Underwood Family Farms

Absolutely love this place! There’s something for everyone—animal petting areas, tractor rides, pick-your-own produce, and fun seasonal festivals. The farm is clean, well-organized, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. We love picking our own fruits and vegetables—depending on the season, you can pick strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, and more. And it’s a great way to teach kids about where food comes from, and the produce is super fresh. There are also shaded picnic areas, a farmers market stand with fresh produce and local goods, and plenty of space to just relax. Parking is easy, and the entrance fees ($12 per person) are reasonable for all that you get. Highly recommend this place for families with young kids, school field trips, or anyone looking to enjoy a bit of nature and agriculture. Don’t miss it during their special events!

It’s a wonderful farm! We enjoyed it from the very first minute. The “pick your own” experience was fantastic—everything was fresh, flavorful, and easy to access. The farm is beautifully maintained and full of charm, making it a perfect outing for all ages. There were also plenty of fun activities for kids, friendly staff, and an overall welcoming atmosphere. We can’t wait to come back for another visit!

Absolutely beautiful! This place is perfect for photography and video shoots, as well as a fun outing for children. They have a variety of animals like cows, sheep, goats, and horses, providing endless entertainment for kids. There’s also plenty of open space for them to run and play freely. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Plus, there’s a charming local shop where you can buy fresh vegetables, fruits, and a variety of homemade products. Highly recommended!

Family fun for a wide age range. It was great to pick our own produce. My husband was very excited for the potatoes, my teenagers loved picking her own bouquets of flowers and my toddler never wanted to leave the playground. Mom loved the animals, great petting zoo and animals to feed. Just a little pricey.

An absolutely amazing place to celebrate a child’s birthday or just enjoy a family day out! A huge farm with tons of fruits and vegetables — kids love picking them themselves. There’s a petting zoo where children can feed the animals, and a fun tractor ride through the fields. The kids are thrilled, and the parents get to relax and enjoy the day!

It’s a great place to take kids and spend time with family. I went for a school trip with the preschool I work at. The strawberries we picked were amazing. I also picked beets, purple cauliflower, snap peas and sunflowers. It was a great day, I loved riding the tractor out to the fields and the produce prices were really good.

We were at the farm with my family for the weekend and it was the fourth time in 2 years. We love this place. It has its own amazing atmosphere. This time we picked strawberries. My son petted goats and rabbits. We fed little ducklings. It is better to come in the morning when the ducks are still hungry, they pinch your hand very cutely. There is really something to see here. We always leave with pleasant emotions from the time spent!

Great time picking strawberries and feeding the animals! The woman at the entrance was really friendly! We ran into her again while we were walking in the fields. She was really helpful and nice.

I came here for the pumpkin patch and had a great time. I especially enjoyed the pig races! Watching the adorable pigs race made my weekend. I hope to see them next year. Even towards the end of the season there was a good pumpkin selection. My only critique is I wish they had more seasonal treats. Overall had a great day at the farm!

We went to the pumpkin patch at Underwood Family Farms this October, and it was a welcome change from the makeshift Halloween-themed parking lots of Los Angeles. It was also quite far and a bit of a rip-off, definitely a moneymaker for the multimillionaire Underwood family that went to war with Huy Fong Foods and now bottles and sells their own sriracha. I didn't know this when I bought tickets for my family, even paying the full $30 for my two-year-old. Kids under two get in free, but I didn't want to cheat the family farm. As it turns out, I was worrying about mega-rich farmers trying to put the original rooster sauce company out of business. Oh, the Asian shame, it stings. Not only were the tickets $30 each, they didn't even include access to most of the pumpkin patch's attractions. You had to buy tickets to do pretty much anything that wasn't just walking around looking at pumpkins. We lucked out when a dad saw me with my kids and offered us his leftover tickets on his way out. The pumpkin patch was definitely worth a visit, though. It was a huge operation, very impressive, with lots to do four our two little boys. We went on a Saturday morning and met up with our friends and their toddler, who also had a good time. Parking was easy, in an enormous lot designed to accommodate tons of visitors, including busloads of schoolchildren. I have vague memories of going to a farm on a field trip when I was a kid, and odds are good that it was this one. All three boys in our party enjoyed running around various stretches filled with hay and pumpkins and scarecrows. My two-year-old kept telling me about all the pumpkins he saw--"Look, a pumpkin," or "Two pumpkins!"--like I should also be surprised and delighted to see them. My four-year-old was impressed by a juggling cowboy on stilts, who was very sweet to him. The kids liked playing inside a giant metal jack-o-lantern, and both of my sons went up the John Deere tractor slide only to come back down the stairs when it proved too intimidating. They also looked at several farm animals. These attractions were free. We made good use of our windfall tickets. The bumblebee tractor ride was fun and pleasantly scenic, taking us all around the farm in tiny cars just big enough for one parent and one lap child. There was also a small train ride that the kids rode on their own. We ended our day with a visit to the baby goat enclosure, where our boys got to pet and brush some adorable baby goats. Somewhere in there, we made the mistake of wandering into the gift shop, where our older child had a meltdown when he was denied a John Deere tractor toy. Other than that, though, this was a successful pumpkin patch outing. I doubt that we'll go every year, but we had a good time at Underwood Family Farms.

