland farm in 1973 and it now claims the largest u-pick pumpkin field anywhere, with hayrides pulling visitors out into the rows. A corn maze, carousel, petting zoo, and Mrs. B's Country Bakery round out the grounds, plus Bishop's Other Cider for the 21-and-up crowd. The 2026 season runs September 4 through November 15.

Bloomfield Farms

Petaluma, CA

Bloomfield Farms grows heirloom produce and raises a select number of livestock using organic, bio-intensive methods outside Petaluma. Established in 2012, it doesn't run a public farm stand — the harvest sells directly to select restaurants and vendors in the area rather than over a drive-up retail counter.

Blossom Bluff Orchards

Parlier, CA

Blossom Bluff Orchards grows tree fruit on East Clayton Avenue outside Parlier, deep in the Fresno County stone fruit belt that supplies much of the state's peaches, plums, and nectarines. No details on varieties, u-pick access, or a farm stand could be confirmed online this pass.

Blue Barn Lavender Farm

Hemet, CA

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.

Blueberries Ole'!, LLC

Santa Maria, CA

Blueberries Ole' is a u-pick blueberry farm on Dominion Road in Santa Maria. As with most Central Coast blueberry operations, the picking window runs through the late spring and summer months while berries are on the bush.

Blue Ridge Organic Farms

Winters, CA

Also known as Blue Ridge Pomegranates, this family-owned organic farm outside Winters grows roughly 4,000 pomegranate trees on Jaybee Lane. It keeps limited hours, open to visitors only on weekends, 8am to noon Saturday and Sunday, with fruit typically ready in fall.

Bob and Joanne Cottone and Sons

Torrance, CA

Bob and Joanne Cottone and Sons run a seasonal tree lot or pumpkin patch out of the Del Amo Fashion Square parking lot in Torrance — a common arrangement for South Bay growers who lease mall lots for a few weeks each fall or winter rather than farming year-round acreage. No verified current dates or offerings found online this session.

Bob's Vegetable Stand and Pumpkin Farm

Half Moon Bay, CA

Bob's Pumpkin Farm sits on Highway 1 in Half Moon Bay and keeps its patch old-school: haystacks, farm animals, and a hunt for the season's biggest pumpkin rather than a haunted-maze setup. It's one of the original stops on the coast's fall pumpkin route.

Boccali Vineyard & Winery Tomato Festival & Wine Tasting

Boccali Vineyard belongs to the Boccali family, better known around Ojai for the pizza-and-pasta restaurant on East Ojai Avenue that's run buffets and takeout since the 1980s. Father-and-son winemakers DeWayne and Joe Boccali grow and bottle their own wine on the Ojai Santa Paula Road property, and the Tomato Festival pairs the harvest with tastings each year.

Bolsters Hilltop Ranch

Camino, CA

Bolster's Hilltop Ranch sits in the Apple Hill region of El Dorado County, where visitors pick their own blueberries and pumpkins in season. A small winery operates alongside the orchard, and the ranch throws an annual summer blueberry festival with local arts, crafts, and live music — a fixture in Camino's cluster of hilltop farms.

Book Family Farm

Durham, CA

Multi-generational farm on Highway 99 outside Durham raising grass-fed beef, pastured pork, and pastured poultry. The family runs educational farm tours and school field trips year-round, with a pumpkin patch added each October and farm products sold on-site.

Boulder Creek Ranch Harvest Festival

Hesperia, CA

Boulder Creek Ranch is an event venue in Hesperia built around a two-acre lake, historically known for hosting a yearly pumpkin patch and harvest festival each fall alongside weddings and receptions. The property changed ownership in 2015, so call ahead to confirm the harvest festival is still running before making the drive.

Boysen Berry Farm

Orland, CA

Boysen Berry Farm, run under the name Rudy's Original, is kept by Jeanette 'Nettie' Boysen Fitzgerald and her husband Tom, who are reviving her family's namesake fruit on County Road 23 outside Orland. The u-pick boysenberries move fast during the short harvest window, open Friday through Monday, 7am to 7pm.

