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

Having recently moved from OC , I'm disappointed in the quality of fruits and vegetables I find in…read morethe local stores. So while driving through our extended neighborhood I ran into Patys Farm and was i surprised. The half flat of strawberries I purchased were out of this world; juicy, sweet and large . Besides strawberries they have a good selection of avocados, grapes, mangos, papayas, peppers, blueberries, peaches and apples. While I still need to go to the supermarket for other staples, my green source is now Patsy Farm. CHECK IT OUT

Paty's Farm saved me in my strawberry crisis! I usually go to Las Posas Berries for strawberries,…read morebut they are not open on some weekdays, which I did not take into account. On my commute, I went a different route in the hopes that one of the farms in Somis would be open before 9AM, and thankfully, Patty's was. I stopped by and bought a full flat of strawberries for $44. Despite the berries being smaller than the ones from Las Posas Berries, they were equally sweet, and the staff kept stuffing the flat with more berries as I got my card to pay. Super helpful, quick, and delicious!

Such a great place to take kids! They will love all of the animals and parents will enjoy all the…read morefresh fruits and vegetables available to take home!

Some of the best fruit ! Love going here . It is family friendly and a fun environmentread more

Like this place. Fresh u-pick bluberries and strawberries, They also sell avacados and lemons.read more

Attended a wedding with temperatures hitting high 90s unfortunately. Tons of seating throughout the…read morevineyard/garden some shaded and some not. My only complaint was that the seating for wedding ceremony was only half shaded and half not. Many guest including myself ended up standing up for the ceremony to be on the shaded side. Since it was prompt at 4:30pm, sun wasn't set enough for shade to cast over both sides. Bride and groom opted for Hosted Full Bar service, it was great. There were only 2 bartenders but they were quick. At times there were lines but that also moved quickly. Food was good, buffet style. Wood Fired Prime Angus Tri-Tip was pretty tender and juicy. Tequila Lime Chicken Breast wasn't dry but wasn't the juiciest, overall flavorful.

This was my first visit to the Somis Underwood Farm stand. I came looking for Underwood Farm…read moreSriracha, my favorite. I left with their Siracha and a lot more! They offer a wide selection of locally produced nuts, jams, etc., and veggies fresh from the fields. The staff were friendly and helpful. The stand had ample parking in front, and was clean and well organised. As a bonus, they offered me a rewards card to keep track of my purchases, with discouts after you buy a certain amount- perfect for regular customers, which I plan on becoming!

My favorite kind of produce market because it is locally owned by a long time farming family, is…read morevery clean, and is organized. Their apples were extra crispy and delicious, and a cut above what you get at a chain grocery store. They have well stocked fresh fruit and vegetable choices and a full selection of nuts, other unique snacks and juices as well as cold canned sodas. Although more expensive, you get what you pay for. Even better, their Underwood Ranch sriracha, and garlic chili hot sauce are locally produced and the tastiest brand out there. Both women behind the counter were very friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking out front.

Some months ago I bought Muranaka Farms radishes at Central Market in Ft. Worth,TX. I took them…read morehome and when I rinsed them off, they were covered in thick mud. It's was disgusting. I wrote them about their radishes and never got a reply. Last week I decided to try them again and once again I found wet mud all through them. I was so disappointed and disgusted, I wrote them again but don't expect to hear from them again. Avoid their radishes unless you like handfuls of mud on you and all over your sink. It must be a really poor company to put out produce like this and not bother to reply to a customer's comment.

I was passing by here and examining the farms, I am always interested for a new adventure…read more From what I understood this was a place where u pick ur own grown fruits or veggies depending on what they grow.. I pulled up couldn't find real parking or an actual entrance.. I put 3 stars cause I didn't really have any kid of an experience w this place.. Maybe cause it was raining that day or what not or they dont serve the public. Not sure .

Easy in and easy out. I don't know his last name, but Ben was very courteous and helpful. It was…read moreour first time at The Hagle Tree Farm and certainly won't be our last. The kids had fun, the wife got the tree she wanted, and it was hassle free for me. Highly recommend to anyone looking to find the right tree, starting a new family tradition, and especially if you are new to the area.

Beautiful place to take pictures and Santa Claus was there…read more And he was so nice Taking pictures with all the children I would love one day to cut our own Christmas tree

This place was so amazing great place to get close to ostrich. The own himself gave my family a…read moreprivate tour it was so informative and all the details he gave us have me so amazed. The location it self it's beautiful near mountains. They also have restrooms and playground for kids. They also have little shop they sell ostrich eggs which are huge and they even have home made honey. Amazing place would definitely be going back!!

