Underwood Family Farms

Yes they do and they are awesome

Keep in mind, the unpaid ground is mostly uneven ground. Be prepared to get soil dusty shoes around the main sales bungalow.

Yes I have seen leashed small dogs there in the past.

More than normal days.

Yes

Admission is $3 per person during the week and $6 on weekends and holidays. (Kids 2 and under are free) There are also various fees for seasonal festivities.

Right now they have those available! Ready to get them

All info is on their website and their phone number

Yes

Well it all depends, there are many people who are coming and I believe that some crops may be running out.

Hi Aram, please check out the list of what is available for pick your own. But no peaches. https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/crop-calendar/ - Kimmie

We do allow well-behaved, leashed dogs at the farm. We ask that visitors do not bring a re-tractable leash and if so, that it remain in the locked position at all times. Dogs must be kept at visitor's sides so an extended leash does not trip others. We ask that visitors pick up after their dogs and they do not take them in the pick your own fields by order of VC County. Owners need to use their best judgment on whether their dog should come to the farm and be near the public. We have had some dogs that should not be here and have asked those owners to kindly take their dogs home. We don't want one dog to ruin it for everyone. This information, including our rules and policies on the farm, can be found on the FAQ page of our website at: https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/faq/

Most specialty pumpkins from the patch are $0.89 per pound

They Have Seedless red mini Watermelons, yellow Seedless watermelons,and raspberries for this time.

They do raspberries, and maybe strawberries right now.

They sell, depending on the day of the week, a truck that sells nachos and cold drinks or organizations for fundraising that sell hot dogs and hamburgers (with veggie options). And there's also an ice cream truck.

There is a height and weight limit. Children must be under 48" and under 75 lbs

You get wet

Thw cost is about 6 dollars weekends and cheaper weekdays. There is plenty of parking

Underwood's is not an organic farm. However, they grow everything sustainably, and the only thing they actually spray is their corn. I've been buying produce from them for more than 25 years. I used to live about 10 minutes south of their Farm.

Check their website

Leave your pets at home

Not that I know of.

Usually begins in September through mid November

Okay Didn't know, first time at Underwood Family Farms. Coming Back from Venture, Birthday party at the Beach Restaurant Great Food.😀😎😇

Go hungry, eat as much as you can and if you want bring a little portion back home. Peas and Strawberry are the best you can have in there. Also, do justice to your ticket of 10$

No

It was free with admission when we went 2 weeks ago

Yes

Yes it is!

Didnt know they were sold online, we purchased them at the door

6PM

I went. Weekend and it was 22

Somis location doesn't charge administration. Smaller, less people.

Not yet

They have a little train, play equipment (slides,swings). 2 Little tractor rides, and you can feed some animals. They also have a petting zoo. I love going there is so much to do even when it's not tge festival

I don't think

Blackberries are in season but you don't have to make a reservation.

I'm sorry, I didn't see those on their list.

Our farm practices sustainable agriculture. For more information on this type of farming, please visit our website and click on the page titled Sustainable Agriculture. https://www.underwoodfamilyfarms.com/sustainable-agriculture/

Call

Personal

Open Everyday

Our Animal Center is open and our animals can be viewed in their enclosures. Petting and feeding is closed as per County and State Covid regulations.

Didn't see dandelions in our November 2020 visit. (Aren't dandelions weeds?)

It is not necessary They can also be bought there before entering

Hi! Here is some information and a link for more information from our website. Thanks for your interest in the farm! - Kimmie Farm Market, Pick Your Own & Fall Harvest on the Farm Hours: 9:00am - 6:00pm daily (5pm outside Daylight Savings Time) Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Fall Harvest on The Farm & Pick Your Own Admission October 1 - 31: Weekdays: $8.00 Weekends: $15.00 https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/animal-center-moorpark/

$8/person on weekdays $15/person on weekends

October 31, 2020

From our website, more information available at the link below. Food: Food & snacks will be available outside the farm entrance from food trucks Code 3 Concessions & We Bee Grindin'. Drinks & snacks will also be for sale at our Farm Markets, Country Store and mobile snack cart. Please note - Code 3 Concessions will not be at the farm on 10/31 https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/fall-harvest/

Thanks everyone for your answers, but yes if we are not sold out today, we will sell walk-in tickets. Typically there is a line and a wait. - Kimmie

Corn yes corn maze no

Costs more on the weekends and they offer online tickets for weekends only, but if they are sold outline, just arrive early. There are two entrances.

