Farm Tours + Education

The California Grown team was thrilled to participate in the first-ever Terra Madre Americas! Over the course of three days, we met countless farmers and producers, sampled delicious foods, sipped some of our favorite Golden State wines, and even shared new recipes with a few new friends.  What is… Read More

Hidden in the rolling hills of Shasta County, Lavineyard Farms is more than just a u-pick flower farm. This family-owned farm (and vineyard!) focuses on education, hands-on experiences and fostering community.  Read More

Who’s ready for a Northern California road trip? Let’s explore the wild + rugged terrain of Far Northern California and discover the region’s most iconic landmarks, farms and restaurants. Read More

From the coastal cool of Point Reyes to the pastoral pockets of Petaluma and Sebastopol, here’s how to get cheesy in Sonoma and Marin. Read More

Tomales Bay’s oyster farms and coastline tells a distinctly Californian story—of land stewardship, creativity, and deep connection to place. Read More

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. Read More

Discover how Tahoe Food Hub in Truckee, California, connects small regenerative farms to the Tahoe community through local produce, CSA boxes, and food access programs. Read More

Just off Highway 99 in Madera County, a Columbian Mammoth waits to greet you at the Fossil Discovery Center. Over 15,000 fossils dating back in time to 700,000 years ago are on display. Read More

All year round, U-pick farms on the Central Coast offer an unforgettable farm-to-table experience and a chance to see farms up close. Read More

These L.A. farms not only provide nutritious produce but also serve as centers for education, sustainability, and community engagement. Read More

The Bay Area is home to several under-the-radar wine regions offering stunning landscapes, exceptional wines, and intimate tasting experiences. Read More

Explore the 11 best agritourism experiences near Death Valley and Mount Whitney, including farms, local eateries, and markets. Read More