Must experience. The views lavender and animals all a great…read moresight. Go and check it out, have some wine and dine

Gorgeous farm! Stunning views! Milton taught our lavender distilling class after he took us through…read morethe fields to harvest some lavender blooms. He educated us, gave us great stories, and made us all laugh. It was all interactive and fun, we met great people, learned so much about lavender and left with beautiful products from the farm store and what we made.

Back for more! Bought the last 2 black sage! Trying the oak honeydew…read more Thank you! You can text them if you have any questions.

What a charming little hidden gem! Sierra Honey Farm has the cutest self-service honey hut, and the…read morewhole visit feels like a unique, local experience. The honey is delicious, especially the orange blossom honey, and they have lots of different flavors to choose from. You can find their honey in local Paso Robles stores, but it's absolutely worth going to the farm for the full experience. I will definitely buy more when I'm back in town.

Beautiful place to have a rustic wedding! Owner was friendly and helpful.. plenty of parking.read more

We held our wedding at Spreafico Farms in November 2024, and it was absolutely perfect! Brandon,…read morehis assistant Rachel, and the entire family were incredibly kind and thoughtful, making the planning process such a pleasure--even during the more stressful moments. Our guests couldn't stop raving about the stunning rustic views and charming buildings. Every vendor we worked with had experience at the venue, which made everything run seamlessly. Oh, and I can't forget to mention how stunning the photos are! Brandons wonderful assistant Rachel was kind enough to chauffeur us and our photographer around the venue to capture the most beautiful wedding photos I've ever seen. Our only complaint? That it's over! My husband and I wish we had an excuse to go there, just to hangout :) Thank you Spreafico Family! A day we will never forget, courtesy of your kindness and generosity. We held our wedding at Spreafico Farms in November 2024, and it was absolutely perfect! Brandon, his assistant Rachel, and the entire family were incredibly kind and thoughtful, making the planning process such a pleasure--even during the more stressful moments. Our guests couldn't stop raving about the stunning rustic views and charming buildings. Every vendor we worked with had experience at the venue, which made everything run seamlessly. Oh, and I can't forget to mention how stunning the photos are! Brandons wonderful assistant Rachel was kind enough to chauffeur us and our photographer around the venue to capture the most beautiful wedding photos I've ever seen. Our only complaint? That it's over! My husband and I wish we had an excuse to go there, just to hangout :) Thank you Spreafico Family! A day we will never forget, courtesy of your kindness and generosity.

I stumbled across Jack Creek Farms while driving from Paso Robles to Cambria, and I am so glad I…read morestopped. It's a family owned gift shop and farm, and it is truly so charming. When I visited in October they had tons of pumpkins and fall items on display. Inside of the shop they have an assortment of honeys, and even offer honey tastings! They had many unique culinary items like flavored salts, spices, olive oils, etc. And they also had some beautiful chocolate truffles. I left with gifts for many of my loved ones and also some for myself. I wish I lived closer to this shop! I'd be in all of the time.

I have visited this place a couple times now with friends and family and there's always something…read morefun there to do or pick up as a gift. We pick apples there. It's a fun experience and we usually make a whole bunch of pies for the holidays. They have some animals for the kids to visit and learn about. They also have some very nice yard art which when it's on sale - is an amazing buy. I bought two decorative yard windmills and they both look great. And they have some amazing sauces and other sundry items in there - I particularly like the barbecue sauces. They are definitely worth checking out a couple times a year no matter what.

Such a happy place to be! We signed up for the cheese workshop which was fun, informative and even…read moreincluded milking a goat! But the real highlight was the farm tour that went along with it. The animals were all clearly well cared for and loved, and interacting with them and learning about their personalities and quirks was wonderful. It was definitely a hands-on experience as the animals were very friendly, social and enjoyed taking treats. Tina was a lovely hostess and seemed to truly take pleasure in introducing her animal family to others. The goat milk soaps and lotions were super too. A perfect outing for our girls' weekend.

I went to the giving tree for open farm days and loved getting a tour of the animals and being…read moreloved on by all the goats. I'm hoping to eventually take one of her cheese making courses. Also, the goat milk lotions are amazing!

