My friend, Cher, and I are from Citrus Heights. About 40 minutes drive. It was an easy drive and…read moreonce we got there, it was fun to watch the kids checking out the butterflies and beautiful flowers. The young kids, I talked to seem to be mesmerized by the rows and rows of flowers. We brought clippers and something to put flowers in, but they do have scissors and jars that you can bring your flowers home in. They encourage you to take some time to enjoy the beauty and bring home flowers for yourself and a friend or family member who wasn't able to go with you. Thank you so much Mezger family for taking care of this beautiful property and sharing it with all of us. I'm sure we'll be back next year.

Free flowers to pick?! :D…read more I first heard about this place through a social media post, and I was like "I need to go visit this spot and pick some flowers!" One Thursday last month, we got to do just that. My sister, Sesame (my friend's dog that we were doggie-sitting), and I took a little day trip to Woodland. It was super hot that day with the temperature at 98degrees! Ugh... I got out my wagon to put Sesame in there so that she doesn't have to walk on the hot ground. We each picked a bouquet of flowers, and they were pretty. They did start wilting immediately the next day. But nonetheless, I'm glad we got to experience this place. It would be better to go either earlier in the morning or later when it less hot though. Parking was easy as they have their own little parking area. Watch for their signs to enter in the right area as the neighbor has sighs too that shows that people have tried to go their space accidentally.

Absolutely heartbreaking. I have never seen animals treated so poorly. The ducks had no water and…read morewere so desperate that they immediately started gulping it down when they finally had access to some. When we asked an employee to refill their water, he refused. The rabbits had no water at all. I also saw newborn goats crammed into a small cat crate, crying continuously. During the winter, there were cats that were so cold they could barely move, and nothing was done to help them. No animal deserves to live like this. The lack of basic care and compassion is unacceptable. Based on what I personally witnessed, these animals deserve far better than what they're receiving here.

Had so much fun coming here during October's pumpkin patch season! The farm has so many animals…read morethat we could pet for just $4! I loved the kids working on the family farm too, they were knowledgeable and really passionate! Come and pet the baby animals!

This place is absolutely beautiful with the field of flowers. I did the pick your own bouquet…read moreseasonal fresh flower picking. Was able to leisurely wander the garden and cut the flowers that I wanted and made a bouquet. When I went inside the flower barn they helped arrange my bouquet and added some touches to it and made it beautiful. After my friend and I did the bouquets we decided to get something to eat at the outside Cafe. Our server was very friendly and explained about their farm-to-table approach. I had the Capay Cuban sandwich which was delicious. They had homemade dill pickles on it. I had their hand cut French fries that had miso aioli and jalapeño ranch that had just a little kick. They didn't have a large selection to choose from but everything looked yummy. There is a bar there and had specialty drinks available. They have a little marketplace where they sell dried flower arrangements as well as gift sets of their vinegar, oils,soaps, jams, nuts and honey. They also sell mugs and clothing with their name on it.

Came here to celebrate Mother's Day weekend with friends and had a chance to try the restaurant and…read morepick a bouquet of fresh flowers in the flower farm. It was quite hot, but the restaurant had ample shading and misters. Food and drinks were typical for a weekend brunch. The flower farm was a real standout! The staff gave us a quick but comprehensive tour and provided metal flower vases, clippers, and parasols for the heat. I loved the variety of flowers! Definitely recommend this experience to others looking for a unique afternoon activity. But would recommend bringing a hat if going in the spring and summer for the heat.

Nice little farm! However, not much of a selection if you are looking to buy flowers. However, I…read moredid notice they had a nice area for hanging out or doing art!

Morningsun is a captivating farm with a ton of greenery throughout, multiple greenhouses and…read morehoophouses, cute passageways among the flowers and scenery, plenty of seating including swings, just a carefree environment for picnicking and/or garden shopping. The animal garden sculptures for sale caught my eye (lots of bunnies!), and the actual farm animals on site, like chickens and adorable donkeys, made me smile. We were able to get up close and pet these lovely creatures (visitors can feed them as well). The place offered endless rows of plants and flowers to explore, from scented geraniums to scabiosa raspberry kisses. We purchased a few plants before leaving, echibeckia summerina orange, red dwarf, and jerusalem sage. Service was great. There's a small parking lot for convenience, too.

Great time!! One of my favorites we've been to this year!…read more Highly recommend riding the cows!! The tractor driver was awesome

We have been twice and it has been fun! The attractions are worth $8 each. Entrance to the farm is…read morefree. There are a couple different food options. A couple free little attractions, like the corn pit, mini maze, stacked hays. A bunch of photo op options. The pumpkin picking is huge with plenty of options. All the workers were kind and helpful!

Great selection of native plants and knowledgeable too. My…read morefirst time here. I will come back in the fall when they open back up. Looking forward to seeing what they have.

find out farms is an urban, microfarm in Oak Park. They do really good work for the community! They…read moregather and distribute excess fruit (hi citrus season) to those in need. They provide many opportunities to get your hands dirty and learn about composting and soil science. find out farms also encourages healthy ecosystems through cultivating native plants. In the spring, you can also purchase many starts for your spring and summer garden. You can find many of find out farms' produce in some restaurants in town, like my favorite, Moonbelly Bakery. If you're looking to redo your yard more consciously, find out farms also does garden consultations. Come check out find out farms! Maybe you'll even get to feed the chickens!

Cute little fruit/veggie stand on El Centro! I drive by every morning/evening and have gotten to…read morestop by once so far in June after work. I got two bags of cherries, one basket of strawberries, and one bag of apricots. At $5 each, it only cost me $20! Everything I got tasted great and was super fresh. Before summer ends, I will try to come back for more of the stone fruits and strawberries for sure. Look for the little stand in front of the custom-built home, chain-link fence facing El Centro.

Great people so nice and amazing fruit. Go quick while you can!! Best in Natomas Hands Downread more

My fiancee and I went to the corn maze for pre-halloween festivaties. We got there just as it was…read moregetting dark so flashlights were a must. Unfortunately, we also picked a night to go when it was raining. If you go during the rain or just after make sure you bring a bag to bring your shoes home in and a change of shoes. Even though they give you an aerial photo of the corn maze it is still pretty fricken difficult. Going at night when it was dark and muddy made it that much harder and not having a good sense of direction made it nearly impossible. But the best part of it was haunted corn maze, which is a short section off to the side of the corn maze. Even though you know people are going to jump out and scare you they still do a good job of it. I couldn't tell if I was wet from the rain or had an accident when the guy with the chain saw came out. They did a great job. I give it four stars and we will be back next year for sure.