Farms Near Temecula, CA

Temecula

Temecula Valley Honey Company has packed and bottled raw honey since 2005, sourcing from local Temecula Valley beekeepers rather than running its own hives. It wholesales hand-packed honey, creamed honey, infused varieties, bee pollen, and comb to farmers markets, restaurants, and grocers across the region, with a Ynez Road shop that restocks as new batches come off the line.

Temecula

Promenade Certified Farmers' Market sets up on Winchester Road at the Promenade Temecula shopping mall, in a Riverside County city better known for the wineries of Temecula Valley a few miles south. Vendor list, market day, and hours aren't confirmed online.

Temecula

Pumpkinland has run as Temecula's pumpkin patch out of the Promenade Mall parking lot, with free admission and parking, and pumpkins sold individually rather than bundled into an entry fee. The lot adds bounce houses, a petting zoo with goats and baby pigs, carnival games, and a separate haunted attraction called Mansion of Lost Souls, open annually from late September through Halloween.

Temecula

The Old Town Temecula Farmers Market runs Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., spring through fall, at 6th and Front Streets. Over 40 vendors sell seasonal produce, organic items, cut flowers, artisan breads, and gourmet goods alongside crafts and jewelry in the historic district.

Temecula

Big Horse Feed & Mercantile, the Temecula Valley's equine and livestock supply store, turns 11-plus acres behind the shop into Southern California's largest corn maze every fall. The Harvest Festival runs through October with evening hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Visitors who show up for tack and feed year-round come back in autumn for the maze, hayrides, and pumpkin patch.

Temecula

Temecula Berry Co grows pick-your-own blueberries on Cantrell Road in Temecula, alongside olive trees, roses, and a small menagerie of goats and chickens visitors can feed. Farmer Mike runs educational tours on blueberry cultivation and sustainable growing each June, and the farm hosts a Friday Night Movie series in summer. Blueberry season typically wraps by mid-summer, with a holiday pop-up shop in December.

Murrieta

Seasonal Adventures operates on Murrieta Hot Springs Road in Murrieta, in southwest Riverside County's Temecula Valley corridor — an area known for seasonal farm attractions such as corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and holiday tree lots timed to the fall and winter calendar.

Murrieta

Meljess Bees keeps hives around Murrieta, in southwest Riverside County, where citrus groves and wildflower hillsides still border the area's newer subdivisions.

Temecula

Mount Palomar Winery has poured wine in Temecula since 1969, one of the valley's founding estates. Tastings happen in the underground Cava di Vino, with red, white, sparkling, and dessert wines on the list, and Bistro 1969 serves a full menu with happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 to 6pm. The tasting room runs shorter hours Monday through Thursday and stays open later on weekends. Wine club membership carries no enrollment fee.

Temecula

Fifth-generation Peltzer family operation running its pumpkin farm on Calle Contento in Temecula since 1996, after starting out in Orange County. Fall brings pumpkins, pig races, pony and train rides, gem mining, and a petting farm, with wine and beer from the family's own Peltzer Winery served on-site.

Peltzer Farms is the working homestead behind Peltzer Family Cellars, a fifth-generation farming operation on Calle Contento in Temecula wine country. The property carries 25 acres of vineyard alongside free-range chickens and a century-old tractor collection the family still maintains. Each fall the farm opens for pumpkin season — pony rides, a petting zoo, mini John Deere carts, and gem panning alongside the pumpkin picking.

Temecula

Doughty Apiaries keeps hives in Temecula, within Southern California's Temecula Valley wine country. The mix of vineyards, citrus groves, and wild sage scrub in the surrounding hills is well known among regional beekeepers for producing sage and citrus-blossom honey.

Temecula

Fallbrook

Temecula Valley Strawberry Farms grows its berries hydroponically on 5th Street in Fallbrook, a family-owned operation built around a growing system that skips soil beds for raised, irrigated troughs. The approach lets the farm extend its picking season beyond what dirt-grown strawberries in the area typically manage. Contact details are limited online — check local farm-trail directories for current hours before visiting.