Very delayed post but had such a fun time here with family! It was my first time strawberry picking in general and didn't know what to expect. We were basically able to pick any fruits and vegetables from the garden, and there is a cost per pound attached to it. There is also a farmers market where you can buy the produce fresh if you don't want to pick it. There was a tractor that you can ride which will bring you from garden to garden. My family and I had a fun time picking the strawberries and eating them fresh. The only con is because they are sweet, there were a lot of bees (caution for people who hate insects) and unfortunately a bee got stuck in my sister's hair! One thing that my family enjoyed was the lavender garden. It was a huge field of purple lavendar flowers and the smell was calming and amazing. The only con is the bees so if you hate the swarm and sound of bees coming at you, beware. One way this farm can improve is providing water stations at each garden. We didn't bring enough water to wash the fruit so it limited how many fresh fruits we can eat there. Regardless, I enjoyed my experience here and definitely would recommend friends and family to come.

We enjoy visiting the farm because of all the different types of activities available and it's not as stressful as going to a theme park. The Halloween theme going on now is definitely pretty and fitting for this time of year. We have annual passes so we have the opportunity to not having to cram it all in one day. The venue is clean for a farm and easy to navigate with plenty of signage. They offer a limited food selection during the week and is no better than concession stand food from a high school football game. The service from the staff is friendly and welcoming to children and adults. Tip: go during the week so you don't have to deal with crowds and higher price of admission.

Such a cute place! Loved the animal center - goat feeding was so fun they were "eating" our clothes, shoe laces, etc. haha and feeding the baby ducks! The ride around the pick your own farm was nice as well.

Amazing 1st visit to a Pumpkin Patch! No admission requirement and no crowds- what more could you want? Atlas picked out a pumpkin and fed the goats, alpacas and sheep. The family had fun going through the corn maze. We bought some fresh produce with our pumpkin. Great experience for the entire family and recommend for anyone with toddlers. Looking forward to coming back next year!

Loved my two visits to Underwood Family Farms to pick fruits, veggies, and flowers on gorgeous summer days! The farm is actually more spacious than I thought it would be. They have tractors that take you to the fields and back which was not only convenient but enjoyable as a fun ride. It was also nice to see the petting zoo and different activities for the family. Friendly service and good accommodations as well as parking. You pay for what you pick as you exit and I thought the price was very decent for what I collected that day! The strawberries were delicious. Overall, I would absolutely recommend a visit to the farm!!

Had such a wonderful time at Underwood Family Farms! This is a fantastic place to bring the whole family, especially little ones of all ages. It's also super affordable to have a full day of fun. Underwood Family Farms offer lots of experiences and activities from picking fruits and vegetables, to a petting zoo, swings, playgrounds, duck feeding and more. You don't need reservations in advance and they are open all year round. The farm is really well taken care of and clean. They only have port-a-potties, but they do have a separate little room just for changing diapers which is really nice. Couldn't be more family friendly. My son loved seeing the chickens, goats, horses, cows and goats. He also loved the swings! We boarded a tractor that took us out to the fields to pick strawberries. They provided bags and plastic containers to put our berries in. There were plenty of berries, flowers and other vegetables to pick. It was so much fun! You pay for whatever you pick on your way out. The strawberries were really delicious! I think you are able to bring in your own food, as they have a small picnic area. They do sell some drinks and had a couple food trucks when we were there. I can't wait to bring my son back when he is bigger so he can ride some of the rides too! Highly recommend taking a trip to Underwood Family Farms. Worth the drive from LA!