B & R Farms

Hollister, CA

B & R Farms works land on Fairview Road in Hollister, in San Benito County's row-crop and orchard country south of Gilroy.

Brian Enterprises

Llano, CA

Brian Enterprises operates on Largo Vista Rd in Llano, a small high-desert community in northern Los Angeles County along the Antelope Valley.

Brian Ranch Airport UPick Orchard

Llano, CA

Brian Ranch is a u-pick orchard built around a private airstrip in the high desert near Llano, where visitors pick apples, apricots, grapes, nectarines, peaches, pears, plums, pumpkins, and sour cherries as each comes into season. Pilots need permission before landing at the adjoining airfield, a quirk that makes this one of the more unusual orchards in Los Angeles County.

B&R Organic Cherry Orchard

Beaumont, CA

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.

BR Organic Cherry Orchard Formerly Wohlgemuths Cherry Orchard

Beaumont, CA

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.

Brunner Family Farm, LLC

McKinleyville, CA

Brunner Family Farm is a small permaculture-based operation in rural Humboldt County near McKinleyville, raising dairy and fiber goats, pastured pork and poultry, and organic vegetables and eggs. The family also grows specialty cut flowers, spins mohair from their angora goats, and runs farm education programs, venue rentals, and farm stays.

Bryan's Bees Los Angeles

Bryan Castro has run live bee removal and rescue out of Sherman Oaks since 2012, pulling honeybee colonies out of walls, trees, and attics across Los Angeles, Ventura County, Santa Barbara, and out to Bakersfield rather than exterminating them. Removal starts around $260. Calls go straight to cell phones and get answered any time, though service runs during daylight hours.

Buon Giardino Produce

Lockeford, CA

Buon Giardino Produce sits on Highway 88 in Lockeford, in the San Joaquin County farmland east of Lodi. The name is Italian for 'good garden,' a fitting label for a produce stand in a stretch of the Central Valley known for wine grapes, walnuts, and row-crop vegetables.

Burge Road Farm

Stockton, CA

Burge Road Farm is a small, family-owned u-pick cherry orchard in Stockton, growing organic fruit on a short spring season the family says can sell out fast. Cherries run $5 a pound, typically Saturday through Monday, 9am to 4pm, starting in late May.

Bushnell Gardens Nursery

Bushnell Gardens Nursery operates in Granite Bay, in the oak-studded foothill country northeast of Sacramento. The business sells plants, trees, and home decor, drawing gardeners from the Placer County suburbs and the wider Sacramento region.

Byron Growers

Byron, CA

Byron Growers is a family-owned u-pick strawberry farm east of the Bay Area, growing Albion, Monterey, and Sayulita varieties across its Byron fields using organic growing practices. The farm has also planted native wildflowers alongside its berry rows. Operations run seasonally, so it's worth checking ahead before making the trip out.

BZ Bodies

Clovis, CA

BZ Bodies has kept its own hives in California's Central Valley since 2005, bottling raw honey and pollen without buying in from outside beekeepers. The family built the business around a simple rule: if it didn't come from their bees, they don't sell it. Products move through their Clovis pickup point and online store rather than a storefront.

Calabasas Pumpkin Festival

Calabasas, CA

The City of Calabasas runs this one-day fall festival at Juan Bautista de Anza Park, 3701 Lost Hills Road, typically the third Sunday in October from 10am to 5pm. Expect a vendor marketplace, a pumpkin patch, pumpkin carving and painting stations, live music, a food court, and a beer garden hosted by the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce. Free parking is available at Agoura Road and Lost Hills.

Calico Ranch

Julian, CA

Calico Ranch is a working apple and pear orchard on Highway 78 in Julian, California, paired with the on-site Calico Cidery. U-pick picking has been closed in recent seasons because of drought, but the cidery still pours tastings and runs tours through the orchard. It's one of the working orchards behind Julian's reputation as Southern California's mountain apple-growing town.

