Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Visalia, CA

Visalia

Vossler Farms runs a pumpkin patch and corn maze on S Mooney Blvd in Visalia each fall, open roughly late September through early November. Beyond picking pumpkins and working the maze, they run a haunted "Field of Screams," a scarecrow contest, trick-or-treating, food vendors, and field-trip bookings.

Ivanhoe

McKellar Family Farms is a third-generation citrus operation near Ivanhoe, about 45 minutes from Sequoia National Park, growing five varieties of oranges and mandarins across nearly 200 acres. The family has farmed the land since 1927. 'Farmer Bob' McKellar, the current generation running the operation, leads behind-the-scenes tours of the grove and packing operation for visitors.

Dinuba

Mike and Nori Naylor have farmed stone fruit organically outside Dinuba since 1984, growing apricots, peaches, plums, nectarines, and blackberries across 40 acres. From mid-May through mid-August they open three guest rooms on the property, each with a queen bed and private bath, plus one built for universal access. Guests can join farm tours, pick fruit straight off the tree, and taste what's ripe that week.

Dinuba

Naylor Organics farms on Road 64 outside Dinuba, in the Tulare County stretch of the Central Valley known for grapes, citrus, and stone fruit. No crop list or contact information is available online.

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Exeter

Harmony Hill Farm Stay offers overnight farm lodging in Exeter, in the citrus belt below the Sequoia foothills in Tulare County. No booking details, rates, or amenities are published online for this listing; contact the farm directly for availability.

Hanford

Genesis Organic Farm is on Central Valley Highway outside Hanford, in Kings County's San Joaquin Valley farm belt. The name points to a certified or aspiring organic operation. No further confirmed details on crops, CSA offerings, or hours.

Kingsburg

J&K Farley Farms is listed at 512 N. 7th Avenue in Kingsburg, a Fresno County farm town in the Central Valley's stone fruit and grape belt. No active website or social page surfaced in research, so what the farm grows or sells could not be confirmed beyond the regional context.

Hanford

Discovery Gardens grows certified organic pluots and heirloom tomatoes on a small farm in the San Joaquin Valley, open for u-pick by appointment during July and August. Jeannie and Ted Williams started the operation in 2007 with two acres of pluot trees and built it out from there. The farm's earlier CSA subscription and class programs have since closed, but the pick-your-own fruit season continues each summer.

Strathmore

Schott's Pumpkin Patch sits on Avenue 192 in Strathmore, a Tulare County town surrounded by citrus and olive groves rather than gourd fields. The fall patch gives Central Valley visitors a seasonal detour from the orange country that otherwise defines this part of the county.

Kingsburg

Lucky H Ranch combines a fall pumpkin patch with a cut-your-own Christmas tree farm in Kingsburg, the Swedish-heritage farm town in Fresno County. No hours or pricing are published online for this listing; contact the ranch directly before visiting.

Reedley

One of the oldest choose-and-cut Christmas tree farms in California, on Reed Avenue near Reedley. Open weekends only, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a pumpkin patch in October and a historic steam train on the property. The grounds are also rented out for weddings, reunions, and birthday parties.

Reedley

Parlier

Blossom Bluff Orchards grows tree fruit on East Clayton Avenue outside Parlier, deep in the Fresno County stone fruit belt that supplies much of the state's peaches, plums, and nectarines. No details on varieties, u-pick access, or a farm stand could be confirmed online this pass.

porterville

Tabitha Max Blueberry Farm opens its 78 acres near Porterville for u-pick blueberries roughly mid-May through mid-June, charging $2.50 a pound to pick your own or $3.50 for berries already picked, with jumbo gold berries running $6 a pound. It's a family-run operation about 50 minutes north of Bakersfield. Call ahead to check whether the berries are ready before the drive out.

Hanford

Rancho Notso Grande is on 12th Avenue outside Hanford, in Kings County's dairy and row-crop belt in the San Joaquin Valley. Kings County ranks among California's top dairy-producing counties, and small ranch operations here often pair livestock with seasonal farm-visit events.

Porterville

Hanford

The Avila and Sons Farms are a family owned and operated farm located in Hanford, CA. Our crops have been going farm to table since we began, because we believe that where your food comes from matters. We believe in the ethical and sustainable production of our produce. People should have peace of mind about where their food comes from, and enjoy the benefits and taste differences. All of our fresh and dried fruits, nuts, and butters are sold directly to consumers at farmer’s markets all over California, or can be ordered from us online. Certified Producer in California for farmers markets.

Sanger

A Sanger fall destination built for younger kids, with a decorated nature walk, a mini corn maze sized for little legs, and a pumpkin patch where every child under 2 gets in free. Admission runs $11 per person and includes a school-size pumpkin and a hayride, with straw-bale play areas and story time rounding things out. Season opens October 6.

Sanger

Cedar View Winery has hand-crafted small runs of rare and eclectic wine varietals in Sanger since 1999, suited to the growing conditions of the Central Valley rather than imitating coastal styles. The tasting room on Frankwood Avenue opens Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5pm, and the adjoining Sequoia View Vineyard Guest Suites take overnight reservations for travelers who want to stay among the vines.

Sanger

Cedar View Winery has crafted small-batch wine on S. Frankwood Ave in Sanger since 1999, pouring rare and eclectic varietals made with traditional methods. Tasting room hours are Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5pm, and the property also runs Sequoia View Vineyard guest suites for overnight stays.

Selma

Circle K Ranch runs seasonal agritourism activities out of Selma, in the raisin and stone-fruit belt of Fresno County. No hours or specific offerings for this listing are published online; contact the ranch directly for current activities.

Sanger

J and J Aquafarms is an aquaculture operation on East Annadale Avenue outside Sanger, in Fresno County's Central Valley farm belt. No details on which species are raised or whether the farm sells direct to the public are published online yet.

Sanger

Sumner Peck Ranch combines a working farm, fruit stand, and winery outside Sanger, in the Fresno County stone fruit belt the city has long called the nectarine capital of the world. No current, working website confirms hours, varietals, or tasting room details.

Squaw Valley

Squaw Valley Herb Gardens sits on Kings Canyon Road about 25 miles east of Fresno, near the entrance to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks. Rosemary grows mostly lavender along with other herbs and teaches visitors how to use them, while Tim carves stone signs and sculpture around the property. The gardens have been featured on PBS's California Heartland and Gardening by the Yard, plus Homestead Magazine.

Squaw Valley

Re Rustica farms High Oaks Lane in Squaw Valley at over 3,000 feet elevation, a height that lets it run u-pick crops on a different timeline than lower-elevation Fresno County farms. The u-pick list runs long: apples, asparagus, beans, beets, broccoli, carrots, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, flowers, grapes, onions, snap peas, peppers, and pumpkins.

Lemoore

Harvest Hollow Ranch operates as a seasonal agritourism stop on Grangeville Boulevard outside Lemoore, in the dairy and cotton country of Kings County. No hours or activities are published online; contact the ranch directly before visiting.