Riley's Farm - Yucaipa, California

kelly gilbert

This is one of my all time favorite spots in Oak Glen. The vibes and atmosphere are 10/10. Food is 100/10. They offer a variety of produce picking from apples, berries, & pumpkins depending on the season. The scenic views make the experience so much better as well. I come here every year during the fall & absolutely love it. They have the BEST iced apple cider & bread bowl soups here. It’s pretty family friendly too- as they offer a farm with animals & various events to participate in. If you’re visiting socal or planning a trip to Oak Glen— definitely add this spot to your list!

JEN PEREZ

We spent the most time here this year. We tried the apple pie, Bundt cake (not my favorite), sausage and apples, crisp apple cider and hot apple cider. Everyone enjoyed it all. Would have loved to pick flowers and apples here but they were having an event and closing the back half at 4pm. So we left to pick apples elsewhere. Pretty flower fields. Cute goats.

Brian Vogelesang

One of my favorite places to visit in Oak Glen. The colonial feel and decor make you think you've been transported back in time. If you come on a day that isn't so busy, you can find a nice spot in the shade to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature around you. On busy days there's quite a crowd, but there's a lot to see and the grounds are large enough to accommodate.

Marlene De La Torre

We love this place, we go every fall. Apple picking, pear picking, flower picking, pumpkins and much more. The kids always enjoy it, and they have food and apple treats. Highly recommend for a fall day family trip.

Agnes Chang

Went apple picking, and then to the pumpkin patch. Apples were 3.50/lb. Pumpkins' price varies.

Tried their apple cider, and it was the best apple cider I've ever had in my life. IIRC, they were selling a half gallon apple cider for 27.00 and the gallon for 35.00+.

Free parking in the dirt - first come, first serve. No reservations required. Check the updated harvest schedule online. I recommend coming here early in the picking season so you have a good selection.

Vee Tran

I took a day off to go on a school field trip with my daughter and also offered a helping hand for her teacher. It was a group of 33 students.

At first, I was skeptical ? about this place just by reading reviews and Google around. When we 1st arrived, they made us feel special when there already a group of people dressed in colonial uniforms waiting to greet us. The kids were excited ? and that was important.

*Important to make sure you try their apples ? and caramel pie?. It's delicious!

This place offers so much that you can't judge by looking at the outside.
The kids were having a blast of experience making ? bread dough the old tradition way. Sign their signatures using a feather ? pen with black ink.

They also learned how to make clothes using materials such as linens and wool. Sitting in a room going through unfair trials ?. This part was particularly amazed by the kids of how a system worked without rules. They also experience the old way of dancing between ladies and gentlemen.

The most exciting part was participating in the war, which they do it outside of the big field. Also, there were many games that kids could play with each other or play with a big group.

Even though this place is kinda far, you can't deny the culture and the experience that this place has offered.

I love it personally. ?

Jen Lz

Super fun and interactive field trip. Be prepared for hills, mud, large steps, and general rough terrain. There is no easy path in some areas and there are definitely no accessable ramps for wheelchairs. You can order pies the day before or morning of and pick them up after your activity. There is very little pre-made food, so be sure to order ahead. Also note some of the roads have been affected by water so bring a taller vehicle.

Joe

Very cool place! My kid had a field trip here and we tagged along and it was great!!