Cali-Dragon Farm and Orchard

Riverside, CA

Cali-Dragon Farm and Orchard is on De Anza Avenue in Riverside, a city built on the citrus industry that once made this part of Southern California famous. The name points toward dragon fruit, a crop small Inland Empire growers have taken up in recent years, though the farm's current offerings aren't listed online.

California Agriculture Museum

Woodland, CA

The California Agriculture Museum in Woodland holds a collection of vintage tractors and farm artifacts tracing the state's agriculture from the Gold Rush through today. The museum has vacated its former Hays Lane building while relocating to a new permanent site, and offers group and student tours by appointment during the move.

California Cashmere Company, Inc.

SAN ANDREAS, CA

California Cashmere raises cashmere-producing goats out of San Andreas and sells the fiber as raw material, spun yarn, and finished knitwear, scarves, and shawls. The company also offers custom knitwear orders through its site.

California Heritage Farms Harris U-Pick Berry Patch and Pumpkin Farm

Fort Jones, CA

California Heritage Farms' Harris U-Pick Berry Patch and Pumpkin Farm is on Eastside Road in Fort Jones, in the Scott Valley of Siskiyou County near the Oregon border. The listing points to u-pick berries and a fall pumpkin patch. No further confirmed details on berry varieties, hours, or pumpkin patch activities.

Cal Poly Fruit and Crops

San Luis Obispo, CA

Cal Poly's Fruit and Crop Science unit is a student-managed teaching orchard on the San Luis Obispo campus growing apples, pears, peaches, citrus, and berries. The orchard opens for pick-your-own access to the public, typically on Saturdays, as part of the university's Plant Sciences program.

Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store at Kellogg Ranch

Pomona, CA

Run by Cal Poly Pomona's Huntley College of Agriculture, this Kellogg Ranch store sells fresh produce grown by students, fresh-squeezed CPP orange juice, and campus-made items like Nonna's Meatball Mix, open daily 10am-6pm. Curbside pickup runs through orderfarmstore.com, and the attached nursery sells plants separately.

Cal Wine Cellars Inc.

Long Beach, CA

Cal Wine Cellars operates out of a storefront suite on East 1st Street in downtown Long Beach's East Village Arts District — an address that points to an urban tasting room or wine shop rather than an estate vineyard. No verified details on hours, offerings, or contact info turned up online this session.

Canciamilla Ranch

Grandpa Lenny and Thelma Canciamilla started this u-pick orchard in Brentwood in 1982, and it's still one of the smallest fruit stands in town, now run by their son Leonard Jr. Visitors pick peaches, nectarines, plums, apriums, and plouts, and the stand also sells walnuts and homemade jam. Open daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in season, at 401 Eureka Avenue at Walnut Boulevard.

Canvas Ranch

PETALUMA, CA

Canvas Ranch is a 28-acre diversified family farm six miles from the Sonoma Coast growing vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers, plus free-range eggs and cashmere goat wool. The ranch isn't regularly open to the public but hosts scheduled events including a Mother's Day open house, fall pumpkin picking, and painting workshops.

Capay Valley Lavender

Capay, CA

Capay Valley Lavender grows lavender on County Road 79 in the Capay Valley, a narrow Yolo County farming valley known for its small organic operations and agritourism trail. No details on U-pick access, products, or season are published online yet.

Captain Vineyards

Moraga, CA

Captain Vineyards is a Bay Area winery in Moraga founded in 2005, farming more than 3,000 dry-farmed vines by hand. The estate makes unfiltered wines aged five to ten years in French oak, including Petite Sirah and Cabernet-driven blends, and has picked up the CoolCal and California Green Business awards for sustainable practices. Tastings run by reservation.

Cardinale Pumpkin Patch

Monterey, CA

Cardinale & Wright runs its pumpkin patch each fall on the grounds of the Monterey County Fairgrounds, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a midday closure from noon to 1. Beyond the pumpkin rows there's a hay maze and a cow train ride for kids, all inside the fairgrounds' gates rather than out in an open field. It's more fairground event than working farm, but the pumpkins are real.

