Tiburon, ca

Farm Stands near Tiburon, ca

Portola Valley, California

The Webb Ranch Farmers Market is open late May to November, from 10 am - 6 pm, seven-days-a week. We also have U-Pick Berry fields with raspberries, blackberries, and boysenberries that start in ear... [more]

Santa Rosa, California

WHOA (Work Horse Organic Agriculture) Farm is a non-profit organization. We have been supporting our community for the past four year by supplying fresh organic produce to health clinics, soup kitchen... [more]

Santa Rosa, California

Small family farm on an old pear orchard - mostly Bartlett- that has lots of Himalayan blackberries.... [more]

Livermore, California

Come visit our corn maze, our hay bale maze, our pony rides, and pick your pumpkin in october! we have a farm stand, and you can also find our produce at the pleasanton farmers' market.

los altos hills, California

We have an organic vegetable CSA and we sell meat - Lamb, pork, chicken and turkey through our online store.... [more]

SANTA ROSA, California

Twin Palms Ranch is a small-scale community-supported farm run by one farmer and his sidekick. They grow tasty vegetables, fruits and herbs plus beautiful flowers.... [more]

Brentwood, California

Bacchini's Farm is a family operated Fruit Stand and U-Pick orchard. We are located in beautiful Brentwood, California.... [more]

Santa Rosa, California

For over 60 years our family has been offering some of the finest raw honeys in Northern California.... [more]

Saint Helena, California

Farmers Market at Long Meadow Ranch is open to the public on Fridays from 9 AM to 1 PM. Available for purchase are a wide variety of heirloom fruits & vegetables, grass-fed beef, farm fresh eggs... [more]

Brentwood, California

U-Pick Farm and Fruit Stand with 22 varieties of Apricots, white and yellow Peaches, white and yellow Nectarines, Asian Pear and Pluots.... [more]

Sebastopol, California

Some of our Gravenstein apple trees were planted in 1887. We are two properties away from the site where Nathaniel Griffith and Luther Burbank first introduced the Gravenstein to Sonoma County, in the