Impressed by the number of vendors. Unimpressed by the…read moreparking and little space for shopping. Offered both food, produce and local craftsman. Friendly vendors throughout. Nice vibe of walking through the aisles.

A good variety of vendors attending this market. I would have liked to see some food trucks. There…read morewere three fresh produce stalls. It's a good addition for Folsom to be sure.

Someone gave me some of these and I had to come back for some myself. The first time I tasted them,…read moreI thought they were the best strawberries I've ever had. I bought some now myself and they weren't exactly the same but they were still much better than the strawberries I'm used to. They are very sweet, delicate, and flavorful. They should likely be eaten or used in recipes same day. They mush pretty easily. There's a lot of small strawberries in the batch, so not as good for chocolate dipped berries, but great as a snack or for Jam. They also sell strawberry jam... They were selling cherries, red onions, snap peas, and a couple other things when I went. They take cash and card.

The absolute best strawberries I've had since my dad's home grown strawberries in the 1970's…read more This year they've been selling out really fast. I'm going to make a special trip in the morning and see if I can get a flat of the berries. All the staff who run the shack are very nice. Buy from them and you won't be disappointed. However, be ready to eat your heart out. Since they are picked ripe, they don't last long. I highly recommend this little shack. The only reason I didn't give a full 5 star review is because their hours of operation are a little wonky.

I heard about this spot a couple years back from my SIL but never made the time to go. Now that my…read morethree youngest kids eat strawberries like they're candy and it was Mother's Day it seemed like the best time to go! Although, it was a bit of a drive for us coming from Sacramento/Elk Grove we were able to maximize our time there. The strawberry farm is family owned and located not too far from other businesses in the area if you wanted to find something to eat or find somewhere else to hang out afterwards. There was a food truck, Laopino, that had delicious lumpias, music, a bubble machine, plus a few games and activities to keep the little ones occupied, and shaded tables to enjoy your fresh harvests. :) Tickets are only available online. Weekend tickets are released on Thursdays at 7 pm. When choosing our date and time it shows we only had an hour to pick but really we got to take our time and enjoy our morning. I feel they show you have a one hour slot to help stagger guests in. I love how they had a little gift shop set up, another tent with fresh flowers, drinks, and beautiful cookies at the register to purchase. The strawberry fields had plenty to choose from. We saw lots of bright red ones varying from all sizes. The staff also informed us there were 6 types of strawberries being grown! My kids enjoyed only for a short while and mainly wanted to stay in the kid area. There are also plenty of photo ops on the farm too! We would absolutely return in the future. Highly recommend!

I saw Granny Mays on an Insta ad and I immediately clicked on it to make a rezie! My daughter…read moreLOVES, I'm talking about lovesssss strawberries so picking fresh berries is right up our activity alley. Being able to include her in picking the strawberries then taking them home to eat fresh off the vine was everything and more. On the day we went (reservation on a Saturday from 10-11am) the cost for adults was $12 per person. This includes a small basket per person. They offer 6 different varieties of strawberries, yup you read that right. I had no idea there were more than one variety, so this educational part was cool. The farm can get crowded and with this Sac heat, I highly recommend scheduling your reservation early and on a weekday. The farm is family owned and everyone is so nice. Would absolutely recommend this idea to families with your kiddos.

The best man defines in the world! The are easy peel and no…read moreseeds They are juicy and nice and sweet!

Great selection of different citrus fruits, jams, juices, and syrups. Really nice people and yummy…read moreproducts

It's a very small market but always with local goodies! The cinnamon roll is so tasty! Most of the…read morevendors will give samples. And it's usually very calm and quiet.

Didn't have any luck with the items I bought. Primal Market Eggs 12.00 doz. were not good. Didn't…read morehave any flavor.

I love this place. During summer, I visit weekly to order cases of peaches. These are the most…read moredelicious peaches I have ever eaten. Coming from a ranch and farming family. I've never tasted peaches this delicious. The price is right, the staffing is kind and the quality of fruit is undeniable. I highly recommend this ranch to anyone looking for a sweet peach treat for summertime. They are located at multiple farmers markets around Pleasant County. Go check them out you won't be disappointed.

We are so lucky to have them here in Lincoln placer county !! Great produce from their farm and…read moresurrounding farms. Definitely recommend stopping by their farm stand or catch them at a local farmers market !!

Willow Creek Ranch produced one of my favorite mandarin oranges at the 2024 Mountain Mandarin…read moreFestival. Farmers are friendly to chat with. You can sample a mandarin while you're there. You can see them packing bags of oranges. Currently, you can buy 5 lb for $10 or 10 lb for $20. Mandarins are juicy and sweet. You may be able to buy other fresh farm produce here, such as lemons, Cara Cara oranges, blood oranges, or walnuts. You can find products from other local farms, like honey or Newcastle Mandarin Ranch sauces. You can pay by credit card. It's easy to spot the signage and drive to Willow Creek Ranch on English Colony Way, part of the Mandarin Trail. Good luck competing in the upcoming 2025 Mountain Mandarin Festival!

This is one of my primary "go to" places for fresh mandarins when they're in season. It's fairly…read moreclose to my house, easy to get in and out of, manned by friendly people - and about as close to "fresh off the tree" as you can get! When mandarins are in season, you can pretty much be assured that what you're buying here is no more than a day or two from being picked from the trees. It's the end of the season now, and I picked up probably one of the last 10 pound bags they'll be offering for now. Even though it was end of season, the mandarins are just the way I like them - the best variety (in my opinion) - easy to peel, seedless, juicy. So glad I have something like this nearby!

We have picked up mandarins during Christmas from the Little farm stand at the corner of Bell Road…read moreand Interstate 80 in Auburn for years. Now my girls are grown. I picked up a bag Christmas Eve because her and her husband were coming to visit and it's become a family tradition to enjoy mandarins. However, this year within two days, they all started to turn moldy and have bad spots. So when my daughter was here, they were grossed out. I know business is tough and you got to sell things and make a living, but once you lose your quality control, people will never come back, I'm going to have to find them somewhere else in the future.

We went on a Saturday. There was a fire pit going. They have delicious mandarin, fresh squeezed…read moremandarin juice as well as mandarin products. we got to sample the delicious mandarin milkshake too. We ended up buying 10 lbs of mandarins, some juice, mandarin olive oil and a mandarin chili sauce. Fun little outing. Btw they offer a cash discount so come prepared if you want to take advantage