Good fruits it's so sweet and fresh . I'm enjoying here . I can't wait till I get to my kitchen…read moreand bake

Awesome little farm! Little stand where you can buy veggies for a great price, and we were able to…read morewalk around and check out all the growing going on. Very nice and beautiful little place. Check it out! Open Wed. 1pm to 4:30pm, Friday 1pm to 4:30pm and Sat. 8am to 2:30pm.

Cute spot with the winery & a Christmas market but poor selection of cut your own Christmas trees…read more It was also pricey at $20/ft, but most of their trees were either massive or tiny, so we ended up leaving without a tree.

I never knew that San Diego had Christmas Tree Farms so, of course, I had to check it out!…read more I was in between a couple, but saw that this one had a winery on site & I was sold. Make sure to check their hours because some days are reserved for advance reservations & they do stop selling on a certain date. They had 2 types of trees, ones that shred & ones that do not. It is a big lot so you can roam around & choose your favorite one. Grab a pole which is marked by feet & get it cut! $20/feet.

Be Wise Ranch is by far the best experience I've had with Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)…read more Years ago we were Suzie's Farm CSA devotees until they closed, and then we tried Farm Fresh to You (definitely NOT fresh!) and were a bit burned out on it. But, based on the great reviews here, in April I decided to give Be Wise a try for CSA. Initially, it took about a month to get my application processed, but after that, everything has been smooth sailing! We have an every-other-week subscription and I am always so impressed with the freshness and quality of the produce. CLEAN and CRISP spring mix, ripe peaches, the tastiest strawberries that you've ever eaten! And potatoes to die for! Yes, even something as simple as the humble potato can be a thing of glory when it is FRESH and roasted with tasty butter and herbs! Out of this world taste! I love that we can support a LOCAL family run-business, enjoy vitamin-packed ORGANIC produce and have a smaller ecological footprint than using the plastic-wrapped dead produce at the grocery store. Thanks Be Wise!

I can't name enough good things about Be Wise Ranch. We have been using them for almost 15 years…read moreand I can't thank them enough for helping keep us eating healthy food. The deliveries are always on time, wonderful selection of fruits and veggies and handled with care. Thank you Sandra, Nery and all your workers!

What a cute patch! We had a group of about 30 who met on a Sunday morning at 9am when it opened and…read moreit was perfect. It wasn't too hot or crowded. An hour later around 10am was when it started to get busy. It's a smaller patch so a couple hours is doable if you have small kiddos. There's a barn to buy your pumpkins, a corn maze ($5pp), corn blaster ($1 per shot), petting zoo (free), and some small booths of food and small trinkets. Our group had a lot of fun for the 2 hours we were there. There is a huge rock display where the kids climb and great photo ops. This patch was quite a distance from Mira Mesa (40-45 mins) but since we left early in the morning, there was no traffic and ample parking. Parking is free and lots available.

I enjoyed my time at mountain valley ranch pumpkin patch. It gets busy but it didn't feel too…read morehectic. They have a cool aesthetic and the pumpkin was reasonably priced.

What a treasure! The family that founded Ranchita Del Reo is in it's 4th generation of growing…read moreheritage varieties of apples in Julian. So rare! Arkansas Black, Northern Spy and so many more kinds of apples that you will never ever see in stores. The visit alone is amazing! Beautiful mountain setting, nice people to help, and they give a little tour to let you know which varieties are available. CUTE LITTLE STORE with preserves, honey, baked goods and more. Do NOT leave without cider! Made from those rare apple varieties, it's like nothing you've ever tasted

Before coming here make sure to download an offline map of Julian on Google maps because you do…read morelose signal up on the mountains! It can be easy to get lost here. The GPS kept re-routing me to volcan, but if you continue straight rather than taking a left onto farmer road, continue straight ahead past volcan and you will see farmer road continued and take a right there. The entrance of the location is the 3rd driveway off of farmer road. My friend had organized an event here for a group of ~20 people and they accommodated our group and were so friendly! I like how each group gets their own booking time and you get a private experience. We got to try the apple cider that they make, a several variety of apples, honey and take home some bags of tea. The owners gave a great educational overview of the types of apples, the farm, and how they take care of the trees here. They also had some other fruits including plums and persimmons that were absolutely delicious. They had a unique variety of apples called russet apples which look like russet potatoes but they taste so sweet and I think this was my favorite apple to try! The gift shop here is adorable and their Jams specifically the apricot jasmine and strawberry rose taste SOOO GOOD and are a must to get! There is also a bathroom here which is really clean. Overall they are an amazing place to go to, well priced, and very friendly! Def would be back

Very cute farm. We visited during pumpkin patch season and we loved it. There were lots of fun…read moreplaces to take pictures and the pumpkins were fairly priced, with a great variety! We enjoyed trying to find our way through the maze. We came from San Diego and it was worth the drive. Happy Halloween!

