What People Are Saying
Guest Reviews
- Lovely farm with excellent peaches and plums! Nori was very sweet and helped us pick the right fruits and showed us the different varieties. Highly Recommend. Keerthi Naidu August 2022
- Just dropped by for some peaches and nectarines. A lot of varieties, including the ones you don't see at the grocery store. Mike and Nori gave us a warm welcome. Craving the Goldline (white) peaches on the way back now. SUPER! Yi-Hsuan Kao August 2022
- This was a nice quiet stay in the country. We had Thanksgiving with our large family in the area. But at the end of the day we got to retreat to the nice private space of our own to refresh and rewind. Mike & Nori were great hosts. April November 2022
- My family and I had an amazing stay with Mike and Nori. The check in process was smooth and fast. Their home felt very comfy and cozy. They were also very responsive and attentive to any questions we had. After our stay we had an amazing time picking fruit with Nori. We also found Nori's presentation before fruit picking very informative and we all learned so much. We will definitely be coming back ! Fabian August 2022
- Super hosts, very kind, responsive and accommodating. Great farm tour by Mike with lively conversation filled with anecdotes and his experiences on farming. Purushotham April 2022
- Came all the way to California from New Jersey and booked a farm stay here with my family. I'm so glad we did! Nori and Mike were absolutely lovely and amazing hosts. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Courtney Ayukawa 5 years ago.
FAQs
Q. What is the best time of year to visit?
A. Activities and views on the farm change with the seasons. If you want to see the blossoms, March is the best time. If you want to pick apricots, early June is the best time. If peaches are your favorite, July - August is the best selection.
Q. Can we work on the farm in exchange for lodging?
A. We cannot exchange lodging for working on the farm because of the expense of insurance.
Q. Do you have animals?
A. We have chickens and turkeys hope to add goats later this summer.