Carlsbad Strawberry Company

Carlsbad, CA

Carlsbad Strawberry Company is a fourth-generation family farm on Cannon Road in Carlsbad, California, known for u-pick strawberries each spring and a fall pumpkin patch with a corn maze and tractor rides. Fresh berries are also sold from roadside stands around North County San Diego during the spring harvest window, and the farm anchors much of the region's strawberry season.

Carmel Valley Ranch

Carmel, CA

Carmel Valley Ranch is a luxury hotel and resort on Old Ranch Road in Carmel Valley, California, built on the site of a historic cattle ranch in the Carmel Valley wine region.

Carriage Vineyards B&B

Templeton, CA

This Templeton property on South El Pomar Road is a working vineyard estate offering bed-and-breakfast lodging in Paso Robles wine country, with grapevines, an olive grove, orchard, and vegetable gardens on roughly 100 acres. Records show the estate has operated under more than one name over the years, so confirm current branding before visiting.

Cary's Honey Farm Inc

Lindsay, CA

Cary's Honey Farm is listed on North Spruce Avenue in Lindsay, a Tulare County town in the Central Valley citrus and olive belt. No working website or social listing turned up in research, so current products, hive count, or retail hours could not be confirmed.

Casa de la Pradera

Fiddletown, CA

Casa de la Pradera is a European-style bed and breakfast built on a working organic farm outside Fiddletown, in California's Sierra foothills. The property grows its own vegetables, herbs, apples, and olives, and keeps goats on the grounds. Rooms look out over an open meadow, and reviewers consistently single out the breakfast and the quiet — it's currently the only bed and breakfast listed in the Fiddletown area.

C & D Cherries

C & D Cherries is a cherry farm on 90th Street West near Leona Valley, open to u-pick visitors during the short spring harvest season. Along with cherries, the farm sells honey harvested from its own on-site beehives and sets up a concession stand, picnic area, and portable restrooms for the crowds during peak weeks.

Cedar View Winery/Sequoia View B&B

Sanger, CA

Cedar View Winery has crafted small-batch wine on S. Frankwood Ave in Sanger since 1999, pouring rare and eclectic varietals made with traditional methods. Tasting room hours are Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5pm, and the property also runs Sequoia View Vineyard guest suites for overnight stays.

Celtic Gardens

Camino, CA

Celtic Gardens sits on Canyon Road in Camino, inside the Apple Hill growing district of El Dorado County. At roughly 3,000 feet in the Sierra foothills, the area's volcanic soil and cool nights have made it one of Northern California's best-known apple, pumpkin, and wine-grape regions.

Central Coast Lavender Farm

Paso Robles, CA

Central Coast Lavender Farm grows lavender on Northstar Lane in Paso Robles, in the same rolling hill country that produces the region's wine grapes.

Chan's Fruit Stand

Brentwood, CA

This Brentwood roadside stand on Walnut Boulevard operated for years as Chan's Fruit Stand before rebranding as Chao's Strawberries at the same address, still family owned and run. The original Chan's name lives on mostly in reviews and an Instagram account now marked retired, but the stand kept selling strawberries and seasonal produce under new branding.

Chan's Strawberry Farm

Brentwood, CA

Chan's Strawberry Farm sits in Brentwood's U-pick belt, the stretch of east Contra Costa County orchards and berry fields that draws Bay Area families out for pick-your-own harvests each spring. Berries are the draw; exact varieties and season dates aren't listed publicly.

Chanticleer Vineyard Bed & Breakfast

Paso Robles, CA

Chanticleer is a three-room bed and breakfast built into an eight-acre sustainable vineyard on Paso Robles' west side. Each guest room has a fireplace, en-suite bath, and in-room coffee; select suites open onto private patios facing the vines. Mornings start with a locally sourced breakfast before guests walk to nearby Doce Robles Winery or head into downtown Paso Robles for tastings. The property sits on 20 acres and stays small and quiet rather than resort-style.

