I love how friendly and welcoming everyone is at the farm stand. From the first time I wandered up…read moreasking questions, I felt like I was part of a tribe. The selection of produce and fruits is excellent and I get to pick out what I want every week with my CSA (community supported agriculture) share. Alyssa's sourdough bread and jam are (forgive me), the JAM. I feel confident and safe in my choice to support local farms and purchase produce that is filled with love and pesticide and bacteria free. Also, the Farm to Table dinners and workshops they host are such a wonderfully delicious way to create community.

Came here for a field trip and I love this little farm. Staff is fantastic and the veggies are…read morefresh . I have yet to try the fresh Sourdough bread. Every week they have a couple of new items to choose from. The eggs are fresh and very clean . I wish they had more fruit but the mangos were super sweet . I appreciate all forms of payment as accepted .

This is an absolute hidden little gem. The flowers are always fresh and they are reasonably priced…read more The flowers primarily come from the nearby field, adjacent to the flower stand. I stop weekly to purchase multiple bouquets for my mother. She loves sunflowers and as long as she waters them, they will last for a few weeks. They are some of the largest sunflowers, nothing like you find in the stores. They sell beautiful roses and assorted arrangements as well. During the various holidays, they have holiday arrangements and they are so vibrant and festive. Sometimes they will have fresh produce such as watermelon or other locally sourced fruit, but not often. If they do, buy it, try it because it's fresh and flavorful. They accept cash and Venmo! There is a cash box to leave your money in case an employee isn't working directly at the stand to take your payment.

Sandoval and Sons Flower Grower is absolutely fantastic. Beautiful, vibrant flowers, clearly grown…read morewith care, and incredibly friendly service. You can feel the pride and quality in everything they do. Highly recommend!

Came here on the first day of Apple picking season on a Sunday of Labor Day weekend. It rained…read morebecause of the tropical storm in the Pacific Ocean. People were very welcoming and friendly and explained the white signs with numbers and labels as to which apples were which. One bag is good enough for your entire group (there were just two of us and it was still too much). The apples were small and you get a decent amount for $20. Some of them were low to the ground so it's very family friendly. You could also ask them for apple wood. It's $10 for a box and you go pick your own wood off in a corner. I'm going to use these to smoke some chicken and pork. Great overall experience.

Such a beautiful farm! Tons of variety and very friendly staff! We were so pleased with our…read moreexperience! This will be an annual tradition from here on out! Also is stroller friendly with wide aisles !

A fun outing to go and pick raspberries. Plenty of ripe, delicious fruit and the farm tour was…read morewonderful. The mini luncheon featured homemade raspberry lemonade, samplings of dried fruits and bakery items and of course fresh fruit assortment! Looking forward to doing this again as well as coming out for the apricot and apple picking later in the season!

From the owner: Pick your own thornless raspberry farm. We offer farm tours and picnic lunch and fresh & freeze…read moredried berries and other items. Picking season usually begins June 1 each year. We have apricots in July and apples in September . We sell strawberry plants and more. Upickmurrieta.com 9512495833

Such a fun fall experience. My friend and I came and chose the u-pick strawberries ($7),…read moreraspberries ($7), and flowers ($20)! Pumpkins were out and the decorations were so cute, so many photo ops all around. Parking was free, just try to get there early! Everyone working here was so lovely but I want to give extra recognition to the wonderful Mistie at the ticket booth. She is incredibly lovely and helpful, and her amazing energy truly made my day!

Huge thank you to Eli and Kingston! You boys were so sweet and kind to take our picture for us. We…read morehad such a blast here and truly appreciate you making the experience even more special. You can tell you're both hard-working young men, and it was so nice meeting you! Keep up the great work!

Kim and Marty took such good care of my family. My children and I can be a handful and Kim was so…read moreaccommodating to my children when they were being silly and Marty was very knowledgeable and taught us a lot about the produce as he welcomed us to pick our own last night. We also purchased a small produce box next time I will be getting the large one for $20 I got a large assortment of vegetables and farm fresh eggs and it all depends on what they have. You can also order and pick up from a car if you text them. They are located in beautiful wine country the drive out there was a dream I will be returning very soon for some more produce and because they are such a wonderful family.

