I found out about this place from a random video that I saw on TikTok, and I asked my sister if she…read morewas down to go visit this place this past Sunday, March 1st. There's plenty of parking there. We arrived around 8:15am, and we were abit disappointment in the trees as most of the blossoms have fallen off. We walked further down into the farm, and then we found some of the trees still have some blossoms. It looked like snow covered because of the fallen flower petals. We had a lovely time taking pictures and little videos. Because of the time restraint, we didn't visit the farm stand. I would definitely visit the next time I go. It's free to visit. I definitely recommend going to the Secret Garden afterwards for a lovely brunch/lunch/or dinner. That's what we did. :) Also, I think it would have been better to go visit in mid/late February because the trees would have more of the blossoms.

Lovely place. We visited this place on our recent visit to the Almond Blossom Festival. I learnt…read morethat they have been doing this business for generations. One of the very few farms that lets you walk among the almond trees. It is gorgeous and the blooms might last another coupla weeks. The recent rains created a nice white carpet with the blossoms on the green land. Some great produce in the farmstand as well.

This is a farm stand that has pumpkins and phot props for the fall. It was a fun little stop after…read moreattending the Turlock farmers market. They had loads of pumpkins, but also seasonal produce. We spent about fifteen minutes here.

This has been one of my favorites for years, but it's really slipped this year. Over and under ripe…read morefruit for sale, labeled as tree ripened. No more sample tray so you can judge for yourself. And the new man manning the stand is certainly not the cheerful face of the operation. They used to always have friendly and helpful (I always assumed they were local ag students) people working there. I hope this is a temporary situation. I used to stop every time I drove past. Now I don't even bother.

The variety of delicious food! All in one location! this is…read moreno small farmers market!, It goes on and on with lots of variety! Multiple city blocks. everybody there is such a good mood! The sun was shining and everybody was happy! we are definitely going back!

The Turlock Saturday market is a family-friendly positive vibes experience! There are crafters…read more(people who paint, make wreathes, build toys, crochet, and more), bakers, florists, lots to eat and drink, live music, and friendly faces everywhere. It is a showcase of the best of Turlock and the Central Valley in general. While you're there, you can also visit lots of stores on and off Main Street (some open early to accommodate the market crowds). There are also shade trees to provide some relief from the heat!

It is always my pleasure to share with all, this company located in California Back in the day when…read morewe lived in NY , we always purchased melons from this company ( thru my local fruit store) They called the honeydews then Sycamore. We moved to Florida and one of if the first things we did was to see who sold them. Publix did and does Their season begins around the middle of July thru the last week in Sept. The honeys are ready to be eaten the day you purchase them. The orange the same. These melons are the sweetest you will ever taste! I think from time to time Fresh Market and and Whole Foods sell them. We eat at least 2 large size honey or orange dews a week They are also known as King Of The West Each melon is labeled Turlock. How often does anyone describe the pleasure of eating THE SWEETEST OF ALL TIME? ''Tis my pleasure. ENJOY!!!

It dawned on me recently when I purchased gorgeous Peacock asparagus from Whole Foods here in…read moreKnoxville, TN that its tag indicates distributed by Turlock Fruit Co. The asparagus from the Peacock Farm was so fabulous that I returned this morning determined to purchase more (only two bunches remained among all asparagus available .. and I again chose Peacock's)! But, the amazing thing is that I live for the day when "King of the West" honeydew's arrive at Publix in July or so ... and I know from the day Publix opened its first store in our fair city that we can count on Turlock's to get these melons this far east! Publix pretty much has a monopoly on these special melons, although I have seen an occasional KOW melon in a rival grocery. I wish I lived closer to CA to see what other wonders Turlock's display/sell. Sandra Butler

What a hidden gem of a pumpkin patch! This place is absolutely charming and feels like the perfect…read morefall getaway. The pumpkins are clean, fairly priced, and there's a fantastic selection--from HUGE pumpkins to cute little decorative ones. I loved that there were tons of photo opportunities all around the patch, making it easy to capture those picture-perfect autumn memories. The farm stand is adorable and well-stocked, and there's even a little snack shack for treats and drinks. For the kids (and kids at heart), there's a small petting zoo and a fun haunted maze, which added to the whole experience without being overwhelming. One of the best things about this spot is that it's not overly crowded or hectic like a lot of other pumpkin patches, so you can actually relax and enjoy your visit. It's definitely worth the drive for a wholesome, festive, and family-friendly pumpkin-picking adventure. Highly recommend!

Stopped for Pluots and Pluerries on our way back to SF from Yosemite. Fantastic and the people…read morethere were very nice.

We checked out the farmers' market last weekend on the hottest day. First time at the Modesto FM…read more They have a good selection of fruits, veggies and homemade items. We ended up buying some kale, cilantro, nectarines, shiitake mushrooms and king oyster mushrooms.

We recently moved to Modesto and love living here close to Oakdale as we love that little town as…read morewell. We decided to try Oakdale farmer's market, nice but few produce stands and small variety to choose from. Mostly stuff for families with children activities, which is a good thing but we are retired seniors. So we checked out Modesto farmer's market the following weekend and viola, this is what we were looking for. Plenty of choices and quite a nice variety. Also, we spent the same amount of money and got triple the produce etc. We will stick with the Modesto farmer's market. Thank you for having a nice place to shop for good food

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!

Great prices, great quality, friendly service. What's not to love about this place. We always…read moreshop here during the season

My favorite produce stand ! Great prices , and very kind ! Come here instead of the Monte vista one…read more. This has better quality !