I love Renker Farms. They're a produce stand, selling fruits and vegetables, flowers, and some…read moreother stuff. It's a perfect place to stop by after the farmer's market on Saturdays (just down the road about 1/2 mile) or when you're driving from Lakeport to Kelseyville any day. I go there for the flowers (for my lovely wife)--you can pick your own bouquet of fresh flowers and only spend a couple bucks for a nice bunch of 'em! Their prices are dirt cheap, and the old folks who run the place are always so nice. A very cool little place that I wish Lake County had more of!

Awesome farmstand & Farm. You can cut your own zinnias, pick up some heirloom tomatoes, apples,…read morepears, squash and whatever else the season has to offer. Bring cash, and a bag if you think of it. Enjoy walking up and down the rows of flowers and get some extra for a friend while you're at it. It's extra fun to come in the fall when all the pumpkins are available. Let your kids help pick an assortment for the front porch.

We enjoyed our stop at Moonbeam farm. Caz educated us on lavender and loofa. I had no idea that…read moreloofa was a part of the cucumber family and that it grows on vines! We learned so much. My husband was even interested in everything that we learned. We had lots of questions and Caz answered them. The man who works on the farm was so kind to bring out some fresh lavender for us to have. Thank You! We took a self guided tour of the loofas. Fascinating. I had fun shopping in the store. There were so many different items for sale. I got some fun gifts for my girlfriends back in San Diego. If you love lavender, like I do, or if you're curious about loofa, be sure to plan a stop at this farm. Be sure to check out their website for current hours. www.MoonBeamFarm.com They offer classes. It would be so much fun to get together with friends and take a class. Check it out. Note- if you have an RV, check out Harvest Hosts. You can camp overnight at the lavender farm.

We have been to Corning so many times over the years and I never knew this place existed until last…read moreweek. Moonbeam Farm and Country Store have such a cute selection of lavender products and gifts. The staff was so friendly and helpful. They said their products are all organic and do not include parabens. The lotion and lotion bar are my favorite. They smell and feel great. We will definitely go back on our next trip up north. They also sell online.

Great family experiences, picking blueberries, on a real farm. Yummy baked goods and blueberry ice…read morecream, as well as opportunities to reserve a night in the glamping tents.

What a blast! There's a little bit of chipping away in the pocketbook with parking, $5 scone, $5…read morecoffee, $5 ice cream all of which we're delicious. But the actual picking part is really a lot of fun! It's got good chomp down on the blueberries while they picked and four of us picked 4-1/2 pounds of blueberries and something like 30 or 45 minutes! Gonna make some.delish jam and Pie! Kids had a blast ! $6/lb and worth it ! Organic!!

Tickets go on sale every Wednesday at Noon from June - September:…read more https://theboringfarm.simpletix.com These were some of the best organic raspberries I've ever tasted. Raspberries are quite easy to pick which makes it accessible for people of all ages to participate, which was great. I'd bring a picnic and drinks. There are plenty of tables in the shade and sun. We were having such a lovely time picnicking after picking that we didn't even notice they'd been closed for half an hour! They were welcoming and didn't say a thing. Very thoughtful and family-friendly people. I'd definitely come back. While there are only raspberries at this farm, they're so good that it's worth coming for that one beautiful fruit.

A really fun stop for a family outing!…read more The raspberries are really delicious, and I love that the farm is organic so you feel good feeding your loved ones. The prices are $12 a pound, which seem fair considering you're paying $7-8 for a small 6 oz pack in the grocery store. Plus, you can't beat picking them fresh. There's a pond and picnic area to enjoy your fresh picked raspberries or a packed lunch, if you want to make an afternoon out of it. Not a lot of shade on the property, so if you go on a hot day be prepared with water at hats.

