Found this road side farm by chance! The strawberries at the counter were so juicy and sweet. $6…read morefor a basket of big strawberries. Cash if it's under the $10 min. No pesticide or herbicide. There's picnic tables nearby to eat them. Other products include honey, jams, jerky, candles, etc. The place is dog friendly and photogenic. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Don't forget to open the wooden panels to take a look at the bee hive.

Such a charming farm. The blackberries were massive, sweet, and juicy, but the raspberries…read morecompletely stole the show--some of the best I've ever had. Cute little shop too.

Cute little farm with chickens roaming around and pigs that you're welcome to pet! Perfect little…read morestop for the kids. Came around the fall season so there were also plenty of pumpkins and sunflowers.

I buy my honey from them, and fruit if they have it at their stand. Excellent product, great…read morepricing!

Always a great pumpkin patch at the best price in the county. Really big pumpkins for about…read more$25-$30. Also have squash and other gorges for sales at reasonable prices. Staff always helpful! Thank you for being a local pumpkin patch that is great!

From the owner: Local Pumpkin Patch with great deals on Giant Pumpkinsread more

Stopping at Ostrichland USA on our way home from Solvang a few weeks ago was a must on our…read moreitinerary! Pricing was $7 for adults and $3 for kids under 12 plus $1 for each person wanting to feed the Ostrich and Emu. You enter through a gift shop and then out to where all of the birds are - they even had a couple of bunnies and a cat. There were so many Ostrich and Emu spread out everywhere. They come right up to you and just start pecking away! Tip: if you walk down further where the Emu are, there is more room to move around and plus there are lots of birds to feed. I think the Ostrich at the front of the entrance get most of the food - we felt bad not going to where the others were. The whole area was pretty cool - it kind of felt like we were on a safari with how picturesque the mountains and land were. The lady running the gift shop who also explained the rules was very nice! I highly recommend if you have small kids or just need a place to stop and stretch your legs! They offer bathrooms as well! Check them out!

A small place that visitors can visit with or without their dogs. Entry fees are reasonable…read more People can also feed the Ostriches and Emus by adding $1 extra. People feed the Ostriches and Emus in the front but there are lots more in the back. The staff should let people know there are more in the back.

This place is a hidden treasure!!! My toddler had so much…read morefun running through their lush vineyard. Location was perfect, tucked in away from the crowds. No city noise, just you, your family and lots of delicious berries. The lady who own is highly educated about their berries and she passionately explains everything. Great area for kids to play and yes, they have play area with tiny homes. Yes, they have place to wash your hand and toilets.

You can't beat picking your own fresh strawberries and blueberries. You've got to go!read more

This is an adorable little outdoor pumpkin patch in the outskirts of San Luis Obispo, near the…read morewineries in Edna Valley! They have a wonderful assortment of pumpkins, in all shapes and sizes, available to peruse as you walk around! It is so fun to explore and they are even dog friendly, which is always an added bonus! They have a very small corn maze in which they charge $4 per person if you want to go through it. Coming from a small town with a pretty impressive corn maze, the one here is nothing too crazy and only takes a few minutes to go through. Parking is super easy and free which was great though! Overall, this place is so adorable and definitely a great spot to pick up some pumpkins this fall season!

Every year they have more varieties of pumpkins and produce. Parking is easy and so much fun to…read morewalk around the farm. Very cool to cut pumpkins straight from the vine. Helpful young men working and very small town feel. We will be back!

One of the most beautiful spots on the Central Coast, Tar Creek Ranch is a perfect venue for…read moreweddings and special events. I have been fortunate enough to have visited the ranch on a number of occasions and am always blown away. I don't think I have ever pulled onto the property without seeing deer in the field behind the barn. With Holly at the helm, guests can rest assured that their day will be everything they hoped for. With amenities that include a gorgeous guest house, tented banquet area, stunning, historical barn, full bar access, outdoor ceremony area, and more, Tar Creek is an exceptional venue choice. If the Central Coast is the location you've chosen for your destination wedding or event, I highly recommend you book a tour of this stunning property.

I came to Tar Creek Ranch for a work holiday party. Wow!…read moreWhat a beautiful spot. Our crew of about 50 adults and kiddos had a blast eating, drinking, playing games, and chatting at the ranch. The layout of the property provides for a smooth flow for guests to enjoy their time such as grass, benches, fire pits, and indoor/outdoor bar. The facilities were modern with a rustic country feel perfect for weddings.

Great beef! You know it's local, you know it's fresh and you know that the cows were cared for…read more That all comes across in the taste. Even though it is flash frozen, thaw at room temperature and cook rare - it's really the best beef there is~ !

Tough meat, bad attitude! We purchased two new York Strip steaks at farmers market for special…read moreoccasion. They would be a treat, Cook the grill with butter we would love them. They told us to come back to let them know how we liked them. They were expensive tough steaks. We were very disappointed. I went back. Their immediate response: How did you cook it? Have you ever had grass feed beef before? Did you over cook it? Don't you know it has a different texture? How do we like our meat? We they over cooked? Hey the meat was tough, it happens Of the three opportunities for response. Apologize & replace Apologize & move on Make it the customers fault The chose number three. We won't be back