Bee Honey is still operating even though the downtown Lancaster store is currently not open. You…read morecan find their roadside tables near the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve, at both 11960 W Avenue I, and just down the street at 12172 Fairmont-Neenacch Rd. We were there on 3/14/26, and the full honey selection was available including: Clover Avocado Citrus Pollen Ginger Wildflower And more! The prices are good for the quality, and sampling was available.

Delicious honey! Great customer service. I will visit when I come back to Lancaster again.read more

So friendly down to earth ! We have been ordering from Lee for a very very long time ! Always on…read moretime and the wood is great !!

I dont see what is so great about this " local organic unfiltered honey"??? Its expensive and…read moredoesn't appear nor taste any different than much cheaper honey from Walmart or the super market. Im interested in exactly where this " local honey" is.... What locations.... Where are the hives??

I've been coming to Charlie Brown Farms since I was a kid, and it's honestly nice to see that it…read morehas stuck around for so long. I really like that the store has such a wide variety of merchandise, treats, and food. They carry everything from local honey and candy to turkey burgers and more unusual meats like alligator, venison, elk, and frog legs if you're brave enough to try them. They also have a lot of nostalgic items that you may recognize from childhood, which makes it a bittersweet but fun place to walk through. It's definitely a great spot if you want to take a little trip down memory lane. I usually like to stop by to buy candy or order some garlic fries. There's so much to look at that you could easily spend over an hour browsing while waiting for your food. Charlie Brown Farms remains one of those unique places that is part store, part restaurant, and part roadside attraction. It's quirky, nostalgic, and fun to visit.

Our absolute favorite stop on road trips along Pearblossom Highway -- Charlie Brown Farms is one of…read morethose places you don't expect and end up loving every single time. First of all... it's truly in the middle of nowhere, which somehow makes it even better. You pull up not knowing what to expect, and then suddenly it's everything. They have all the road trip essentials and then some -- homemade fudge, jams, salsa, fresh honey, and an impressive selection of jerky (alligator, elk, ostrich... you name it). There's also endless candy, nostalgic sodas, funnel cake, and Dole soft serve in just about every flavor you could want. But what really stands out is the selection of nostalgic toys, collector's items, and rare finds -- it's honestly mind-blowing. You can spend a lot of time just browsing and still not see everything. I always leave with more than I planned (in the best way), and it's become a must-stop every time we're passing through. And the date shake? Easily one of the best I've ever had. Inside, there's a café if you're in the mood for BBQ, plus a whole section of vintage toys and random collector finds that you didn't know you needed until you see them. It's the kind of place where you always leave with more than you planned -- in the best way. The staff is consistently friendly and helpful, which just adds to the charm. This place never disappoints -- it's become a must-stop every time we're passing through.

Our visit to Copeland Cherry Ranch was absolutely wonderful. The cherries were fresh, sweet, and…read moredelicious, and the orchard was beautiful and well maintained. The staff was welcoming and friendly, making the entire experience enjoyable from start to finish. Whether you're picking your own fruit or just enjoying a day outdoors, this place offers a relaxing and memorable experience. We'll definitely be coming back next season. Highly recommend for families and anyone who loves fresh cherries!

Cate T pretty much covered it! Whahah I think after cherry picking together the first thing she did…read morewas go on the computer to write about this experience, a true fan of the organic cherries! =) Taking with owner Chari, I learned that this cherry ranch had first planted their trees about 9-10 years ago, and were first officially open in 2006. The next following years were hard due to the frost, she said they lost about 90% of their crops, but this year has been better due to a some new techniques. This place rocks compared to another cherry farm we visited before, the prices are cheaper, they round down to the nearest quarter and the cherries are better quality. At was at this farm that we got the bulk of our cherry harvest! Most of the trees are sweet, I know because I sampled so many of them XD! Haha I forget that you aren't supposed to eat the cherries like a cherry buffet, but pick them to put in your bucket to take home. This is hard to do when you are surrounded by glowing, red gems of deliciousness just shouting EAT ME!!! Ahhhhh okie dokies NOM NOM NOM NOM. =D I like the Utah Giants the best, they had good texture and were the perfect ripeness. The Tietons were extremely large in size but the texture was more like a plum, not as dense in the flesh. I was sad that the Ranier's weren't to perfect ripeness, but the few I sampled were already sweet enough. If anyone's going this weekend or the next you are in for a treat! I was partial to Ranier's but now coming to an awesome cherry ranch, I determined that I am a opportunistic cherry picker and will go for any type as long as it's yum. I bought a jar of their very own wildflower honey for $8, it's really fresh and has a nice aftertaste. Do take a sample if you are here, they can't call it organic since the bees fly around in a 2 mile radius and most other farms aren't organic. Very friendly environment, the owner and family are willing to show you were the best cherries are and explain how to tell the difference between all the varieties! Bring a hat because it gets hot. I also brought some water and a paper towel to wipe of the cherries, (i'm not bohemian enough to just eat them) they are covered in a thin layer of dust and maybe bird poop. =p

