We came here on vacation and were pleasantly surprised. The man at the counter was very helpful and…read moreshowed us around. The cherries were very delicious and each tree had its own unique flavor. 10/10, fully reccomend.

Family run cherry orchard. Great place to get pesticide-free delicious cherries. They have over 40…read moredifferent varieties! Some of the branches are so full of cherries they have to prop them up to keep them from breaking. A reasonable entrance fee to cover their $30,000/year water bill. Then you pay $4/pound. Great place to bring your kids for a wholesome fun activity. We brought the grandkids and they had a wonderful time.

What a wonderful, charming little store! We visit this village every year for apple picking but had…read morenever stopped in before--and we were definitely missing out. The owners are incredibly nice, and their selection of homemade preserves, jams, mustards, and pickled items is incredible. Their apple cider was also delicious and so refreshing. They were even giving out samples, and honestly, you can't leave without taking something home! The quality is amazing, and you can truly feel the love that goes into everything they make. They are open every day. Farming and running a shop like this can be a thankless business, and most people don't realize how much hard work and expense goes into it. It feels great to support a local business like this as much as possible. Highly recommend!

We went looking for some jams yesterday and found a lot more. We were pleasantly surprised to find…read morehomemade mustards, fresh pressed cider, apple butter, and the best Take and Bake apple pies. There were all kinds of gift items and antiques to wander through. We had a wonderful time chatting with all the friendly staff and owners. We will definitely be back next month. Thank you

I've been to two festivals at the 123 Farms and I have thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I went to…read morethe lavender festival just this last week - it was laid back and relaxed... despite the intense heat wave, the walkable parts of the farm are mostly shaded so the temperature stays at a decent level. Entry was 10$ and parking was about 18$. The food was top notch but a little pricy - still worth it for the quality in my opinion. I really enjoyed my evening. Also the absolute best funnel cake I've ever had... I'm still thinking about it days later. I've also been for the Christmas festival. This was a lot more hectic... so many people but a totally different experience in a good way. Also a bunch of seasonal food options!!! Definitely a must-go for kids!

This is my 4th time at 123 Farms this year! I love lavender…read moreanything, so a whole event dedicated to it is personally amazing. I have been to lavender nights twice, sourdough festival, & jazz nights! I will definitely be back for christmas nights! The lavender lemonade & strawberry lavender lemonade are so delicious! The matcha is personally not my favorite as it is too milky. The sourdough pizza is so yummy and they have a vegan option now (: You do have to pay a separate price for your ticket and parking. Bring comfy shoes or boots as there is hardly any grass. There is also live music to enjoy, photo-booths, scavenger hunts, & shops to browse through. Highly recommended!

what a terrific experience! unfortunately no u-pick apples…read morebut u-pick berries is the draw here! definitely come at season's open and it will be easy to find berries. we came towards the end of september and the easy ones were all gone, but if you are diligent, you can find pockets all throughout the bushes. the staff are kind and efficient. they got the snack bar line moving, long lines were cleared out effortlessly. we tried the apple cider mini donuts, they are delicious. there was live music and a shaded grassy area that easily makes enjoying the space a relaxing time. my partner filled up his berry box and i... did not, i struggled with the heat and couldn't commit to bushes for very long. for u-pick berries, this spot is perfect. for u-pick apples, this is not the spot. i enjoyed and would recommend!

Snow-Line Orchards…read more SnowLine Orchards is one of those places my family and I have been visiting for years, especially during the fall and sometimes in the winter. They're known for their delicious donuts, but there's so much more to enjoy! One of the cool things is that you can sample different varieties of apples before deciding which ones to take home. They also have a great selection of wines. Peach Perfect and Black Bear were two of my favorites. I was hoping to grab Red Tractor, but unfortunately, it wasn't in stock this time. For you pickers, you can pick your own raspberries and apples for a small fee. It's a great place to slow down, relax, enjoy the scenery, and spend some quality time with family.

Drove an hour for apple picking and the experience is worth the drive! We went at 2-4PM and it…read morewasn't crowded at all even during peak apple picking season. The U-Pick area of the farm is gorgeous with old frontier style buildings, lush forest and garden and of course, dozens of apple trees. There's a cider pressing machine, coffee bar and sitting areas to enjoy the day. And I would recommend getting the cider, which isn't carbonated but was more like the best apple juice I've ever had. The apple picking was $5 a pound, so my friend and I shared one bag. $12.50 for the apple picking experience + gorgeous views and exploring the farm was beyond worth it!

Though they offer events which can be worth it. The customer service and staff are not that…read morefriendly, kids working here don't know anything even about what the farm offers . We asked if they had U press cider here and 3 Riley Farm workers didn't know..... We also had car issues and the staff was absolutely no help. They could have, but cited legallese BS....and did not. Even the LOCAL TOW TRUCK DRIVER said " yeah, we all know about Riley s" ...bad vibes...bad luck to get stuck here at a place where even the locals were not surprised they didn't offer any help. Not even a water.... DO BETTER GUYS!! DO BETTER.

