Still my absolute favorite goat farm - I love the baby goats, the adult goats, the sustainability…read morepractices, the family run farm... I've been going here for years now and they are the nicest most wonderful people who give good tours and have wonderful silly and snuggly baby goats! They give you real time with them and don't have a forced amount of time on each part of the tour - unlike Harley goat farm. You can skip the tour and just hung with the baby goats the whole time if you want! Also can come early or stay late depending on when if there's another tour that day. I get enough time with the baby goats - and I loooove baby goats so that's saying something! Bring a meal if you want to eat and hangout at their picnic tables. I've gotten to milk the goats a few times, feed the adults, be there for a goat birth (just happened while on the tour!), and have all the baby goat snuggles and silliness. Love the family farm, love the folks who run the baby goat tours/visits. Also a cute town to go into after for food, beverage, also wine tastings nearby. I recommend a second set of clothes to change into after in case you get dirty (goats are relatively clean, but they're goats so not like indoor pets. I let the baby goats climb all over me.)

We are a family of six, including three generations - all of which thoroughly enjoyed the tour! We…read morecuddled baby goats, fed their mothers and learned about goat farming along the way. The farm is beautiful and Jennifer is a great guide. Highly recommended!

For starters, this place is rather difficult to find. The turnoff sign is quite inconspicuous . We…read morecame for the farm tour and cheese tasting and I left feeling underwhelmed but optimistic better days were to come. Patty, the tour guide spoke about the history and her Peruvian partner's substantial impact on the business. She led us down the road to see the chickens, pigs, and goats and encouraged us to peek through the window of the factory, though it was close to the public because it had to stay sanitized. Not as educational as I had hoped Despite being an unusually warm day Patty insisted we do the cheese tasting outside. We tried 5 different types, and oddly I preferred the cows milk cheese despite her specialty being goats milk. I also wasn't enthused about having the tasting on an unstable picnic table surrounded by an endless number of flies we struggled to fight off, and the cheese was steadily melting. Not what I pictured for a cheese tasting. With some additional resources this place could be spectacular.

Patty, the owner, cheated me out of $200 for renting her my goats to eat her pasture. She only…read morechecked prices after the fact and decided to decrease her costs (with a witness) without even asking me. Then she wouldn't pay me and blackmailed me to sign a false receipt! She then rented my goats to another person without informing them of the cost. She thereby involved an innocent party in her scheme, again without asking me if moving my goats to another party's land was OK with me. My goats are my babies. I need to know where they are at all times. She claimed, after the fact, that I should have been driving a fair distance every other day to check on them. This was not part of our original deal. Besides, Patty OWNS A GOAT FARM AND SHOULD KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF GOATS! Patty advertises herself as a goat farmer, but she doesn't even have any of her own goats! This woman and her farm are a run-down fake. Patty is quite elderly and suffers from severe memory loss. She is not even able to walk into her pastures due to physical issues. Don't go there. You will be disappointed in the lack of authenticity. This goat farm is a definite has-been and suffers from deferred maintenance, an owner who can't remember anything, and junk strewn everywhere.

Anytime I go to Napa it's my first stop. The quality of the food and service is second to none.read more

Just returned from a trip from Napa valley and did a tasting at Heitz. Our wine assistant suggested…read morethis restaurant. My husband at first went in to check out the place. He came back and said you're going to love this restaurant. We ate here twice at what a delight First night Chris was our server, he we wonderful. Immediately when seated you are offered water, then your server greets you We had the heriloom tomato salad with buratta to start and the cheese burger on the potato bun . For a side dish my husband had potato salad and I did potatos. The best ever They make there own ketchup The second night I had the chicken over beans and greens, and my husband had a salad green and added chicken The inside is country quaint. We can't wait to return

Such a lovely place! Beautiful flowers at very reasonable prices - make your own bouquet!read more

Gorgeous in all ways! Adore the produce and flowers. Such nice people here. Can't wait for when I…read morecan go back

Wife and I have passed a number of times, but on our trip back from Osmosis, I had her stop in…read more People are great. Tons of different pastas and fresh produce - the peanuts are great! A must do from here on! And the food truck outside has an amazing sandwich!!

