This was a fun experience for all ages! We learned a lot and had a great time!!…read more alpacas!

We had such a good time! It took about an hour, by appointment, to learn about the alpacas and…read moremeet them. So much fun and a learning experience. It's a working farm, the animals are clearly well cared for. There is a cute boutique for alpaca related merchandise. The tour is free, but given they are taking time out of their workday to show you around, donations are appreciated. This is a great stop for families and kids.

We went on Labor Day. Trees are very very dry, definitely not enough water…read more There are some fig trees. A lot felt on the ground. The ones on the trees are dry and small.

We went cherry picking here and it was so fun! The cherries tasted amazing, multiple kinds to…read morechoose from. The lady who worked there was so sweet and you could tell everyone likes her. We have yet to go for the other fruits but we'll definitely be going again sometime!

I drop by for a quick healthy lunch on the go and was blown away with the options! Lots of paninis…read moreand bowls to choose from. After debating for quite a long time I settled on the Mediterranean bowl and added chicken. Many of the bowls already included chicken, but I just felt like Mediterranean. The bowls are $10 and the added chicken was an additional $4. The portion was large enough that I split it into 2 lunches! I will definitely be back, it was delicious!!!

Love the bowls of food, good food for your body. Nice clean food. I got a bowl today…read more All ready for me when I went in. And cheap The bowl with sweet potatoes and black beans Nice clean eating.

The $465 entrance fee for our 4 kids and 2 adults is completely beyond the pale…read more This so-called FAMILY EVENT is anything but family friendly. This is not a fun haunted corn maze, it's a third rate wanna be AMUSEMENT PARK charging ridiculous prices that exclude large families from participating. Very disappointing.

Worked here 2024 for the month of October. They told us that they "lost my pay" because I didn't…read morefinish my paperwork (I had 4 witnesses who saw me turn it in) then proceeded to show me an envelope and folder with all my information. I was choked by a child and they did nothing. A lot of us actors were threatened with rape by inebriated guests and even some co workers including the minors that worked there! They refused to hire security until the last two nights and my coworker who is disabled had people sit in and on him while in his wheelchair! The manager Forest had done nothing and even told us to "shut up they aren't sexualizing you, you're just exaggerating." Overall this place is a rip off and treats the actors and employees like trash. Do not work here! Coworkers have almost been sent to the hospital including myself!

Another amazing year in the books with my family at Nash Ranch pumpkin patch. Each year they truly…read morehave upped their game. Adding local craft and food vendors as well as making the corn maze extra special and fun. The petting zoo is always my girls favorite and although they've outgrown the face painting, they never pass up the train ride or the play time in the bounce house. Locally owned by a hard working local family. Great people. We love going each year and showing our support.

The last weekend of September, I had the good fortune of being with a non-profit that guided cars…read morefor parking for a donation for youth gardening. It was a spectacular experience. The property is a treat to drive through the old oaks and Autumn light. As a farmers daughter, I love seeing the rows of farm equipment. The Nash Ranch (NR) is Shasta County's "original" Pumpkin Patch (PP) since 1991. NR is a real working farm that actually grows its own pumpkins, as well as a host of other things (i.e., alfalfa, oats, barley, and bird seed millet). Family farms are hard to hang onto...the costs roll in all year without anything coming in ie water, labor, seed, taxes. And then there is a summer with 119 degree summer days with weeks of triple digits. Pumpkin production is lowered. Despite hardships, Nash Family makes the Ranch work, while still sharing generously with the community.

Beautiful location and sweet animals, this is an awesome place to connect with yourself through the…read moreequines here. I come out here to visit and relax with my daughter. She loves Puck the pony. Worth it to come experience horses if you don't have your own at home.

Roughout Ranch has been an absolute blessing. My 6 year old daughter came to me when she was only 8…read moremonths old. In that short time, she already had such traumatic experiences she developed PTSD. She has also been diagnosed with AdHD, Autism, depression and anxiety. When she was 3, we found Roughout Ranch. She has loved horse since she was a baby. I was hoping to find a program that would fit her needs. There are others in our area, I visited with their clients (who seemed happy with them). But I just didn't feel they were right for my little one. However, Roughout Ranch has been perfect. Her visits are just her (even before the pandemic). My grandson also goes and they often will have their visits scheduled together. Kathy still tailors the visits according to their individual needs. My daughter has become so much more patient and aware of other's feelings. They are also working on conquering some of her fears. You can definitely tell when she has not been to the ranch in awhile. I only wish she could visit everyday!

