Tuolumne County, California: Farm & Ranch Directory
16 farm and ranch listings in Tuolumne County, California, grouped by category below.
Events in Tuolumne County
- Mother Lode Fair
Mother Lode Fair in Sonora, July 2-5, 2026, featuring a junior livestock auction and heritage-themed activities.
220 Southgate Drive, Sonora, CA Official event details - Mother Lode Fair Rodeo
CCPRA-sanctioned rodeo held during the Mother Lode Fair in Sonora on July 3, 2026, in the Gold Country foothills.
Sonora, CA Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Tuolumne County
- Cedar Ridge Apple Ranch LLC / Indigeny Reserve
Cedar Ridge Apple Ranch LLC / Indigeny Reserve is a ranch in Tuolumne County, California, with a tasting room, gift shop, tours, cider, brandy and apples. Visit details are best confirmed with the operator before traveling.
CA - Cover's Apple Ranch
Working farm with a Saturday steam train, barn animals, ponds and a well-known apple pie.
Tuolumne, CA - Gianelli Vineyards & Winery
Gianelli Vineyards & Winery is a winery and vineyard in Tuolumne County, California, with vineyard and winery tours and tastings. Visit details are best confirmed with the operator before traveling.
CA - Hurst Ranch
Working ranch hosting events, weddings, summer BBQs, live music and mini-train rides.
Jamestown, CA - Llamas of Circle Home
Raising and training llamas since 1983, with llama packing experiences and school and wellness visits.
Sonora, CA - Rancho Torales / Sonora Gold
Rancho Torales / Sonora Gold is a ranch in Tuolumne County, California, with lavender and olive oil with appointment-only tours. Visit details are best confirmed with the operator before traveling.
CA - ReHorse Rescue Ranch
Equine rescue that rehabilitates abused, neglected or abandoned horses and places them in approved homes.
CA | 209-337-5886 - Yosemite Cellars
Yosemite Cellars is a winery and vineyard in Tuolumne County, California, with vineyard tours and estate wine tastings. Visit details are best confirmed with the operator before traveling.
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Organizations in Tuolumne County
- Farms of Tuolumne County
Farms of Tuolumne County is a local group in the Sierra foothills of California that promotes member farms and farmers markets to visitors.
CA - Tuolumne County 4-H Office
University of California 4-H office on North Washington Street in Sonora serving Tuolumne County.
52 N. Washington St., Sonora, CA 95370 | (209) 533-6990 Website - Tuolumne County Agricultural Commissioner
The Tuolumne County agricultural commissioner's office works from 22365 S Airport Rd, Sonora, handling local agriculture regulation and weights and measures for the county.
22365 S Airport Rd, Sonora, CA | (209) 533-5691 - Tuolumne County Resource Conservation District
Tuolumne County Resource Conservation District is a California special district that supports foothill ranch and forest landowners around Sonora; it is part of the state network of resource conservation districts in Tuolumne County.
CA - UC Cooperative Extension Central Sierra - Tuolumne County
UC Cooperative Extension office serving Tuolumne County and also Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado; farm advisors, 4-H and Master Gardeners work on foothill ranching and forestry.
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Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Tuolumne County
- Sonora Certified Farmers Market
Sonora Certified Farmers Market in Sonora, Tuolumne County, meets Saturdays, 7:30a-11:30a at Theall and Stewart St.
Theall and Stewart St, Sonora, CA
Helpful Guides for Tuolumne County
- California Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to California fairs and junior livestock shows: the CDFA fair network, 2026 dates, 4-H and FFA eligibility, ownership and tagging rules, YQCA, and how terminal auctions work.
- UC Cooperative Extension in California: County Offices, 4-H and Master Gardeners
How UC Cooperative Extension serves California's 58 counties: farm and natural resources advisors, 4-H enrollment and fair animal ownership rules, Master Gardener and Master Food Preserver programs, and how to find your county office.
- California Resource Conservation Districts
How California's resource conservation districts work: locally governed special districts with five, seven or nine member boards, voluntary help for landowners, grants and tax shares, running for a seat, and how to find your RCD.