I'm sad I didn't find this gem sooner. It's perfect to visit Apple Hill during the summer when the…read morecrowds aren't obscene for the berry days that most of the places have going on like at Boa Vista with their blueberry and blackberry days. They have a huge selection of berries to for U-pick at their farm such as blackberries, loganberries, boysenberries, and even currants, which is a rare find. They have white, red, and black currants. Their picking is during a short period of time in the few weeks of July so a lot of things can get picked over the later you go. We went close to closing time at 2pm and it took a while to find the raspberry/loganberry area. We picked boysenberries, loganberries, and currants. We ended up picking too much and not realizing the cost was not just per bucket but per pound $5 each per bucket and per pound, so 3 buckets ended up being $80!! So it is pretty pricey. All of the berries were yummy and good, though I wish they had boxes or berry containers instead of plastic bags because in combination with the several pounds of weight in each bag with the 100+ degree day, a lot of the berries ended up getting smushed on the way home. That was a bit of a bummer, but I guess I'll use for smoothies. We'll definitely be back to pick more berries next year, but will be bringing a box and I would highly suggest doing the same if purchasing a large quantity.

Brian is the best!!! His farm produces the best berries and vegetables I've ever had!! Literally…read moreeverything I've ever got is unmatched, carrots onions tomatoes cauliflower potatoes beets all kinds of berries and everything else is so delicious! You can taste in the food the hard work and years of dedication and care that goes into running a farm. Thanks Brian!!!

This place is lovely…read more First of all, if you're planning to come here to pick blueberries, you should visit their Facebook page to find out when they will be open. They close on certain days when there are not enough blueberries that are ripe in order to give the unripe blueberries a chance to ripen. Once you arrive, follow the signs that lead you to the parking field. Park in the field, and then head to the areas that say welcome. They will let you use their buckets. It took me three hours to fill one bucket completely and a second bucket 2/3 of the way. They charge $20 a bucket so I paid $35 for mine (I think they round to the nearest quarter of a bucket. The family who owns this organic farm are so nice! They'll tell you all about blueberries (I learned that blueberry bushes can live for 60 years). There are 4 or 5 different varieties of blueberries but I ended up mixing them in my bucket so I have no idea which is which haha. This is a super fun activity to do with friends. Highly recommend.

After my husband took our son strawberry picking he wanted to find a blueberry farm. We have…read moreblueberry bushes at home but nothing like this farm!!! There's probably more than a dozen rows of blueberry bushes with at least 8-10 per row. When you arrive at there's a little barn and the owner sits at a table and tells you how the process works. There's a waiver you sign (thanks Covid) and then you are free to grab a bucket and start picking. I believe a full bucket is $10 and a half bucket is $5 and you pay after you pick. We barely picked any cause my toddler wasn't super patient but still paid $10. We came about a month ago when the berries were pretty well picked through. I'd like to come back earlier in the season and take some time to fill a bucket since there's nothing like fresh blueberries! There was a little petting zoo set up when we came. Its nice of the owner allow the public come to her farm to pick the fresh berries. The property is quite lovely too

We had such an amazing girls' night at Ferrari Farms! From the moment we arrived, everything felt…read morewelcoming and relaxed. The animals are adorable and so friendly. it was such a joy getting to feed, pet, and hang out with them. The staff was fantastic, answering all our questions and making sure everyone had a great experience. The farm itself is beautiful, clean, and perfect for taking photos and making memories with friends. It was the perfect mix of fun, laughter, and pure cuteness overload. We can't wait to go back for another visit definitely a must-try for anyone looking for a unique and memorable outing! Do wish there were more pumpkins but we were late in the season this year!

Don't do it! My friends and three of her friends went and are now infected with Parasites from the…read moreGoats. The health department has got involved but not yet shut them down. Its ridiculous.

Love this place! They always have fresh fruit available. Their berries are so yummy and their…read morecustomer service is great as well.

