TICKETS

Capay Tomato Festival 

AN EVENT IN PICTURES - Get a glimpse of our Capay Tomato Event in our Photo Slideshow

$23 Advance Tickets - purchase by July 5th

$30 Door Tickets - purchase at the Farm

Free Admission - children ages 12 & under

ALL  ABOUT  CAPAY  TOMATO

Here's more of what you'll find on the farm for our Capay Tomato Festival.

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Delicious Local Food, Wine & Beer

Enjoy tacos and tri-tip sandwiches made using our farm produce, corn cob fixings & homemade, gourmet popsicles.  Capay Valley Vineyard wines will be available for purchase by both glass and bottle.  Beverages and beer are also available.

Also - don't forget our Best Guest Picnic Contest!  Our photographer will be scouting your picnics looking for the best picnic.  Winner will be announced in our newsletter and will receive 3 complementary deliveries of our Farm Fresh to You Home Produce Delivery. 

Nothing finer than a stage, some hay bales, a dance floor and these guys playing live

from the field's edge!

Old Man Markley

On Stage: 9:00 p.m.

The West Nile Ramblers

On Stage: 6:30 p.m.

With a combination of country, western swing, bluegrass, jazz, and original tunes, The West Nile Ramblers of Yolo county will have us dancing and singing along to their guaranteed energetic and eclectic western sound.

The Pleasant Valley Boys

On Stage: 4:00 p.m.

Vocal harmonies, razor sharp mandolin, and old time exact banjo by Matt and George are the central elements of the Pleasant Valley Boy's stylish and traditional bluegrass music done right.  Coming from Dixon, CA and backed by expert stand-up bass, fiddle, and guitar you don't want to miss this terrific bluegrass ensemble.

Camping in the Fruit Orchard

Sleep under the stars and among the fruit trees.  Reserve a camp site in our peach, fig and mandarin orchards. 

$35 Advance Campsite Reservations - Purchase by July 5th

$40 Day-of-Event Campsite Reservations - Available First-Come / First-Serve Basis

- Each site is 15' wide and extends the length of the orchard row

- One car allowed per site, parked at site

- Stay until 3pm on Sunday, July 10th 

- Restroom and sinks available

Learn About Organic Agriculture

Come see where your food is grown and learn about organic agriculture by

touring the farm and getting your hands a little dirty.

Tractor Rides & Harvest Activities:

Catch a ride on one of our tractor trams and enjoy the view as you travel the dirt roads about the farm.  Head out to the fields to pick fresh herbs. Choose from rosemary, lavender, peppermint, sage, basil and lemon verbena.

Arrive back with your freshly-picked herbs and make your own Herb Salt to take

home and enjoy.

Self-Guided Farm Tour:

Throughout the day, casually stroll about the farm on self-guided farm walks

checking on the fruit trees, farm animals and identifying the various field crops as you go. 

Kid-Friendly Farm Fun:

You know kids are having fun by the laughter in the air.  Swing by and say a gentle hello to our farm animal friends.  Kids and adults can join in on art activities with Jesse Pruet

from Winters.  Tractor tram rides, harvest picking, bubbles, hula hoops, dancing, popsicles and more are available to delight the little ones as they run about the farm.

What to Bring

Guests are encouraged to bring picnicking essentials, blankets, fold-out chairs, tablecloths, water, sunblock/sunhat and dress for the farm with shoes suitable for the field and dirt paths.  Don't forget your camera!  The farm and Capay hills make a lovely backdrop.

Enjoying the Capay Valley & Nearby

Make a weekend out of it and enjoy our beautiful Capay Valley and nearby attractions.

Check out information on Wine Tasting, Hiking, Bed & Breakfasts, Fine Dining,

Hotsprings, Spas and more here.

Getting to the Farm

The farm is located 90 miles northeast of San Francisco and 30 minutes west of Sacramento at 23800 State Highway 16, Capay, California 95607.   Directions using Google Maps

Note:  Look for Capay Tomato event signs and turn onto the gravel road that leads to the parking area. 

From the Bay Area:

Take Interstate 80 East to Interstate 505 North. Go approximately 20 miles; exit on Highway 16 / Esparto, turn left at the light. Follow Highway 16 through Esparto and Capay. The farm is a 1/4 mile past the town of Capay on the right.  

From Sacramento: 

Take Interstate 5 North through Woodland to the Esparto/Highway 16 exit. Turn left then travel 5-6 miles to second stoplight. Turn right onto Highway 16. Follow Highway 16 through Esparto and Capay. The farm is a 1/4 mile past the town of Capay on the right.