I've been coming to Los Rios almost every year for the past six years, and I still love this place…read moreand the Oak Glen area. However, today was a little disappointing. We drove a long way and arrived around 1 PM specifically to pick apples, only to learn that apple picking now requires a reservation. The next available time wasn't until 3:30-4 PM. Since Los Rios closes at 5 and most other Oak Glen attractions close around 5-6, that really affects your ability to plan a full day in the area. Apples are currently $5/lb, and picking bags are 50¢ each and bags must be purchased beforehand. Bring your own or a cute basket. I completely understand that it has become more popular and reservations may be necessary. My frustration is simply that changes like this should be clearly communicated on the website and social media so families making a long drive can plan accordingly. I still love Los Rios and will absolutely return. I just know now that we need to reserve apple picking ahead of time before making the drive.

I was underwhelmed by this whole place and it makes me very sad because it's such a stunning place…read more The staff was friendly but there were so few people around that staff interaction was very minimal. I felt like I was wandering around guessing where I was supposed to go. If they're trying to cut back on the hourly costs there needs to be more signage or a map or something? I came here to go apple picking and just happened to park near one of the areas of trees available for picking. There was a single guy handing out bags, and he was very pleasant and we got a few but when he directed us to the next area he said to follow the white ribbons. There was literally one ribbon tied to a tree and from there we just wandered along a path hoping to see something or someone else. I can't tell you how many other people were stranded and asked us where we got our apple bag. We found a second area where there was a lady in a chair in the shade. We asked her if there was a map or something, and she said that there were maps, but that she didn't have any. There were only 4-5 trees at her station and quite a few bees and fire ants in that area. It made me a bit uncomfortable with littles. The lady directed us down a hill to the cashier station. They had a small gift shop and cafe. I paid $26 for a fresh pie at the cafe but they don't weigh the apples there so I went to the general store and paid another $25 for a bag of apples, which is fine (I guess). I haven't tried the apples yet, but the pie was nothing special. It didn't have a ton of flavor and just tasted like an unseasoned baked apple. I'm not sure what I was looking for, but with such a beautiful setting I just expected more than what I found. At least the parking was free? At least, no one was around to tell me otherwise.

Small - but it's relatively new, am hoping it will grow! We found incredible avocado, oranges,…read morefresh eggs, amazing balsamic vinegar and honey. There was a guy making killer sandwiches - highly recommended. A vendor from SD had hummus, etc that was quite delicious. Check it out!

Riley's Farm is FANTASTIC!! It's a beautiful property and they have all kinds of things going on…read moreall the time. I read some of these negative reviews and wish I could reply to some of these people. Please support this still family run farm. It's fun, educational, and beautiful.

Riley's Apple Farms is a family-owned operation with its U-Pick apple orchards scattered throughout…read moreOak Glen, offering field trips and an opportunity to learn about its history. Check the website or call the farms to see which orchards are open during your visit, or book a field trip. We've had a couple of locations closed on us when we arrived in the past. You can't go wrong with any of the apple farms. If you're looking for a specific type of apple, ask the staff and they'll be happy to point you in the right direction. Apple samples can also help determine what type of apples you want. Prices vary depending on the apple type, and a minimum weight requirement applies. At the heirloom Winesap orchard, there was a two-pound minimum. We enjoyed exploring and picking fresh fruit from the trees--a real treat for the whole family, especially the kids. Wear comfy shoes you won't mind getting dirty. The weekends can be terribly busy, so it's recommended to visit as early as possible or during the weekdays. Fall is also an excellent time of year to visit. There are plenty of places to eat and things to do around the area as well--a perfect place to spend the day or half a day.

Great fruit stand. A hidden gem. The fruit is actually grown there on site…read more We bought peaches, apricots, plums, and apples. Everything is so good -- nothing like the flavorless junk in the supermarket. It's a little out of the way and possibly hard to find, but it's honestly only like five minutes from the freeway. You actually get to talk to the guy who grows the produce -- Mr. Rios. He said he has leased the land for 37 years, and he took the time to show us around and show us the 400 tomato plants he just planted. He was proud of his work, and he told us what fruits were coming into season in the next couple of months. Needless to say, I definitely look forward to return trips.

Only open weekends. Truly tree ripened fruit, which means sweeter, juicier peaches than found in…read morethe grocery store. Family operated. Delish!

village bread is one of my go to bakeries in the area when i want a croissant, a good sourdough, or…read morea pretzel. those are just my favorites but they have a large variety of baked goods. i will say for the scale they bake at and being that there are not many other quality bakeries like this around, they are a great spot. they are very efficient and friendly and will answer any questions you have. they share a space with a coffee shop and have limited seating. if you call a few days in advance they are able to give you a sourdough starter free of charge with purchase.

12/10 stars. This place has the best cinnamon rolls anywhere ever! Totally worth the drive. We live…read moreclose in Redlands but pre-order cinnamon rolls for holidays and try to get there early enough to get one when we're in the neighborhood. They do sell out of the cinnamon rolls. They are so delicious!! Love that we can get homemade bread without all of the chemicals and preservatives. Great place lucky to have this business in our local community. Make sure you get more than one cinnamon roll because oh my gosh, they are so good !!