Underwood Family Farms is a fantastic spot for both kids and adults to experience a bit of homestead life. You can pick your own fruits and veggies, enjoy wagon rides, and interact with adorable farm animals. From goats climbing over bridges to feeding animals, pony rides, and tractor rides, there's plenty to do. It's also a great place to buy fresh produce!

We recently visited Underwood with a school field trip and had a nice experience. For the field trip, we got to attend a short class, pick some strawberries, and then visit the farm. It was $10 per person which was a very reasonable price for all of that. We even got to go home with a carton of berries for each person. Definitely dress for sunshine. Bring hats, water, and sunscreen as you will be spending a lot of time in the sun. The strawberry picking session was very short for us. I'm not sure if our class started late and they had to compensate for it or something like that. But we were only out there for maybe 10 -15 minutes. We then got to go to our own tables to relax and eat lunch. After that, we made our way over to the farm to check out the animals. If you want to do any activities, let the animals, or anything like that it's an additional cost. But I feel like there is plenty to do there without doing the extra activities. I've been going here for years and I strongly suggest avoiding the weekends if you can because it gets very crowded. However if you need to go on a weekend, go early in the morning. Parking is free which is nice

Underwood family farms is such a fun place to go I used to come here when I was a kid to pick pumpkins and this place is so much fun

It's a bit pricey but worth it . I will definitely be back. We loved the fact that they had a tractor ride. The ambiance was rustic farming. The food was good for outdoor eating and entertainment.

Just a lovely place that keep saving our butts on the weekends when we need to the toddler and bring the baby along!

Went for their fall celebration event. Coming from out of state I hadn't had to pay to go into pumpkin patch before so that was a little different, however, it was a very good experience. The property is very large and at least during this fall festival they had a corn maze and pumpkin fields, you pick areas for vegetables and fruits, as well as areas with farm animals that you could feed and pet. They also had some food cards as well as some activities. Great place for some family fun time.

Love coming here during fall for the pumpkins and the tractor rides. It's a really great family event. I can't say the food options are all that great so life hack here is to bring your own lunch and beverages. It's definitely a place to take photos and could also serve as a good date day as well. The price is a little up there but the farm is wonderful and happy to contribute to it.

This is our 4th consecutive year coming to Underwood Family Farms for their pumpkin patch. I'm sad to say that every year since our first visit it's been getting a little more and more disappointing. I remember our first year going, despite it being "Covid times", it was definitely a spectacle to see. Pumpkins as far as the eye could see, all different shapes/sizes/colors. It was amazing. Every year since then there's been less pumpkins which have been replaced by carnival style games, food stalls, and different types of tractor rides. All of which require ticket or monetary purchases on top of your entry fee (which is now $28 each, and I'm sure will be even more again next year) just to get inside the farm. I feel like it's lost its appeal. It's become more of a business than a farm like it was a few years ago. This year there were significantly less pumpkins and more of everything else. We ended up getting one regular sized pumpkins and a bunch of smaller ones that my son picked out. I do appreciate that they have a huge parking lot so no matter how busy it gets you'll always have somewhere to park. I also like that they price their pumpkins pretty reasonably. They do still have the animals to see on the other side of the farm. You can also feed or pet some of them with ticket purchases. The tractor rides, which also require ticket purchases, are always a big hit with the kids. If you come early enough you get some decent time to walk around before the utter chaos once everyone starts making their way later in the morning. Not sure if we'll continue to come back since we were really disappointed this last time. If you're in the area and haven't taken your little kids it may still be worth it for the pumpkin patch. Pro tip: come right when they open so you can be done by the time the crowd show up in the late morning.

I love this place, I may be biased as working in the fruit stand was my first job when I was 18, but each time I go back I still feel the love of the land and the growth it produces. The produce is fresh and I love all the homegrown varieties. It can't be beat. This place has grown so much in the past 20 years and it's for a reason. They are a wonderful family and the basics of where our food comes from is so special. I enjoy coming here on off season and always take out of town guests here to enjoy the wonderful experience, friendly staff, and chance to have wonderful fresh veggies and fruits.

