We had a delightful experience at Cassidy Ranch! Elizabeth was so welcoming and kind, and showed us…read morearound the entire farm. We did a U Pick day and we picked flowers for a beautiful bouquet, as well as some fresh berries, herbs and tomatoes. The tomatoes were to die for! We hope to be back very soon. Thank you Elizabeth!

We had a really lovely visit to Cassidy ranch! We did the wine tasting, all of which were…read moredelicious, and then got to pick flowers/berries. The flowers were stunning, and we all agreed that this was a really unique and special experience for our time in Sonoma

Amazing experience! You need reservations in advance, which apply by car, not by person. Once we…read moregot there, the owner of the farm (who is extremely nice!) walked us through where and how to pick. The berries were delicious and there were several varieties! It was such a fun experience to pick ourselves too. There was delicious raspberry lemonade and popsicles too! Would definitely recommend and we'll be back next season.

Definitely a fun experience for adults and kids. We've never been raspberry picking or heard that…read moreyou can, at least not in SD, but in NorCal there's everything. You have to book parking to be able to pick. Once you book parking, it's like the entrance fee. Then after you pay for the berries per the pound. And it ain't cheap per the pound, but you get to pick the raspberries you like and the fun experience with your family. You can pick as little or as much as you like. It was about $12/pound in July 2025. I honestly like the not so ripe ones, so I picked those. Bright pinkish red versus deep pinkish red. They give you a little orientation at the beginning. You're not supposed to eat the berries before paying. My poor toddler (1.5 years old), we had to try to teach him but he ate some raspberries and even some flowers, bugs, weeds and some dirt... lol. Luckily he didn't get sick or anything. After picking, you pay for it and walk down the food truck to buy a raspberry ice cream ($4) and a raspberry lemonade jar ($12). Both were super tasty, especially the raspberry lemonade. Add a little sparkling water, you got yourself such a refreshing summer drink! Fun event for the littles.

What a blast! There's a little bit of chipping away in the pocketbook with parking, $5 scone, $5…read morecoffee, $5 ice cream all of which we're delicious. But the actual picking part is really a lot of fun! It's got good chomp down on the blueberries while they picked and four of us picked 4-1/2 pounds of blueberries and something like 30 or 45 minutes! Gonna make some.delish jam and Pie! Kids had a blast ! $6/lb and worth it ! Organic!!

Wow, getting a reservation to come here is harder than getting Taylor Swift tickets! Luckily I was…read moreable to snag one right on the dot when they're released. Who knew blueberries were such a scarce commodity?! My two year old daughter and I had a great mama-daughter date as we are the berry connoisseurs of the family. The property is so beautiful and tucked away in the country. The blueberries are absolutely incredible and reasonably priced per pound, and the blueberry ice cream is phenomenal. Sweet tiny merry-go-round and picnicking ground, along with some defunct tractors, made my daughter want to live there. We'll definitely be trying to return next blueberry season to snack on some more of their sweet blueberries!

Great place for the neighborhood!! I wrote the post that put 'em on the Yelp map a week ago,…read moresooooo.... Quality: 5 star health Service requests: 5 star community compassion Value: 5 star wholesome and organic What more is there to say? Please read the original post.

It's a great nonprofit with a whole lot of heart. They sell fruits and veggies to the public and on…read morea sliding scale. They organize opportunities for people to help harvest, extra surplus from peoples houses and then donate it to local food centers around the area. They also sell plant starts two times a year which helps fund their efforts. I have volunteered for them in their cleaning efforts and on their plant sale days, and everyone is courteous, kind and display the passion they have for being a part of a solution to needs in our area. My plant starts have always done really well and I like shopping with them every year, too!

My family and I visited Earthseed Farm yesterday for…read morebirthday celebrating, apple and blackberry picking. We had a great time. Pandora was so lovely and welcoming as well as all the staff. This sweet place blooms of intention, good vibes and positive energy!

I have been to many farms in the Sebastopol area but in terms of customer service, this is by far…read morethe best! I love their online appointment scheduling system. Today was almost 100 degrees and they were thoughtful enough to not have any appointments after 11:30am. When we arrived, we were the only ones it seems! We were greeted by 2 lovely ladies at the front entrance and took us on a quick tour of the farm and where to pick. During this month, blackberries, raspberries and apples were ready! We went with blackberries and apples. We sampled some fruits as we picked, delicious! After we were done picking, we were told to check out by the farm store. We went inside and check out the many goodies they sold (hats that turn into a fan, hand held fans, home made soaps, lavender sprays, baskets, tshirts, etc). We met the owner, Pandora. She was very sweet including her staff. Thank you for the most welcoming, intimate, U-PICK experience I have ever had!

Review #320 - 2018 I…read morehad this place bookmarked after seeing all their ads on Facebook announcing their "You Pick Pomegranates" for just one weekend a year. My sister's family really likes pomegranate so I decided to invite her to come along. We originally planned to visit this place on Saturday, but she had something else come up for her kid's school so we ended up coming on Sunday, October 21st. I showed up around 9:30 AM, and there were a whole lot of cars already parked in their lot. My sister texted me & said she was about 45 minutes away so I decided to sit in the car & wait, since my daughter was still sleeping in the backseat. When she finally showed up around 10:30 AM, it was getting pretty hot so my daughter was not a happy camper. Not enough sleep and heat does not make a baby happy. However, we managed to collect two 5-gallon buckets in about an hour. Actually, her little family did all the work while I played photographer. Hahaha The kids had a lot of fun picking their own fruits. My sister was kind of disappointed that we showed up so late since most of the bigger fruits have already been picked. We were still able to find some decent sized ones. I got a $20 box and she got a $25 box. I ended up keeping only 4 for myself and took the rest to my brother's house to let my other siblings pick what they want from it. My sister says next year we have to come back earlier on a Saturday so we can get first pick. Sounds like a plan!

