Went to a birthday party there. Everything was perfect. 4 course meal was to die for. One of the…read morebest meals I have had in a long time . Great service, best carrot cake I have ever had. Beautiful surroundings, vibrant gardens. Being there makes a person feel healthy!!

From the owner: PT Ranch implements regenerative farming practices to raise chickens, lamb, and cattle. Our animals…read moreare raised on a grazing planned are rotated to fresh grass daily. The product is tender meat that tastes like it should. We offer group and corporate retreats for groups of 10-20. Accommodations range from ranch buildings to canvas tents with other amenities such as a lap pool, lounge chairs, fire pit, hiking trails and cycling roads for miles.

" THE BIG BOUNCE AMERICA " AWESOME AMAZING, EXHAUSTING FUN!…read moreIt Was So Cool BIG BOUNCE AMERICA Landed In Elk Grove, CA @Bradley Ranch Winery. My Daughter Turned 3 While Having The Time Of Her Life On The Biggest Jumpers In The World! I Will Never Forget All The Bright Eyes And Smiles From All My Girls, Being There For Her Birthday Celebration! First You See The Biggest Inflatable Jumpers In The World. Beautiful Colors That Shine And Attract. Next They Direct You To The Age Area Of Your Ticket's, Then The Kids Take Their Shoes Off And Enter Into This Gigantic Jump Fest Behind This Huge Inflatable Wall- Staff Says "Just Go On In And Have Some Fun" Now The Parents Can Enter "At Their Own Risk" Or NOT! The Parents Get To Find An Empty Chair In The Shade, Facing The Wall. It's Like A Huge Waiting Area, For The Parents And Guardians To Relax And Chill While The Kids Are Partying In The Coolest Place Ever. I Really Enjoyed That Time To Myself. Now, When Their Tired Of That Area, They Have A Whole Lot More Jumpers To Explore. The Huge Inflatable Slides Were A Huge Hit For My Girls. I Even Seen A Couple Of Obstacle Courses - So Much To Explore. I Got All The Girls Faces Painted In The VIP Section, They Enjoyed Every Stroke Of Color. It Was Just All Around Fun! They Had Super Friendly Staff, Really Great Team On Top Of Everything And Full Of Smiles, While Willing To Help! I Cannot Recommend This Place Enough, For All Ages, It's Such A Fun Experience!

Huge ranch style winery with plenty of grounds available for an event. We attended the Big Bounce…read moreAmerica event here but it's also a popular wedding venue among other things. We even got a chance to see a few horses and cows! The wine bar was open during our event and their wine slushy was the perfect amount of ice and sweetness to help beat the heat. Would like to come back to try their other wines.

The Dry Creek Ranch House is part of Sacramento County's Dry Creek Parkway in the Rio Linda/Elverta…read morearea. Part of the Dry Creek Master Plan area, work is underway to preserve the historic character of the property while making it more accessible and educational for visitors. There are many pieces historical tractor equipment parked along the roadway. Guided tours on a limited basis. For Additional Information: Wedding information/reservations: Jeanie or Kelli, 916-991-5212 Dry Creek Ranch facilities information/reservations: Joyce, 916-332-4359

From the owner: Historic ranch for events - weddings, birthday parties, family gatherings. Call us for more…read moredetails. Outdoor venue only.

Not much in terms of their ranch. It's a really tiny place, but super mellow considering the busier…read morefarms nearby. Where Bodhaine really shines is with their pies. Remember this phrase: Blackberry-Apple sour cream pie. Daaaamnit!!! It is ADDICTIVE! Some of the best pie that I've ever tasted and a gem within Apple Hill. This was my last stop along my recent trip out to Apple Hill. Although it wasn't as eventful as the other two orchards that I visited, the pie was hands down the best! I dropped by about an hour before closing and this place was pretty dead. I'm sure COVID had a lot to do with that, but it was actually nice to not be around a ton of people. Bodhaine serves up some really unique pies. Since I had been feasting all day, I decided to take a few slices home. Got a slice of their blackerry-apple sour cream and a slice of their raspberry apple cream cheese pie. Of course, I had to wash it all down with some delicious cold apple cider. Both pies were tasty, but that blackberry-apple sour cream pie just stole my heart away. It didn't sound all that appealing from the title, but let me tell you... that sh*t was incredible! The tartness of the blackberry mixed with the sweetness of the apples and the creaminess of the sour cream was just straight up heavenly. I actually went back in to grab another slice because I didn't even make it to the car. The lady was laughing at me, but it was funny. The fact that the pie didn't even last a few minutes let's you know that it was good. It was at that point that I should have just purchased a frozen whole pie, but my tummy was honestly full and I wasn't thinking. I did end up getting another slice though, and that one actually did make it home. And damn was it delicious! Next time, I am definitely getting a frozen blackberry-apple sour cream pie or two because it was heavenly. If you're looking for some amazing pies on Apple Hill, Bodhaine won't disappoint.