Drove down from Chico today to go picking! An easy 35 minute drive. Mark, the owner was very sweet…read moreand knowledgeable. Lots of different cherry varieties, strawberries, blueberries, and even some stone fruit varieties were available. There are wagons, buckets, and step stools throughout the property to help you reach the higher branches. I do recommend coming earlier in the morning; after an hour you do feel pretty zapped by the heat. Good thing they have cold sweet treats! They make their own ice cream and waffle cones, and it's to die for! I took home a pint of blueberry cheesecake and strawberry brownie ice cream. Very excited to be returning in the fall for peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, stone fruit and more!

Best price for fruit. Great service. And wow the ice cream! Spent a couple of hours walking and…read morepicking fruit.

I have been to both here and SNB upick down the road. Despite the former being smaller in scale,…read morethey have far superior berries. To my knowledge Hansen's used pesticides to spray their berries, SNB does not. The berries here are big and full which is nice and encouraging for children, but are pretty much flavorless. I still prefer SNB's sweet, plump delicious berries.

We had lots of fun this morning picking blueberries at Hansen's farm! They provide gallon buckets,…read moreand you pick and fill your bucket. $15/gallon.

Really cute apple farm and cider stand along the highway. We stopped here on the way to Mendocino…read moreand grabbed a bottle of apple cider sauce which we haven't seen elsewhere before. The stand itself is small and there weren't many people when we stopped by on a rainy day but the area is super charming. They also sell organic apple juice, cider, apple cider vinegar and some dried apples and pears. A lot of their products are organic and it's super easy to pay via cash, venmo or they have a card swiper inside.

The best apple juice I've ever had! I paid by scanning their venmo code. They support all sorts of…read morepayment options. It was the perfect after / before hike drink :)

Pick your own peaches and nectarines?! $2/pound this last…read moreweekend?! Fun for the whole family?! We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. Thank you.

L&T Pumpkin Patch was great!! Lots of pumpkins, and lots of activities like cornhole, hay rides, a…read morecorn pit, and rope a pallet horse. Every kid there was having a great time. The food vendor was great, and we bought some fresh produce. Everyone was very friendly. Highly recommended!!

I've driven past this little stand in Ukiah countless times and finally decided to stop and I'm so…read moreglad I did. Hands down, these are the best strawberries money can buy! Family-owned and operated, this unassuming little shack off the side of the highway is a hidden gem. If you're looking for a sweet treat on your drive, this is an absolute must-stop.

If you're ever on the 101 near Ukiah, this is a must stop! Strawberries are my favorite fruit and…read morelet me tell you that these are the best. The strawberries are small but mighty and full of flavor. The flavor there's not something you can find in the stores. Don't forget to bring cash!

My bestfriend brought me here to shop their cute produce stand and get a saffron cookie she's been…read morewanting me to try for forever! I absolutely loved this stand! It's small, but set up in such an organized and cute way! They work on the honor system, so you grab what you want, write your information down, and submit your payment to the money box that they have on-site. Ended up getting a few things, including that saffron cookie my bff had raved about. Their saffron lemonade intrigued me, and wow was it so unique in flavor! Tarte, with a strong saffron flavor. I liked it! I would have grabbed some of their produce, but we had gone to the farmer's market earlier that day. Plus, because it was going on late afternoon, there wasn't much produce left to shop. Even so, this produce stand still had such nice offerings. You could get saffron itself, homemade pesto, plus a select few produce items that were still available at the time that we went. Awesome concept. Also hear that they have lodging accommodations here, which is a plus! Definitely recommend you checking out this farm!

This little six acre farm is the highest saffron producing farm in North America. The techniques…read moreused to harvest the saffron allows the farmers to produce high grade saffron. The farm has a cute little honor farm stand where you can purchase a variety of produce and products produced on the farm, including the farm raised saffron. Besides the retail items, the farm has two lodging opportunities, which include a cottage and an Airstream trailer. The farm hosts farm to table dinners and can be a wedding or event venue. If you have an opportunity to hear about the history of the current farmers and the saffron production process, take it! It's very interesting. Check out their website for the hours of the honor farm stand and more about the farm.