Attended toward the end when tickets were slightly discounted. Purchased online the weekday 2-pack…read moreticket special was $36 plus $6 service fee, total $42 for 2 people. A child ticket was $17 plus $3 fee. Not sure if purchasing tickets at the door would have been cheaper or not. After seeing the mixed reviews of this event I didn't have high expectations so was pleasantly surprised that I actually enjoyed it. The theme for this year was Atlantis. There was a variety of displays, colorful photo rooms, and a circus performance. This event seems to be more geared toward kids so don't expect high tech lighting and effects. For the price I thought it was ok but for a big family it can be quite costly. Going toward the end of the event will be a cheaper and less crowded.

Came here as a family for an outing! Came with our almost one year old. Wasn't sure if it would be…read moreentertaining for him but honestly it was fun for him with all the lights and stimulation! There are multiple instagram worthy decorated booths! Even for us adults, it was entertaining to walk around and see the different light displays and garden! There is a circus show so it's nice to have something else to be entertained by. Overall good family outing opportunity for the summer!

Conejo Family Farm's Pumpkin Patch is the perfect spot to soak up all the fall vibes!…read more If you're looking for a relaxed, low-key day, weekdays are the way to go. But if you're in the mood for a lively atmosphere, weekends are buzzing with pop-up coffee stands, local beer stalls, and tons of happy families. I even heard they had over 5,000 guests in a single day last weekend -- such an incredible turnout for this Camarillo patch! Entry is $10 a person unless you're under the age of 5, then it's free. Once you step inside the grounds, the fun doesn't stop. From picking pumpkins (I snagged the cutest little white ones) to exploring the tall corn maze and strolling through the sunflower fields, there's something for everyone. At just $1 a stem, you can build your own sunflower bouquet, which makes this experience extra special. The kids will love the mini maze and bouncy houses, while adults can enjoy the festive energy and beer. Honestly, I had the best time and totally recommend adding it to your fall bucket list. Make sure to keep an eye on their Instagram or website as that's where you can find updating postings of specialized events and pop up. Reminder: the weekends are when they have the animal petting zoo, coffee stalls and beer garden. The weekdays appear to be more lowkey and don't have all of these options - but if you watch their website, they do have mid week events like yoga in the pumpkin patch etc.

He tons of fun at the pumpkin patch ! Took my 1 year old and she absolutely loved the tractor ride…read more! Lots of good photo op opportunities. Also, for only $10 everything is included Tractor ride ~ Kids and adults corn maze and sunflowers galore !

Paty's Farm saved me in my strawberry crisis! I usually go to Las Posas Berries for strawberries,…read morebut they are not open on some weekdays, which I did not take into account. On my commute, I went a different route in the hopes that one of the farms in Somis would be open before 9AM, and thankfully, Patty's was. I stopped by and bought a full flat of strawberries for $44. Despite the berries being smaller than the ones from Las Posas Berries, they were equally sweet, and the staff kept stuffing the flat with more berries as I got my card to pay. Super helpful, quick, and delicious!

Stopped by Patty's Farm for some fresh strawberries and what a great fresh locally grown fruit…read morestore. We got some strawberries, peaches, plums, cucumbers, dried fruit and peanuts. It was a good choice and boy those strawberries tasted so good. The gentleman working the store has been in the area since 1976. Highly recommended

Good Farms was the Ventura Farm Day event center. Various community services for the agricultural…read morecommunity had booths. There were also demonstrations gardens, a booth about beneficial (and not so beneficial) bugs. Our favorite part was a booth sponsored by Sprouts and some growers filled with baskets of fruits and vegetable for the taking. We took home zucchini, onions, tomatoes and potatoes. Time to make stew.

In the middle of our touring Ventura County at resources on the 2017 Farm Day, we arrived at Good…read moreFarms. Conscious of the clock ticking, we didn't spend a lot of time there, but I did take a few minutes to soak up the environment of acres of fresh strawberries stretching in the sun. The folks hosting tour members had equipment on display, and various team members talking with the guests, explaining about their growing techniques. They had a water truck distributing a sprinkling on the driveway and parking area to keep the dust down. That was really considerate. My impression was, "All schools should take their students on field trips so that suburban / urban kids can learn that their food doesn't just come from the grocery store." The vibe at Good Farms lent itself to that kind of teaching experience. Hooray for their strawberry and blueberry crops!

This place was so amazing great place to get close to ostrich. The own himself gave my family a…read moreprivate tour it was so informative and all the details he gave us have me so amazed. The location it self it's beautiful near mountains. They also have restrooms and playground for kids. They also have little shop they sell ostrich eggs which are huge and they even have home made honey. Amazing place would definitely be going back!!

Such a great little place! We did a tour in the morning with five kids under 7, and the gentleman…read moregiving the tour was so accommodating to antsy little bodies needing to move around. I'm so sorry I didn't catch his name, but he was very knowledgeable and so kind. I'll absolutely be recommending Quail Run Ranch to every one!

One of the things I learned during Ventura County Farm Day is that there are some very progressive,…read moresophisticated agricultural businesses here in our county, helping to feed the region and the country. When we pulled up at the front of their building, we found an impressive facade. We missed the tour of their processing / packing plant, so would want to put it on the list for next year! They did have an array of displays set up in their lobby, along with literature to take away to learn more about sustainable farming. An added bonus was the produce they were offering as a thank you for visiting. I selected a head of super-fresh lettuce, and Dear Hubby chose a bunch of cilantro. They also had kale available. Very kind! We felt welcomed and look forward to a longer visit next year.

Easy in and easy out. I don't know his last name, but Ben was very courteous and helpful. It was…read moreour first time at The Hagle Tree Farm and certainly won't be our last. The kids had fun, the wife got the tree she wanted, and it was hassle free for me. Highly recommend to anyone looking to find the right tree, starting a new family tradition, and especially if you are new to the area.

Beautiful place to take pictures and Santa Claus was there…read more And he was so nice Taking pictures with all the children I would love one day to cut our own Christmas tree