Fun, up close, and personal experience. It was very educational. We enjoyed ourselvesread more

What an incredible experience! While traveling through Douglas City we reached out to Nancy, who…read moreown's and operates One Thing Ranch, to see if we could come by and see her animals. She was very accommodating and we were able to visit with, pet and feed her beautiful llamas and alpacas later that day. They are curious and incredibly cute creatures. Beetle Juice the Alpaca was my favorite. Such beautiful markings. Nancy is extremely knowledgeable regarding everything llama and alpaca. She even showed us how she uses the sheered fur to create thread/garments. You can tell she cares deeply for all of her animals and it's so wonderful that she takes the time to educate tourists and the local community.

Green Spiral has the best pumpkin patch ever! Our grandkids love it, especially the corn maze. We…read moremake sure to visit every time we're in the area!

Wonderful produce, I just love going to gather my farm share. Great group of people, it shows in…read morethe farm produce. It feels great to be a part of this farmshare.

Love Deep Seeded. We've been a member of this CSA for 3 years now. Such delicious veggies & fruit…read more(way more veggies, but we're good with that), straight from farm to table. Eddie is awesome and I love that our family knows our actual farmer. Great environment and our kids love farm pick up day. U-pick flowers and herb garden is a great add on too. It's my personalized farmers market. Yes please.

Walking around Freshwater Farms Reserve is like taking a stroll through a Thomas Hardy novel…read more Birdsong erupts from every bush. Trees shade the path at every turn. Doe-eyed cows look at you as you pass, grazing in the nearby pasture. All in all, this is a beautiful nature trail to walk. It is easy to access, well-maintained, and has lots of signage to educate you about the surrounding area. It is not a loop trail, so be prepared to double back once you reach the end. Sadly, they do not allow dogs, which is my only qualm. Then again, since it's a nature reserve, this is understandable. The trail itself is flat and wide, making it easy to access. I would recommend bringing sunscreen and mosquito repellent, however as the tall grass in the area most certainly harbors tiny, winged vampires. However, the views of the old pastureland are breathtaking. The trail itself runs parallel to the slough, so it's good to have a camera at the ready for some shots of the riparian side. Stop in and get some local honey or goat's milk soap at the country store on the way out. It's good for treating oneself for having lugged one's butt off the couch to walk in nature.

Great for a short hike…read more Looking forward to the return of animals and plants that were displaced by turning the area into pasture over 100 years ago. A lot of work has been done to return the wetlands to their former state, and it shows. The rebuilt barn and active garden is also a feast for the eyes. Plenty of parking and usually just a few nature lovers on the trail. Just Do It!

Food Is good make sure you wash its fresh…read more Service Not very good bedside manner they look at you like your the swat team Ambiance Quiet nothing to look at but fresh veggies if you're on 101turn on kings valley same street as fort dick market just down a few seconds down the road I ask if I could take pics for Yelp she had to ask him (bf ? )(Husband?) not sure he said in a grumpy red neck way idk what that is Umm you added pics to this site sir :/ lol --My 5 stars are for the produce only--

It doesn't get better than this! Fresh produce, organic, delicious, affordable.read more

I was very much against store-bought eggnog with their long list of unpronounceable ingredients and…read moresugar overload. I thought I had to wait till my next trip to freezing Pennsylvania Amish country to enjoy the best for-purchase eggnog I've ever had. The spouse brought home a bottle of Alexandre Family Farms Homegrown Eggnog from Whole Foods. It was a backup plan I guess, in case the homemade version I attempted didn't turn out favorably. My concoction came out okay, but was a bit too thick and mealy. I lessened the sugar by half which still gave a good sweetness. Still being in the eggnog mood, I poured a glass of AFF's to try. Wow, yum!? Talk about the perfect consistency and flavor profile, rich in spices and not overly sweet. I did mix in 2% milk to lessen the sweetness even more, and to stretch the batch. The ingredients are all natural which is the biggest positive. OVERALL: Definitely buying this next season and will never attempt a homemade version again!

I like this milk very much my only complaint is that it's not put in a glass bottle which I am more…read morethan happy to pay extra for...We've all heard about the micro plastics found in ppl's body&brain... & I got rid of all my plastic & switch to glass or silicone containers & when I get home I transfers it into glass if need be ...Hope you'll consider this in the future ...

We discovered this place when we found it on the North Coast Journal events page. McKinleyville is…read morelucky to have such a sweet local farm stand. We met several of the makers and growers of the goods. They served us delicious cheeses, sweets, and local wine/ciders. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. The vibe was local and friendly. I can't wait to go back to grocery shop. So many great locally made items like Botany Babe lip balm, beautiful earrings, aprons, jams, and so many other things! Plus there is this cool pottery painting studio next door and rental-able space for small gatherings. Such an Incredible local resource. Go check it out!

This is a very charming, rustic roadside produce and whatnot stand. It reminded me of something…read morefrom Zootopia. They have good pies and sell day-old bread from Brio. They grow everything they sell, so the selection isn't huge. In addition, they have a lot of local gifts that are unique to the area. Ideal for something off the beaten path. Nice, friendly people, too.

It was a great place that helped a lot of boys. Too bad it closed. It was the best program…read moreCalifornia had for troubled youth.

I used to be a resident here at bar o boys ranch back in 2010 I was in table 4 . Great program …read more And wonderful staff mr kerny mr t mr Lopez mr hernandez mr Anderson mr baxster Mt burrow thanks to all the staff here I learned olot here . Much love Daniel perez Miss the skunk festival hope to visit one day