Farms in Modesto, CA

Modesto · Orchard, Produce Farm

Aguilar Farms brings over 70 years of farming experience to its orchards near Modesto, California. The family operation grows apricots, cherries, peaches, nectarines, and many other stone fruit varieties, with farming methods focused on drawing the fullest flavor from every harvest.

Modesto · Farmers Market

Modesto · Agritourism Farm

VanderHelm Farms is a family-run u-pick operation in Modesto growing 15 varieties of blueberries, 8 of cherries, and a dozen peach varieties, alongside strawberries, nectarines, and apricots from April through August. Their StreetCar Fruit Stand sells pre-picked produce Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm, and the farm hosts field trips and seasonal hiring.

Modesto · Agritourism Farm

Dutch Hollow Farms sits on Milnes Road outside Modesto, in Stanislaus County's Central Valley almond and dairy belt, one of the most productive agricultural counties in the country. No confirmed details on what Dutch Hollow Farms specifically grows, raises, or sells.

Modesto · Agritourism Farm

Modesto · Farmers Market

The Modesto Certified Farmers' Market has been servicing Stanislaus County with fresh produce and locally made goods for over 45 years. We pride ourselves ingiving back to our community by offering free community outreach, kids activites, special holiday events and more throughout the year.

Modesto · Agritourism Farm

Ott Farms sits in the Central Valley farmland outside Modesto, in Stanislaus County's almond and walnut belt. Details on what's grown or sold here aren't publicly listed, so visitors should confirm hours before making the drive.

Modesto · Farm Stand

Ceres · Farmers Market

Ceres Farmers' Market sets up at Ceres-Whitmore Park, on 3rd and North streets in this Stanislaus County city. Vendors bring vegetables, fruit, local specialty foods, and crafts. Some listings put the season at June and July on Tuesday evenings, though that schedule may have changed, call ahead to confirm before visiting.

Riverbank · Farmers Market

Riverbank, in Stanislaus County, hosts an annual Cheese and Wine Festival every October that draws visitors from across the Central Valley. This certified market runs on Santa Fe Street in the small town, a direct-sale stop for growers from the surrounding dairy and produce farms.

Ripon · Farmers Market

Ripon calls itself the Almond Capital of the World, its economy built largely on almond production in the San Joaquin Valley. This certified market runs at Mavis Stouffer Park on Stouffer Street in town, drawing growers from the almond orchards and row-crop farms that surround it.

Ripon · Agritourism Farm

Double Dutch Farms operates in Ripon, a San Joaquin County farm town known for its almond orchards, walnuts, and dairies along the Stanislaus River bottomland. No working website confirms which crops this specific farm grows or sells direct.

Ripon

BAKED. In Amador is a craft bakery dedicated to sourdough bread and fresh baked goods, supporting local farmers and building community through quality baking.

Ripon · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Ripon · Agritourism Farm

Jessop Farms is a family farm outside Ripon, in San Joaquin County's almond and walnut country along the Highway 99 corridor. The farm keeps a Facebook page under its name, but current crops, hours, and other contact details aren't posted publicly online.

Ripon · Farm Stand

Ripon · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Harris Orchards is on North Ripon Road in Ripon, a San Joaquin County town that calls itself the almond capital of the world and grows orchard crops throughout its surrounding farmland. No further confirmed details on Harris Orchards' specific varieties or u-pick access.

Turlock · Agritourism Farm

Mariposa Ranch is an agritourism stop in Turlock, in Stanislaus County's Central Valley dairy and row-crop belt between Modesto and Merced.

Ripon · Farm Stand, Orchard

Turlock · Farmers Market

Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., March through mid-December — a nonprofit market in Turlock run entirely by a volunteer board of directors. Vendors set up along the market's downtown route, a long season by Central Valley market standards, stretching well past the typical spring-to-fall run most markets keep.

Oakdale · CSA Farm

Wellspring Charitable Gardens runs a community-supported agriculture program out of Oakdale, in the almond and dairy country of eastern Stanislaus County. No hours, crop list, or share pricing are published online for this listing. Farmers or members with current details are welcome to update the record directly.

Oakdale · Farmers Market

Oakdale Morning Market, as it's officially named, is a newer addition to downtown — Saturdays, 8 to 11am, May through September, on North 3rd Avenue. It launched to give local growers and small businesses a direct line to Oakdale shoppers, rotating vendors and artisans weekly rather than running a fixed lineup. It's seasonal and summer-only, so it disappears once fall hits.

Turlock · Poultry Farm

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Waterford · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Patterson · Farmers Market

Sunblest Valley Farmers' Markets runs seasonally, spring through fall, in a parking lot on West Las Palmas Avenue in Patterson, with ties to the Sunblest Orchards operation nearby. Vendors sell produce and local goods, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT for shoppers using food assistance benefits.

Turlock · Farm Stand

Turlock · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Patterson · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Fantozzi Farms runs a corn maze and pumpkin patch in Patterson, in the Central Valley farm belt between Modesto and Gustine. Like most valley patches, the season is brief, mainly weekends through October.

