About Simonian Farms
Simonian Farms is a family-friendly Fall festival and year-round farm market, highly recommended for its seasonal events like the Pumpkin Patch and Christmas tree sales, and a dedicated 'Barn' experience for 'little ones'. It offers extensive outdoor displays of antique farm equipment, unique farm products, wine for adults, and numerous photo opportunities, complemented by friendly staff.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: Families seeking a traditional Fall festival experience, including a Pumpkin Patch.Families looking for a festive outing during the Christmas season, including Christmas tree shopping.Parents with toddlers or preschoolers, thanks to the dedicated 'Barn' experience.Families interested in exploring farm antiques, outdoor displays, and general farm ambiance.Photography enthusiasts looking for unique backdrops and subjects.
Why families love it
- Family-friendly atmosphere with specific activities catering to children.
- Dedicated 'Barn' experience designed for 'little ones' (toddlers/preschoolers).
- Extensive outdoor displays of old tractors and farm antiques, providing visual interest and exploration for various ages and photo opportunities.
- Known for being a 'must go' during seasonal events, specifically for its 'fun' Pumpkin Patch and being the 'most festive place to buy a Christmas tree'.
- Staff is described as 'great and friendly'.
- Offers a variety of farm products including unique produce (e.g., blood oranges), dry fruits, nuts, and nut candies, alongside wine selections for adults.
Insider tips
- For the most festive family experience, plan your visit during the Fall (for the Pumpkin Patch) or December (for Christmas tree shopping).
- If you have toddlers or preschoolers, ensure you visit 'The Barn' area.
- Verify the current operational status of the outdoor food court and wine tasting area before your visit, as they have experienced past closures.
- Be aware that farm products, while high quality, may be 'a little bit expensive' when purchasing in person.
- Bring a camera or smartphone for the many unique photo opportunities available on the farm.
- Avoid ordering perishable food items online from this business due to reported issues with melting during shipping; consider purchasing these items in person instead.
Good to know before you go
- Online ordering of heat-sensitive perishable food items (e.g., chocolate-covered nuts or fruits) due to repeated issues with melting during shipping.
- Visiting specifically for the outdoor food court or wine tasting without prior confirmation of their current operational status, as they have been subject to temporary closures.
- Products sold on-site are described as 'a little bit expensive', though reviewers generally found them to be of good quality and 'worth it'.
- Online ordering of perishable items (e.g., chocolate-covered nuts/fruits) has a significant risk of product melting due to inadequate packaging (e.g., insufficient ice packs), leading to disappointment and a perception of 'ridiculous prices' for the delivered state.
- An outdoor food court and wine tasting area have been subject to temporary closures due to external restrictions (e.g., Covid19 restrictions mentioned in a 2020 review); current operational status should be verified.
- Crowds
- Crowd levels are not explicitly detailed in the reviews. However, seasonal events like Pumpkin Patch and Christmas time suggest higher attendance during those periods.
- Value
- Products are generally described as 'great quality' but 'a little bit expensive', with the consensus that the quality makes them 'worth it' when purchased in person. However, online orders have been criticized for 'ridiculous prices' given the poor condition (melted) in which items were received due to inadequate shipping.
- Food
- An outdoor food court and wine tasting area are available when operational, though they have been subject to temporary closures. Reviews do not provide details on whether outside food or drinks are permitted for visitors.
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility features for physical disabilities (e.g., ramps, accessible restrooms) are explicitly mentioned in the reviews. However, 'The Barn' being a 'cute experience for the little ones' implies a child-friendly design in that specific area.
- Safety
- No specific safety features or measures (e.g., staff supervision ratios, first aid stations, security) are mentioned in the provided reviews.
What parents say
"I stopped by for some blood oranges and to take some interesting pictures. Left with some great shots and 2 bottles of wine along with a cute tote bag for The Blossom Trail. I'll be back for more Pink Moscato"
2 months ago
"Stopped by this shop on the way to Fresno. The shop has a a lot of old tractors displays outside. The shop carries variety of dry fruits, nuts, nut candies."
5 months ago
"This place is a must to go, if you are visiting Clovis CA. Family friendly. The Barn is a cute experience for the little ones. Great and friendly staff. It is full of farm's antiques, fun to explore outside and great for a photo- op. Their products are great quality, little bit expensive but it is worth it. Also, There is a beautiful tribute tower to Japanese American WWII internees, farmers by the barn area. Fun during Pumpkin Patch and Christmas time. Food court outside and wine tasting, Closed at this moment do to Covid19 restrictions. Fun fact: On September 5, 1995 Bill Clinton visited thi"
2 years ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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