Loads of delicious pomegranates remember to bring a pair of gloves when you pick!…read more Love local organic fruit!

For 10 years straight, Nunn Better Cherry Orchard in Brentwood has never let us down!…read more Every season we make the trip out, and every single year the cherries are absolutely incredible -- sweet, fresh, and impossible to stop eating before we even get home. Well being truthful even some as we picked....The orchard is beautiful, the staff is always friendly, and the experience has become one of our favorite family traditions. In a world where so many places change over time, it's honestly amazing to have a spot that stays consistently wonderful year after year. Thank you for a decade of memories, sticky fingers, full buckets, and happy hearts. Already counting down until next cherry season! Now to pit them and make a fresh cherry pie..... $4.50/pound

Cherry season is my favorite season! Make sure to follow their Instagram to get updates on when the…read morefarm will open. They provide buckets or you can bring your own. Lots of cherry trees to pick from and doesn't feel too crowded even when there are lots of people around.

This is a farm stand that no doubt knows how to grow delicious produce! And it is one that you…read moreneed to visit! Suncatcher Farm is located approximately 3.3 miles from where Washington Street at Howard turns into Bodega Ave (or 1 mile from Thompson Lane). They have a decent size covered farm stand so you are protected from the elements if it's raining, windy, etc. They farm 10 acres of land for their farm stand, and they are Certified Organic by CCOF (California Certified Organic Farmers which is a U.S. Department of Agriculture accredited organic certifying agency and trad e association.). All of their produce are nicely laid out with signage for each one listing what they are and prices. They have a large variety of produce, a scale for weighing if it's by the pound, bags so you can take your treasures home and it's all on the honor system. They have a board with all the ways to pay along with the info you need to do so (Venmo, cash & check). To keep up on the days and hours they are open, it is best to check out their Instagram page (@suncatcher_farm) and Facebook page (@suncatcherpetaluma) for days and times they are open as they do weekly updates. Currently they are open Monday through Saturday 11am to 5pm, and closed on Sunday's. However, they sometimes post that they will be open so keep an eye out on their Instagram and Facebook page. This is one of my two favorite farm stands in Petaluma and I love buying fresh produce from local farmers!

I fell in love with this honor farmstand, it's so cute. The issue is I bought a bunch of potatoes…read moreand I cooked them up and they are SO bitter. The kind of bitter I had taking over my mouth for half a day even after brushing and rinsing my mouth and eating. This happens when potatoes are exposed to light or extreme heat or cold, it's poisonous actually. I had to throw them all away. They had a few goods made by locals which were cute and some other produce that looked good I bought, but tbh I got scared to eat it after the issues with the potatoes. I like the set up and farmstand a lot, but they need to quality control a bit more.

She sells balsamic cigar, jams, low sugar jams, berry plants, produce and vegetable plants. You…read morewill find her at the local farmers market.

Edenberry farm is an organic berry farm with rows and rows of thornless raspberries and…read moreblackberries. We went to the you pick event to pick our own berries and I had a blast. The owners were very friendly and were happy to share the history and plan for the farm. The berries were very delicious and the price is very reasonable. The experience took me back to childhood when we would go picking berries in the forest. The farm also sells jams and even have a sugar-free varieties. During the summer this is a great a spot to hang out with a whole family. Just be sure to come early to beat the heat.

Love Love Love the place and the hosts. The couple that manage this place are friendly,…read moreaccommodating and love their animals. We were running late as my little one threw up in the car and we had to go back to clean up so we were late by 30mins!! That would usually be a problem with other places and they might just say "You would have to reschedule" but Lavender BnB drew was super chill about it although he had another reservation right after ours. He did say he won't be able to be with us through the full tour as we got late but we are free to walk around and take a self-guided tour if we like. Teddy is the Star! Should I call him the Alpha male Alpaca? I don't know but he is a sweetheart, cute and the best tour guide-Alpaca!! The place is opposite to Roche Winery and very close to many others so We might go back again, hopefully this time be there on time. Need to meet Teddy again

I got to visit this lovely little farm and all the sweet animals. They have alpacas, various kinds…read moreof miniature sheep, goats, chickens and dogs. The animals just come right up to you and want to be petted. Which speaks volumes for how they are cared for and loved. These creatures are free range and even get to visit the neighbors lands when requested. They seem happy to be roaming together, even the neighbor horses like to be close to the farm. Our host Meena was impressive in knowing all her fur babies by name. The owners took their time showing us around. They were super friendly, very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. The little gift shop smelled amazing with goods varying from bags to lavender essences and alpaca items. They also sell their fresh laid eggs. Fun place for the kids and adults in the Sonoma area. Cool thing is they also have a highly rated Arbnb. So imagine waking up to a view of the vineyards, a mountain range or farm animals then taking a walk to the winery down the street. Visits are by appointment only.