Bill's is one of my favorite things about living in west county. It's a rustic, roadside farm store…read morebut big enough to be able to buy almost all my staples there. I love getting local produce and eggs from my neighbors chickens. Their veggie starts do amazingly at my place. But the real reason you should shop there is because yesterday when the person who was supposed to drop my groceries had an emergency and couldn't bring them. I was recovering from abdominal cancer surgery so I couldn't go myself. Anthony, one of the owners I believe, offered to drop them off. He came right after work. Never event brought up a service or delivery fee. It's a 5-7 min drive for him but the gesture, for me, is reason enough to shop there as often as I can.

Great family experiences, picking blueberries, on a real farm. Yummy baked goods and blueberry ice…read morecream, as well as opportunities to reserve a night in the glamping tents.

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!!

The best goat cheese on our planet. I highly recommend you get some. It will not disappoint. World…read moreclass and the owners are too.

We had a wonderful experience! We were 5 adults. We had a private tour with Julia who is the farm…read moremanager. She is sooo knowledgeable about goats ,dogs, managing a farm. We were taken to the milking parlor,to see ( and play and feed) the kids who are very cuddly and sweet, we visited the creamery and finally, sat with a bountiful tray of the cheeses they make. Everybody in our group felt that it was worth our time and money!

We hired Blue Copper Farm for our daughter's Fairy First Birthday and it was the highlight of…read moreeveryone's day. Blue Copper Farm was very thoughtful and mindful of time and the small children. They had so many great add ons and were very flexible!

We had Blue Copper Farm for my daughter's 7th birthday party. Both children and adults enjoyed the…read moreanimals. Katie was very helpful, responsive and kind. They offer a wonderful service. Strongly recommend them if you are interested in having animal friends for an event. The animals themselves are very good with the children. I wish I could give 10 stars. Thank you so much Katie and co!

It's rare to find a real farm shop down a backroad, and True Grass Farms offers a simple…read morehelp-yourself shop on the honor system. For sale here are fresh eggs, frozen meats (lamb, pork and beef), local tea, and bone broth. We took note that this is an ecological farm using regenerative grazing practices, and yes we had to dig deeper into their website to find out exactly what that means. Impressive: thoughtful, transparent & sustainable farming. We picked up a dozen farm fresh eggs ($10) some farm made breakfast sausage (which was delicious), and large pork sausage, which we can't wait to try. Easy to connect to their free WiFi at the farm shop and pay via Venmo. Nothing better than a true backroads find!

Camping my Style…read more Working cattle ranch and farm that also happens to have camping locations available throughout the property. The Good: *You can purchase some of their homegrown meats to use at your campground. *Lone shared restroom was very not bad for an outhouse. *Multiple campsites along the Estero *You can also purchase wood to burn in the camp firepit *Located in Tomales, not too far from the ocean, it probably doesn't get too hot like most summer campgrounds are prone to getting. *Cell signal (Xfinity) was actually pretty decent in some spots. The Meh: *Directions to campground is a little confusing at first. The Ugly: *It's still camping and sleeping in a tent on an air mattress is still a nightmare. Conclusion: Still not a big fan of camping but this place is very not bad.

Tickets go on sale every Wednesday at Noon from June - September:…read more https://theboringfarm.simpletix.com These were some of the best organic raspberries I've ever tasted. Raspberries are quite easy to pick which makes it accessible for people of all ages to participate, which was great. I'd bring a picnic and drinks. There are plenty of tables in the shade and sun. We were having such a lovely time picnicking after picking that we didn't even notice they'd been closed for half an hour! They were welcoming and didn't say a thing. Very thoughtful and family-friendly people. I'd definitely come back. While there are only raspberries at this farm, they're so good that it's worth coming for that one beautiful fruit.

A really fun stop for a family outing!…read more The raspberries are really delicious, and I love that the farm is organic so you feel good feeding your loved ones. The prices are $12 a pound, which seem fair considering you're paying $7-8 for a small 6 oz pack in the grocery store. Plus, you can't beat picking them fresh. There's a pond and picnic area to enjoy your fresh picked raspberries or a packed lunch, if you want to make an afternoon out of it. Not a lot of shade on the property, so if you go on a hot day be prepared with water at hats.