Waterford · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Patterson · Agritourism Farm

Fantozzi Farms has worked land in Patterson for more than four decades, selling fresh apricots from a summer fruit stand on Walnut Avenue and running a fall corn maze, pumpkin patch, and haunted maze at its Sperry Avenue property. The farm also hosts school field trips and a scarecrow contest each October.

Denair · Organic Farm, Orchard

Burroughs Family Farms in Denair, California is a family farming operation producing regenerative organic foods, including certified regenerative organic olive oil sold through its online farm store and shipped nationwide.

Turlock · Agritourism Farm

Macedo's Mini Acre is a ten-acre alpaca and llama ranch run by full-time ranchers Larry and Maureen Macedo, raising fiber animals for over 20 years in the San Joaquin Valley north of Modesto. The farm mills its own yarn, rugs, hats, and dryer balls on-site and welcomes visitors for tours, birthday parties, school groups, and photo shoots among the herd.

Oakdale · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Hilmar · Agritourism Farm

Hilmar Cheese Company's visitor center sits next to a plant that turns out more than a million pounds of cheese a day from roughly 200 dairy trucks of milk. Free tours walk visitors past the production line, including the packaging of 640-pound cheese blocks, and end with complimentary tastings and a gift shop stop. The on-site deli-cafe serves cheese chowder and sandwiches, and the center runs school field trips and hands-on ice cream-making sessions for groups.

Manteca · Farmers Market

Hilmar · Farm Stand

Anderson Almonds is a certified-organic almond grower in Hilmar selling farm-direct, unpasteurized raw almonds in 5, 10 and 25-pound bags. The family has farmed organically for more than 40 years, irrigating with Sierra Nevada snowmelt and skipping synthetic chemicals. The farm is a CCOF-certified member and has recently paused online ordering between harvests.

Farmington · Livestock Ranch

Newman · Farm Stand, Meat Farm

Lathrop · Agritourism Farm

Family-run Lathrop farm known for its fall Pumpkin Maze, opening every October, and a spring cherry-picking season called Cherries on the Farm. The Central Valley operation draws Bay Area and Sacramento families for both seasonal windows rather than running as a year-round farm stand. Check ahead before visiting outside pumpkin or cherry season, since the farm closes between runs.

Lathrop · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Dell'Osso Family Farm's annual pumpkin maze on Manthey Road in Lathrop, now running for close to three decades. The corn and pumpkin maze anchors the visit, with train rides, pedal cars, a bakery, and a pumpkin patch filling out the grounds each fall.

Linden · Agritourism Farm

Miramont Estate Vineyards has grown grapes in the Sierra foothills outside Linden since 1997, within the Lodi appellation. The family-owned winery pours tastings on-site and gives tours through vineyard rows that supply its own label along with bulk wine sold to other producers. Visitors single out the Celestial Cabernet. Reach the tasting room at (209) 887-3178 before making the drive out Milton Road.

Lathrop · Farmers Market

STOCKTON · Agritourism Farm

Countryside Farms sits on East Main Street across from the Stockton East Water District and runs u-pick blackberries, grapes, strawberries, sour cherries, tomatoes, and pumpkins in season, alongside a fruit and vegetable market. The farm recently resumed its field trip program after a three-year pause.

Gustine · CSA Farm, Produce Farm

Contented Acres Produce grows chemical-free vegetables outside Gustine, selling freshly picked items from a Lucerne Avenue stand on Sunday and Thursday mornings, 9 a.m. to noon. The CSA farm builds its growing practices around soil health and biodiversity rather than spraying. Reach the farm at 209-535-0484 or [email protected].

Gustine · Farmers Market

Run by the Gustine Recreation Department at Henry Miller Park, 3rd Avenue and 6th Street, in this small San Joaquin Valley farm town named for 19th-century cattle rancher Henry Miller. Offers local produce and handcrafted goods; check the city's Parks and Recreation department for the current seasonal schedule, since listed hours vary by source.

Stockton · Farm Stand

Alpine Blue Farms is a family-run u-pick operation on Highway 26 outside Stockton, with blueberries, cherries, apricots, blackberries, raspberries, peaches, strawberries and walnuts coming ripe from May through early July. The farm also sells fresh walnuts and honey and keeps shaded picnic areas for visitors. Call 209-990-2752 for picking conditions.

Stockton · Agritourism Farm

Alpine Blue is a u-pick blueberry farm off Highway 26 east of Stockton, open daily 8 to 6 during summer season. Beyond blueberries, the family sells apples, apricots, blackberries, peaches, walnuts, raw honey, and blueberry jam made on site. Pricing and exact opening dates are posted seasonally on Facebook, so call ahead before driving out.

Stockton · Agritourism Farm

Allen's Pomegranate Farm grows pomegranates on Beyer Lane outside Stockton, in the San Joaquin Valley — the region that supplies most of California's pomegranate crop, typically harvested from September through November. No website or visiting details are posted online yet.