This place is a hidden treasure!!! My toddler had so much…read morefun running through their lush vineyard. Location was perfect, tucked in away from the crowds. No city noise, just you, your family and lots of delicious berries. The lady who own is highly educated about their berries and she passionately explains everything. Great area for kids to play and yes, they have play area with tiny homes. Yes, they have place to wash your hand and toilets.

You can't beat picking your own fresh strawberries and blueberries. You've got to go!read more

I recommend these wreaths as a corporate gift if you have a business. Its fresh scent is a hint of…read morepine. Please display away from direct sunlight if you don't want colors to fade, mine has fresh elements that I don't want damaged by heat. This is shipped securely, attached to the box with two plastic ties and cardboard in the center to keep its shape. You don't have to hang it, it could be a table centerpiece with a pillar candle in the middle.

The Magnolia and Wheat wreath I ordered arrived yesterday. It is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! I'm very…read morepleased! Claudia Walnut Creek CA

We are so lucky to have a 9 month old Maremma puppy from Prancing Pony. He came to us in April…read more2022. Our first Maremma. Kim gave us great advice and answered all our questions. He's a fabulous and healthy new member of our family.

From the owner: Welcome to Prancing Pony Farm! We are a small family farm located in Lemoore, California, in the…read moreCentral Valley, between Fresno and Bakersfield. We specialize in breeding ADGA/AGS Nigerian Dwarf and MDGA/TMGR Mini Nubian Dairy goats. We also breed Maremma Sheepdogs, which are a outstanding livestock guardian dog breed originating in Italy and well suited to protecting all types of livestock from any form of predator on both large operations and small family farms.

This was our third stay with Dare 2 Dream Farms. We love the peace and tranquility of the property…read moreand the kindness of the staff and ownership. It is like staying with family. Loved it and will be back again!

I wish I'd read the plethora of negative reviews before buying chicks from this farm. It would have…read moresaved me from a total nightmare. I paid $50-$60 per bird for 5 chickens from Dare 2 Dream Farms because I believed I was buying healthy, responsibly raised animals from a higher-standard, "organic" operation. What arrived was the opposite. The transport box itself already contained bloody stool. Before the birds were even out, there was visible evidence of serious illness. Once inside, it became clear how severe it was. These chickens were emaciated to the point of feeling skeletal, weak, huddling, and not drinking. Within hours they were deteriorating and continuing to pass blood. This was not stress. These were critically ill animals on arrival. For comparison, I also bought 3 new chicks from a different source the day before (costing ~$20 per bird). Those birds were active, chirping, eating, and thriving immediately. The contrast was stark. An independent poultry specialist confirmed what was evident: these birds were severely compromised and had been for some time. This condition does not develop during transport. Beyond the condition of the birds themselves, this created a serious biosecurity risk. I have an established, healthy, happy flock of 13 hens and 3 chicks. Introducing visibly sick birds -- with active bloody stool -- put my entire flock at risk of infection. I had to immediately isolate, treat, and manage the situation as a potential contamination event, spending the next 9 days in intensive, around-the-clock care trying to keep the new birds alive while protecting the rest of my flock. Nightmare and ethical dilemma. The response from the farm made the situation worse. The condition was initially minimized as "normal", then explanations shifted. At the same time, I was repeatedly encouraged to return the birds. I refused. Given their state, I believe they would have died if they had been sent back. They required constant intervention just to stabilize. A partial "goodwill" refund was offered while I was actively managing a severe medical situation, then a full refund was made contingent on returning the birds, and ultimately any refund was revoked. To be clear: 1. Premium price charged for supposedly high-quality birds 2. Birds arrived visibly sick, emaciated, and passing blood 3. Biohazard risk introduced to a healthy flock 4. Condition minimized rather than addressed 5. Pressure to return animals in critical condition 6. Refund offered, then withdrawn This is not a minor issue or bad luck. This is a failure of basic animal welfare and responsible husbandry. I cannot recommend this farm under any circumstances.

Excellent place to take your kids to enjoy the Paddington great pies frozen to take home from…read moretraveling great preservatives, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Excellent choice to visit.

Kinda small and super pricey. But then again it's a tourist area so it's to be expected…read more Fish taco at $9? No thanks Live band playing really livens up the place. Some older folks even danced. Lots of folks sitting in their beach chairs watching the band play. This market has more food than actual produce and that's ok. Didn't find any live uni though.