Booked for the Craft Fair at this location. The event area and scenery were great. The low low…read moretraffic was upsetting especially when told 250-500 people daily. It was by far lower then those numbers. I was very surprised that NO SIGNS were displayed at any major intersections leading to the pumpkin patch. $50 Per Day for a Craft Fair is on the higher end, but at a location with high foot traffic and promotion it's worth it. Neither of those simple expectations were present at this sale. No promotion of a Fair with leading signs displayed, minimal social presentation and very very low traffic. Disappointing. I would hope this business finds this as a learning curve for the next Craft Sale or Vendor Sale. These are small family businesses and $100 for a weekend is a lot. Take Care!

I visited Eli's Farms years ago and recently found their new location while visiting a friend. It's…read morea family-owned farm with a big selection of fruits and vegetables. The products are fresh, all natural, and of course, locally grown. The staff was helpful, and I learned they don't use harmful chemical pesticides or fertilizers, which is a huge plus. The farm stand is a nice size, shaded from the sun, with beautiful views of the Fallbrook hills. Peaceful too! I purchased a few jars of fresh honey and a sourdough loaf, the honey on toasted sourdough was a delicious treat. I also picked up some crisp green beans. They had a variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables, all of which looked fresh and beautifully grown. I'll be back when I need more fruits and vegetables. They now offer a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) subscription too. I'm looking forward to trying one, since I already get a CSA box from a nearby farm. They offer both delivery and pick-up options. If you appreciate fresh produce, definitely make a stop!

Abundant of fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey and homemade bread. Eli's farm stand is adjacent…read moreto Subtropica nurseries owned by the same family. We came here to pick up a couple avocado trees. The healthiest avocado trees I have ever seen in 3.5 gallon sleeves. We could get our grocery shopping done while having avocado trees back home. The best of both worlds! It's so well worth a drive. Highly recommended!!!

Came back for another tour! I love what this company stands for and how they approved farming. It's…read morea very family run business that truly cares about what they plant. We came on an industry tour and it was a crazy big group. When we got there they had a couple stands with local vendors selling products. They also had some produce and dips to sample. A while later the tour starts. You get to walk all around the farm, hear how they plant their produce and you still get to pick your own clamshell of strawberries! It ends with a lunch that they make with produce from JR. I will say the lunch was good but definitely different from the vegan one we had a year ago. But very understandable since they had so many more people to feed this time. Mike led the tour and he was great! A seasoned pro and was not at all bothered having to lead such a large group.

The CSA box is full of amazing produce, truly farmers market quality…read more The lettuce and arugula really stand out as being flavorful, normally I buy organic produce from Sprouts and I couldn't be happier with this box!

We need more road‑stop markets like this! Open 24 hours, this little barn is filled with…read moreRamona‑made goodies from so many talented local creators. You'll find produce, soaps, baked goods, jewelry, and everything in between -- it's the kind of place where you can feel the community in every corner. I love that it's self‑service pay, which builds trust and makes supporting small businesses so easy. It's such a thoughtful way to showcase local makers and give them a space to shine. A must‑visit spot if you're exploring the wineries or just want to try a mix of local treats. The whole place is incredibly charming -- simple, rustic, and full of heart. Honestly, I wish we had something like this in San Diego. A perfect stop to support local businesses and pick up unique goodies while you're in Ramona.

The cutest- and great bread and baked goods! Love the variety, honor system, etc. I come visit…read morefriends here often and am loving how close I am to fresh goods, fresh juice, etc. Most items are reasonably priced but I was shocked at 10 tortillas for $15! One note: check each bag before purchase because once we saw a tiny bug enter the packaging.