Twin Peaks Orchards

What a wonderful farm! I have to say, I learned more about peaches today than I knew. Justin was so informative and I’m now a believer in cling peaches! Always waited for the freestones but, the ones we got today are amazing!! Not sure they’ll last for the pie making tomorrow.😊 My biggest surprise was the Sorrento lemons. They have them and they are huge and fabulous!!! It you’ve not been here, you need to go!!!

Tried to order some fruit online and they are living in the late 1900s, called to order via phone and the shipment never came; that’s just bad business 👎🏾

This is one of my favorite farms to visit every year, during the farm and barn tour. This farm is unique, with the tractor tour of the farm and the variety of fresh produce. IG: SACRAMENTOHONEY

Simply the best. Thank you

Thank you for growing Amagaki Persimmons! Your persimmons are the best I’ve ever eaten. I’ve had one each day since discovering them last month!

Well I did the thing were I pay to pick other people's fruit for them. They have a large variety of trees and I'm looking forward to getting peaches from them. There fruit stand was small but cute. They were selling tamales but it was more of a to go thing as there really was no place to picnic.

I was sent here on July 11th by my significant other. I was a little stressed because i got lost and my 1yr old daughter started to fuss. Once i found this place let me tell you i have never been so pleased from the time i got there until we left. They are extremely nice and helpful. They explain their products very thoroughly so you know what to expect.They have boxes if you want to buy alot and bags if you just want to buy a few. They are worth every penny. Extremely delicious you wont be dissappointed at all. Until i find out otherwise im put it out there and say they have "THE BEST" peaches out there. I will be back!!!!

Love, love, love this place. Owners are the best and they produce the best...we'll, produce! From their peas to storefront to citrus, it's the best!

Craving some peaches with flavor, I found Twin Peaks Orchard on Yelp. Visiting the area, I found a working number through their website. FYI-the phone number listed on YELP is disconnected. Contact through their website for accurate information. Friendly service and several products available. I'll be back for some Freestone later in the season.

This is why I go to the Ferry farmer's market religiously on Tuesdays. In recent months after March 2020, the number of vendors and farmers who participate at the Tuesday market has dwindled down to less than ten, causing me to ponder whether my weekly visit is warranted. On June 7th, this business opened for the 1st time on the north side of the building/market. There was a small crowd when I arrived so I peeked at their tables. As customers bought one of two of their two offerings of peaches, I decided to get some for my family and friends. Note that they do not have samples before you buy so you'll just have to hope and trust them that they are sweet and to your liking. When I got home, I first tried the yellow peach (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=mVbnGr0GMn_vji1QkLz3PA&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q), not normally my favorite; after a quick rinse, I took my first bite and my eyes lit up, in a good way. A day or so later, I tried their white peaches (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=13E3xw3VicIloZPSDd6psw&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); they were different from the ones that I've been getting from other local growers as the meat had a pinkish tint as it ripened while being extremely juicy and sweet. On my visit the following week, they had French prunes (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=_HVZizqG7wanGEIauVRGEQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); my friend is a big fan so I gave her most of my purchase, keeping four for myself to try. Again, their fruits did not disappoint, sweet and juicy as you'd want them. Thanks to Diego who helped me both times, who kindly shared his family's background in the business. They were not at the Ferry Building this past Tuesday but I hope they'll be here after the 4th holiday. If they are and you're in the neighborhood, don't hesitate to get their peaches and prunes.

It is beautiful here! We came for upick mandarines on a wknd. My only complaint is how you have to wait for a group and the guide to take you to the mandarines, they dont just let you go on your own. Also they had reds pizza i think it was called and the farm worker with dark hair was really rude. She cut of bunch of us in line to order pizza and than proceeded to order bunch of pizzas for her farm workers. She should have made that order earlier. Not only that but when she cut of the lady in line she told her " im sorry but i have bunch of workers that have been waiting, so im going to cut in line." We left the line didnt even order. Was taking too long. Also they dont have enough clippers. Just twist the mandarin of the branch.

Persimmons are good but overpriced. Online buyers beware, an order of persimmons still costs $40, but the content inside the box is only half of what it once were. Two stars for the persimmons, 0 stars for lack of transparency for what online buyers are receiving for their purchases. Previous years' orders used to stipulate a number of persimmons received per box (ex, 36 per box/$45), but I should have known something went awry when they did away with that specification. This year I received 43 persimmons (smaller than previous years') for $80, and one arrived bruised and mushy. I suppose that's the disadvantage of online ordering. Unfortunately, I will not purchase again.