Go to their website and purchase admission tickets there.

I do not know at the moment but soon they will have the schedule and the date I think it is always open to the public because it is a farm

No. The pumpkins are sold separately

Nope. Whatever you pick, you have to pay them by categories and weights.

I dont know the exact capacity, but I do know they are accepting walk-ins. If your going on the weekend get there early, as the line gets crazy insane

Hi Malou! To my knowledge we don't grow persimmons at our Moorpark or Somis locations for pick your own. Here's a link to what we currently have available at Moorpark, hope that helps! https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/pick-your-own-this-week/

Hi Miguel! Here's a direct link to our admissions and tickets page on our website! https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/admission-and-tickets/

Hi Deborah! Here's a direct link to the Pick Your Own Calendar for our Moorpark location. This year the Boysenberries were available in June. Each year may have some variation due to weather and other growing challenges we face. https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/crop-calendar/ - Kimmie

They have different ones. You can actually look up what is in season and what the price is per pound on the website

It was open last week when I was there but only the pick yourself area and the market.

No appointments and it's very fun

We do allow well-behaved, leashed dogs at the farm. We ask that visitors do not bring a re-tractable leash and if so, that it remain in the locked position at all times. Dogs must be kept at visitor's sides so an extended lease does not trip others. We ask that visitors pick up after their dogs and they do not take them in the pick your own fields by order of VC County. Owners need to use their best judgment on whether their dog should come to the farm and be near the public. We have had some dogs that should not be here and have asked those owners to kindly take their dogs home. We don't want one dog to ruin it for everyone. This information, including our rules and policies on the farm, can be found on the FAQ page of our website at: https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/faq/

Thank you very much May for the information.

Yes and at the end there's a hay pyramid

Thank you for your email. Admission is $5 during the week and $8 on the weekends. Admission includes our Animal Center, tractor rides around the farm and access to the Pick Your Own fields. Weekend admission includes Animal Shows. For more information on our admission and hours of operation including prices during our Festivals, please visit https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/moorpark/ Hope to see you at the farm soon.

Same price, ($5 weekdays, $8 weekends), children under 2 are free. Seniors get a $2 discount.

$5 weekdays, $8 weekends

There is a small hedge trail that kids can bike through with oversized tricycles. My kids loved it, but they are pretty young 6 and 4.

I dont know. They take atm and definitely take some cash.

They opened in the late 1800's

I would check their website for the harvest schedule.

We have 2 cows - Sassy & Clover and a Scottish Highlsnd cow named Lucy. We also have emus, goats, pigs, chickens, alpacas, sheep, ponies, Percherons, turkeys, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, ducks, & geese

No corn not yet

Hi, it's better to talk to get information. I'm not very ségura 😊

Yes

Yes you can! : )

Getting there right when they open is always a good bet.

Monday to Friday $ 3. Saturday and Sunday $ 6

I think you will be fine. The dirt are is well managed and i don't see you having any trouble.

Yes or you can bring a picnic🌭🍔🍾

It depends on your age, day of the week, and if there is a festival going on. Https://underwoodfamilyfarms.com/admission-and-tickets/

Yes. They actually have a festival too. It is a bit more expensive but they also have food and other stuff going on

Peaches, nectarines, pomegranites

says 9 to 6 on website

Yes they are

Yes they grow lots of fruit and vegetables

Raspberry and most of vegetables.

It's $3 dollars weekdays, weekend is $6 dollars.

Yes they will be open

I'm not really sure about that

Seasonal variety as displayed on their website

You can pick your own, nice looking berries pay at their store near the exit.

Yes,but be low key, and only eat 1

Admission Is $3 on weekdays and $6 on weekends

When I was there it was before Thanksgiving with my grandsons class and we picked carrots, kale , onions and beets. I understand now they are closed but check their website to see when they are open again. It was a really fun trip.

Best is to call

None

On the weekends during the fall festival they have lunch options. Not sure about the rest of the year. Although you can always pick your own fruit and vegetables.

No alchool

Went last weekend and saw many dogs on leash. It was very hot so i woukd recommend to bring them a bowl so you can give them water.

During the week its only $6.00