The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

went for the strawberry picking! our tickets were $29 each which included a tractor ride over to…read morethe fields, harvesting of a vegetable in season, harvesting of 1 carton of strawberries (pictured), and all you can eat strawberries as you're harvesting! the tickets also included access to the petting zoo and the shopping and games area (additional cost to play). the staff are super friendly and informative. they are very efficient with the guided harvesting and make the whole visit fun! great place for dates, family outings, friend groups, etc. overall very welcoming to all people. of note they also have a produce store that is free to access no ticket purchase necessary. i recommend carefully planning what time of year you go as it can get hot throughout the day. end of March/early April was already getting warm and we were seeking shade or a breeze.

The good: I've been so excited to checkout Valmonte Farms…read moreand I've had it on my bookmarked list for so long! The worker at Wav Cafe recommended it to me as he also works at Valmonte and I'm so glad I got to check out their Saturday holiday market. This place is a dream. It feels like a hidden fairy oasis, hidden garden, rural gem, and rustic childhood dream. My husband loved looking at the fruit trees (avocado, peach, mulberry, lemon, etc.) The kids loved running around, seeing the chickens, petting the friendly cat, drinking free hot cocoa (there's free coffee too), and finding pine cones and interesting plants. I bought some fun turquoise jewelry from one of the picnic tables at the holiday market. They had vendors with bonsai plants, jewelry, thrifted clothes, crochet items and more. I loved the holiday music, moist leaves on the ground and magical feel. The bad: The hot cocoa could probably be served less hot especially for kids. The interesting: The parking lot is behind the public school and is maybe shared with the school? The bathroom is across the baseball field. My husband was wondering if he could purchase cuttings from their mulberry plant but a couple of the workers weren't sure. The parking lot does get full so I noticed folks park in front of the homes. They sell Valmonte farm merch too like sweaters. They also sell lemons, kale and other produce grown in the garden.

What the heck. I've lived in this neighborhood for almost 3 decades, walk around this school…read moreregularly, and this was my FIRST time ever visiting. I only started hearing about this in recent years, and initially thought the farmers market only happened once a month. Turns out, it's every saturday, and they've started to get better about advertising/directing you with signage. Probably still needs some more signage though, as I and many other families were lost looking for the entrance (even got asked as I left purely because I was holding squash and fava beans lol). It's not a traditional, large farmers market - in fact it's probably not great if you're going looking for a lot of produce. But it is a cute place, and there were plenty of arts and crafts small vendors, with a mix of foods and even a coffee stand inside. Feel like this is a great service to be running alongside the massive amounts of families coming and going for little league that was happening right next door. Chatted with the staff briefly, and they were super friendly and explained more about the garden. There are spaces (a cute greenhouse) for parties & teaching events, and a chicken coop. Just a very nice area to explore. And the fava beans were delicious.

Back to Underwood Family Farms again for Strawberry picking! I do not know what it is, but these…read morestrawberries are some of the best I've had. Do they taste better because I picked them myself? I don't know! Yes? Regardless, they are delicious. The staff here is always so friendly and they are so welcoming to large groups. This is a great place to run the kids around and there are plenty of activities you can do for free or a small cost, like animal feeding, rides etc. My son loves all the playgrounds! Definitely recommend Underwood if you are looking for a party venue! The kids love it and it's a beautiful space!

Capitalism is very loud here. I used to take my son to the…read moreMP location weekly before Covid. It was a great place to let him run around and wasnt expensive. I stopped going once they started charging $20 per person for the "festival" entry fee. Before 2025, the Somis location was free to go pick berries. Last year they started charging $3 to walk back there now 2026 it's $5 to walk back there. I know $5 in retrospect doesn't seem like a lot, but it's really sad to see how greedy these owners have become. You guys should be ashamed of yourselves. you lost a loyal customer

Centennial Farm is FREE to enter with free easy parking!…read more Make sure you check their website calendar for closures. My little one had an enjoyable time seeing and hearing all the animals and walking around the gardens! We saw cows, pigs, piglets, oxen, chickens, goats, sheep, bees, rabbits, and peacocks. You can even pet most of them! There were many handwashing stations available. The garden was fun to walk around and see all the labeled flowers, fruits and vegetables growing. The entire area has plenty of shade and seating. Keep in mind that you'll mostly be walking in dirt so dress yourself and children appropriately!

I don't see how anyone could give this less than 5 stars. First of all it's FREE. Name one other…read moreplace in OC that offers an experience like this for $0. Second of all it has quite a large range of animals, i'm happy they titled it a Farm and not a Zoo because that's exactly what it is. I take my toddlers here very very often and they love seeing the babies, the plants and the food grow. It's such a good educational opportunity and family is always fascinated and intentional to go back. I hope we never lose this diamond!

We are so lucky to have this gem in our hometown! DeBellis farm is where you go for beautiful…read morepesticide free flowers, homemade goods on weekends and the best backdrop for photo shoots. Such a sweet family, their tours are the best, they make you feel right at home.

Amazing family farm. Go there to pick your one follows amongst other boutique items. Owners are a…read morelovely California family who loves what they do.