Chaos Strawberry Upick

Brentwood, CA

Chaos Strawberry U-Pick is an Iu Mien family farm on Walnut Boulevard in Brentwood, offering both pre-picked and pick-your-own strawberries in season. The family posts current picking status and hours on Instagram (@chaostrawberries) rather than a website, since availability shifts week to week.

Charleston Lavender Farm Open House

Colfax, CA

Charleston Lavender Farm sits at the corner of Yankee Jims and Pine Hollow roads in Colfax, where visitors can walk the rows during Lavender U-Pick Days on Fridays and Sundays each June and July. Open house weekends bring in other local vendors selling handcrafted goods alongside the farm's lavender products.

Chateau Julien Wine Estate

Carmel, CA

The 16-acre Carmel Valley estate that operated as Chateau Julien Wine Estate, known for its French-style architecture and Chardonnay and Merlot dating to 1985, sold in 2015 for $12 million and now runs under new ownership as Folktale Winery.

Chavez U-Pick Cherries

Brentwood, CA

Chavez U-Pick Cherries farms 38 acres on Marsh Creek Road in Brentwood, growing Coral, Lapins, Tioga, and Brooks cherries at $4 a pound. The farm is open daily 8am to 4:30pm during season; bring your own bucket, and expect strollers and wagons but no bags or coolers.

Cheesebrough Farm

Chesebrough Farm runs as a working cattle ranch outside Templeton the rest of the year, then opens every October for pumpkins. Bob and Donna Chesebrough grow more than 60 varieties of pumpkins and winter squash — traditional orange, warty, striped, and every odd shape between — sold from a roadside stand alongside a pumpkin cannon and custom-scarred pumpkins ordered ahead for messages or logos. School groups and specialty tours run by appointment. Open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., October only.

Cherry Hill Farm

Leona Valley, CA

Cherry Hill Organic Farm is a 7.5-acre family operation 12 miles west of Palmdale in Leona Valley, growing organic cherries for u-pick since 2015. Check the farm's Facebook page before visiting, since hours shift with the harvest and the farm has shown as closed outside cherry season.

Cherry Time

Brentwood, CA

The Bloomfield family runs Cherry Time, a u-pick and pre-picked cherry orchard on Walnut Boulevard in Brentwood, alongside their sister farm Bloomfield Cherries down the road. Lapins and Sweetheart cherries go for $4.50 a pound, cash only, typically from early May through mid-June, Wednesday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm.

Chico State College of Agriculture

Chico, CA

Chico State's College of Agriculture runs a working University Farm on the edge of campus, including a dairy unit, a meat lab, and the student-run Organic Vegetable Project, which sells produce through a farm stand and seasonal CSA boxes. It operates primarily as a teaching farm for ag students, with some sales open to the public.

Christie's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Blue Lake, CA

A nine-acre corn maze anchors this Blue Lake pumpkin patch off Highway 299 on Glendale Drive. Free hay-wagon rides carry visitors out to the pumpkin field, and a night maze runs on select evenings for those willing to get lost in the dark. Weekday hours run noon to 5:30 p.m.; weekends open earlier, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. No frills, no gift shop gimmicks — just a maze, a wagon, and a field of pumpkins.

Christ the King Pumpkin Patch

Newbury Park, CA

Christ the King Lutheran Church runs this pumpkin patch as a fundraiser on West Kimber Drive in Newbury Park, selling pumpkins from around October 11 through the 31st. The season wraps with a one-day, free-admission Pumpkin Fest for families, with proceeds going back to support the church and its preschool. Call the church office to confirm exact dates each year.

