Berry Picking (June through summer and sometimes into fall)

Ryan plants corn, zinnias, tomatoes and gourds too. 

Julian Farm and Orchard​ 

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Beginning Sept. 19-20 we officially open the pumpkin patch and activities listed below. We also will have a seasonal farm store called "The Farmer's Wife" featuring Gina's farmhouse and vintage decor, homemade candles, potpourri, goat's milk soap and all things country. 

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Fall at the Farm 

Beginning Sept. 19-20 through Oct. 25

Open Thursday-Monday

Thursday, Friday, Monday 11-5

*Sat & Sunday 10-5

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• Hayride

• Cider Press

• Farm animals

• Axe Throw

• Tent Store 

• Pumpkin Picking

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*Due to Covid concerns, Admission on weekends requires all guests to purchase 10 activity tickets for $10 a person (2 and under free). These tickets can be used for hayrides, cider pressing, visiting the animals, pumpkin purchases and axe throwing. We cannot guarantee ticket use on berry picking as the berries were hit hard recently by the heat wave. 

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Activities are not available weekdays unless you have booked a field trip. Availability of ripe fruit for picking varies weekly. No apples are left for u-pick, we are sorry about that!

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We have the perfect carving pumpkins as well as heirloom and antique varieties

Fall photo backdrops

At first we called the new property "Cross Family Farm" but to reduce confusion with a new neighbor who shares the same last name, we dropped our last name and are called Julian Farm and Orchard.

This photo is taken at our Granny Smith orchard located at Julian Mining Co. but at Julian Farm and Orchard, we have honey crisp and liberty apples for picking.

"The Farmer's Wife" tent store is full of seasonal goods, vintage items and fresh from the farm products crafted by Gina, the farmer's wife!