Rodin Farms

Rodin Farms has been on my radar for a year or so as I've found myself in the Central Valley a lot and have become obsessed with almond blossoms. I initially thought it was going to be a huge place in the middle of nowhere but it's actually located on the corner of a very busy street. The parking here is very small and fills up quickly.The almond blossom orchard is absolutely gorgeous when you come at the right time when they are in full bloom. Between the middle of February to end of February is the best time to come. There are rows and rows of almond blossoms and in the front is a little information about California almonds, this is definitely something I can appreciate. There were tons of people there take pictures, having professional photoshoots and just taking in the breathtaking beauty of the almond blossoms. They are just so pretty and they smell good as well. It's a nice little stop to check out with family, friends or your significant other. The stand itself was nice and had some fresh fruit and vegetables. What I like was their variety of specialty items such as dried fruits, almonds, pasta and pasta sauces, jarred soups and just many locally made items. I did not buy anything but there were a few things that caught my eye and I do regret not buying some of their flavored almonds.This is a great place to visit if you're in the area and just make sure to come at the right time so that you can see the almond blossoms as they are the real star of Rodin Farms.

I had a really great experience here! The Almond Blossoms were in full Bloom and it was absolutely beautiful. I read a few other reviews and it said that you aren't able to take photos here, but there were a bunch of people taking photos and it was totally fine. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I bought fruit, dried fruit, and bread here. Everything was a little bit on the pricier side but I think that's what you get when you buy local. All in all everything was really tasty and I will definitely be back!

California is home to lush farm lands. And near each orchard there is a fruit stand. Rodin Farms is one of the those places. The fruits are fresh and delicious. And they prepare the fruits in ways you've never thought of. So we come to Modesto to play soccer but also stop at the fruit stand for the food and lessons on farming. The people are super friendly too. Not fast. But they love talking about what they grow. So when driving feel free to stop and walk through the orchards and feel your soul be part of it.

This place is way awesome the people are super friendly & the produce is super fresh we need more places like this "LOVE THE COUNTRY VIBE"

Found about Rodin Farms while using the Almond Blossom Cruise app and touring the area for the peak 2023 blooms. Rodin farms is one of the few stops that allows visitors to walk through their orchards and get some close up shots of the blooms. Parking is small and the farm itself is off a busy road, bit once you go a few rows in, you're transported to a magical floral wonderland. The trees were in full bloom the weekend of March 4, 2023. After walking through the orchard, you can visit their farm stand which was packed with almond treats and fresh produce. Everything looked so wonderful and colorful in the fruit/veggie section. The store itself is deceptively larger on the inside than it seems from the outside. Staff was friendly and happily giving out samples. This is a must stop in your tour of Central Valley almond blossoms.

Overpriced "farm stand". Can't walk under the almond trees because it is all private land. Guys using bulk horns to inform the families taking pictures to move.Poor signage on where to park. Yet it is all our fault when we parked in the wrong area and were we bull horned to move our cars. Would never recommend.

We came here looking for almond blossoms on 3/18 but were too late. There were very few left and had mostly shed off. But the stand at the corner had lots of nice fruits, veggies, snacks, oils and vinegars. They had nice selections. I don't think most the items were organic if that is what you are looking for. We ended up buying a fig balsamic and a habanero olive oil. Can't wait to try it out.

I drove out of my way to get some fruit at Rodin Farms, only to find that they were closed. Update your time on Yelp! It's considerate of your customers.Will try shopping here again in a few months.

My family and I came here because it was part of the Almond Blossom Cruise. Their almond blossom trees are beautiful and you can take a lovely walk along the rows of trees. Families are out taking photos and having picnics.We bought some corn nuts and dried strawberries to try. I wish I tried the corn nuts on the spot. Four bags is not enough! These corn nuts are actually the most delicious corn nuts I have ever had. I love their seasoning and also love the texture and taste of their corn nuts. The sriracha and the habanero were my favorites! I will definitely return to buy more corn nuts.

I 100% recommend this place, we loved the farm stand, we stopped by today to see the pumpkin patch and there wasn't anyone ( only the employees) I was surprised because it's so cute and fun and free, my toddler and myself will be going back tomorrow, we pass by Oakdale and clairble daily and I'm so glad we finally stopped by and found this little gem, over all take your kids they'll have fun at the corn pit the hay mazeI did see more families get there around 2:30 I did get there pretty early so maybe that's why it could've been lonely but check it out we also bought a small pumpkin for 1$ they have them priced differently