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Kids’ Activities Please check with ranches to confirm activity status. Some activities have fees. More details at applehill.com

#20 Apple Ridge Farms 530-647-0613 Gem mining, kid maze, walking trail, apple u-pick #22 Argyres Orchard 530-644-3862 You pick apples and concord grapes #56 Bluestone Meadow 530-621-1830 Train, rubber duck races, feeding goats. #5 Delfino Farms 530-622-0184 Farm animals-Babydoll Sheep, large grassy hill, nature trail, face painting, mini pumpkin decorating #40 Fudge Factory Farm 530-644-3492 Alpacas & chickens, play area, mineral mining. Candy, candy, candy! #17 Grandpa’s Cellar 909-917-2138 Picnic area #84 Harris Family Farm 530-644-2194 Scavenger hunt, gem mining, rock painting, farm animals, corn hole. #23 Hidden Star Camino 530-622-6885 Large children’s play area, pumpkin patch, hay bale pyramid, apple slingshot, face painting #1 High Hill Ranch 530-644-1973 Pony rides, hayrides, fishing, face painting, pumpkin patch #9 Larsen Apple Barn 530-644-1415 Self-guided tours, Larsen family farm museum, large picnic area #81 Madrone Tree Hill 916-835-9600 Haunted Forest (weekends in October) #18 O’Halloran’s Apple Trail Ranch 530-644-3389 Farm animals, Johnny Appleseed Tree, nature trail, you-pick flower garden, apples, blackberries & on-the-vine pumpkins/ gourds #41 Pine-O-Mine Ranch 530-212-0535 Room to run, family experiences #100 Rainbow Camino Ridge 530-644-1594 You-pick blueberries (check for availability) #10 Rainbow Orchards 530-644-1594 Grassy orchard picnic/ play area with Hay Bale Hop-a-Crooked-Mile, fresh cider mill in operation #133 Smokey Ridge Ranch 530-626-5077 Corn Hole & other games, you-pick flowers, apples & chestnuts

visitor tips

Get the Most Out of Your Trip to Apple Hill Grower Farms BEFORE YOUR VISIT Check the weather for Camino, CA, before heading out. • Dress in layers so that you will be comfortable regardless of changes in weather. • Wear comfortable walking shoes for access on uneven dirt and gravel surfaces in outdoor and parking areas. • Bring water and sunscreen for summer/fall trips as foothill temps can reach 100 degrees. • Bring an ice chest if you plan to purchase refrigerated or frozen items. • Bring cash as many ranches take only cash and credit card systems do not function when wifi is down. DURING YOUR VISIT Drive to and park at each individual farm. • Do not park or walk on county roads. These narrow roads have no shoulder and are dangerous for parked vehicles and pedestrians. • Do not leave your vehicle long term parked at individual ranches taking up limited space needed for other customers. • Use CalTrans designated Park and Ride Lots for long term parking. • Respect opening and closing times at individual ranches, • Dogs – welcome at some ranches in outdoor areas – must be kept on leash. Dogs are not allowed (except service dogs) in indoor food service areas. Owners must clean up after their dogs. • To avoid traffic congestion consider planning your visit Monday – Friday avoiding the busy Sept., Oct., and Nov. weekends. AFTER YOUR VISIT Allow enough time to travel back down the hill. Traffic becomes congested through Placerville especially on weekends.

The Apple Hill Grower ranches appreciate your continued support and we hope you have a wonderful visit!

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