Circle Bar Beef

Fort Bidwell, CA

Circle Bar Beef is a fourth-generation family cattle ranch spanning Modoc and Lake Counties in the high desert of far northeastern California, headquartered near Fort Bidwell. Cattle graze Forest Service and BLM allotments through summer and winter in the valleys below, work that also thins underbrush for wildfire management. Beef is grass-fed, grain-finished, dry-aged, and shipped direct to consumers, USDA-inspected and certified hormone-free.

Circle K Ranch

Selma, CA

Circle K Ranch runs seasonal agritourism activities out of Selma, in the raisin and stone-fruit belt of Fresno County. No hours or specific offerings for this listing are published online; contact the ranch directly for current activities.

Clairmont Farm Lavender Co

Los Olivos, CA

Clairmont Farm Lavender Co. has grown organic lavender and produce on Roblar Avenue in Los Olivos, California, since 1998. The Santa Ynez Valley farm sells lavender products alongside organic produce and livestock, and opens for visits Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with appointments available outside those hours by request.

Classic Pumpkin Patch and Christmas trees

Pleasanton, CA

Classic Pumpkin Patch & Trees sells pumpkins each fall and Christmas trees each winter from Rowell Ranch on Dublin Canyon Road between Pleasanton and Castro Valley. The lot runs Wednesday through Sunday afternoons and evenings, closed Mondays, with staff on hand to help load up a tree or a truck bed of pumpkins.

Coastways Ranch Inc (aka Swanton Berry Farm)

Pescadero, CA

Jim Cochran and Mark Matze founded Swanton Berry Farm in 1983, and it became the first certified-organic strawberry grower in California. The farm still markets itself as organically grown by union labor, a distinction it's held for decades. U-pick strawberries and olallieberries run seasonally at the Coastways Ranch fields on Highway 1 in Pescadero, with a year-round farm stand up the coast in Davenport.

Cool Patch Pumpkins

Dixon, CA

Cool Patch Pumpkins holds the Guinness World Record for the world's largest corn maze, hand-redesigned with a new theme every year on this family-run farm between Sacramento and San Francisco. Beyond the maze, visitors pick their own pumpkins and gourds, ride the hay wagon, and grab tri-tip sandwiches from the food stand. Open daily 9am to 8pm during fall season.

Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards

Saratoga, CA

Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards farms hillside grapes on Garrod Rd in Saratoga, in the Santa Cruz Mountains appellation above Silicon Valley. The property has grown fruit since the early 1900s and now produces estate wine from that same land.

Copeland's Cherry Ranch

Leona Valley, CA

Copeland's Cherry Ranch is a certified organic cherry farm in Leona Valley, run by a family of five and open on weekdays as well as weekends, unlike some of its neighboring cherry farms. Both u-pick and pre-picked cherries are available through the CCOF-certified orchard.

Corona Pumpkin Farm at CJ's Ranch

Corona Pumpkin Farm at CJ's Ranch sits on Gavilan Road in the Perris area of Riverside County, despite the Corona name. No hours, activities, or pricing are published online for this seasonal pumpkin patch; call ahead before visiting.

Costa Mesa Boo Ha Ha Haunted Oktoberfest at OC Fair

Costa Mesa, CA

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.

Country Christmas Trees

Petaluma, CA

Country Christmas Trees runs a cut-your-own tree lot on Tomales Road west of Petaluma, in Sonoma County dairy ranchland toward the Marin coast. No hours or pricing are published online for this listing; call ahead before visiting during the holiday season.

Country Lake Ostriches

Country Lake Ostriches raises ostriches near Linden, in the San Joaquin County foothill grazing land east of Stockton and Lodi. Ostrich operations remain uncommon in California agriculture, making this one of the few working ostrich ranches in the northern San Joaquin Valley.

Country Pumpkins

Orland, CA

Country Pumpkins sits on Highway 32 outside Orland, in the rice and almond country of the Sacramento Valley's Glenn County. The name and pumpkin-patch listing point to a fall-season destination. No further confirmed details on corn mazes, hayrides, or hours beyond the pumpkin sales.