Highly recommend for both quality and exceptional customer service. Easy pickup using their…read morescheduled times. Thank You Kim

These lemons were amazing organic and super fresh literally picked them off the tree ! They even…read morehave lemon shots you can buy that was the best part these shots have been a great addition to my diet !

From the owner: A lush boutique family owned and operated organic lemon farm in San Juan Capistrano delivering the…read morehighest quality organic lemons and lemon products and seasonal organic fruits such as tangerines, blood oranges, limes, and pomegranates.

A hidden gem and one of the best family experiences around!…read more We had an absolutely amazing time at Sumnist Tangerine Farm and will definitely be coming back. For just $25, you get a bag that you can fill with whatever is in season. During our visit, we picked tangerines, oranges, lemons, and limes, but they have a great variety depending on the time of year. The orchard is huge, and one of my favorite parts was the owner's philosophy: everything you can eat while you're on the property is included. We definitely took advantage of that and enjoyed fresh fruit right off the trees. It doesn't get any fresher than that! The property is beautiful, the parking was easy, and the whole experience was relaxing and family-friendly. We saw plenty of families with strollers, and the walking paths were wide enough to navigate comfortably. Just keep in mind that much of the orchard is on a hillside, so I highly recommend wearing comfortable tennis shoes or closed-toe shoes for better footing and to protect your feet. One tip: their hours are limited (I believe they're only open on Saturdays and Sundays), so I'd recommend arriving early, especially on warmer days. You'll beat the heat, have the best selection of fruit, and enjoy the orchard before it gets busy. This is so much more than just buying fruit--it's an experience. We'll absolutely be bringing our friends and family back because it was such a fun way to spend the day. Highly recommend if you're looking for fresh citrus, beautiful scenery, and a memorable outing!

It's not about the price, but about the experience. We enjoyed our time in nature and had some…read morefield-eating to our heart's content as we picked our mandarins and filled our bag too. Although we showed up near "closing" time, we did not feel rushed. There were multiple families still picking and others just enjoying the park/shade area. For $20 to fill an 8lb bag, and no admission fee, we found it to be very much worth it. The trees are on a hill so there is a bit of a hike involved but we were aware of it ahead of time. Plan accordingly, bring proper shoes and water!

If you grow anything and or have an interest in furthering your understanding of gardening…read morepractices then check out their website and and subscribe to their facebook to get updates on their events. This place is a real working and educational farm. You must come to visit. There are not many places that I know of that offer this type of shared insight and opportunities to take part. A couple of months back I was in Ecuador visiting a farm to learn about Permaculture, various composting, and different methods of growing techniques. The name of that particular farm is Rio Muchaho Organic Farm and Eco-Lodge. Wild Willows will teach you much in the same way but there is no where to actually stay. It's a place to visit, study, and work for the day. I am currently taking an Herbal Medicine class that is 2 days long Saturday and Sunday from 10-5pm. First day we discussed herbs in the field, there was engaging lecture, hands on experiencing learning how to make fermented foods, made natural beauty products like cream and salves. Lunch was included and was sooooo delicious and fresh. The class was full and this tells you that many people have an interest in these topics. The other class mates were kind and super interesting. At the end of Day we got to take home jars of yumminess and tins of body cream and salves. How wonderful is that! It can get very hot. Check the weather. Bring a big sun hat, a light wrap to cover your shoulders from the sun. A water container that can keep your water cool. You will learn lots and make new friends who share the same curiosity about nature. Go check out their next events. Last thing... there were several people in class that drove from afar to come to this class. They made a weekend trip just to attend. For people who live in San Diego or across the border... this resource is right in our city... do take advantage of this unique resource as you don't have to spend as much on gas or hotel to get access to this experience. Come with open mind and heart and enjoy!

Came here for a field trip and the staff is very nice. The kids had lots of fun and was very cool…read morecause there is a lot of hands on stuff to do.