I have a lot of double yolk. I think good price for those eggs. It's a nice place to buy bulk egg.read more

Eggs- traordinary views with Kellie at the window !…read more The Hens ? On task The eggs ? Farm fresh perfection They just went through a little reno and the place looks great... and to my 'PLEASANT' surprise and added bonus, they have merch! Merch drop alert ! Just had to cop a cap to represent the best egg farm this side of San Joaquin river Kelly always a fixture at the window delivering protein filled flats with the skills of a poultry powered barista - fast, smooth and egg-xact! Note the new phone and hours - take a peek at the photos for more info

We took our three year old and baby here on father's day and had a blast! They had so many animals…read morethat the girls could feed and pet, a train we rode around the property, and even a playground they enjoyed! Highly recommend

This is absolutely a treat in the central valley. The people that own the property and do this…read morewonderful work with the animals are absolutely delightful. We will plan on making another trip.There, as soon as possible.It was one of the most amazing days i've ever experienced. The animals are well cared for the property is beautiful and it is a wonderful way to spend a couple hours of your day. Thank you again for a wonderful , wonderful day

Fantozzi farms is located conveniently right off of the main drag in Patterson. We drove from…read moreTracy, so it was super convenient that it is close to the freeway. They charge $15 to get in, but it was discounted to $12 per person since we went on a weekday. My daughter is almost 2 years old, and the main attraction that she was interested in the animals. Since it was not too busy, she also got to enjoy the giant pillow bouncer. We ran through bales of hay, played in the corn pit, and enjoyed some fresh homemade pumpkin bread from the snack shack. Overall, we had a great time despite being able to utilize many attractions since she wasn't old enough. I would say that the rest of the attractions would be perfect for ages three and up. I should also mention 2 & under are free, so there's quite a bit got a two year old to do considering. We hung around for over two hours having fun as a family, until the mosquitoes started coming out after sunset, If you're local to the area, I definitely think it's worth the visit! Go check them out!

Cute little pumpkin patch, we went on Thursday evening the day before Halloween and it wasn't…read moreseverely packed. Service at the front booth was quick and friendly. She kindly asked if we wanted to pay together or separate and she even gave us the arm bands to assist the next people in line. The attractions were cute and functional, for both kids and adults. There was plenty of pumpkins to choose from, small, large, different colors. And the price was actually pretty good. Definitely will be going there next year.

RAM Farms is a super cute patch to visit ! It is pretty small overall , but has a good selection of…read morepumpkins to pick from. They even have succulent pumpkins , which I thought was so cute ! I visited early October so hopefully they keep their stalk up. It is cute for pictures ! They also have a flower garden , but due to the heat some of the flowers were dead. The maze was pretty tricky and fun. I want to go back and try at night. It was super hot in the day but I still enjoyed it. It is a huge maze with lots of directions you could take ! The owner offered us complimentary cold water bottles after which was sweet of her. They have a little mini haunted house which is appropriate for kids ! I wish they would have had food when we went , but we went pretty early in the season . I believe they only have food on weekends. I would def recommend a visit for the maze and pumpkins. Go when the weather is cool and the food is there !

We went there in Feb 2025. We didn't see haunted house and maze. Setting is still building and…read morenothing much to do in February. Good thing I find out is that they even have gender neutral toilet. So kind and considerate of them. We just simply came back

Best cherries around. Just wish the season last longer. Go there once or twice a week when cherie's…read moreare in season

My little is not a cherry eating person, but he sure did like picking them! He has gone apple…read morepicking and now cherry picking, and I love that my MIL has these ideas for him to venture out and try new things and experiences that I don't think of. He had a blast, got to see how they grow and we had some yummy cherries for our trip home and for snacks. He may not eat them, but we did!

I'd just lost a family member and my boyfriend brought me here a few days after. It was such a…read morewonderful experience interacting with the animals and I even got to hold a baby bunny. This farm even had trampolines and a swing set which brought out my inner child. I loved how we could really take our time and just hang out. The owner was so kind and you can tell they truly love the animals and treat them well. Thank you so much for healing a little piece of my soul!

We brought our daughter here to see all of the wonderful animals and weren't disappointed! It was…read morepretty expensive ($35 per adult, $15 per child, $10 for food to feed the animals) - $95 for three people. We had a great time and saw the cows, goats, chickens, rabbits, and alpacas! The owners were extremely welcoming and kind. They brought us a baby rabbit and little chick to hold and really facilitated a fun experience. I would highly recommend!!

Always have a great experience here whether it be picking out pumpkins, pick your own tulips or…read moresunflowers or any other event they have going on. Such a fun, family-friendly place and a nice break away from downtown Modesto. Enjoy these photos of us enjoying ourselves last fall!

This was our first time visiting the farm during the harvest season. We didn't get to do everything…read more(newborn & toddler needing a nap) but there was sooo much to do. Farmer John's really spent time and resources making upgrades to everyone's experience when they visit. One of the most noticeable improvements was the concrete paths that have been poured, circling the attractions. This makes the farm completely stroller friendly and so much easier for moms with young kids. My daughter also got to do the pony ride which was such a special treat for her. I should also note that it was only $15 to get in. We went to another pumpkin patch here in the valley that charged just as much, but had way less attractions, amenities and things to do. Thank you farmer John for always making our experiences better and better, and keeping it affordable for us moms!

Another stop along I-5 at this farm store on Nov 4th to buy delicious sweet organic melons. The…read morespaghetti squash made a wonderful vegetable side dish. The pie pumpkin & butternut squash will be used in a hearty vegetarian chili recipe.

Such a pleasant surprise find along the I-5 while passing through! The sample of the Orange…read moreWatermelon had me wanting to purchase all of them! So hard to find flavorful melons in stores-- these are the best! Love supporting non-commercial small farms. Make the stop, it's worth it!

First time here, came here for the pumpkin patch…read more This place is Huge and parking is free To enter you can pay for your tickets online or stand in line and pay Weekend admission is more expensive than weekday admission Hours are 11am-8:30 pm on the weekends The entry to pay includes most of the attractions except for the pony ride, carousel, food and merchandise There are many food vendors to choose from and there is also CIDER HILL a spot were adults can order adult beverages from I paid $32.95 to enter as I went on a Saturday Overall this venue is well organized, and there are many things for everyone of all ages to do an enjoy

Went during the week for my child's elementary school field trip. Paid $23 and change to get in…read more It was my first time. Be me-arrive at main entrance to buy ticket. It is FREEZING. Realize the kids are gonna be at the Silo entrance further down so trek back to car and drive there. Grab my large jacket and thankfully mine and the kid's lunch in a foil cooler shopping bag and my now only half filled (with water) 40 oz Stanley. The trek from my car to the silo entrance to the kids meeting point inside was LONG. It felt like I had come from hot yoga at this point with all the walking and sun now coming out. It was the beginning of some regrets. But glad I grabbed everything because there was no going back to the car at this point with car over a miles away. Heavy jacket stayed tied around my waist for the rest of the day like a bag of heavy rocks. Add to this the shiny foil bag and my nearly empty 40 oz Stanley with no water fountains in sight. Aside from my large load I toted around all day, the activities around this pumpkin patch are very fun and plentiful. The haunted house is very scary and some little kids will cry from it so be warned. The staff were nice. I understand they want us to buy water but that is where I took away the star because no water fountains. I was chaperoning and some kids were thirsty and I said let's keep an eye out for a water fountain. We never found one. Overall though this place is cool like a mini Disneyland for Pumpkin Farms. Was pleasantly surprised!