Fun Fruit FarmsBETA
El Sobrante, California
Cloverfield Organic Farm
Local Honey
(510) 253-8859
Cloverfield Organic Farm “are the first certified organic farm in El Sobrante. We grow a wide variety of small amounts of fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and potted plants. We host weekly u-picks on Fri., Sat. and Sun. We offer different sizes to meet everyone’s needs. No need to call ahead, if the open sign is out, please drive on down and we will give you a tour and tell you what is ready for ‘the pickin’. Alternate u-picking times and farm visits can be arranged by calling ahead to Farmer Michael.
In May and June - Elderflowers, green wild plums, a few strawberries, mints (chocolate, apple, and strawberry-flavored), horseradish roots and leaves, Greek oregano, lemon balm, German thyme, Greek mountain tea flower stems, nopales pads, young grape leaves, rau ram, garlics, potatoes, green onions, chives, lettuce, beets, kale, marshmallow leaves, calendula flowers and seed heads, arugula, komatsuna, rosemary, sweetheart pink roses, catnip, epazote, lavender flowers, asparagus, chamomile, wormwood, purslane, bay leaves, borage leaves and flowers, dandelion greens, and rhubarb
Things that we expect to have available for u-picking in September include the following - Autumn berries, apples, Chilean guavas, Emeryville pink grapes, tomatoes, beets, sweet peppers, mild hot peppers, fiery hot red manzano peppers, rhubarb, squashes, a few figs, cucumbers, horseradish, lemon verbena, mints, and oregano.“
Ratings & Reviews
4.8 average rating
Key Insights:
- Well it was a sweltering hot day my kids couldn't take it there very long no shade expect for a table and chairs they kindly put out in the back we brought our lunch and enjoyed that.
- I think the only time I'd come back is to do a private morning tour on Friday or the weekday before things are picked over perhaps in spring or early summer.
- We left with a small bunch Lettuce, some Dill, and found a few cherry tomatoes like 3 lol.
- That time of the year I guess most gardens are doing that esp in the hot sun and drought weather.
- I mean it’s not a big farm and there’s a lot of people in the bay area so if things get picked through Nothing they can do about it just have to wait until more fruit/veggies are ready..
Location
Street Views