I FINALLY Stopped By After 10 Years!…read more SITREP So. I've been calling to Apple Hill region about 10 years now. You know it is? You're invited by friends to go along, they introduce you to their favorite spots, and then year after year you end up going to the same spots with them. This year was a BIT different! THE SETUP So after hitting spots like Boa Vista, Crystal Basin Cellars, Abel's, Highline Trees, Boeger Wines, etc. etc., I caught my breath, and rechecked my Yelp searches. I was just getting ready to leave O'Halloran's Apple Ranch - the site of most excellent Apples, Pears and U-Pick Pumpkins - and as I turned on to Carson Road, was gonna beeline to the freeway, but noticed right next door to O'Halloran's was Bodhaine's. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bodhaine-ranch-camino?select=e07LLFQny_6LxFlSL0RgLQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w BODHAINE RANCH I actually wasn't in a rush to get home. I was in the car by myself and didn't have antsy people with me demanding to move on. I decided to take a relaxing moment for myself and see what Bodhaine's was about. In fact, I DID remember a co-worker mention a couple years ago something something something about "Bodhaine's" and "Pies" and "Tamales". https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bodhaine-ranch-camino?select=O-vzTzoGIq5GGKoJxBb5KQ&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE PIES! So let me skip ahead and tell you that Bodhaines has an AMAZING baking business going on here! "French Apple Pies" (YUM) to "Chicken Pot Pies" (Also YUM), you can come up here and just eat lunch - get a slice of each. Or walk away with a whole pie of each! THE JAMS! They also have a busy little section of JAMS. My takeaways here were a Chocolate Blueberry jam and a Blackberry-Blueberry jam. https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bodhaine-ranch-camino?select=yb4UCjSpxypOoypxHZiXxg&userid=3mNz5nQFTIBQm0oU5mBR0w THE LOWDOWN A nice stop to include on your trek through Apple Hill.

Safe to say this will be the only place we will get our beef from now on. Not only is this family…read moreamazing, so is the beef! Last year we bought 1/4 of a cow and now we're hooked. We already put in for a 1/2 a cow, you can't beat their Highlander!

What a delightful family and business. They take great care with their animals, business practices…read moreand commitment to excellence. They are wonderful members of the community. The beef is the added bonus, and it is reasonably priced, fresh and DELICIOUS ! thank you for being you, Caters !

Damn it was hot. AC was absent. Beautiful spot for events and gatherings. Would absolutely…read morerecommend.

The staff here are amazing and so are the owners. The venue is so beautiful and nice. The bathrooms…read moreare always clean and same with the property. I would highly recommend this property/ venue to anyone that wants to do a wedding or birthday or anything here it's so worth it and so beautiful, you won't regret it. And the food is also always very good and flavorful and and taste great. Here are just some of the amazing pictures I have of this great venue and property. Come check it out for any event.

Such a fun visit! Dianna was such a knowledgeable guide and all the animals were so friendly and…read morecute! Definitely a great place to bring your family of animal-lovers. :)

As a true alpaca and llama fan, this was such a treat to experience. My partner and I made time for…read morethis experience as a part of an anniversary weekend, and Dianna did not disappoint! Not only were her sweet dogs and barn cat an essential welcoming party, but also the star of the ranch, miss Dream. We had so much fun, and Dianna was so informative of the entire process of caring for her alpacas, sheering them, and the process of turning the fur into goods like yarn and the like. It was truly a special experience that I will now disclose to any and all that will hear until the end of time. Thank you again, Dianna

Great people if your ever in need of some farming. These guys do it all. From planting to harvest…read moreand everything in between they're a one stop shop for all of your farming needs. I'm always surprised what they're capable doing. Mike the owner is very knowledgeable. If you're thinking about planting crops in the San Joaquin valley or surrounding area do yourself a huge favor give these guys call before you start.

Always a fun stop - what's not to love...snacks, fresh produce, gifts and of course, corn! There is…read moreoften a food truck selling fish & meat, a great addition!

Still a nice place to go lots of fun. Recently got a bag of corn on the cob. I love their corn on…read morethe cob. It's delicious, but every ear was stripped open. Halfway down I called. They told me it was because they had to check to see if it had corn because it was such a late season for July. I truly believe that there's a better way of checking to see if there's corn on the cob other than tearing it open and drying it out maybe next year The young man on the phone said, just push it close the best you can and put them back in the refrigerator. Sad half of the ears didn't have much corn on them. If anything. I believe you could just feel the Cobb without tearing it open and you'll know if there's corn in it or not but thank you. I'm only 71 years old. I don't know anything about vegetables. Good luck.