Kids had lots of fun, it was so fun to see the animals! Definitely recommend for a fun family…read moreouting!

Turlock-If you are looking for an amazing "farm" day experience, THIS is the place for you!! Jeff…read moreand Ronna treat you like family. Their entire farm is made up of the most adorable animals you'll ever meet. From Ricky the Donkey to Thelma the pot-belly-pig, and every animal in between. Jeff and Ronna take the time to give you the royal treatment, answering any and all questions! Jeff even jumps on the train to give you a tour around the farm! There were eight of us and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves all morning long. It's by appointment only, so get yours ASAP.

Dell'Osso just opened for the 2026 Halloween season on Friday, October 2. My friends and I visited…read moreon Saturday, Oct 3rd. My family and I have been to Dell'Osso several Halloween seasons in the past (maybe 15 yrs ago?!).... back when both parking and admission were free and you only paid for rides/activities. They had zip lines the last time that we attended with our young kids! Boy, has Dell'Osso changed... bigger, better, more structure/organization, real bathrooms, and, of course, higher prices. While parking is free, admission and a waiver is required of everyone over age 2. Be sure to check their website for hours and prices to plan accordingly for your visit. Mon-Thurs is $24.95, Fri is $29.95, Sat-Sun is $34.95. My friends and I arrived around 4:30 pm. While we did a bunch of activities by around 8 pm (Spinning Pumkpin ride, watched the mini pig races, went on a hay ride, slid down Thrill Hill a couple of times, went on a train ride, took a bunch of Instagram-worthy pics at the pumpkin patch, went through corn maze #1), we didn't have enough time to fit in the pumpkin blasters, corn maze #2, and getting pizza or cider at Cider Hill. There were a few activities geared for young kids (teeny town, tree house, climbing structures, and more) and other activities (ball throws, carousel ride, peddle track, etc) that we skipped over. We checked out vendor booths. Other food-related booths included turkey legs, street corn on the cob, agua frescas, and baked potatoes. And, on our way out, we got some treats at the bakery: caramel apples, cider, donuts, fudge, slices of pie, and chocolate bark. All in all, there were plenty of staff at all of the attractions we participated in: staff directing in and out of the parking lot, clear signs for entrances and exits, staff seemed well-trained and provided good information to stay safe and secure. The attendance number seemed light due to our going in early October (so we didn't wait more than a few minutes or at all on the attractions)... I can imagine much longer lines everywhere the closer it gets to Halloween. We all had a great time. I loved the candy apple and cider, in particular!

This is a nice family farm, but the admission price is pretty expensive. 29.95 each person on a…read moreFriday. There was plenty of free parking. But before entering the farm, you have to fill out an electronic liability form through a QR code. The farm has a good variety of pumpkins. And there are plenty of places to take photos. There are other attractions like the corn maze, haunted house, and animals. The worker explained that the path for the corn maze #1 is slightly longer and maze #2 which is shorter but there is more twist and turns. The apple spiced donuts were pretty good if you want a quick snack. They were 9 dollars for 6 donuts.

Another stop during the Enid of the melon season to buy their sweet organic melons. The farm store…read morealso sells distinctly different honey from bees who visit melon or pomegranate flowers. As usual, Eric provides excellent service to identify the melon flavors and carry out our heavy purchase to our vehicle. This month October 2026 there are whimsical pumpkin displays on the property.

Friendly service and they even offered samples of their large selection of melons. There were so…read moremany we've never seen or heard of. We grabbed some interesting melons and a small jar of almond honey.

The best U-Pick farms I have ver been on! The people are nice! They have a variety of fruits for…read moreyou to pick yourself ; peaches, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and some summer squashes. You pay by the weight of the fruit you pick.

This is my favorite U-Pick farm. I love the apricots , blueberries, and zucchini best. They also…read morehave cherries, strawberries, peaches, plums, and nectarines. Prices are reasonable and the layout/varieties are clearly labeled. Parking has never been a problem for me. They have wagons you can borrow to haul your fruit. They are open for several months with different offerings.

everytime i go there i find the best things. i picked up a gourmet walnut bread. deliciousread more

I called on 10/2/2026 and asked if they have fresh figs. I don't even care if it's not from their…read morefarm. Oct is the last month for figs if we are lucky. The lady said yes and it's 1.99/LB. I visited the market on 10/3/26, the worker said they have sell figs. I wasted 30min drive. So now we cant even call ahead to confirm about produce because I dont know if they gonna be accurate or not.

Jasmine and Andrew are dog lovers and it shows! I had my little terrier Sammy board with them for a…read morefew days. They took time to get to know my anxious little dog and took good care of him. They sent me updates and photos each day I was gone. Sammy had a blast and met alpacas for the first time

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!

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!

Been here a few times , never had a bad experience . However customer service is key to the success…read moreof every business . So RiElla do better and enough with the rudeness

Very rood people and selling rotten chicken that smells very bad. Please do not buy chicken from…read morehere

The goats have moved on to greener pastures and I'm ecstatic with the results! There is not a…read moresingle square inch of green less than 6 feet off the ground anywhere. We thought this would take a week but it took 3 days - those goats take their work seriously. The good: -Billie and the goats and dogs (and emu) are all delightful. Billie was extremely accommodating and hard working. The goats and dogs are absolute sweethearts and all come running when they see you for pets. -Poison oak is now extinct on my property. -The ground is fertilized and there is nothing to clean up other than sticks. The bad: -Noise. The "baaa"-ing was one thing, but the guard dogs were pretty brutal through the night. We had some coyotes hanging around so there was lots of barking. So that's it, thanks for following. I'm really happy to finally be able to present this and I'm actively brainstorming on how we can get a goat co-op going in our neighborhood.

Lost Emu Farms run by Billie was one of the best decisions we had made. She came out to the…read moreproperty promptly on time to meet with us for an estimate. Her assessment was spot on and we decided to go with her services. She was kind, compassionate, extremely thorough and just plain fun to be around. The result of her services left our property so much safer and useable. We are so grateful for Billie and will have to have her back sooner than later! Thank you again!!! To anyone in the market for her services, we have recommended her to all of our close friends, if appropriate for your needs, you will be beyond satisfied! Best value ever!!!

The farm in Salinas makes savory pot pies on Tuesdays! I ordered the chicken and bacon pot pie last…read moreweek to guarantee one, but they said they make some extra ones for same-day pickup. $32.95 for all pies, which I think is a great deal! They do fruit pies on Fridays! And great customer service!! ‍

We have always loved the farm. When I was still working in the office before the pandemic, one of…read moreus would go over there and get pies on the day they made them fresh for the entire floor at work. It was so delicious. Have gone there years for their amazing gift shop. The nostalgic toy area is so fun to look through but all the other things they have in the back room are beautifully displayed and reasonably priced. Very excellent fresh veggies, and other condiments that they have for sale. But the pies are off the Chart. The fruit pies are well worth the 25 or so dollars they cost they're huge. They're deep dish they're fresh the delicious the large size pot pies are amazing but I love it when I can get the miniatures for $7.95 for one. They are just adorable. They heat up well and they taste delicious. All around really beautiful place. If you go at the end of the summer, they have all you can pick flower days for like five dollars for all the flowers you could pick and they're absolutely beautiful they have tours for little kids and at Halloween they have beautiful pumpkins that you can go out and pick yourself for an amazing experience and memory with your kids.