In operation for over 100 years, the Winters Fruit Tree is a small family farm offering local produce, honey, nuts, dried fruits, preserves, eggs and more.
Winters Fruit Tree
Winters Fruit Tree
415 Grant Ave
Winters, CA
95694
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In operation for over 100 years, the Winters Fruit Tree is a small family farm offering local produce, honey, nuts, dried fruits, preserves, eggs and more.
“Indulge in the Authentic,” delves into the heart of Yolo County, California’s rich culinary and agricultural heritage. Join us on an audio journey that explores the rich farm-to-table dining scene, exquisite local wines, and abundance of natural delights unique to our region.
The riverside suburb of West Sacramento may seem like an unusual choice for a weekend getaway, but its unending river views, outdoor activities, and great breweries and restaurants make it an undiscovered gem.
Great food, great wine, and bucolic landscapes: these are just a few of the perks of spending a weekend in Winters, CA. The quaint town has all the makings of a relaxing escape, including laid-back tasting rooms, farm-to-table cuisine, and historic architecture that reflects the area’s agricultural heritage.
Giddy up and take a family friendly adventure through a modern working cattle ranch, taste locally produced olive oil and pick your own strawberries! Come discover how tasty the farm life truly is and why Yolo County is the “farm” to Sacramento’s “fork”.
From charming B&Bs and Inns to larger hotels and smaller motels, there’s no shortage of places to lay your head for a relaxing getaway in Yolo County.
Perfectly situated in Northern California and just a short distance away from Sacramento, Napa and the San Francisco Bay Area, getting to Yolo County is a breeze.
Yolo County puts the “u” in fun! From miles of bike paths to outdoor recreation like horseback riding and fishing, there’s plenty of good times to be had for all ages.
At last count, Yolo County has 15 farms that are open to the public – some are by appointment only but all of them are worthy of a look.
Delight in the sights and sounds, soak up the culture or enjoy a walk on the artsy side. There’s a little something for everyone here in Yolo County.
No matter where you’re traveling in Yolo County, you will not be disappointed by the diversity of flavors to tempt your inner foodie.