This place is fantastic for kids and families! It's very clean and organized, with a lot of fun activities to do. There's a petting zoo, feeding the ducks, strawberry picking, and tons of seasonal vegetables to pick. They have a great system to drop you off in the fields and bring you back to the main area. The customer service is great; the staff is very friendly and helpful. The prices are very fair, and on your way out, you can buy some organic produce, vegetables, and fruits. Definitely coming back!

Went to Underwood Family Farms for their HARVEST FESTIVAL for the first time and it was amazing! It seems pricey but there are a lot of things included and there are a lot of things going on without shelling out for extra such as... - street performers on stilts - wagon rides - corn maze for adults - corn maze for kids - sunflower fields - marigold fields - fields of picked pumpkins - lasso lessons - pig race - animal show - playground games like slides - live country band - misted eating area - giant pumpkin art installations -- multiple! awesome! beautiful! If you shell out for extra tickets, there are also petting zoo, horse-drawn carriage, festival-like food vendors, market, etc. So if you bring your own food and water, you won't need to shell out for extra stuff if you don't want to...

Its such a delight to enjoy a spot like this with people because admittedly the high demand stuff like berries is over picked or baking in the heat of the sun where its unpickable, but when you find a good one its yours for the taking! We were able to find a good variety of things, and if you are here specifically for vegetal produce, they are abundant. Its also fun, and they lean into the family or group activity aspect where there are those classic red wagons, and tunnels made from vines. At the end we found the produce to be affordable and were delighted that we reaped in the labor it took to harvest! Such a gratifying activity.

Do NOT be tempted to pick their produce, because they WILL hoodwink you and charge you for obvious bad produce. There was no sign by the avocado tree, so assuming it was by weight like everything else in the farm, we picked the tiniest ones and were very surprised by how how unreasonable they were in charginging nearly two bucks per avocado. One was even over rope, nearly rotten, and still they argued we should pay for it. To which I say, one star Underwood Farms!

It has always been a fun time with each annual visit. Recently we visited for Christmas and there were many photo opportunities, the market produce was excellent, the rides were very fun. Many attractions to please the kids and entertain parents.

Great pumpkin patch place. They do have playground for kids so they can have some fun when they still have energy until the end of the day. There are some foods and drinks vendors to choose from but no alcoholic drinks in the area. Prices are quite reasonable compared to live oak canton near the San Bernardino area. Some of the rides take more than 1 hour to get on. Tickets are about $1 for each token. For $80, you get 88 tokens or so....forgot the exact tickets. They do have free shows / events / rides that came with tickets. The only thing we don't like is that they closed early at 6 pm. Ticket prices will be the same no matter what time you come. They do have time reservation (9 am, 11, 1, 3 pm) when you buy your tickets. The good thing is it's free parking.

Such an amazing place to bring your kids! There is so much for everyone to do. See and feed all types of animals, ride tractor rides and pick fruits/veggies/flowers. Honestly there are just so many attractions and things to do here that its difficult to do it all in one day. Definitely a must visit for families with toddlers!

This was my second time going to Underwood Family Farms - the first time since the pandemic. It's the perfect autumn activity, a giant farm filled with animals and pumpkins and a variety of other produce and sights to see. This time around it was much more crowded than in 2019, so I imagine it's gotten extremely popular over the past few years. Still, lines are not super long for anything - perhaps maybe the crowd to get into the pig race most of it is (unfortunately) geared towards kids. i had a lot of fun coming with my husband and a group of friends, but wish there was one or two more adult oriented activities. loved the scarecrow decorating idea! And the emu is always a favorite attraction of mine i do also wish there was more staff, or that the staff working would be more vigilant in the petting zoo area. so many children i saw pulling on tails or doing harmful things to the animals with the parents or employees saying nothing

Such a fun morning here at Underwood Family Farms!!! Cute animals to feed and lots of opportunities to take such cute Christmas pictures. Grounds were well kept and all the animals look happy and well taken care of. Great place to take the little ones.