Fallbrook

Kenny's Strawberry Farm runs a seasonal u-pick strawberry operation on Rainbow Valley Boulevard near Fallbrook, open roughly February through July, plus a farm stand selling pre-picked berries and a small farm shop that runs classes and events through the season. The family has grown strawberries there for more than a decade, picking each variety at peak ripeness rather than shipping green.

The Rowdy Family Farmacy operates in California. Specific products, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Fallbrook

Murrieta

Murrieta Farmers' Market operates at Village Walk Plaza in Murrieta, a fast-growing Riverside County city in the Temecula Valley wine and agriculture corridor. It's a suburban market serving Southwest Riverside County's newer residential communities.

Fallbrook

Fallbrook

A farm listing in Fallbrook, California, in San Diego County's avocado and citrus growing region. No verified details on this specific farm's crops, hours, or sales format turned up in current research.

Temecula

Sunmist Fruit is on Via Escalo in Temecula, in southwest Riverside County's wine and citrus corridor near the Temecula Valley AVA. Small fruit operations in this area typically grow citrus alongside the vineyards that dominate the region's agritourism reputation.

Menifee

The Wickerd Farm is listed as an agritourism site on Scott Road in Menifee, in Riverside County's fast-growing Inland Empire farm belt. No details on crops, animals, or visiting hours are published online — the listing exists, but the farm hasn't built out a public web presence yet.

Fallbrook

A Fallbrook operation on East Mission Road combining lavender growing with a fall pumpkin patch, in keeping with North San Diego County's mix of flower farms and agritourism along that corridor. A current website couldn't be confirmed separate from a same-named lavender farm in Michigan, so hours and offerings are unverified.

Murrieta

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Murrieta

Bantle Farm operates in California. Specific crops, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Wildomar

DeJong's Dairy in Wildomar bills itself as the Inland Empire's friendliest dairy — a family-owned and operated farm famous for its chocolate milk. The on-site neighborhood market sells milk, local farm eggs, local honey, ice cream, and candy plus a full range of animal feed, pet food, hay, and straw, and the dairy books tours in the fall.

Wildomar

Our Tradition White Oak Pastures is Radically Traditional Farming. Every day, we butcher meat from animals raised in a regenerative manner using humane animal management practices. This is no easy task, but it is our passion. To operate our vertically integrated, zero-waste model, it takes 155+ caring people working together to accomplish a common goal: taking care of our land and our livestock.

Jana Farms is a small California operation with no crop or location details on file yet.

Murrieta

Rivers Ranch operates in California. Specific crops or livestock, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Murrieta

PAUMA VALLEY

De Luz

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

Gourd & Pumpkin Fest runs each fall on De Luz Road inside Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. Access typically requires base clearance or a sponsor, which sets it apart from the region's other patches.

Pauma Valley

Escondido

Valley Center

The Lavender Fields sits on Keys Creek Road in Valley Center, part of the North San Diego County backcountry known for small flower and lavender growers. The business's old web domain is now parked for sale, so current operating status, hours, and offerings could not be confirmed.

Canyon Lake

Canyon Lake Certified Farmers' Market has run every Sunday for more than 17 years at Canyon Lake Towne Center, 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., rain or shine. It's a certified market, meaning the growers selling produce actually grew it themselves rather than reselling from a wholesaler. Vendors also bring fresh groceries, prepared goods, and specialty items like mushrooms.

Escondido

Archi's Acres grows certified organic, hydroponic produce on Lilac Road in Escondido and supplies it to San Diego County businesses year-round. Since 2006 the farm has also trained military veterans in sustainable agriculture through its VSAT program, now run under the Archi Institute, and hosts guests on-site.

Solidarity Farm is a worker-owned cooperative in Valley Center, North San Diego County, growing vegetables and running a CSA and on-site farm stand. Through their Foodshed Cooperative partnership they also supply eggs, meat, fish, and neighboring beekeepers' honey to local restaurants and retailers.