We were staying at the residence inn nearby and were able to visit the farmers market on the same…read morestreet nearby. We got there around 3pm and were able to watch the vendors set up. Around 3:30 we visited some of the stands that were ready and bought some fruits. Overall we had a lovely time walking around. The heat and wind can be hit or miss but it's manageable since the vendors all put up their pop up shades! We love supporting local farmers. Hope more people visit soon.

I give Farmer's Mart a "3" not because it's fancy or large and well stocked like a Walmart (it's…read moreactually small), but because it's close to the little town of Littlerock and the easiness it offers. When you have to run out and pick up something quickly then Farmer's Mart will save you from making a big trip. They also have a pretty good butcher shop if you're a meat eater, and you can get your beers and some alcohol choices there, too. Stay local and give Farmer's a shot!

I love this place! Friendly service, the juices are delicious and affordable…read more A great selection of things - it's like the lesser expensive version of Whole Foods (a store in San Jose - where I'm from), I love how they have a cafe inside that makes fresh sandwich & salads. The selection of snacks are plentiful and they have a lot of protein item stuff. Small selection of beer, but I did find some spiked kombucha that I can't wait to try. Great place.

Unfortunately, not what it once was since Lassen's took over. Less variety and the pricing is…read morethrough the roof. The monthly sales back when it was WW were great. I have yet to see them with competitive pricing for items I can get elsewhere.

I'm so happy I saw a post on this orchard on my IG feed. It's located near Palmdale which is a 50…read moreminute drive from where I live. So on Sunday morning at 6:10 am we left our house and got there at 7 am to pick some peaches. The sun had just risen and the orchard looked heavenly thru the peach trees. My husband and I picked a lot of peaches and some plums. I'll be making plum jam this week. But the peaches we enjoy eating as a snack, I also baked a peach galette. So delicious. The peaches are juicy and sweet. It was worth our time and money. We picked over 60 pounds. I have some to family and friends and the rest we are enjoying it daily. I even made a whipped ricotta and peach toast. Delicious. I'm hoping I will have time to go back again one more time this season. Customer service was great, a very nice and friendly family orchard .... Go support them if you are nearby. And you will love the peaches.

Great place for a stop to get fresh peaches from the trees. It's just a little family farm so…read morenothing extra special for kids like petting zoo or fancy extras. Just lots of trees and you can see the scrawny chickens and roosters near by. Peaches were very affordable too and they accepted zelle so yay since I had no cash. It's a good stop on way to Vegas or if you're in the area hiking (devils punch bowl). They were also very nice and threw in some tomatillos and a few plums. Definitely want to come back with the kids.

Always fun when not too crowded. Can no longer eat store bought cherries. Sad there were no…read morecherries this season but always get honey from here

I haven't been back here since COVID occurred, but I'm so happy to have come back here to…read moreexperience cherry picking again! I came here with family on a weekend, and due to the large crop bloom, there was a BOGO deal going on this year where if you buy 1 bucket, you get another bucket free! It 's always extremely hot whenever we come here as it would be usually in the summer months. I suggest being prepared because you walk up a small incline in between rows of cherry trees, so being hydrated is necessary. Parking and entrance is free, instructions are given by staff and they lead you to where to go to begin picking. General rules include no eating the cherries inside, no yanking cherries off of branches (leaving stems behind help them grow again), and for the BOGO deal, you must fill up an entire bucket. Now, it can be pricey because it's currently at $6.50 a lb (.50 cents increase compared to pre-covid) and I think a bucket can contain at LEAST 10-12 lbs. So you need to shell out at least $65 in order to do the BOGO deal for example. A staff actually said that a bucket might cost about $85 each when I asked. We didn't do the deal because that would be too much for our small family, so I think this is optimal for large groups! We ended up paying $48 for our bucket and we went our ways. Good for a quick hour. Too long and you may overheat from the heat! - bring own water, bottles sold onsite are $2 each - local honey is also sold - 2 lbs minimum for adult to purchase - overall fun and unique experience! - always double check dates and times, sometimes they close at 1/2pm!