Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Red Bluff, CA

Red Bluff

Sale Orchards farms 90 acres of prunes on Gilmore Ranch Road southeast of Red Bluff, ground the family's own sale brochure calls some of the best prune soil in Tehama County. It's a working orchard property, not a public u-pick stop — commercial prune production for the packing houses rather than a farm stand.

Red Bluff

Heaven Sent Ranch runs agritourism activities out of Red Bluff, in the ranching country of the upper Sacramento Valley in Tehama County. No hours or specific offerings are published online for this listing; contact the ranch directly.

Los Molinos

Kitchel Family Organics has grown organic fruit, nuts, and vegetables on 8-10 acres near Los Molinos since 2003, with walnuts as a specialty among more than 60 crops they raise, including heirloom varieties. The farm is CDFA-certified organic (#52-003206) and sells through a seasonal CSA running late June through December, plus farm sales by appointment and wholesale accounts with Redding and Chico organic distributors.

Wolf Orchard sits along Road 99W, the old fruit-growing corridor through California's Sacramento Valley that's still lined with family orchards.

Corning

Haynes Family Peaches grows peaches on Solano Street outside Corning, in the Sacramento Valley fruit belt that also produces the region's well-known olives and walnuts. No website, hours, or stand details are published online yet.

Corning

Lucero Olive Oil, now operating as American Olive Farmer, presses single-variety extra virgin olive oils and makes balsamic vinegars from orchards around Corning, the Tehama County town known as California's self-declared Olive City. Owner Liz also sells raw curing olives and olive trees, and handles customer orders herself by phone, text, or email.

Corning

Hansen's Blueberry Farm grows roughly 4,000 Duke blueberry bushes on four USDA-certified organic acres outside Corning, a highbush variety suited to the Sacramento Valley climate. The family-run farm opens rows to u-pick visitors from mid-May into June and recommends arriving early with sun protection and water, since the open fields offer little shade during harvest season.

Hawes Ranch and Farm Supply has stocked feed, hay, and ranch equipment out of Anderson since 1977, running alongside a second store in Red Bluff. It's a supply store rather than a working farm stand — expect dog and cat food, horse feed and grain, and gates and panels rather than produce.

Anderson

Historic Hawes Farm blends a working pumpkin patch with amusement-style fall attractions on Dersch Road outside Anderson, in the upper Sacramento Valley. Visitors pick pumpkins and cut flowers during the farm's flower festival, then take on rides, a train, and the Hawes Haunts corn maze. Check the farm's Instagram and Facebook for current hours and dates.

LL Pistachios operates out of the Corning area of Tehama County, on the west side of California's Sacramento Valley. Corning has long been known as an olive-growing center, and pistachios and almonds have spread across the same valley ground in recent decades as growers diversify their orchards.

Whiteley Ranch Inc. has farmed along Pennsylvania Avenue outside Corning since incorporating in 1981. It's a small, family-run operation, about three employees, registered for crop harvesting rather than direct-to-public sales, so this is a working farm rather than a u-pick destination.

Corning

S & B Blueberries is a u-pick blueberry farm on County Road 99W outside Corning, in the Sacramento Valley farm belt best known for olives and rice. Picking is seasonal and weather-dependent, as it is with most small blueberry operations in the region.

Seale Navel Oranges grows in Glenn County near Orland, on the west side of the Sacramento Valley. Navel oranges have been grown commercially in this stretch of the valley for generations, with a harvest window that typically runs from winter into early spring.

Orland

Walnut Avenue Ranch is listed at 4646 Road N in Orland, a Glenn County town in the Sacramento Valley where walnut and almond orchards dominate the landscape. No working website or social listing turned up in research, so the ranch's specific operation could not be confirmed beyond its name and location.

Redding

Arapaho Rose Alpacas has bred and raised alpacas on Arapaho Dr in Redding since 2001. The farm sells alpacas and handcrafted fiber products, offers farm tours, and mentors new owners on animal care.

Redding

Nash Ranch has grown pumpkins on Old Oregon Trail since 1963, and family owners call it Shasta County's original patch. Pick from over 30 varieties of pumpkins, winter squash, and gourds across 20 acres, then work through an 8-acre corn maze with more than 3 miles of trail. Weekend haunted maze, train rides, a petting zoo, and a craft fair round out the fall season.