Snow-Line Orchard (Seasonal)
39400 Oak Glen Rd
Yucaipa, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-3415
Open: mid-August to mid-December; 9:00 to 5:00 seven days a week
Description: Original 1898 Apple Shed, 3 Flabors of Cider, Mini-Donuts, U-Pick Raspberries, State's Oldest Chestnut Tree. While you are in Oak Glen, don't miss Snow-Line Orchard . Snow-Line does not offer apple picking but is worth a stop for its apple-cider doughnuts. Packages of a dozen cinnamon-dusted mini doughnuts made to order result in long lines no matter the hour. But this piping-hot specialty is heavenly and well worth the wait and the $3.53 price.
Riley's Farm - Colonial Chesterfield
12261 S. Oak Glen Road
Oak Glen, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-7534
Open: Year 'round; Monday - Saturday, 10:00am - 5:00pm
Directions: Take the I-10 Freeway to Beaumont Avenue in Beaumont. Go North Nine Miles. We're the first orchard in Oak Glen on the right.
Description: Riley's Farm is one of the largest and oldest remaining orchards in Southern California, homesteaded by Joseph Wilshire in the 1880s. We feature apple picking, pumpkin picking, pears, raspberries and living history of all sorts, including the popular Revolutionary War Adventure, seen by 60,000 guests per year.
Apples: Rome Beauties, Galas, Shensus, Fujis, Delicious, Granny Smith, and a variety of new heirloom trees to be harvested in 2008.
Other fruit: Pumpkins, Raspberries, Blackberries, Pears
Website: www.rileysfarm.com
Oak Tree Village
Address: 38480 Oak Glen Rd., Oak Glen, CA 92399
Phone: 909 797-4420
Hours: Year Round - Daily 10am - 5pm
14 Acres of Family Fun in the heart of Oak Glen, Animal Park, Trout Ponds, Restaurants, 18 Unique Shops, Panning for Gold, Train & Pony Rides, Music, Entertainment & Special Events.Web Address:www.oakglen.net
Riley's at Los Rios Rancho
Previously listed as Los Rios Rancho
39611 S Oak Glen Rd.
Yucaipa, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-1005 Website: www.losriosrancho.com
Open: Year round; Labor Day-Thanksgiving open daily 9am-5pm. Thanksgiving-Labor Day open Wednesday - Sunday only, 10am-5pm
Directions: Take I-10 east from Los Angeles and exit on Live Oak Canyon Road/Oak Glen Road. Turn left. Stay on Oak Glen Road for approximately 6 miles. We are located at the top of the hill on the right hand side.
Description: Los Rios Rancho has been in operation since 1906. The ranch is situated on 325 acres of land,and offers a variety of tours and activities to suit every need. Tour the historic packinghouse in use since 1909. Help press cider at our nostalgic hand cider press. Harvest fruit yourself with our u-pick apples and pumpkins. Satisfy your hunger at our cafe and take home freshly baked pies and other goodies from our bakery. The gourmet gift shop offers many types of jams, jellies, and gourmet cooking items as well as a variety of gifts and items. We also press our own cider with our antique cider press manufactured in 1932. Picnic at our scenic parks and hike
Law's Cider Mill & Ranch
38392 Oak Glen
Oak Glen, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-1459
Description: Fresh Cider, Apple Butter & Preserves, Oak Glen Grown Apples, Ornamental Corn, Squash & Gourds.
Moms Country Orchards
38695 Oak Glen Rd.
Yucaipa, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-4249
Open: Year Round; 10-5 "off peak", 9-7 "on Peak" (Sept-Dec)
Directions: Located in beautiful Mile High Oak Glen.
Description: We carry a large line of local products from fresh picked apples, (year round) cherries, peaches strawberries when in season. Raw honies old time candies, fresh pressed cider. Fresh baked goods and canned items.
Apples: Oak Glen apple growers grow about 100 different varities. From old time favorite like Jonathan, Winesap, Bellflower, Arkansas Black to name a few, and in the newer varities you'll find Jonagold, Mutsu, Fuji, Pink Lady, Gala and many other favorites to sample.
Parrish Pioneer Ranch
38651 Oak Glen Road
Oak Glen, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-1753
Open: Year round; 10am - 6pm
Description: Apples, Antiques, Gifts, Snack Bar, Yodeling Merle & True West Stunt Team
Website: www.parrishranch.com/
Riley's Farm Fort Cross Orchard (Seasonal)
12253 S Oak Glen
Yucaipa, CA 92399
San Bernardino County
Phone: (951) 314-2493
Open: September through November, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Description: Howdy Yall this is cousin Jesse. Welcome to Fort Cross at Riley's Farm. Our goal is to provide quality educational programs using hands on activities and living history. Riley's Farm is a family run farm located in the mountains 45 minutes from Orange County, CA. It is also a working farm which means we need your help. There are animals to feed, fields to plow, and much more. So get on up out of the city . You're never to old grow up on a Farm!
