Salinas Family Orchard has been growing honest, sun-ripened fruit in the high desert for generations. Stop by the stand, fill a bag, and taste the difference real orchard fruit makes.
Salinas Family Orchard sits on the sunny edge of the Littlerock high desert, where the soil is rich, the days are long, and fruit grows the way it's supposed to — slowly, under an open sky.
What started as a small family plot has grown into a beloved local stand, but the approach hasn't changed. We let the trees do what they do best, harvest at peak ripeness, and put everything we grow right out on the table for you.
No wax, no long storage, no shipping from somewhere else. Just fruit that knows this valley and tastes like it.
Seasonal offerings change with the weather and the trees, but you can always count on fresh-picked quality.
Peaches, nectarines, plums, and apricots picked at the peak of sweetness — the kind that stains your fingers and makes you stop and savor it.
Navels, blood oranges, lemons, and grapefruit — bright, juicy, and full of sunshine from our own groves through the winter months.
California almonds and hazelnuts, harvested and shelled right here. Crunchy, fresh, and nowhere near as good from a grocery store shelf.
Table grapes and juice varieties grown in our desert climate — sweeter and firmer than anything shipped in from the valley.
When the weather cooperates, we grow herbs, squash, tomatoes, and other garden favorites — all picked the same day you buy them.
Availability shifts with the seasons. Call ahead or stop by — we're usually open weekdays and weekends during harvest.
Call (818) 795-929235864 80th St E
Littlerock, CA 93543-2624
Monday – Saturday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Hours may vary by season — call to confirm.
Located on the east side of 80th St E, just north of Littlerock Road. Free parking available.
"We drive past a dozen grocery stores just to stop here. The peaches in August are unreal — you can tell they were on the tree five minutes ago, not five days."
"Brought my kids here for the first time last harvest season. They've never tasted an almond that actually tasted like an almond. We're coming back every year now."
"The Salinas family makes you feel like family, too. My mom calls them every spring to ask when the cherries are coming — that's how long this place has been part of our lives."
Whether you're planning a visit, checking what's in season, or just want to say hi — we're always happy to hear from you.