Well people! It's a drive, but this Century old family orchard will not disappoint!! Found because of 'word of mouth' recommendation from a local and so very glad I did! IF peaches, nectarines and plums are you? Then; hallelujah! Heaven had been found! White nectarines better than any I've ever had! Yes, true! Tree ripening is the Key! This family sells commercial to the High End Market; but opens on weekends for locals. Rte 193 on the way to Newcastle will land you where fresh fruit is truly fresh off the tree. Peachier peaches don't exist! I've looked for 23 years for a place that compares to my Central Valley farm stands and have finally found it! Forget your farmers market bruised, green, unknown varieties! They know it and pick it when prime! Super nice people to deal with to boot! Sounds too good? Try it! You'll die with a smile on your face!

Literally the best farm at any of the farmers markets in Sonoma County, and probably beyond. The 1 star ad is probably someone who is freaked out by people with personality, the farmer (Ed) has plenty of personality! And my husband & I like people like that. Think of a person with strong opinions (he's very lefty) and his fruit? Like manna from heaven, and all organic. There is nothing wrong with the Dry Creek Peaches (peach competitor), they are also just as tasty as Ed's peaches, just a lot more expensive. I can't choose one over the other, Twin Peaks also has a lot more varieties of fruit year round. Right now it's winter & I'm eating tons of their Satsumas & Mandarins - they are incredibly sweet! And the prices! For $20 you get a TON of fruit from Ed. Also Ed has a following amongst those of us in the know. He's got women who LOVE him, so many times I go to his stand at the market - PACKED WITH WOMEN. He's like a celeb, literally. Or packed with men and he's regaling everyone with stories, or women and men. He likes everybody and is filled with stories about Italy, Europe, Asia, he's been all over. If you miss him at the SR market on Sat, there's the Sunday market in Sebastopol, his DIL is there - it's much more low key. Ed otoh is a PEOPLE person and a character. He's a one-of -a-kind with the best produce around! PS, if you do get a "green" peach, bring it home & it will be great in a few days. We keep a HUGE silver bowl in our house in the summer time filled with Ed's (Twin Peaks) peaches and nectarines. Huge. Love it, Sweet and juicy!

I go to the orchard every weekend from June through September to buy the best fruit you can imagine. The peaches are wonderful and they have an amazing variety. The nectarines are even better. It is a haul to get there and a bit hard to find if you don't know the area, but the trip is worth it. You can eat what you buy that very day, which is not the rule with Farmer's Market buys... Make the drive and load up for jam, gifts or just a week of fantastic fruit. You won't reget it!

I don't know what the fruit is like at the orchard itself but at the Santa Rosa Market they brought green peaches. In Sonoma County we are used to a certain level of customer service and his was far below what I would even call civil. I'd asked if he had any samples of the fruit ( a VERY common practice at the market). He thrust a green peach at me and said "Here. I don't know what you can tell from it. It's hard". That turned us off immediately. I said "Oh, they aren't tree ripened?" He literally began to shout at us. He said there was no way he would bring ripe fruit because they would be "demolished". Why buy farm fresh then? Go to Safeway and get cheap green peaches (YUK!) If you come to Sonoma Cnty, buy ONLY Dry Creek Peaches. Tree ripened and fantastic!

The best fruit you could possibly imagine, but me and my family come for the stories. Ed, the farm owner, will talk your ear off if you let him :P but his stories keep us coming back. On a serious note, not only is the farm stand entertaining as hell, the fruit really is the BEST! P.S. If you have the time, click on the profile of the 1-star reviewer. Their scathing reviews of other businesses had me in stitches

LOVE buying fresh fruit from their road stand. So fresh and delicious. Try the pluots for a taste sensation. Definitely worth a trip. I've seen their produce at the Nugget market in Roseville. So glad I live close enoughto them to buy from their stand.

Worth a drive to eat their peaches. OMG fabulous. And a lovely drive actually. We look forward to finding out on Facebook that the peaches and nectarines are ripe. It's like a call to heaven. Wonderful family too. I can't say enough nice things about their fruit and their beautiful orchard. Go!

A great family ran operation with awesome fruit! How sweet can a peach get? When the juice runs down your face and you bend forward to eat it... simply delicious. Camelia and Justin are great to deal with and love what they do... Twin Peaks Orchard also has a few events each year in their orchard which are simply wonderful!

I bought excellent peaches and nectarines from Twin Peaks. Great price, friendly folks, wonderful fruit, and Alondra gave all our kids nectarines and let them chase the chickens around the property. I highly recommend Twin Peaks!