Apples: Golden, Blushing Goldens, Arkansaw Blacks, Macs, Romes, Grannies, Pink Ladies Other fruit: Pears, Choke Cherries, Elderberries, Black Berries, Pumpkins
Website: www.rileysapplefarm.com
Willowbrook Apple Farm (Seasonal)
12099 S. Oak Glen Rd
Oak Glen, CA 92399
San Bernadino County
Phone: (909) 797-9484
Open: October to mid-November; Weekends 10 am until dusk. Call for weekday morning picking.
Directions: Exit 10 Freeway at Live Oak/Oak Glen Rd. in Yucaipa. Head north on Oak Glen Rd. for 12 miles.
Description: Pick your own Stayman Winesap Apples. Press your own cider. Sample apple butter. Enjoy a fresh dipped caramel apple. Browse fall home accents. Pet horse and chickens.
Chapman's Country Shop
Phone: 909-797-3418
Hours: Call
Country Gifts and Accessories featuring Yankee Candles and Buyers Carolers.
School Tours, Cider, Bakery & Deli.Places to Stay & Local Farms in Area
Local Farms & Attractions In Cherry Valley
Providence Farm Organic Cherry Orchard
40376 Brookside Avenue
Cherry Valley California USA 92223
(951) 845-1210
Normal Hours of Operation: 9am to 2pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday during Cherry Season. Thereafter Saturdays only 9am to 2 pm and other days by appointment.
Guldseth Cherry Orchard
9150 Whispering Pines Rd
Cherry Valley, CA 92223
951 845 2490
We are family owned and operated and have cherries in June and July, peaches in August and September and other fruits and vegetables from June through November from our stand in the orchard. We also have low-cholesterol eggs for sale. We grow organically and pick fresh daily and even as buyers come...often taking them into the garden to help pick. We started as a u-pick cherry orchard and encourage family envolvement and like to educate future "farmers" to grow their own. We use no pesticides or poisons
Providential Heritage Academy at Mile High Ranch
12929 Mile High Rd., Cherry Valley, CA 92223
Tele: 909 844 5590 Fax: 909 797 4524
info@wagonsho.com
The Providential Heritage Academy is a new Living History Farm and Museum of our distinct American West heritage and culture; not a conventional Academy, but a Retreat into our providential past, a new dimension in learning, immersion and time-travel. The Academy is a nonprofit, educational and charitable organization which encourages visitors and students to witness and participate in the re-creation of our providential heritage through the medium of “participatory” living history. Historical tents and shelters, wagon trains, re-enactments, camps, musical and social events help to create the ambiance, but the magic lies in learning through participation.
Oak Glen & Cherry Valley Farms/Orchard & Shop Listings
The mile-high climate of Oak Glen provides a beautiful change of seasons, unsurpassed in Southern California. It's always 10 to 15 degrees cooler up in Oak Glen than it is in the valleys. Apple orchards cover the slopes laden with blossoms in the Spring and apples in the Fall. The scenery is more like New England, and only 90 minutes from Los Angeles on the way to Palm Springs. Oak Glen offers wholesome family fun in every season. Visit orchards, taste fresh apples and cider, enjoy hot apple pie at one of the several family restaurants, feed the animals in the animal parks, or browse through some of the many specialty shops in the Glen. Some farms and ranches offer U-Pick apples, U-Press cider & country music and dancing. Visit the one-room schoolhouse, take a hayride, or go on a nature walk.
Oak Glen is a small unincorporated community situated between the San Bernardino Mountains and the Little San Bernardino Mountains in San Bernardino County, California, United States. Oak Glen is located 15 miles east of San Bernardino. More than a million visitors come up year-round for its peace and beauty; to smell the lilacs and pink-and-white apple blossoms covering the slopes in springtime; to enjoy the cool summers in the mountains; to marvel at the brilliant fall foliage amid towering pines, cedars, and oaks; and to throw snowballs in winter. Above all, they come to enjoy the fall harvest of some forty million apples (40,000 bushels) of numerious varieties, all sold directly to the public in one of the largest operations of its kind in the country. The apple growers also press several hundred thousand gallons of fresh cider and sell their own blends. In all the friendly apple sheds, you can taste the different apples and ciders before you buy. In an 8-mile loop, you can visit several apple ranches and orchards.
Enoch Parrish opened his apple orchard in 1876, followed by the Wilshire families. The Law family came into the area with its own apple orchard in the early 1920s, followed by the Rivers brothers and their families. Their orchard, Los Rios Rancho (Spanish for "The Rivers Ranch"), is still in operation, as are many of the other orchards in the area. Various other shops, a Wildlands Conservency picnic area and hiking trails, and many special activities make Oak Glen appealing to virtually everyone. A large number of families make a visit to Oak Glen an annual event, with several generations participating
