The Farm

great fresh pot pie, order in advance. great produce and small town charming products. Local honey, nice people there. I stop by when I am in town.

Saw a Facebook post for u-pick flowers. Came on a Saturday around 11. It is open for U-pick flowers 10-1. They have a paved driveway and a small parking lot. Not sure where overflow parking would be. We had no issues. Walk through the cute shop that has veggies and other items. They have freshly baked pies too! We got just a slice of apple to try out. Whole pies are quite expensive so we wanted to taste first.

You pay inside the store for the u-pick flowers. We did the $20 for a handful bunch. You walk outside and head over to a cart they have setup. You can bring your own shears and bucket if you want. Then pick away! My daughter was walking around for an hour making her bunch. She will dry or press to preserve them.

This is an adorable and delightful spot to visit with little kiddos! We came on a Wednesday morning while story time was happening. All the staff we interacted with were warm, friendly, and helpful. They patiently answered questions we had.

I enjoyed browsing the store that had a variety of items--produce, pies, toys, books, soaps, kitchen items, decor, clothing, & so many more random finds! I walked away with a bunny figurine and a bag of yummy chocolate chip cookies.

Our little one thoroughly enjoyed seeing & petting some of the animals--rabbits, chickens, water fowl, and goats. You can pay to get a little cup of greens to feed the goats.

There are many cute photo ops for kids, such as with the animals, on a tiny tractor, in front of a truck, with a windmill in the background, or by the verdant fields. We saw there was a little cow train that was in the field as well.

There are tables with umbrellas & restrooms.

It's a super cute experience & a pleasant way to spend some time.

The chicken pot pie with bacon So delicious, and the crust is light, fluffy, and heaven sent. This is the best pot pie I've ever had

I love this place. The fruit is amazing and the chicken pot pie is to die for!! I cannot wait to go back.

My family has been coming here for years and I was so excited to bring my one and only to continue the tradition of picking a pumpkin. It was an hour drive from San Jose but worth it. I love that it is low key but cute and has everything you need without it being overwhelming.

It is open year round so I need to make an effort outside of autumn. We arrived on a Saturday at 10 (opening time) and lasted 1 hour. My son loved the little tractors and looking at the farm animals so close up. His favorite was riding in the wagon and touching things like dirt and pumpkins.

He found his pumpkin and loved roaming the gift shop. I loved the slice of blackberry pie which had an almost sweet biscuit topping. My husband loved the apple pear pie. We saw a floral arrangement class going on that looked fun.

Support local organic farmers! It was a 25 min drive from here to the wharf afterwards for lunch but when we left at 11, the food trucks were starting to show up. Can't wait to come back next fall so my son can ride the cow train!

Visited the Farm on a weekend morning/afternoon. The drive to get over here is positively scenic and provides great contrast to the coastline, Monterey has the best views.

When I saw the beautiful U-Pick Flowers I couldn't help myself. Afterwards I stopped into the barn to pick up a pie. They have lots of options but opted for the strawberry olallieberry crumb for it's fun, unique name. Came home to clean/cut and arrange the flowers and had a slice of pie. It was a great balance of sweet and tart. Though the bottom crust wasn't as cooked through as I usually like, the crumb topping had good texture. These pies are not cheap, they run about $31 after tax. But if you have extra money to blow, this is a beautiful place with great hospitality.

Had a wonderful visit with my mom and two little kids. Staff was so warm and welcoming! Got a pot pie for dinner and it was delicious

I have a deep appreciation for the ambiance and a strong desire to show my support for local farms. However, I find it somewhat extravagant to spend $21.76 solely on these particular stone fruits.

Took the whole family today and really enjoyed ourselves.
The good: Petting zoo, story time, pumpkin patch, you pic flower fields, goats/chickens/bunnies/ducks. Plenty to do. There was a cute store and other fresh food to purchase but my kids were really hyper so I elected to the leave that for another day. Bathroom on site (not sure about changing table//forgot to look). This place has amazing pie you could buy it by the slice!! I think that they did a great job with parking and organization-- there was a ton to do and a ton of people but it never felt crowded or overwhelming. There is a cart for pumpkins (like to take to the field//load//pay//take to your car)-- which was a lifesaver since we have soooo many kiddos. ALSO. Great customer service. One of our pumpkins was soft and the gentleman alerted us and ensured that we didn't leave with a crap pumpkin.
The bad: The road coming in/going out isn't made for 2 way traffic so proceed with caution. The petting zoo signs were a little confusing- we weren't totally sure if WE couldn't pet the bunnies OR if they just want personal PETS (like dogs) to not be around the animals. But. To be clear. None of this stuff took away from our experience.
To consider: I think parking mighhhttt be dicey if you show up after 11ish (especially because it's pumpkin season).
Overall great experience. 10/10 would pumpkin again.