Such a fun experience! We had a great time here and there was so much more to see and do than I…read moreexpected. They have different shows, including turkey races and talking parrots, which were really fun to watch. You can also feed the camels, which was probably one of my favorite parts! The animals were very friendly, especially the sheep -- they were adorable and came right up to us. It's a really cute and unique place to spend a few hours. The whole experience was fun, interactive, and definitely worth visiting. We had such a great time!

First, shout out to Gil. He helped us rebook our tour since my mom was sick the original date we…read morechose. He was so helpful! My family had Such a fantastic day enjoying the Oasis Camel Dairy farm. From the back story of how the couple met, to feeding animals to education everything was entertaining and fun. We didn't have little kids with us, but still enjoyed this so much. Our 2hr noon hour tour had about 70ppl on it. We never felt like it was too many in any one place. The owners were so good about answering questions and were very funny! I'd highly recommend this to families who have kids and want to see and visit camels up close. Plan to take a picnic lunch, and plenty of water. The camels were awesome, they definitely wanted our apple treats so, it's worth buying extra.

Wow what a fun place to stumble upon. My daughter was asking for me to find a nursery that was…read morekinda near Grand Ole BBQ. She said she went there before so I found one and off we went. She told me that she didn't think I put in the right place but we decided to go anyway. We saw that this place was so cute and had so many fun little things to see. At the time there was a sort of craft swap meet too. There were so many creative creators. I almost went broke. They have a decent size store that had about average prices. We got some great deals at the swap meet as well There is a small coffee shop and the lady behind the counter was super friendly. The coffee was average. It could have been less milky but my grandson loved his smoothie. There were a couple of cute chickens in a pen. There is a small sand pit for toddlers and also a swing set for smaller kids as well. There is a flower maze near the beginning The maze does need a bit of a makeover but we still had a nice time looking at the tall sunflowers. They have a small kissing bridge for a cute photo op I will definitely be back with my other grandchildren.

If I could give more than five stars, I would! Summer Past Farms is a whimsical, family-owned farm…read morethat's overflowing with charm and beauty. From the live music and coffee shop to the rustic Mercantile barn full of unique finds, every corner invites you to slow down and enjoy the day. The pumpkin patch was incredible -- filled with all kinds of beautiful varieties at prices far below what you'll find in stores. We loved seeing the Highland cows, wandering the gardens, and finding all the perfect little spots for photos. There's plenty of seating, shade, and even a play area for kids. It's free to visit, thoughtfully designed, and clearly run by people who love what they do. Just off Highway 80 in East El Cajon, this is the perfect weekend escape. Can't wait to return!

My mom and I stopped here on our way to a winery and we were blown away! The farm had a great…read moreselection of beautiful plants, it was very clean, well organized and shaded. The owner was very knowledgeable and helpful with deciding on the best plants for our area. In addition to plants for landscape, there was a large variety of beautiful succulent pumpkins and really lovely, handmade lotions and exfoliators (with samples). My kiddos were especially thrilled with the DIY succulent station and large pumpkins.

I really wanted to love this stand and it's very cute and well stocked. I called in advance to see…read moreif the had eggs answered immediately. The person on the phone was nice and attentive. I wish they had parking, I have a stroller and a baby so it's really sketch walking the road and that there's no place to park. Some cars drive full speed down the road and it didn't feel safe. I got 3 dozen eggs and lettuce. 3 of the eggs were cracked. I didn't even think to check because farm stand. I'm not sure if I'll try this stand again.

We went to this small farm for Valentine's Day dinner. From…read morethe moment we walked onto the farm, we were warmly greeted and well taken care of. Every food item was delicious, very well prepared and presented. I highly recommend Fred's Urban Farm for a romantic and very delicious meal. Look no further for your organic micro greens.

Came here on the first day of Apple picking season on a Sunday of Labor Day weekend. It rained…read morebecause of the tropical storm in the Pacific Ocean. People were very welcoming and friendly and explained the white signs with numbers and labels as to which apples were which. One bag is good enough for your entire group (there were just two of us and it was still too much). The apples were small and you get a decent amount for $20. Some of them were low to the ground so it's very family friendly. You could also ask them for apple wood. It's $10 for a box and you go pick your own wood off in a corner. I'm going to use these to smoke some chicken and pork. Great overall experience.

Such a beautiful farm! Tons of variety and very friendly staff! We were so pleased with our…read moreexperience! This will be an annual tradition from here on out! Also is stroller friendly with wide aisles !

Jim was so friendly and helpful! He's very welcoming with fun stories. It was about 92 when we…read morevisited and he immediately offered us a nice cold water bottle. Randy was very knowledgeable of all things plant related. I bought some milkweed here and will definitely be coming back for more.

I remember plant house on second street now moved closer to my home. They sell the most prolific…read moreproducing blueberries ever!!! Purchased three and service great friendly and knowledgeable. Plus their blueberry mulch/soil helps ensure your blueberries will be successful. Also, the value was fantastic comparable to less expensive than other nurseries.

We had a great experience at the pumpkin patch, we went on a Tuesday morning and admission was only…read more$5 per person, the fee includes a hay maze and some candy treats once the maze scavenger hunt is completed. Parking is free, the petting zoo is small but super cute, they sell $1 feed tokens. There is also a snack shed where I had the most delicious apple slushy ( $7) worth every penny I spent. Highly recommend this pumpkin patch

Cutest little pumpkin patch! Super affordable and fun for the whole family. Sweet workers as well!…read moreThey had a nice selection of drinks, their apple cider slushie is to die for! Highly recommend checking it out!

This is a small farmer's market and it's place where we have a place to get to know where our food…read moreis coming from and who grows/produces it. Thanks to this market, we've met the nicest egg producer, who also shares the bounty of his own small garden. We also are able to get a variety of fruits (oh, those blackberries!) and vegetables when they're in season and taste their best. Then there are the prepared food vendors - super good kettle corn, a hot dog and sausage guy with super good salsa and crazy ideas for sandwiches, mouthwatering BBQ (smoked mac and cheese!) and boba tea. It's an international buffet! Then there are the crafty folks and vendors with products, like jewelry, bags, etc. There's little bit of everything for everyone!

I find it outrageous that most of the vegetable stands are allowed to participate in a CERTIFIED…read moreFarmers' Market and NOT ACCEPT the california Department Of Agriculture "Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program" card. As seniors it is a huge help to receive a $50 card to buy produce ONLY at certified Farmers' Markets and arrive the day before Thanksgiving and be told they don't accept the card or they aren't signed up to receive it. Card expires Nov 30 so we will lose our $50. Couldn't even buy eggs. Farmers complain people are unsupportive yet how can we support them if they are greedy and cheat the Government programs? I will make sure to never set foot in a farmers' market again. I will full heartedly support overseas farmers from now on. Let's see who buys your overpriced produce. If they don't comply with the program they should NOT be allowed to sell there. Shame on you all. I find this to be un American. So much for making America great again and buying local and home grown! Also there are only 3 stands of produce and the rest are retail trinkets, NOT a real Farmers' Market.