Oak Hill Farm

An absolutely charming farm and red barn with great produce and other goodies and gift items. Some of my favorites include—the best carrots (sweet and crispy), most gorgeous wreaths and flower arrangements. Family run with a long and respected history in Sonoma Valley.

Nice venue, well managed and organized. At least from an attendee's perspective, it was a wonderfully orchestrated marriage.

A great local farm with a barn featuring local products. Honey, jams, hot sauces, seasonal produce, beautiful wreaths and flowers. Stop here to see what Sonoma has to offer!

Great produce! Veggies not seem in other stores. Non produce items pricey.

Awesome produce, cool eclectic one-of-kind items, friendly farmers, and all fresh as fck.

I almost want to give a low review so others will stay away from paradise! But that’s mean and they deserve the accolades. The absolute best place in Sonoma valley to buy produce and eggs. Lovely staff and picture perfect property. This is a working farm with a cow named “Blue”, a farm kid with his 25+ hens laying eggs everyday. What can I say? I LOVE coming here every Saturday morning.

Great place for seasonal fruit, flowers and vegetables!

Beautiful area. Important corridor for wildlife. White barn is a great group event venue.

Learned of this spot while participating in the 2021 Sonoma County Farm trails event. It's a quaint destination with locally made goods, gourmet food items, produce and more. Visiting on a rainy day made the iconic red barn seem more cozy and their grounds are lovely scenic photo ops. I had just gotten my weekly produce and honey so just ended up browsing-so did not make note of prices. Staff were friendly and it was cute stop this year along the Farm Trails. Review #62 of 100 review goal in 2021

I drove out here yesterday to check out their iconic Red Barn Store. All their produce is grown on site at the farm which is cool to support local produce. Plenty of parking. A small barn but not much selections in terms of fruits and veggies. Everything did look fresh but I assume they aren't organic since I didn't see any signs. There are carrots potatoes, chords, lettuce, strawberries, plums, cucumbers, tomatoes, wreathes and florals for sale. Along the wall are organic almond butter at $18 a jar! And organic dark chocolates for $15 a bag! Price tags are scary.

Cute selection. Unfortunately not very gracious service. Rude white dude who made customers feel unwelcome. Go to Flat Bed up the street instead. Super lovely ppl there.

I contacted Oak Hill Farm several months ago via email to inquire about bouquets for my wedding in May. My friend had used them for her wedding 2 years prior, and said I would love the flowers. Kellan responded promptly and let me know to follow up in April right when they opened for the season. I did so, and again was answered with a prompt email on the best time to come and talk. I met her in person and the order was so easy! We went over what was blooming and color ideas. I ordered somewhere around 12 bouquets for only a couple hundred (my wedding party bouquets and boutonnieres alone were several hundred, which I ordered elsewhere). I let Kellan handle the design and I coordinated to have someone in my group pick up the day before our wedding. The bouquets were BEAUTIFUL!!! Full of color and amazing flowers I've never seen before. They looked great on our white tables with black napkins. Once I have pictures, I will definitely post some here! Thank you to Kellan and the whole Oak Hill Farm team! Neat fact: you can buy farm fresh eggs here for less than you'd spend at Whole Foods!

A very large organic farm with little selection. Came here expecting a good selection of products, but there was little. Even their dried goods are imported and overpriced. I bought a small bag of organic pineapples for $5, just came back from a produce stand and got a pound for $5.99 Ended up buying the same organic pineapples for $6.99 a lb up near Davis at a regular fruit stand. And yes, they were organic too.

There is a newer store in the ferry building in San Francisco, but my favorite is the stand in Glen Ellen, housed in a 100-year old red barn. There you can find a small but varied selection of perfect vegetables and flowers all grown on this 40+ acres farm. On occasion they sell products from friends and families, too. Three years ago we bought mass quantities of kumquats from one of their neighbors who dropped them off for them to sell. Blessedly un-touristy, this truly feels like a local farmer serving the local community. As you leave, pause for a minute to look at the root system of the tree fallen at the entrance. It looks like a sculpture of souls damned in Dante's inferno. The more you look at the roots, the more you pick up figures contorted in pain, pushing each other, trying to escape... or is it just me?

Every gourmet restaurant in the area uses the fresh produce from Oak Hill Farm. What else do you need for a recommendation? Simply, the best fruits & veggies in the Sonoma Valley.

Always loved this place! But we had a wedding this past weekend, right after electricity had been off for 48 hours. They had no computers etc, warned the bride, But had the most amazing flowers waiting to be be picked up for her!!

