18540 E Telegraph Rd, Santa Paula, CA 93060

Santa Paula Location

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Farm sign for Prancer's Farm with strawberries graphic, next to pink flowers, near a roadside.

Our farmers market fruit stand, conveniently located along Highway 126, is open year-round and offers fresh fruits and vegetables directly to the public. We take pride in providing high-quality, locally grown produce while creating a welcoming space where customers feel connected to the land and the farmers who grow their food.

Farmers Market Fruit Stand

A pile of oranges, with one orange cut in half revealing its red and pink interior, on a farm sign labeled 'Prancer's Farm, Santa Paula'.
Colorful array of flowering plants, including yellow, purple, white, and red flowers, displayed at a garden center or plant nursery.
A display of avocados with a sign indicating 'Specialty Gem Avocados, $2.99 each'. In the background, there are other produce items including apples and tomatoes.
Wooden display shelves filled with various types of colorful tomatoes and zucchinis at a farmer's market.
Close-up of strawberries ripening on the plant, with one red and ripe, and others green and unripe, surrounded by green leaves.

Farming & Produce

Prancer’s Farm grows a diverse selection of fruits and vegetables year-round. Our Monterey strawberries are produced throughout the year, along with seasonal crops including gourmet lettuce, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, and fresh rosemary. Our customers love our mouth watering yellow watermelons and Tuscan melons. We use our green houses to maintain year round ripe Heirloom tomatos. We harvest Gem avocados from April through mid-September and Hass avocados beginning in November. Additional offerings include Valencia oranges, navel oranges, Cara Cara oranges, and mandarins during their respective harvest seasons.

We grow produce both on our own property and on additional leased land throughout the Heritage Valley. We also proudly partner with local farmers between Santa Paula and Piru, allowing us to offer a wide variety of fresh, locally grown produce year-round while strengthening long-standing agricultural relationships within the community.

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Animals & Farm Experiences

Our farm features a petting zoo where guests can hand-feed cows, goats, and lambs, as well as round-pen horse rides for visitors of all ages. The majority of our animals are rescues or were raised on the farm. We have bred and raised many cows, goats, and lambs that are now friendly, well-socialized, and beloved by our guests, creating meaningful and educational animal interactions for families and children.

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A young brown calf standing in a farm enclosure, looking toward the camera with a metal fence and part of a water trough behind it.
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Close-up of a palomino horse with a light mane, standing in a fenced outdoor area.
A black and white calf reaching through a metal fence to be fed by a person.
Close-up of a brown and white goat with long, floppy ears, resting its head next to a wooden surface with a vintage cart and wheel in the background.
Close-up of a rooster behind wire mesh fencing, showing its red comb, wattles, and brownish feathers.

Seasonal Farm Events

A promotional flyer for Prancer's Farm in Santa Paula, advertising pre-orders for Valentine's Day with crafted chocolate-covered strawberries. The background features a blurred image of strawberries with pink drizzle and another dessert with white drizzle.

Valentine’s Day (February 14)

Beginning one week prior, we harvest fresh flowers and farm-grown strawberries to celebrate love and romance. Flowers and strawberries are available at our farmers market fruit stand.

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Sea Ag Farm Day

(April 11, 2026)

Prancer’s Farm invites the community to Sea Ag Farm Day, a free-admission event celebrating agriculture, education, and hands-on farm experiences.

Guests are welcome to enjoy guided tours of the farm, offering a behind-the-scenes look at our daily operations, crops, animals, and sustainable farming practices. This special day is designed to educate, inspire, and connect visitors of all ages with where their food comes from and the people who grow it.

Free entrance | Educational farm tours | Family-friendly

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Easter on the Farm

Starting three weeks before Easter, guests can pick tulip flowers, strawberries, and vegetables while enjoying festive farm activities and visits from the Easter Bunny.

A pile of whole watermelons and two halved watermelons showing yellow flesh, with a farm logo overlay in the lower left corner.

Yellow Watermelon Harvest (May 23-May 25)

Our mouth watering yellow watermelons, red watermelons and tuscan watermelons are ready for harvest and available at our fruit stand.

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Pumpkin Harvest Fest

(Last Weekend of September – October 31)

Our signature event transforms all 42 acres into a fall celebration featuring pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks, a corn maze, pick-your-own strawberries, marigold and flower fields, tractor rides, barrel train rides, pig races, animal feeding areas, pumpkin cannons, mechanical bull rides, zip lines, and themed weekends such as Wild Wild West, Heroes on the Farm, Fiesta on the Farm, Animals at the Farm, and Harvest at the Farm.

Throughout October, local bands and youth agricultural displays are featured across the farm, creating a lively and community-centered atmosphere.

Sunburst Rail Bikes Farm Stop at Prancer’s Farm

An illustrated vintage train on a railroad surrounded by orange trees, with a sun shining in the background. Text reads 'The Sunburst Southern California'.

Prancer’s Farm is proud to be an official farm stop along the Sunburst Rail Bike journey, welcoming guests arriving by rail bike for a one-of-a-kind agricultural experience.

Visitors can sit back, relax, and enjoy scenic orchard views as they are transported by rail bike through the countryside before arriving at the farm. Once at Prancer’s Farm, guests can explore the farm atmosphere, take in the views, and experience the sights and sounds of a working agricultural operation.

The Sunburst Rail Bikes Farm Stop offers a unique way to connect outdoor recreation with farm life—making it a memorable experience for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike.

Booking Information
All rail bike trips and scheduling are handled directly through Sunburst Railroad Company. For availability, pricing, and reservations, please contact Sunburst Rail directly to schedule your rail bike journey.

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  • "I came with my family and friends to go to their pumpkin patch. We had such a great time! There's so much to do. We will definitely be back next year!"

    Laura N.

  • "This is very amazing place to bring kids and enjoy petting the animals also some organic fruits and veggies"

    Diana V.

  • "What a delightful Sunday our family had at Prancers Farm. The farm animals, the pumpkin patches & corn maze, fresh air, vendors & even the Santa Paula Fire Department were there. Staff was friendly & helpful. We finished it off with a hayride and all 3 of the little ones had a blast. Thank you!"

    Jane T.

  • "Absolutely delightful staff, wonderful fruit and produce. Adorable animals to pet. Everyone loved it. Highly recommend!"

    Mark H.

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