Countryside Farms

STOCKTON, CA

Countryside Farms sits on East Main Street across from the Stockton East Water District and runs u-pick blackberries, grapes, strawberries, sour cherries, tomatoes, and pumpkins in season, alongside a fruit and vegetable market. The farm recently resumed its field trip program after a three-year pause.

Cover's Apple Ranch Bakery & Restaurant

Tuolomne, CA

Cover's Apple Ranch bakes pies, cookies, and pastries fresh daily and presses its own cider from apples grown on-site in the Sierra Nevada foothills above Tuolumne. The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch Tuesday through Saturday, with an espresso drive-thru opening at 6am. Kids ride a miniature train, climb into a tree house, and visit barnyard goats, pigs, and chickens while parents shop for fresh apples, pears, and garden produce at the farm stand.

Cowboy Jacks Pumpkin Farm and Cowboy Jack's Christmas tree

La Quinta, CA

Cowboy Jack's ran a pumpkin patch each October and a Christmas tree lot from the day after Thanksgiving through December 22 in Old Town La Quinta, with a pick-in-the-field patch, fall festival, and a haunted corn maze running 9pm-1am after the patch closed. Call ahead before visiting, as recent listings mark the business as closed.

Cozzolino's

Half Moon Bay, CA

Cozzolino's traces back to the floral farm Alex and Sharon Cozzolino started in Half Moon Bay in 1970, and the family now runs several seasonal stands along the Highway 92 corridor selling colored pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, and cut Christmas trees. The San Mateo Road location is one of a few Cozzolino family stands in town.

Crosscut Farm and Orchard

Julian, CA

Crosscut Farm and Orchard is on Farmer Road in Julian, California, in the apple-growing mountain country of San Diego County's Cuyamaca range, high enough in elevation for the cold-winter chill apple trees need.

Darden's Farm & Vineyards

Hollister, CA

Darden's Farm & Vineyards is based on 4th Street in Hollister, the seat of San Benito County. The county sits between the garlic and lettuce fields of the Gilroy corridor to the north and the Cienega Valley to the south, one of California's older wine-grape districts.

Dave's Pumpkin Patch

West Sacramento, CA

Dave's Pumpkin Patch, part of Vierra Farms on Burrows Avenue, has drawn Sacramento Valley families for over 30 years with a 20-acre corn maze, hayrides, a jumping pillow, pig races, and Dave's apple cider cinnamon donuts. The adjacent fruit stand keeps regular hours year-round; the patch itself only accepts cash or check on site.

Dead Time Dreams

San Jose, CA

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.

DeBellis Ranch

Acton, CA

DeBellis Ranch farms cut flowers on 2.5 acres in the high desert of Acton, about 30 miles north of Los Angeles, using beyond-organic growing practices. The family operation opens for holiday photo shoots by appointment and hosts community events with local vendors and hands-on farm activities throughout the season, drawing visitors who want time away from the city.

Dell'Osso Farms

Lathrop, CA

Family-run Lathrop farm known for its fall Pumpkin Maze, opening every October, and a spring cherry-picking season called Cherries on the Farm. The Central Valley operation draws Bay Area and Sacramento families for both seasonal windows rather than running as a year-round farm stand. Check ahead before visiting outside pumpkin or cherry season, since the farm closes between runs.

Delta Farm & Winery Trail

Courtland, CA

The Delta Farm & Winery Trail links multigenerational family farms and wineries along Scenic Highway 160 through the Sacramento River Delta near Courtland. Member farms sell tomatoes, pears, melons, squash, sweet corn, beans, stone fruit, and eggs direct from the field, and several host kids' activities and vintage farm equipment displays through the season. The trail's biggest event, Wine & Produce Passport Weekend, runs each August.

Denver Dan's

Denver Dan's sits on Bumble Bee Lane in El Dorado County's Sierra foothills near Placerville, a region thick with Apple Hill orchards and seasonal tree lots along Highway 50. No verified specifics on this operation's current offerings or hours turned up online this session — confirm before making the drive.