RAM Farms is a super cute patch to visit ! It is pretty small overall , but has a good selection of…read morepumpkins to pick from. They even have succulent pumpkins , which I thought was so cute ! I visited early October so hopefully they keep their stalk up. It is cute for pictures ! They also have a flower garden , but due to the heat some of the flowers were dead. The maze was pretty tricky and fun. I want to go back and try at night. It was super hot in the day but I still enjoyed it. It is a huge maze with lots of directions you could take ! The owner offered us complimentary cold water bottles after which was sweet of her. They have a little mini haunted house which is appropriate for kids ! I wish they would have had food when we went , but we went pretty early in the season . I believe they only have food on weekends. I would def recommend a visit for the maze and pumpkins. Go when the weather is cool and the food is there !

We went to the flower patch and it was so cute. So many nice and helpful people who grow beautiful…read moreflowers. You pay by an honor system and they provide clippers for you!

I came here for my niece's quinceanera and it was great. If I had known, I would have come for a…read morewine tasting. The room was beautiful, the grounds are beautiful, once you get past the dirt parking lot. They should think about that because people coming here for fancy events don't want to trample through dirt on the way and the parking lot was quite a distance from the venue. The food there was good too. They had rice and chicken and I thought that the rice was going to be gummy, but it wasn't. We had some wine and they didn't have a white wine, which was odd. Just a rose and a red. So, if I had to come here again I would. But only if in the area, which I probably won't be. But if someone was looking for a spot in Merced, I'd definitely recommend it.

This place is terrible. The management doesn't care about customers experience. Outdated…read moreinformation on the website. Terrible follow up.

My small children and parents and I really enjoyed the Merced Fruit Barn for the cute farm in the…read moreback. They have a pair of peacocks, goats, ducks, a cow, a llama, and chickens. They also have many exotic birds in the front of the store. It was relaxing to go and have an ice cream or coffee, which they sell, and take some time with nature. The Santa Fe train also passes right across the street so you can hear and see it. Amazing! Definitely recommend it for families with kids or if you want to stop for some nature.

This is a series of indoor and outdoor rooms that have fruit and nuts for sale. Prices are…read morereasonable. Cute ambiance. Service was prompt. Pick up a cold drink too.

Delicious peaches, apricots and other fresh summer fruit - wonderfully helpful assistants all make…read moreme so glad they come all the way to Pleasanton's Farmers Market! We are so lucky ;)

If you live near Madera or Turlock you should go to the Merced Flea Market. You will find fresh…read moreproduce-I would rather purchase my fresh fruit them, not the stores, vintage, antique, new clothes for one or two dollars, items still in packages, new and old items, tools, cleaning products. If you are looking for outside items for your front yard or backyards come to this flea market. All vendors are super cool and friendly. I would recommend the Merced Flea Market to my friends and newcomers.

Bought some beautiful flowers there. Also I bought habaneros, tomatillos, onions, and tomatoes. Was…read morehappy with mostly everything I made some salsa, but my tomatoes started to mold on the second day after buying them.

This is your regular Flea Market but on a small scale. They are open Sunday's all year around…read more Things you can find here: Food trucks: they have a Chinese food and Taco truck. The Chinese food truck sells chow mien, rice, chicken, mixed vegetables, etc and it tends to be more on the greasy side. They offer combination plates at a very reasonable price. Produce: mango, tomatoes, peaches, Thai peppers, jalapeños, pineapple, oranges, cactus, radish, green beans, potatoes, carrots, green onion, zucchini, etc Vendors: used clothing, new clothing, pots, toys, electronics, belts, boots, mops, brooms, Mexican candy, laundry soap, etc Food vendors : churros, pop corn, Popsicles, fish, shrimp, dried fruit, honey, peanuts, walnuts, etc Year round you will find they sell different produce depending on the season.

My friend and I enjoy going to the Atwater flea market, rain or shine, cold or hot on Sundays and…read moreThursdays if we can. Parking is $2 only on the pavement with handicap and the dirt area is $1 for each car. They do have a one bathroom building for all. You can find treasures there for sure, you just need to look hard and items are negotiable. They have clothing, shoes, kitchen wares, outside gardening, Mexican and Chinese food, agua frescas, produce, and pan dulce. Check it out and remember to step out and enjoy your day.

This is a friendly farmstand on the outskirts of Merced. Try the watermelon-picked only when it is…read moreready! You can even wash your fruit here and eat it right away.

These are the BEST apricots I have ever ever had. Fresh and stayed fresh for two months in the…read moreoriginal packaging as I snacked on them over these past weeks! Must Buy! Their other products are sure to be divine. Living in Arizona these are a treat.

Discovered the jams and sauces, especially "Hot Cot Pepper Sauce" which we cherish from our Farmers…read moreMarket all summer. It's January... Arg!