Harvest festival is always fun and family friendly, if you can show up earlier the better. We show up before it opens because parking always backs up, buy our tickets online and bring water and snacks. The tickets never expire so remember to bring your old ones back, it gets really hot so bring plenty of water. Things that are free- wagon ride, pig races, animal show, corn mazes, the looking at the animals, and all the photo ops your heart desires. What costs money- food, water, petting pen, different wagon rides, corn and tomatoe launchers and pumpkins. You could spend all day if you pack appropriately or you could get everything done pretty quickly and efficiently if you go early enough. Wagons are first come first serve recommend bringing your own, and lots of wet ones and napkins. Food- The roasted corn we had was hot and good, the tri tip and bratwurst and was refrigerator cold The homemade fresh squeezed lemonade was really good Didn't try it but they had two mister softee food trucks that looked refreshing.

I regularly buy my produce weekly at either this location or the farm stand in Somis. This pertains to the location in Moorpark. I love their selection; the produce is delicious, fresh, and if you didn't like vegetables before, this is where you need to buy them from if you're a local. Peppery, spicy radishes, sweet and juicy roma tomatoes (some of the best ever and we do the pick your own every year), tangy green onions, amazing rainbow carrots that have wonderful smell and taste, the sugar snap peas that are so crispy and sweet, the bitter and peppery arugula- nature is amazing. Please stop buying some of your stuff in grocery here it's usually sprayed with a ripening agent, so it winds up tasting bad no matter how it looks at first (and usually costs the same at a store like Whole Foods) - just pay the price here, it's worth it for what you are getting. There is no excuse to not take a little extra time to come here to have better nutrition for your body. Granted, you can't get everything, and some things are not grown here - but for the stuff that is, or is grown nearby, the produce is amazing. I really dislike leaving 4 stars instead of 5, but I have to mention that the service isn't always great. Some people are friendly, some are not. Some people are tyrants about every little thing, some are nice. During covid, God forbid you should have your mask off in an outside place for 10 seconds; sometimes if you are walking in the wrong place, or enter through the wrong gate, some of them get all bent up over it. Some people also let a little authority go to their heads about the punch card - I come here often enough that I fill up my punch card from time to time (after a certain amount of stamps qualifies you for $10 off) and some of them will let you use it the same day, some won't. For crying out loud, it's just a coupon and will get used anyway. Anyway, it's a blessing to have a great farm close to home to buy as much fresh and local produce as possible. Best investment is on your health and nutrition.

Fun place to spend a Good Friday! Many Easter photo ops, a fun maze with a colorful story and a giant egg basket with multicolored eggs! They also have carts you can pull to carry your things, the fruits/vegetables you pick or even your children (if they are small enough). We went on their tractor ride and it was relaxing...

If you're in the Valley and want to pick fresh fruits from a farm, Underwood Family Farms is the place you want to be at! Trust me, you will not be disappoint! Great place to visit for singles and family with kids! Location: it is located in Moorpark! Parking: Free. parking is in the dirt lot! Entrance: there is a fee to get in. It's $7 per person for weekday. They also give you a stamp card. You get a free entrance after 10 stamps! Also at the entrance, you'll see on the board what's in season and the pricing for the fruits and veggies that are available there. If you need to leave the farm, they'll give you a stamp so you can go in and out How it works: You pay the entrance fee, get into the farm. Once you're inside, you can walk around or ride the tractor. As you ride around the farm, you can hop off to the area you're interested in picking fruits/veggies. there are containers in the tractor for you to grab as you hop off. Once you're done in the area, you can hop back on to the tractor to venture to another location. The tractor comes around every 15 minutes. There is also the bumble bee ride for kids! What's there: this place is huge, I didn't expect to stay more than an hour. Ohh I was so wrong. When I was there, I visited the olallieberries, lavender field, sunflowers, strawberries, lettuces, and the carrots areas. I'd have to say this is a great place for kids because they have so many activities to entertain them from bumble bee ride, to the chicken show, to scooting around, to sieving around dirt to find gold. This place is extremely family friendly. Tips: It was pretty hot when we were there. I highly recommend bringing an umbrella, sun hat, lots of suncreen, shoes and water! Please please stay hydrate! I walked the farm in flip flop ahaha, and I got major flip flop tan as a result! Side Note: this place is definitely organic because there's lots of creepy crawlies in our olallieberries. We actually threw away the berries since there were so many little worms inside. They're harmless, but not very attractive to eat. So if you're going around this time and stopping by the olallieberries, beware of the worms. If you don't want to work for the fruits, this place also provide pre-package fruits and veggies near the front area too. Overall: great place to visit and explore! I had plenty fun with my husband and my cousin! Definitely recommended and likely will come back!