Im still a huge fan of Billy's Egg Farm and highly recommend them for their farm fresh eggs!…read more Their quality is amazing - eggs just tastes better! If you're looking for that rich deep orange yolk, you'll likely find it here. I find that their eggs do not always have that deep orange yolk, but it often does! I finally tried their Ugleez ($12.50/30 eggs) and besides being "ugly" and much lighter in color on the outside, they were delicious and had the perfect orange yolk! See my photos for comparison with their Jumbo ($12/20 eggs). It's a steal to get the Ugleez if you aren't looking for a massively huge egg and still want that farm fresh quality!

Still love this place -- stop here whenever I am in the Chino area. The prices are still reasonable…read morefor farm fresh eggs. Great and quick drive-thru window, and staff is friendly.

Wow. It had been a…read morecouple of years since I first became aware of Bloom Ranch. I'm not originally from California, but in the spaces I've moved through, I've always done my best to support Black-owned businesses whenever possible. Unbeknownst to me, I had no idea Bloom Ranch hosted a jazz brunch experience on the property. I was reminded about Bloom Ranch by someone whose opinion I trust deeply. She had traveled all the way from San Diego for the experience and left without words. She couldn't quite explain the levity, the love, the light, or what she had felt there. That was all I needed to know. I immediately booked a Sunday brunch and came with my partner and another couple. The experience begins long before you arrive. Driving from Pasadena into Acton, the landscape slowly transforms. The city gives way to rocky hills, rugged peaks, and wide-open skies. Then suddenly, you turn into Bloom Ranch and find yourself transported. Lush gardens, lavender, herbs, fruit trees, and rows of vibrant greenery welcome you onto the property. It feels as though you've stepped into another world entirely. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed not only by the Bloom Ranch staff, the people who steward and cultivate the land, but by what genuinely felt like family. From start to finish, we were cared for, supported, and guided through an experience that felt intentional in every way. The soulful jazz music would periodically pull you out of conversation because it was simply too beautiful not to fully absorb. The food was prepared in-house, sourced from the land, and served by people whose care and intention could be felt in every detail. What surprised me most was how spiritual the experience felt. There is something profoundly grounding about being surrounded by people who genuinely love the land, nurture it, and share its abundance with others. In a world that often feels rushed and disconnected, Bloom Ranch offers something increasingly rare, presence. It invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and remember your connection to nature, community, and yourself. I am filled with immense gratitude for having experienced something so special, created by people who look like me, people who feel like me, people who are intentionally cultivating peace, connection, stewardship of the land, and community. I was also filled with an incredible sense of pride. Bloom Ranch is the largest Black-owned ranch in Los Angeles County, and its existence feels both meaningful and necessary. Dr. Bill Releford is a beacon, a pillar of optimism, wisdom, and possibility. To witness someone carry the values and lessons of his upbringing through a successful medical career and into the creation and stewardship of Bloom Ranch is truly inspiring. And then there is Debra Releford, the Matriarch, whose warmth and presence seem to illuminate the heart and soul of the ranch itself. To say that I will return almost feels inadequate. It makes it sound like Bloom Ranch is simply a venue where one has an experience and then goes home. That is not what this felt like. What it felt like was being welcomed into a family. Into a community. Into a frequency of love, joy, nourishment, and belonging that has been needed for a very long time. Thank you, thank you, thank you to Dr. Bill Releford, Debra, and the entire team who made this experience possible. What you have created is deeply meaningful. Forever grateful.

Country living at its finest! Such lovely, welcoming people here to guide you through the…read moreagricultural bounty and areas of the ranch. The produce is amazing, robust and SO DELICIOUS! Fresh eggs??? A dozen for $8, fresh from the chickens you can see opposite the store, is a deal. Besides being a great place for fresh produce and a lovely place to visit for farm fresh items, this ranch is available for events. I attended the Boots and Bloom Line Dancing Experience this weekend and was SO THANKFUL to also find a LARGE COVERED - aka OUT OF THE BLAZING SUN! - area with SO MUCH SPACE, we line danced in circles! LOL! Lots of room to spread out, plenty of supervised parking with and easy to navigate, one way in, one way out set-up. Andy Gumps are large and well maintained. Enroll in their produce to your home subscription service for a true farm-to-table experience everyday! But come by to see how real folk, making a real ranch thrive, are proud, nice and real friendly! Cheers! "CC"

Idk how I haven't reviewed this place. My family has been so many times. It's super cheap to go in…read moreand feed the animals. If you wanna ride on a pony, it's more. We haven't not done that yet. The place is small but still really fun. They have some horses, a pic, chickens, goats. There's also a play area for kids. There's not a ton of shade or space to sit to play accordingly. Staff is friendly.

Pretty cool to see the animals here. Had fun taking my nieces here where they were able to touch…read morethe animals and brush their hairs. Parking is easy and plenty of space. So I will definitely come back. Only issue I have is that drivers drive a bit fast where the parking become dusty so be prepared for that or make sure the kiddies have mask or face cover.

We visited this beautiful farm after watching the documentary. We did the family tour and I plan to…read morego back and do the walking tour. Everyone was very kind and more than willing to answer any and all of our questions. I will say I'm glad I purchased the "Family Tour" with my 10 year old coming along. The focus was more on the animals, Also, it was only 1 hour (as opposed to 2) and it was educational and interesting for him. The walking tour is meant for adults (which I didn't realize before I visited the farm). I'm excited to return.

Absolutely recommend the farm tour. It's a 2 hour walking tour through their working regenerative…read moreand organic farm. Saw plenty of animals and 100's of different fruit and vegetables.