Love this place! They always have fresh fruit available. Their berries are so yummy and their…read morecustomer service is great as well.

The best berries and fruit I have ever tasted are at Green Valley Farms! Everything is so flavorful…read moreyou will not be able to eat store bought again. The whole experience is awesome. You are treated like family when you enter and will want to come back again and again! Can't say enough good things about this place, the people, and the whole experience. It's a must to stop by and try, you will not be disappointed!

Perfect family friendly, free local pumpkin patch! I have a newborn and wanted to avoid the stress…read moreand cost of the popular big places in town. This was an amazing find and exactly what I was looking for! It was well kept, super cute with lots of photo ops, plenty to do without being overwhelming or too busy. They have a small corn maze (takes 10-15 minites), tractor ride, a full fledged pumpkin patch, large hale pyramid to climb, and pumpkin shooter. There's also a small flower patch. Prices were very reasonable for whatever items you want to do, especially considering no cost for parking or entrance. There was a good amount of shade on the property which is super nice. Only 1 porta potty which is a big con for me, but since it's not too far out of town not the end of the world. Parking lot is big enough for the size of the place, gravel. Everything was stroller friendly for our little one. The girls working were sweet and even willing to take some photos for us with the cute pumpkin arch. There was 1 food truck on site but limited options. Probably plan to eat before/after. Overall, definitely intend to come back next year and make this a fun tradition. It doesn't have the rides or slides or big entertainment that places like Bishops have, but its really cute and has plenty to do for a family that is wanting something smaller scale.

We accidentally stumbled on Little Field Farms one day taking the long way to Auburn. We ended up…read morestopping there in the way back and it was a lot of fun for our kids. They have a corn maze a tractor ride, some beautiful flowers to walk around, a huge hay pyramid and a bunch of pumpkins for sale. The cost to park and walk in is free but the rides and other stuff cost is minimal. The employees were very nice as they greeted us upon walking up to main booth. All in all it's really fun for the kids and didn't cost much money. I'd definitely recommend this place!

Typical small town festival. Taylor Blvd dual rows of street vendors. ACE Hardware downtown selling…read morecloseouts on the street. Behind the town along the park is another row of food vendors, bands, chidrens water works fountains to play in and 2 jump houses.

This year was amazing, live relaxing music, cute petting zoo, kids activities, fun…read moreface-in-hocutouts(see pic), Chalk Artists and plenty of food vendors offering Eggplant dishes to go along with the festival at decent prices! They also had lots of vendors selling gift related items, to get you started on your holiday shopping, and offered complimentary samples as well! I tried some deliciously flavorful Mandarin Olive Oil, Balsamic and sweet Orange Blossom Honey from the Colwell Thundering Herd Ranch booth and purchased some cards made by a local artist from the Cloudy Art Studio booth! As well as entered into their raffle to win some beautiful hand towels and cards! For lunch I ordered some deliciously flavorful and perfectly sauced Eggplant Lasagna from Rubinos Ristorante Booth and will definitely be checking out their restaurant in Rocklin now! I would highly recommend attending the festival and don't forget to pick up your free Eggplant before you leave, I cannot wait to try mine and see what next year has in store!

Good selection of wine. They had live music today and it was really nice to hear as we sipped their…read morewine. They also had a food truck that smelled delicious, Grajedas Mexican Grill. It's nice they have an option of food available. The vibes were lit. And the ladies at the bar were super sweet. Thank you to the yacht rock men who played for us! We would definitely come back. Bathrooms available and clean.

Great local winery. We were looking for music on the weekend and this place had bands both Saturday…read moreand Sunday. Nice wine selection and plenty of tables both inside and outside. Plenty of parking and food trucks for tasty lunch selections. We'll be back.

We'd just left an amazing wine tasting nearby so, didn't really expect to have 2 amazing tastings…read morein 1 area..but here we were at Davis Dean, enjoying every single wine that was poured! I thought his Chardonnay was really great in the tasting room, but it didn't translate as well when we had it at home. However, the Pitch Black Petite Syrah was pretty amazing! It almost felt like a port. All his wines felt well balanced and blended with perfection! Very cool guy who owned the place was serving up the wines and made us feel welcomed and at ease. I heard him thanking some Yelpers for coming in and I reminded myself to check in...low and behold he had a 15% off deal and I used the hell outta that...you should too!

Marshall is an excellent owner and his knowledge of wine was very interesting to listen too.read more

Loomis Alpacas is a true hidden gem in Placer County that brought my family and me so much joy!…read more Scheduling was easy over email. Communication was prompt and Beckie was super hospitable at every moment. She was kind and calm, and we all felt welcomed and comfortable. Thanks to her, we learned about alpacas and took some adorable photos. We even got to take home some souvenirs from her cute shop (get the alpaca socks-my husband LOVES his!). As a cherry on top to this fabulous experience, my toddlers got to pick a delicious Fuji apple from Beckie's farm. Wowow, what a fun and unique adventure! I'll be recommending this place to other mom friends and animal lovers :)

Had an absolutely incredible experience with Becky here. She is so sweet & informative and did…read moregreat at guiding us with her most adorable alpacas. This was the highlight of my birthday & she cares & takes care of them well! She weaves alpaca wear too. I would love to come back.

The festival moved to a new location in 2024. The whole thing felt like a money grab. Pay to park,…read morepay to enter (per person), and pay hefty prices once you enter. I'm sure each booth had to pay a fee just to setup. There was no additional value for paying an entrance fee except for the opportunity to buy stuff. I was hoping there would be a craft for kids or something interesting to participate in. I recommend passing on this festival in the future, it was a waste of time and money for me. Instead, find a local fruit stand and buy oranges locally. For a mandarin milkshake, I'd go to a local diner in the area.

So this is a pretty small event to be considered a festival but hey it was fun…read more Tickets were $10 pp and allowed you to peruse the displays and vendors. We parked next door in a church parking lot accepting donations fir parking so that made it easy to lug our 10lb bags of mandarins lol. My favorite display was a guy carving wood sculptures with a chain saw. Also had a Reeses's peanut butter mocha and cobbler which were yummy. Unfortunately the mandarins were more tart than sweet so ideally this should have been delayed to prolong the growing season. Overall this was still a nice little event and i would come back next year.

We had the most amazing morning at your farm. Mike and his wife went above and beyond for my…read morehusband and I. Mike's personal attention to us and helping my husband get up to the blueberry patch was heartwarming. I could go on and on about our positive experience but will just refer all my family and friends to this farm. The blueberrlies were delicious as well

This place is lovely…read more First of all, if you're planning to come here to pick blueberries, you should visit their Facebook page to find out when they will be open. They close on certain days when there are not enough blueberries that are ripe in order to give the unripe blueberries a chance to ripen. Once you arrive, follow the signs that lead you to the parking field. Park in the field, and then head to the areas that say welcome. They will let you use their buckets. It took me three hours to fill one bucket completely and a second bucket 2/3 of the way. They charge $20 a bucket so I paid $35 for mine (I think they round to the nearest quarter of a bucket. The family who owns this organic farm are so nice! They'll tell you all about blueberries (I learned that blueberry bushes can live for 60 years). There are 4 or 5 different varieties of blueberries but I ended up mixing them in my bucket so I have no idea which is which haha. This is a super fun activity to do with friends. Highly recommend.