
Beyond the Hollywood Sign: Agritourism Day Trips from L.A.
Within 30 to 90 minutes of the city, you’ll find a surprising abundance of farms, groves, and gardens—perfect for a day trips from L.A.
Tourists often overlook California’s Central Valley, but locals know that this abundant agricultural area is home to some of the Golden State’s best agritourism opportunities!
The Central Valley stretches from Bakersfield to Chico, bordered by the Sierra Nevadas to the east and the Coast Range to the west. This expanse of land at the center of the state is widely recognized as one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world. In fact, Central Valley farmers grow over ¼ of the nation’s produce!
More than 250 crops thrive in the Central Valley’s fertile soils - and local farms, wineries and restaurants offer ample opportunities to get an authentic taste of the Golden State. Next time you’re heading towards the Central California, take time to peruse fresh fruits and vegetables at one of the valley’s countless farmstands, visit a u-pick farm or pumpkin patch, or enjoy a true farm-to-table meal.
Within 30 to 90 minutes of the city, you’ll find a surprising abundance of farms, groves, and gardens—perfect for a day trips from L.A.
There’s nothing like an afternoon spent apple picking to kick those fall feels into overdrive. Take some time to explore our favorite u-pick apple orchards!
Looking for a truly immersive agriculture experience? These Central California farms allow overnight camping – and even glamping – giving you an up-close look at how and where your food is grown.
These Southern California glamping experiences are a breath of fresh air…literally.
These iconic California hikes are only rivaled by the delicious farm-to-table meal waiting for you afterwards.
A Yosemite road trip should be on everyone’s bucket list. Whether it’s your first time visiting the stunning National Park or a return visit, there’s always something new to discover – including a bevy of Central Valley farm stands, farm-to-table restaurants and wineries along the way to Yosemite’s South Entrance.