Pauma Valley

Hemet

Blue Barn Lavender Farm is on De Portola Road in Hemet, California, in the San Jacinto Valley of Riverside County, inland valley terrain with the heat and elevation swing that lavender growers favor.

Winchester

Drake Family Farms runs a Certified Humane goat dairy in Winchester, making small-batch farmstead cheeses — chevre, feta, a soft mold-ripened style, and an aged semi-hard — entirely from milk produced on-site. The herd is raised on alfalfa, Bermuda grass, and tree browse rather than corn or soy, with no routine antibiotics, and every batch is lab-tested for residues.

The Bonsall Certified Farmer's Market and Open Air Fair sets up every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bonsall Elementary School. The Bonsall Education Foundation runs it as a fundraiser for the Bonsall Union School District, so vendor fees circle back to local classrooms. Stalls carry fresh vegetables, fruit, seafood, meat, nuts, honey, cheese, cut flowers, herbs, plants, and soap, alongside baked goods, prepared foods, and handmade crafts.

Valley Center

Eric's Valencia Orchard grows Valencia oranges at the corner of Cole Grade and Tyler roads in Valley Center, part of San Diego County's inland citrus and avocado belt. Valencias are a late-season variety, typically picked from spring into summer after the navel crop finishes. No contact info is listed online.

Pauma Valley

Fairfield Farms, established in 2003 by Carol and Bill Steed, grows organic blueberries and avocados in Pauma Valley's one-of-a-kind microclimate north of San Diego. The family-run farm runs on-site solar power, its own reservoir, and on-site packing, with blueberries available April through June and avocados February through August in retail stores.

Quixote Farm operates in California. Specific crops, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Escondido

A certified farmers market at the Lawrence Welk Resort in Escondido, in the North County San Diego citrus and wine-grape region.

Lake Elsinore

Da-Le Ranch is a small, family-operated ranch on over 100 scenic acres in the hills of Lake Elsinore, in Southern California's Inland Empire. The ranch specializes in farm-fresh, grass-fed meats and free-range eggs raised ethically without hormones, steroids, or antibiotics, with pre-orders and a showroom on Mesa Rim Road in San Diego.

Valley Center

Nopalito Farm & Hopyard is a regenerative farm on 15 acres of chaparral foothills in Valley Center, on historic land of the Luiseño Payómkawichum people, stewarded by the Brownwood family since 2015. The certified organic orchards, flower fields, and botanicals share the land with wildlife habitat and cabins bookable through Hipcamp for overnight farm stays.

Valley Center

Years before the Stehly Family began farming in Valley Center, the roots of Stehly Farms stretch back to the agriculture days of Orange County, CA. Nicholas J Stehly founded the original farm in the 1920′s, and was later acquired by Jerome Stehly Sr. where he continued farming. As the population in Orange County grew, farm land got thinner and the Stehly Family felt the pressure and knew it was time to get back to open land. In 1964, Jerome Sr. moved the farm to where it sits now in Valley Cente

MotherLoad Farm & Nursery in Valley Center, California grows produce using both soil beds and hydroponic systems, and bakes its own bread and pastries on-site. The farm also sells eggs directly from the property, pairing a working farm stand with a small bakery counter.

Vista

Aguanga

Farmy Farms is listed on Boulder Vista Drive in Aguanga, a rural stretch of southern Riverside County near Anza. The farm has a live website but it doesn't yet detail what's grown or sold, and no visiting hours are published online.

Hemet

Valley View Christmas Trees is a choose-and-cut tree lot in Hemet, in the San Jacinto Valley foothills below Idyllwild — a stretch of Riverside County with several seasonal Christmas tree farms drawing on the cooler mountain-adjacent climate.

Mountain Meadow Mushrooms operates in California. Specific mushroom varieties, location, and hours weren't confirmed for this listing.

Terra Madre Gardens is a small organic farm and event venue in Escondido, California, known for community workshops and on-site farm weddings alongside its produce growing. The organization has been in transition off its original property, so confirm current location before visiting.

Escondido