Be sides my own, organic, farm raised, free range backyard like tomatoes, this place is it! Great selection of locally grow, most in the field outside, veggies, fruits, gourds and other edible and floral goodies. Great staff and if you like to eat locally grow in season fruits and veggies it is a great place to find out what is really in season.

Cool little spot to get fresh produce while you're tasting away in wine country. However call ahead as they are sometimes out of stuff, depending on the season. I've been told they have great tomatoes.

Been coming up to this place for the past 10 years and sadly I probably won't be coming back. Drove up the first week of October and they hardly had any sort of produce out. I know it's already fall, but they usually have quite a bit more selection. What really got me is that their prices for pumpkins have increase 2-3x times relative to previous years. Quite disappointed. This place use to be a hidden gem. Oh well, I guess I'll have to find a new place.

love their store at the ferry bldg and when i visited this location, i fell in love again. the location is beautiful as it is surrounded with trees. the red barn store is the place to pick-up all your organic produce and fresh flowers. prices are reasonable and the fruits and veggies don't get fresher than this!

While not originally purposed as a wedding florist, this farm puts together some amazing flowers for weddings! The Red Barn store sells flowers and vegetables that are grown on the farm. They sell whatever is in season - basically whatever their daily harvest is from the farm. So imagine this - you select your wedding flowers based on what you see growing in the field. Your center pieces and bouquets are put together with flowers that are harvested that morning on the farm. This is actually how we selected our wedding colors - we visited the farm to purchase a wreath for my mom, almost exactly one year to the day from our October wedding date. The field was blazing with orange and purple flowers, and that was it - we were sold! We love that our flowers were grown locally, that they were in season, and surprisingly - this made them cheaper! With a deposit, the farm even let us borrow their vases for our center pieces. We ordered farm bouquets for our center pieces, along with 1 wrist corsage, 2 boutonnieres, 1 bridal bouquet, and 3 bridesmaid bouquets - because we wanted everything to be simple and minimalist, they did all the bouquets onsite at the Red Barn Store. The bouquets were wrapped with raffia - love! Krysia (pronounced Kri-shuh) put our flowers together, and she did an amazing job. The entire staff at the Red Barn Store is very helpful, friendly, and accommodating. The flowers in our order consisted primarily of dahlias, marigolds, Irish bells, gumphorena (you can't make this stuff up!), and other season greens. We could not be happier with the service and the price for our flowers. If you are looking for serious, professional bouquets, they also have a third party person who they work with to make bouquets with the flowers from the farm. The prices are slightly higher for the third party, but if you want something that looks a little more "polished," you have the option to do so. Since the flowers were so fresh on the day of the wedding, we sent them home with guests and they lasted for weeks! Another perk - since everything is already growing onsite, you don't have to meet with the wedding flower coordinator until 2 weeks out from your wedding - a godsend when you are frantically trying to plan everything else in the 6 - 9 months out timeframe! I highly recommend Oak Hill Farm - not only for wedding flowers, but also for your everyday veggie and flower needs. They make the most beautiful dried wreaths - I purchased one for my mom over a year ago, and it still looks as beautiful as the day I bought it. Thank you Krysia and Oak Hill Farm!

Oak Hill Farm has a wonderful assortment of delicious veggies and beautiful flowers, but they're only open for a few months out of the year. Shopping at their red barn store is my favorite thing to do, but they also set up shop at the Tuesday Farmer's Market in Sonoma. Always good produce and not too pricey!

Although the store is lovely and has some wonderful items, I continue to be turned off by the primary office manager (I think her name is Krishna or something like that). She is very rude on the phone, not helpful at all, and certainly not friendly with local businesses (I own a local business). I have experienced this on multiple occasions and not just once. Because of this, I will not return nor will I refer them to our customers.

I did a meander of the farms and other agribusinesses in the Russian River and Wine countries and this store definitely had the best allums (garlic,shallots, onions, etc) selection I've ever seen outside Asia! I had to have something that would keep well on the way home to Fremont and I didn't was already stocked up on allums at home so I got a fresh beet and am looking forward to figuring out what to do with it. On the plus side the staff were very friendly and the place also has a small (but interesting) selection of dried fruits/nuts as well (I got some flame raisins too).

Oak Hill Farm has hands down the best carrots available in the bay area. They're friendly and kind at the Sonoma Farmer's Market and quick about working through the line.

Oak Hill Farm was the florist for our wedding. Their arrangements were beautiful and the bouquets were unbelievable. Also, it was so much fun going to the farm and seeing the flowers growing in the fields. Plus, the flowers are locally grown and organic. Beautiful, fun and easy on the environment, a winning combo.

Very friendly staff and helpful service. Can't wait to see how the arrangement turns out!