The best berries and fruit I have ever tasted are at Green Valley Farms! Everything is so flavorful…read moreyou will not be able to eat store bought again. The whole experience is awesome. You are treated like family when you enter and will want to come back again and again! Can't say enough good things about this place, the people, and the whole experience. It's a must to stop by and try, you will not be disappointed!

The most friendly people you will ever meet. Great prices, wonderful atmosphere, perfect for the…read moreentire family!!!

Great place for the family on a weekend. They have blackberry and blueberry bushes you can pick on…read moreyour own. Owner is down to earth. They serve ice-cold water and seats under a huge awning. Restroom is a porta-potty but I have to say probably the cleanest one I've been in (had scents and fragrances inside).

This is a fantastic organic farm. It has everything. Love that it serves local restaurants and…read morethe locals!

After tasting at Starfield Winery across the road, it was a must to revisit this sweet farm stand…read more The property is lovely and includes a frog pond. One can select & cut 10 stems of their beautiful garden flowers for $7. We love the colorful zinnias. Their rosemary bread is delicious so I definitely purchased a loaf. I also selected some perfectly ripe tomatoes. The staff are helpful and friendly.

Cute and chill, but the cat situation was a bit much…read more---------------- The Harris Family Farm was cute! My husband and I went on a Friday, the day before their Lavender Days event. We tried the lavender lemonade slushy and it was super refreshing. We were the only ones there, and pulling up was a little confusing since it looks very home-y, and we weren't totally sure where things were happening. They had a nice little selection of goodies for sale, and overall the vibe was really chill. However... there was a cat hanging around that became a bit of a deal-breaker. It climbed right up on the table where the utensils, napkins, and bagged chips were -- literally sat on the chip bags like it owned the place. Clearly not its first time doing that. who wants cat booty on their food? I'm all for farm animals and pets, but I don't think they should be around areas where food is being handled or served -- especially where straws and napkins are kept. Then our drink came out with a straw already in it, and while it was brought from the kitchen, it made me wonder if the cat's allowed back there too. They also mentioned a flower garden we could check out, which we did but it took only a few minutes, and then we headed out. Overall, it's a relaxing little spot, but not much to do, and the food hygiene situation needs some serious work. I definitely don't want cat butt near my snacks.

We have gone to Harris tree farm faithfully for over 30 years to select and cut our Christmas tree…read more We always stop in the bake shop and enjoy the apple cider donuts, tamales, and cider. It's a great way to take a break from the hustle and bustle in town and enjoy being outdoors for a day.

A great, welcoming place to take your family to pick apples, etc. They have fresh chestnuts from…read moretheir trees as well. John advised you need to score the skin on the chestnuts before roasting or they'll "explode" from their internal moisture. Great source of product information and types of apples they farm.

My gosh, I bet you cannot find nicer people in Camino…read more This was our first stop on our Apple Hill tour and we received such a warm welcome from the adorable people who run this farm out of their backyard. They Cider Press says that they have apples but on my visit they also had pears. It looks like they also do pumpkins and Christamas trees. You pick your fruit and pay by the pound. The fruits of our labor were fresh and delicious. I appreciate agriculture and all of the hard work that goes into it so this was a nice treat for me. The farmer was more than glad to answer all of our questions about his work and the grapevine and persimmon trees he also has on his property. Such a nice man, I wish I had gotten his name. I recommend wearing closed toed shoes to keep your feet clean and to keep the wild berry brier things from sneaking inside your shoes. Ouch!

I am an adult beginner rider, and I just had the most fabulous introductory lesson with Emilee…read moreAnderson yesterday! Emily is patient, very clear in her instructions, and also a great motivator. Her horse, Blue, is so sweet and gentle, and he is absolutely perfect for beginner riders. I highly recommend Emilee and the Reno Tahoe equestrian center for anyone wanting to learn or improve their equestrian skills.

Just started riding lessons at the beautiful REC and it has been a great experience so far. I am a…read morebeginner rider and my instructor Emillee Anderson has taught me so much already! She is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, encouraging and makes you feel very comfortable. You can tell that all the horses at REC are very well cared for and seem very happy too!