This place is so nice . Nice family farm. Lots of peach trees . The also sell fresh eggs and…read morevegetables. Nice drive from OC. Bring a picnic lunch as they have a nice shaded picnic area with a bbq grill . The family is very helpful and trees are well groomed. Bring your family and have a nice day in an orchard. They even take Zelle. Large peaches you can pick or they will for you . We plan to come back.

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.

Black-owned, farm-to-table brunch with a live saxophonist? Now THIS is how you do a Sunday!…read more A group of us came to check it out, and we had such a good time. We were a party of 22, and they were able to seat all of us together, which was definitely appreciated. The brunch spread included an omelet station, waffles, fried chicken, chicken sausage, grits and veggies, green salad, fresh fruit, and peach dump cake. They also offer peach and watermelon mimosas made with their own sparkling wine from Ojai and freshly juiced fruit. The live saxophonist was such a nice touch and created the perfect Sunday brunch vibe. After brunch, we stopped by their store, where they sell fresh fruits and vegetables, olive oil, body butters, soaps, and more. They even offer a seasonal fruit and veggie box subscription. And I have to mention the service...exceptional! Everyone was welcoming and accommodating.

One of best parts of the experience was the story behind it…read more Beautiful place, they did a lot of work, and it shows. The grits were yummy. Very friendly staff. The only discomfort was the loudness of the music, even my watch kept signaling "loud environment". The folks at our table had to yell at each other the whole time we were there. We told three staff that the music was too loud. But they just smiled ( maybe they couldn't hear us, lol) The musician was very talented, just way too loud.

Seriously, the sweetest and juiciest white and yellow peaches around. We paid about $8 bucks for a…read morebasket of about 7-8 peaches. We keep returning there (until the season is over).

Overall: Great spot for some sweet fruit. Peaches were small but very sweet. It was a bit pricey,…read morebut I think it was worth coming here for it! Service was very no frills - it is a small stand on the side of the road (almost missed it when driving here). I think because we went during the beginning of the peach season, there were only peaches and apricots for sale. I believe that they take cash only so keep that in mind when you come here! There is plenty of parking on the side of the road.

This is such a fun stop-off while driving the Pearblossom Highway, like the places that used to be…read moreall over the country when road trips were more quaint and slower-paced, with enough time to stop for a bit of whimsy and charm. Parking is ample, and the outside signage lets you know you're in for quite the experience. Inside you have hundreds upon hundreds of packaged candies and snacks, as well as at least a hundred brands of bottled artisan or vintage sodas, plus fresh-made fudge, Dole whip, funnel cakes, and a whole menu of house-made BBQ. Then there are the souvenirs -- probably anything you can think of, from toys and knickknacks to t-shirts and cookie jars, pocket knives, and on and on and on. Go in alone, and you're coming out with at least a couple of things to eat; go in with kids, and you're coming out with lots of things to eat and at least one souvenir per kiddo. And why not? This is a place to have fun, to get some food and rest before heading back onto the road, and to remember for a long time to come. As others have said, the bathrooms need some updating, but the staff is friendly and helpful, and there's something special about getting to spend some time in a nostalgic place like this. I'm just glad I'm not in charge of tracking inventory!!

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.

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!

Not pick your own! Friendly people and the apples were tasty, but we were disappointed that the…read more"apple picking" was from pre- picked boxes of apples.

So fun! We have little kids so it doesn't take much to satisfy them. There wasn't a whole lot going…read moreon, however they had a great selection of apples, a cute mini maze for the kids to have fun and there were plenty of people there to mingle with. The workers were very humble and kind, and I'm certain I recognized one of the owners from website photos. She said hello and asked me how we were enjoying ourselves. Very pleasant visit. We will come back again!

I attended a farmers market in Cerritos, and Ha's had a booth here. I tried a sample of the Fuji…read moreapple and the purple pear. I ended up buying lots of both! They are fantastic! The pear was so flavorful, and the apple was crisp with a punch of wonderful taste. These are way better than anything you'd buy at a chain grocery store. Service was also great and friendly. You pay a bit more for these, but trust me when I say you get what you pay for. Top notch.

Ha's apples are the best, freshest apples ever. Something magical about buying from the actual…read moregrower. They grow in Kern County, Tahatchapi. They are fresh from the orchard. They taste so good. A world away from store bought apples. My favorite is sliced apples with almond butter, my go to healthy snack. Apples grown with care, love and passion just seem to taste better! They are friendly and full of great advise. They helped me pick the perfect apples for my pie. So many apple types to select from!! The advise was spot on and the pie turned out great. Great apples and great people. Go!!

My sister in law stayed in the Airstream a few years back with her family. She asked me a few weeks…read moreago if I wanted to do a New Year's Day hike with her. I agreed and had no idea it was going to be this amazing. High today was 40. With no signs of snow, but we got snow on our hike and it was epic. The quiet meditative hike with the pups and goats was exactly what we needed to start our new year on the right foot. They had hot tea and coffee along with a yummy vegetarian lentil stew following the hike. Next time I want to stay overnight. Thank you Christian, Gloria and the animals for making today so special. Love these memories I'll have for a lifetime. See y'all again soon.

Gloria and Christian are super great hosts. Friendly and professional. Super speedy in responding…read moreto messages. If you need to get away from city life for a few days, come stay at one of their Airbnbs, go for a hike and hang out with the goats and dogs.

One of the few U-Pick apple orchards remaining in Tehachapi. Knaus Ranch brings back wonderful…read morechildhood memories of pick-your-own farms that dotted Kern County. Farm fresh apples are a treat. Don't expect those glossy grocery store apples here. But do expect superb flavor and juicy ripe apples! Do yourself a favor and buy a bag of the ugly ones (if they have them!). These are perfect for making apple-sauce, juicing, and pretty much anything that involves cooking! Depending on the season you may want to bring a light sweater. Tehachapi is the land of four seasons (in one day!) for a reason! Cash only. No facilities. No Pets.

Love the apples and baked goods. Apple turnovers, pies and other goodies and close to homeread more

MAKE AN APPT FOR TASTING!!! Trust me it's worth it! It's a small place so they go by appointment…read moreonly. It is magical. It's like a little picnic winery little nook outside of town. Kept seeing flyers for it I kept forgetting to go and I really didn't think that the wine would be very good. But what was actually incredibly surprising was the detail and the quality! I think the buy appointment only is it common but highly appreciated once you get there for sure! I ended up not getting the wine because I wanted to try the hard apple cider. I definitely had a little buzz going and it was only I think five or something maybe six different flavors very good size for a flight. Next time I'll come back for the wine because they are made there! Some of the grape grapes are shipped in and there is a local orchard. Just a very cool and surprising little spot. I was not expecting the hands-on aspect of the winery. I'm looking forward to going back! Special shout out to the staff for being accommodating, conversational, friendly, fast and efficient! Honestly it was a fantastic experience.

We have been able to enjoy Sycamore Ranch on several occasions. Each person has been knowledgeable…read moreand helpful while tasting. We have done white wines, red wines, and ciders. We always leave with a bottle of something special for later. The grounds are welcoming and lovely as you sit around oak barrels with the orchards and vineyards nearby. On one occasion I was by myself and had the opportunity to do a tasting with some other folks who didn't mind my intrusion. The owner was most gracious.