SLO County Farm Trail’s 6th Annual
OPEN FARM DAYS WEEKEND
June 19th-21st, 2026
THAT’S A WRAP!
A BIG THANK YOU
for making this our best Open Farm Days Weekend EVER
We welcomed a record number of guests out on the trail for our 6th Annual Open Farm Days Weekend. We had more than 2,500 check-ins to farms across the trail, welcoming guests from across the region, as well as out of state, to experience the people, products, and places that make local agriculture something very special here.
AND this year marked a major milestone for us: for the first time ever, the event was free to attend. Free admission was made possible through funding from a USDA Specialty Crop Block Grant partnership with UC SAREP’s California Open Farm Passport program, along with a Community Partnership Grant from Travel Paso.
Stay tuned for 2027 Open Farm Days Dates!
TOUR + TASTE + LEARN
and explore our local agriculture
Join us for the weekend as 20+ farms, ranches, producers and purveyors welcome you to experience our local agriCULTURE first hand, out on the trail.
This family-friendly experience is designed to be an up-close opportunity to learn about our local agriculture through demonstrations, tastings, workshops, and farm tours on the SLO County Farm Trail.
Local farms will be featuring everything from beekeeping to olive oil production, vegetable and fruit growing. Local ranchers will introduce you to goats, alpaca, sheep, pigs, and more, while local purveyors will showcase their locally made products using our locally grown.
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR - stay tuned for 2027 Open Farm Days dates!
PLAN YOUR WEEKEND
Explore the Open Farm Days map to plan which farms you want to visit over the weekend. Each farm has their own opening hours, happenings, and unique experiences.
Some farms do require RSVPs made directly with them for OFD activities to plan for you all accordingly - please make sure to check the details at each farm you are planning to visit.
Savoring summer on the SLO County Farm Trail is what Open Farm Days is all about
What is Open Farm Days Weekend?
Open Farm Days Weekend is an up-close chance to experience and learn about our local agriculture through farm visits, tours, demonstrations, tastings, workshops and more – at various farms across the SLO County Farm Trail.
This family-friendly weekend is designed to be a “choose your own adventure” tour of the SLO County Farm Trail. Ticket holders are invited to review each participating farm’s happenings and plan which they would like to visit, setting their own itinerary and pace for exploring the trail on Open Farm Days Weekend.
Things to note when planning your own Open Farm Days itinerary:
It’s best you make sure to pre-plan your weekend route - which farms you plan to visit and when because:
Each participating farm has their own activities and experiences planned
Hours vary by location, some may be open just one day
Some farm’s activities may require a fee and/or additional RSVP made directly with that farm
- ALL THE HAPPENINGS -
FRIDAY NIGHT
Join us Friday night in the park as we gather to kick off our 6th Annual Open Farm Days Weekend
FRIDAY NIGHT FARMERS’ MARKETPLACE
Friday, June 19th | 5:00-8:00PM
at Downtown City Park, Paso Robles
SLO County Farm Trail farmers, makers and friends will gather at the Friday Night Farmers’ Marketplace to show off their locally grown and made to kick off the 6th annual Open Farm Days weekend.
FREE to attend no registration required for our Friday Marketplace, just show up and join the fun!
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Each farm has their own opening hours, happenings, and unique experiences.
Some farms do require RSVPs & additional tour fees made directly with them for OFD activities so they can plan accordingly to host you all - please make sure to check the details at each farm you are planning to visit.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
HARVEST PARTNER - HEADLINER
CROP PARTNER
BARN PARTNER
TRAIL SUPPORTER
SEED SUPPORTER
FARMstead ED | SLO County Farm Trail Open Farm Days is a fiscally-sponsored nonprofit organization under Ecologistics, a 501(c)(3) in San Luis Obispo, California and sponsored in part by CA Open Farm Passport.