Such a great little place! We did a tour in the morning with five kids under 7, and the gentleman…read moregiving the tour was so accommodating to antsy little bodies needing to move around. I'm so sorry I didn't catch his name, but he was very knowledgeable and so kind. I'll absolutely be recommending Quail Run Ranch to every one!

This review is for the Thousand Oaks location…read more Very racist manager Johnnie she knew I would write the review and proudly yelled her name about the situation. I came with my spouse & 1 year old. I asked the manager for recommendations but she interrupted me with "you can read the sign next to me" Once I made my purchases she charged me extra and cut the time from 15 minutes to 5 minutes once i walked to the first jumó house. I felt uncomfortable with the hostility and demands they had and the attitude they had talking to the kids because of being "short staff" but there was only 2 families there at 11am. I felt unwelcomed and asked if there is a solution to use remaining tickets for something else. The coworker I was speaking with was very sweet and told me no refunds. As we were heading out the manger interrupted our convo and said "what's the problem." I expressed my concerns and she did not like the answer I said about it feeling unwelcoming/bad energy. That is when my fiancé asked what is happening I said nothing let's leave. As we were heading out, the manager demanded me to walk back to the booth & yelled "you can have your refund but you are forever kicked out of here." I told her there's many more welcoming pumpkin patches to enjoy and that's when she threaten she will use her power (a white woman towards a Native American in calling security and finding a reason to get me in jail" mind you, we were already leaving! That's when she got out the booth to get more aggressive with us and threaten to use her privilege get us behind bars. this..so ridiculous.. I would NOT come to this place with children. She clearly did NOT like the way we looked the moment we step foot. No one should harass you at a pumpkin patch. No one should follow you as you're already exiting the premises with your family to instigate and threaten us of harm. The pictures & video show she was the aggressor. Her fists gives it away how mucus he wanted to fights. Who acts this way while WORKING?! This is very concerning especially over something so MINOR. This place should be shut down for discrimination, aggressive behavioral, racial slurs. Families just come to enjoy a fun day while people like this come for an evil agenda.

(Thousand Oaks Blvd. - not Moorpark)…read more Well - I have been coming her for about 20 years for our Christmas tree. This year a woman named Johnny was running the cash stand and represented herself as the manager. My mother who is 75 and my six year old daughter were with me. My mother has come here for as long as I can remember (born and raised in Thousand Oaks.) I had already picked out my tree and was up to pay for it when Johnny told me that my 11 foot tree needed three people to deliver. (Not the end of the world.) That said it was 20 dollars per person and a 50 dollar delivery fee. I tip each person who comes 20 dollars when they deliver so this was a lot of money for a three minute drive. I asked why three people & explained that last year I bought a 13 foot tree and only two people delivered. Her first words were that is fine I will cancel the purchase. I said no immediately & I was trying to run the math in my head & figure out if I should try & brave it and bring it home on my car. Long story I was talking with the kid who was helping me (he was wonderful!) and my Mom went up and started asking about the policy and the new fees. Johnny screamed at my Mom loudly in front of my daughter & told us she would call the cops and have us removed from "her property." I walked over and she had canceled my purchase and threw the receipt in my Mom's face. So they lost $500 plus any tip for the poor kid who had already dragged the tree back over. Thankfully we went to Benett's (sic?) in Agoura right on Kanan. Lovely people and our new tree is lovely. Such a shame to see a TO fixture come to this. I will never come here again until the owner confirms that Johnny has been terminated. My daughter was sobbing when we got in the car & the "Christmas Spirit" is not here. There are so many other places - stay away and do our community a favor.

I purchased a yearling colt from Anneliese and I can't find the words to precisely say how amazing…read moreher team is to work with! Being over 1500 miles away and purchasing sight unseen, Anneliese made the process very easy. From contract signing to payment to vet records, I felt that I was making the best, informed decision. He arrived in great shape and you can really see the work/foundation her team puts into handling and putting "first lessons" onto the babies. I was told he loaded perfectly onto the trailer and he unloaded in the middle of the night like a champ. This team really knows their stuff and they really care about their horses/clients. In my opinion, Three Wishes Farm breeds some of the best, top of the line warmbloods for sport.

ConAmor is shaping up to be my horse of a lifetime! He's well bred, well cared for, beautiful in…read moreevery way... and best of all, he's all mine! Anneliese has have been my Sherpa through that Himalayas of horse raising: my amazing 2-yr-old is a testament to that effort. She's kept me informed, and made me feel more like a part of the process instead of just a paying customer. Purchasing an in-utero foal is an endeavor fraught with risk and few guarantees; but I am grateful that I've done so at Three Wishes Farm. I went there hoping for just a live birth, what I got was a living legacy--one that I can truly call my own. For that, I am thankful.