3600 Chico Ave
Chico, CA

Whether you prefer hunting the perfect pumpkin, going for hayrides, or picking your own apples, here’s one thing we can all agree on: Exploring together is how memories are made. Here are some ideas for how you can enjoy the abundance of the season in Butte County.

130 Main St
Chico, CA

Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Chico, Upper Crust Bakery offers an abundance of wholesome handmade baked goods from cinnamon rolls and cookies to quiches and scrambles.

7050 Pentz Rd
Paradise, CA

Pick some fresh-from-the-tree apples and then explore more in the area. First established in 1921, Noble Orchards is one of the last remaining apple orchards in Butte County. Make sure to check out their Facebook page to see what variety is currently ripe and ready for u-pick adventures.

3600 Chico Ave
Chico, CA

At TJ Farms Estates, enjoy farm animals and hayrides (and pick up another pumpkin or two). Grab a wagon and take a stroll among the over 14 varieties of pumpkins in the pumpkin field. There are also hay rides, a hay bale obstacle course, and a country store with gourmet products available for purchase.

240 Main St
Chico, CA

Return to Downtown Chico to enjoy a lunch break at Chico favorite Woodstock's Pizza. With a wide menu that includes gluten-free and dairy-free opens and a fun-filled atmosphere, it’s a great place to relax and have fun.

153 Heavy Horse Ln
Durham, CA

In addition to their Fall Pumpkin Patch, the Book Family Farm is passionate about growing healthy food and use their farm to inform both children and adults about real food. They teach that “it matters what you eat and what you eat, eats too!” They grow grass fed beef, pastured pork, and pastured poultry. All of their products are only sold on the farm.

10381 Midway
Chico, CA

Step back in time at the Patrick Ranch Autumn Fest. On Saturday and Sunday from October 8 through October 23, the historic ranch will offer house tours, pony cart and tractor rides, and plenty of pumpkins. The museum is dedicated to enhancing people’s understanding and appreciation of the community’s rich agricultural heritage.

5 Table Mountain Blvd
Oroville, CA

The annual salmon spawn starts in mid-September and generally runs through mid-November. Enjoy an up-close view through the underwater viewing window or watch as they swim up the fish ladder. The viewing window is open at all times, while the main hatchery is normally open daily from 7am-3pm—make sure check current hours and stop in for a tour!

Chico, CA

Butte County in the fall is one of the best places in California to visit.