Prices are crazy. No way am I going to spend $300 on a tree. I can get a permit for $10 and cut my…read moreown or go to a big box store and pay $80. Totally taking advantage of people. Shame on you!!!

Didn't want to forget to post this based on our awesome experience with this business this last…read moreChristmas. The folks here have made it sooooo easy to get an excellent tree and service was top notch. We were able to select a tree online and pay online, and have it delivered to our house..amazing. We will be using them again next Christmas so thanks again to an excellent local business doing it right! For those of you that can't live without the smell of a fresh tree in your house during the holidays, this biz can't be beat!!

I am a bit behind in writing this, but wanted to regardless! My partner and I had our daughter's…read morebirthday party at Woody's in April. We chose Woody's because our little one wanted mac 'n cheese and they have some of the best in town! I cannot rave enough about the restaurant and how well they handled the party. The booking process was easy and completed via e-mail. This aspect was handy as I didn't have to leave the house or make a phone call on a busy day. The gentleman I spoke to answered all of my questions during the booking process. On the day of the party, we showed up a few minutes early to put up some decorations. A waitress and waiter came and greeted us right away. The owner even came by, promptly, and introduced himself to me. The kindess and professionalism was outstanding. Our waitress (I wish I remembered her name! I feel terribly that I can't provide it.) did an outstanding job! We were a big group of people and she took all of our orders, answered questions, and helped us with anything we needed. I hope it can be determined who worked that day so she can be given her kudos as she was lovely! Lastly, the kitchen staff did a great job getting our food out in a timely manner. I was impressed by their speed and the food was delicious. As the restaurant was busy, we didn't have a chance to say thank you one final time before we left. So, thank you again, Woody's! You guys made the party enjoyable and easy for us. We felt we could take a step back and enjoy our daughter's day! :)

I finally tried their banh mi today. It had a few "pickled" cukes and huge daikon strips…read more Unfortunately, it also had fajita style veggies on it, which is not normal, nor tasty. Or maybe they were the peppers/onions that go on the cheesesteak? We did a DoorDash for a work group and with all fees it was a $30 sandwich (menu price $23) but I trashed after 3 bites. I tried, because I do not like to waste, but I couldn't stomach that combo. The side salad was actually great so I ate that, but essentially, $30 for a side salad is no bueno.

We had our wedding here and it was amazing. I was shocked when I saw Cindy (their manager) boxing…read moreup our left over food and washing the pans they came in. I recommend this venue in a heartbeat not only because the amazing location but because the wonderful staff. I again want to thank Cindy, brad and everyone that made this the best day in my life.

Incredible venue !!…read more Recently drove from Reno to this small town east of Redding to attend the wedding of a dear friend. Why would she have everyone drive three hours for the wedding when no one lives near here ? Come to the property and discover her reasons. Truly in the countryside. Huge parking lot with attendants to guide you. Lots of mature trees. Ponds. Fabulous fountain. Spacious grassy areas. Nice restroom facilities with changing room upstairs. Large barn. Yard games. The fall pictures will be incredible. The green lawn with white chairs, and brick path leading to an outdoor raised alter as the breeze tosses leaves all around. The natural area here is just plain gorgeous. While pictures were taken before and after the ceremony, horseshoe pits, giant connect four, and frisbee games were available to the guests to play on the lawn. After the ceremony we go to the barn, where it is a perfect up. An area for buffet service, a small kitchen for the caterers to set up in complete with industrial refrigerator and sinks. A bar area. DJ or band stage. Large dance floor. Large seating area with tables and chairs. Rustic, but very clean. The chandeliers are an awesome touch. The entire venue seems so well organized from a guest's perspective. BTW - for those that want to enjoy an event here, Redding Lyft does deliver and pick you up.

The Turtle Bay Farmers' Market (TBFM) is run by healthyshasta.org, and is a certified farmers'…read moremarket--"certified" meaning that the CA Department of Agriculture has inspected the farms to ensure the produce being sold at the markets is CA grown. This is a tiny market that had only five unimpressive stands (×2 fruit; ×1 tamale; ×1 eggs; & ×1 clothing/jewelry) on the day I visited. Here are some quick facts: -All the stands accept EBT (aka food stamps) -Located in the Sun Dial Bridge parking lot, in the Turtle Bay Exploration Park. -Runs on Sundays only from June 8th - October 19th, 2014 from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. Check the Healthy Shasta website for the 2015 schedule, but I reckon it'll be similar. I was not impressed with the TBFM, and it should be a 2-star review. However, to be fair, I caught them at the end of their season, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and bump it up to 3-stars. Eat fresh!