This is my favorite U-Pick farm. I love the apricots , blueberries, and zucchini best. They also…read morehave cherries, strawberries, peaches, plums, and nectarines. Prices are reasonable and the layout/varieties are clearly labeled. Parking has never been a problem for me. They have wagons you can borrow to haul your fruit. They are open for several months with different offerings.

The best U-Pick farms I have ver been on! The people are nice! They have a variety of fruits for…read moreyou to pick yourself ; peaches, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and some summer squashes. You pay by the weight of the fruit you pick.

I don't have a photo to post but just a screenshot from their FB page…read more I couldn't believe the price the first time I came across their page, which was 6$ for 15 dozen I missed out on that deal but came when I had my cousin to help me carry the eggs. We went during the summer the day before the Fourth of July around 9am which was a Friday. It wasn't busy but a few cars there. The regular price is $10 for 15 dozen, still a great amazing deal. Fast friendly service, at their window pick up. This week of August 11th they had an $8 deal for the 15 dozen We came on Thursday the 13th and got that 8$ deal!! We mentioned them to family and friends. My cousin's family from her husbands side has a lot of kids and went by in the afternoon and said there was a long line and a lot of people My Thursday morning around 10a wasn't busy, even with the deal, so I guess their afternoons are a lot more busy FYI I hope they will still have these amazing prices for months to come which definitely helps big families. The place is clean and beautiful They have a sign saying to watch out for chickens crossing the road. Please do!! I also wish I can give them 15 dozen stars

AWARENESS: Because of the heat in the valley, my chickens…read morehave slowed their laying so, I needed to grab a few eggs to tie my family over for a few days. NARRATIVE: I drove to Pleasant Valley Farms on a Sunday morning, just after they opened for day. There were a few cars and waiting people when arrived but, the line to grab some fresh eggs moved quickly. I grabbed 18 large brown eggs and paid $5 dollars. No fuss. No muss, just some fresh eggs. SCENE: Pleasant Valley Farms is located in the unincorporated city of Ripon on W Ripon Road between Austin Road and S Curtis Avenue. The farm has signs clearly marking which way to enter and leave the property and the process for getting eggs is simple; drive up. Find a place to park. Head to the window and buy your eggs. RECOMMENDATION(S): You can't beat the freshness of their eggs nor their price. Highly recommended.

Always have a great experience here whether it be picking out pumpkins, pick your own tulips or…read moresunflowers or any other event they have going on. Such a fun, family-friendly place and a nice break away from downtown Modesto. Enjoy these photos of us enjoying ourselves last fall!

This was our first time visiting the farm during the harvest season. We didn't get to do everything…read more(newborn & toddler needing a nap) but there was sooo much to do. Farmer John's really spent time and resources making upgrades to everyone's experience when they visit. One of the most noticeable improvements was the concrete paths that have been poured, circling the attractions. This makes the farm completely stroller friendly and so much easier for moms with young kids. My daughter also got to do the pony ride which was such a special treat for her. I should also note that it was only $15 to get in. We went to another pumpkin patch here in the valley that charged just as much, but had way less attractions, amenities and things to do. Thank you farmer John for always making our experiences better and better, and keeping it affordable for us moms!

Best cherries around. Just wish the season last longer. Go there once or twice a week when cherie's…read moreare in season

My little is not a cherry eating person, but he sure did like picking them! He has gone apple…read morepicking and now cherry picking, and I love that my MIL has these ideas for him to venture out and try new things and experiences that I don't think of. He had a blast, got to see how they grow and we had some yummy cherries for our trip home and for snacks. He may not eat them, but we did!

Kids had lots of fun, it was so fun to see the animals! Definitely recommend for a fun family…read moreouting!

Turlock-If you are looking for an amazing "farm" day experience, THIS is the place for you!! Jeff…read moreand Ronna treat you like family. Their entire farm is made up of the most adorable animals you'll ever meet. From Ricky the Donkey to Thelma the pot-belly-pig, and every animal in between. Jeff and Ronna take the time to give you the royal treatment, answering any and all questions! Jeff even jumps on the train to give you a tour around the farm! There were eight of us and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves all morning long. It's by appointment only, so get yours ASAP.

Smith Ranch carries the best fruit in the valley! I wait each year to buy their incredible…read morepeaches! It seems they closed earlier this year. Now for the long wait.

Love love the peaches!! I look forward to them every year. So very polite and very helpful.read more

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.

A couple weekends ago went was great ! The peaches, plums, tomatoes and apricots were sweet great…read more. Summer squash and avacado also great. The got the bread nice and fluffy. The cookies oatmeal without raisins and chocolate chip, am glad we got one each if we bought any more we would have finish them off before we got home. And local honey, I plan to restart taken local honey for allergies so I'll plan to buy more honey. There was some tumblers and yarn dish scrubber, I think. Plan to go Saturday again, and restock. Lol this time will bring coffee to go with them yummy cookies. Gonna try the sugar cookies !

I stop by here often to pick up the latest in season fruits and veggies. One of the rare locations…read moreto offer fresh figs when they are in season. They also have great sourdough bread so fresh and so good I always have to pick up a loaf. They also have a small selection of desserts like turnovers and such. It's always tempting to pick up a few treats.

Absolutely love this place. Been bringing my kids here since they were babies. We're obsessed with…read morethe smoothies!

This family owned business is awesome. A barn full of delight pastry,baked goods, honeys, jams,…read morejellies, fruit, melons, nuts, flavored nuts, dried fruits, Boba, smoothies, hot and cold coffee and samples of baked goods and pies, for sale. There is so much more! Your adventure can be free, inexpensive, or shop as much as you want, it is your choice. This venue is a refreshing free activity space for young and old alike. All of the following are Free! The little train takes you on a tour, hay maze, race on foot among the sunflower track, free, two large play structures, turtle display, peacock and paefowl, goats, chickens, and a goose. Walking paths and aerial misters. And more! For sale: Pumpkins under 10.00! Pond that is stocked with carp that can be fed (1.00 a bag, FAIR) Very clean, free/inexpensive place to get outside with younger children.