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Prancers Farm

3.6 (57 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Fruit
Debra R.

Depending on the season there may be a pumpkin patch or a corn maze. On this visit thry were selling Christmas trees. There is a small year round store filled with flats of fresh strawberries, oranges, avocados, and veggies too. Inside shelves are lined with every kind of nut, pumpkin seeds,and jerky. Their glazed walnuts are quite tasty and their wasabi peas hot, as they should be. Service was friendly.

Devin B.

Wow this place is huge!! From the street side I would have never guessed what laid behind. We had the opportunity to visit with a daughter's kindergarten class field trip. They had hay rides, barrel rides, corn maze, petting zoo and a large space for picnic lunches. It looks like on the weekend they have bbq sandwiches and a cantina on site as well. For those visiting separate from a field trip there is an entry fee and every activity requires tickets which would be an added fee so plan accordingly.

Local honey and more veggies inside
Shawna R.

It's right outside of Santa Paula, you'll see a yellow flag off the side. They have a small section of fruits and veggies but a good variety to choose from. Prices are a little high but you're getting straight from the farm. They are also the only fruit stand that I know of that has yellow watermelon. I got a few different fruits and yes I did grab that yellow watermelon, they had a sample of it and it's a little less sweeter then the red ones. The ladies working were super nice and friendly. They also have a petting zoo out back with rescue animals and a variety of other activities for the kids.

Laura N.

I came with my family and friends to go to their pumpkin patch. We had such a great time! There's so much to do. We will definitely be back next year!

Entrance fee is $7 which includes the petting zoo (just goats and sheep)
Cindy N.

We came for the strawberry picking experience and it was ok for the price. Most of the strawberries that were ripe had already been picked for sale at the stand. Admission is $7 but includes entrance to the pen with goats and sheep (that's their petting zoo). To pick the strawberries, it's an extra $10 for a 1 lb clam shell. So for a family of 4, it's $38 for the whole experience. A bit pricey in my opinion. They were not upfront about this cost on their website and when I messaged on their instagram, they were unresponsive. Underwood Somis farm is a better deal at $5 per person and $3.50/lb. But at least we supported a local farm.

Prancer's Farm
Angela C.

I stopped by here on my way to Santa Paula and wanted to see what they had to offer. Currently there are tons of pumpkins for sale, and some fruits and veggies. In the store are some dried fruit and Knick knacks. The property is pretty big... they have a petting zoo (fee to enter), as well as horseback riding. I was told I could walk the grounds for free, but since it had just rained, it was a bit too muddy for my son's wheelchair to navigate. They have some events certain times of the year, so it would probably be fun for families to attend when those are happening. I did spot some Sunburst Railbikes on the property, perhaps some of the riders were wandering around the farm to look around since Prancer's is one of the stops during the ride.

Petting zoo for small kids
Lindsay W.

My daughter loved this place for a quick stop to buy produce, look at pumpkins, and see some animals. Next time she wants to take a pony ride. We lived the tomatoes and watermelon we bought and prices are less than the farmers market. It is a quick pull off from the highway and you do have to be careful getting back on. Staff were really helpful and taking random pics with all the photo spots was fun.

Lianne K.

Visited Prancers Farm last November for Ventura County Farm Day. It's a larger property than I was expecting and we didn't give it a much attention as we might have if we weren't also trying to see other venues on the same day. We appreciated the samples they offered of unusual treats like yellow watermelon. That offered a subtle taste difference from red watermelon. We bought one to take home, so offering samples was a good move on their part. We also purchased several items from their market store, which features some craft items, along with produce. They also have a freezer case with ice cream and fruit bars for extra refreshment. We didn't take the time to go for a tractor-drawn wagon ride around the property. Nice to have that as an option. Free parking available in their dirt lot. Great test for your car's shock absorbers! They offered up some great seasonal displays for photo ops. Always great to have farm venues like this to bring city/suburban kids to show them where food comes from, besides the grocery store!

Cattle viewing area.
Roger V.

Went here on Sunday first October weekend. Unfortunately we were told they had no entertainment or food venues until next weekend. I wish they would have posted that online. The place is open and perfect for pictures, they have a free tractor and barrel ride! As far as the tractor ride it's one of the best ones around. Will have to go back to see how many vendors and entertainment they have.

Hanging with goats
Christopher G.

Very friendly farm on our journey out west. Kids liked to pet goats- which was fun Personally I was a big fan of the local guava,strawberries and oranges - all yummy Definitely a great stop!

Admiring the huge jack-o-lantern!
Cristal G.

Lots of space, great for walking definitely got my steps in. The free tractor wagon ride around the grounds was nice. The corn maze was spacious and fun. However, the price to get in on The Weeknd is double that of during the week and I don't feel the visit was worth that price of $26. All the things the kids really wanted to do, of course were all additional fees like the petting zoo, horse ride, face paint, etc. and not the most pocket friendly either. The music playing was good and definitely livened the mood all around. The staff was friendly and smiles everywhere, that was also nice and welcoming. Also a plus was lots of photo opportunities

Sunflower field
Lola N.

Depends on each person and family style this patch could be the ideal place for family fun. It's different than your parking lot set up pumpkin patch. It's vast, open, with many different activities such as petting zoo, pony rides, hay rides, barrel-train rides, magicians, bull mechanical ride, little local homemade booth, pumpkin paintings, face paintings, pumpkin bowling, etc to name a few that I can remember. The entry fee is stiffer than other places for those activities that they provide. Weekend $23/person (I went on October 15th) weekday $12 children under 3 Free Parking is free. You will be on a farm a dirt road so don't wash your car prior to the trip (we did lol) and wear comfortable beat up shoes because it will change color after the trip. We didn't do any activities, but only walk through and took hundreds of photos. There are many photo ops. Overall it's the great place to visit if you are in the area.

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This is very amazing place to bring kids and enjoy petting the animals also some organic fruits and veggies

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First time coming to Prancers Farm. Entrance fee was expensive. Entertainment that day was poor. Everything else was great.

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they advertise free strawberry picking and after you've picked...they charge you. False advertising. bad experience. will not go back.

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“For an extra price, you can ride a pony, you can go in to the petting zoo or pick your own fresh strawberries.”

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