A great place to spend time together with your family, friends and kids in an outdoor environment. You can pick fresh fruits and vegetables from the fields or purchase them at their store near the entrance of the farm. We can also pet and feed the farm animals. There's a bumblebee ride as well. There is also a food truck that sells lemonade & sandwiches. Many families bring their own food and have them at the shaded picnic tables. The staff were friendly and helpful There is plenty of free parking available. I highly recommend this place especially for families with young children...

If you a city person and looking to get a little country, then this may be your spot. Especially if you have kids, and you want to go picking, ride a hay wagon or pick up a pumpkin in the fall. If you are seeking more, a real farm that is not catering to LA people then you may want to go further into Ventura county. To go picking, you have to pay to enter plus you pay for what you picked. The prices are not cheap for picking. Prices are advertised on their website. If you want to skip picking, and just get fruits and vegetables you can grab some at their farm stand. Prices are not that much cheaper. Tomatoes were about 5 dollars for a small plastic basket. Good prices on beets and carrots. Both are very good tasting. Small bunches of carrots are 2-2.50, and beets are similar prices. Not all fruits and vegetables are grown on-site. The best thing about this farm is tomato picking during Labor Day weekend. They do not charge an entrance fee. Prices for picking have gone up each year but are still a good deal for Roma tomatoes. Tomatoes this year are at forty cents per a pound if you pick them. Get to the farm early as the best is for the early birds. Also to beat mass amount of cars. People are serious about their picking, boxes and boxes are picked up by people. Also nice to see the sun rise as you pick! Worth a stop, if you seek some fresh vegetables!

I would definitely recommend coming early because the traffic is insane. It's such a cute place. The corn maze is a waste of time but they have many fruits and vegetables for picking and a bunch of different pumpkins for sale.

Efren made our experience at Underwood Farms extra special. He was working the area where kids can pan for gems and fossils and he was incredibly kind and helpful, letting us take our time to pan for our gems and fossils with my 4 year old nephew and aunt. Later he was the driver of the bee tractor ride and he showed us the farm and made the ride a lot of fun for our small party. It was a windy and quiet day but its employees like Efren who take the time to welcome their guests and give them a helping hand who really make the experience memorable.

The best, and only pumpkin patch to take your kids to enjoy. I take my babies here every year, and it's truly the best. They have the best rides, tractor trailer rides, and so many more. Good food, nice eating area. AND I SAW AND FOT A HUG FROM CHRIA BROWN when I went 10/24..

I love coming here to see all the seasonal vegetables and fruit we can pick from the farm. It's a beautiful location and plentiful. Strawberries, turnips, cabbage and lettuce were fun to pick and were delicious. The best part was the lavender farm. It was lush and so fragrant and so beautiful. There is an entrance fee (week day price is $7 and weekend is $11 - but check their website to confirm).

We went on a Tuesday and there was a lot of parking. The prices for all the product was at the front and also on every sign for each flower, vegetable, fruit, etc. Unfortunately, when we went they weren't doing any strawberry picking even though on the website it said it would be available in August. The strawberries is the reason we came to this field. They also didn't offer any water jars or cups for the flowers which caused them to dry out as soon as we reached the front to pay. Other than that, it had many options and it was a beautiful farm. I would return again in hopes of strawberry picking.

Always a good time at the farm. I love that i can bring my kids here and give them a safe space to run around and let out some energy. I usually only come on the weekdays and weekends tend to be busier. They offer so much for kids they never get bored. Employees are always friendly and helpful. I love that I can do some shopping for fruits and vegetables on the way out.

Came here recently with family and had a great time! We arrived around 10 am on a Saturday, and thankfully it wasn't crowded. You can park very close to the entrance. Cost to enter is $3/person, and babies are free. Berry picking is fun, but there were basically no strawberries left when we arrived. However, we got to pick lots of blueberries. The only negative aspect of berry picking is that there is no shade, so bring a good hat and cover up! Also, there are lots of cute animals and structures for good phot opps. I just wish I knew ahead of time to bring some quarters so I could give the animals treats. Definitely recommend and would return!

The fresh produce is always the best! The staff is always nice and friendly. The atmosphere is perfect! But the animals are definitely not looking good. They look sad, dirty and could be cared for better.

Love this place. Such a nice big family friendly place. My kids loved everything about this place. The lavender field smelled so amazing!

So I discovered this place during Covid... So like about 3 years ago. We were locked down and I'm an introvert as is my hubby but we were literally going nuts in the house. So we wanted to be outside to get some fresh air and just really get out of the house. And I looked and this place popped up as a place that you could go pick berries and I thought why not. So we went and had a blast and the berries were so freaking CHEAP and so yummy since I could pick the red ones only. Lol This time when I went, it was on a sunny day in the midst of some really rainy weather that we have been experiencing in Southern California so the grounds were muddy. And since it was close to Easter it was all decorated for Easter. So if you have kids, this will be a great great place to bring your kids as they had everything set for kids. There was an egg dying place, birdhouse painting, egg hunting area, area where you could feed ducklings, etc. We got there early around 10am and left before 1pm which was great since it was starting to get packed! *****Pro Tip***** - Bring quarters as they had little food dispensers where you could get treats for the different animals there. - Tickets during this time for the weekend can only be bought online before you get to the entrance. The weekdays, you can buy tickets at the entrance. So right now, it is mainly set up for the kids BUT my main reason for going was to go to the pick it yourself areas! So I walked through the areas and they had it set up so adorably for the kids. So if you have kids, being then here so that they can blow off some steam. ;) I was a little disappointed when I went to the pick it yourself areas were mainly veggies and no fruit. :/ But I guess I was a little early! Lol Looks like all the berries will not be in season until July as I believe that all the rain that we've been getting have flooded quite a few areas. Which sucks but gives me another reason to go back in July. :) No matter what, I was able to pick some delicious sugar snap peas, fresh carrots and beets!! They had other veggies but I had just bought some romaine, broccoli and cabbage. Yes... I was very stupid! #facepalm #bigmistake Let me tell ya! I already roasted my beets and they were delicious!! The carrots are crunchy, juicy, fresh and yummilicious!! And the sugar snap peas are all cleaned and ready for a some amazing stir fry!! I can't wait to make it! This farm is great and an even better to walk around and just enjoy the fresh air surrounded by nature.

make sure they dont charge u 30$ cuz they r thief they suppose to charge u 28$, which happened to me i went in today with my folks, and this lady charged me 60$ per person i told her no way i am paying 60$ per person. please watch out this place taking advantage of your money. and also i stomach flu from the food i ate it was disgusting

Such a fun place to go whether you are looking to have a full on farm experience picking your own fruits and vegetables or just stopping in for a few quick things at their farm stand.

Love this place amazing for all ages highly recommend very busy but worth it porting zoo food good day out

I came here for the first time with our senior group for a day trip. This place is huge! Wear comfortable walking shoes that you don't mind getting dirty as it's a farm! And hats, sunscreen, and water are good to bring. Our weather was perfect. There is so much to do here. There's a corn maze, farm animals, petting area, you can feed the animals pellets for 25c. It's family friendly and lots of kids were there on field trips picking out their pumpkins. They have wagons to haul the pumpkins and vegetables (or children who get tired). You can pick your own vegetables or buy them at the stand. There's also a nice store that sells seasonal items ( pumpkiny stuff and Halloween stuff), snacks, nic nacs, and other assorted items. They do sell drinks like water and soda. There are a few food trailers that sell coffee and sandwiches. The people that work here are friendly and all in all, this is was a great place to spend several hours!

Beautiful produce, cheerful employees, easy parking. A 3x win in my book. Always fun to visit!!

There are no words for how much I love this farm. I have been coming here since I was a kid and still do the full circle - check in at the front to get tickets and say hi to everyone (they're so nice!). Then left to the animals - the goats have a walkway that goes above you so don't stand under there too long :) Gawk at the giant bunnies. Feed the horses. Grab a latte or tea at the food truck if it's a cold day to warm up your hands while you're walking. Then to the pick your own fields to get whatever is in season. Strawberries, tulips, arugula... it's all good. If you have little ones you can get tickets to the maze, baby duck area, petting zoo. Then a quick check out at the front and you're on your way! The line hasn't ever been more than a few people and the checkers are really helpful if you have questions or need to grab something last minute. I recommend coming on weekdays because the weekends can get a little rowdy and crowded.

Loved the experience picking fruits and vegetables on the farm. There is also a great selection of sauces and seasonings in the market at the front. Would definitely recommend the honey candies.