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Help us make it rightThis huge park is a trip back into time with its lush green forests, the pastoral farm and the larger-than-life mansion: Patterson House. Take a tour of the house and learn more about its origin and the legendary George Washington Patterson. Explore old relics as you learn more about the architecture of Patterson's times and come face to face with the then mode of living. Avail of the fresh...
George Washington Patterson came west in 1849 to seek his fortune in the goldfields of California. Instead he "struck gold" in the fertile farm fields of southern Alameda County.
This farm was originally owned by the George & Clara Patterson family from the 1850s. It was turned over to the City of Fremont in 1978, and the East Bay Regional Park District has operated the property as a fully...
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Part of the East Bay Regional Park District, the farm is an engaging way for kids to learn about the ways things used to be, back when a horse-drawn railway ran between Newark...
We visited for our second time last Sunday. Such a peaceful afternoon. There are so many lovely seating areas to enjoy a picnic lunch. (which we did). We love that there is still a place that encourages learning about a working farm and its animals....
I have been to Ardenwood many times over the years, and I always enjoy going there. It's a great place to see how this turn-of-the-century farm operated. Lots of the old machinery is still there, there's a blacksmith shop, old equipment in the barns like...
We came here on Christmas Eve at around 3pm as they were about to feed animals. Tickets are super cheap at $3 per person!
We walked around the property and had fun feeding the chickens, goats and sheep. At the end of the feeding, the...
There are formal gardens, large lawns, farm animals and butterflies. This park has more scheduled events than any other East Bay Regional Park - most events are suitable for kids. And they have a train here too.
Ardenwood Farm is a great place to get local produce. Buying from them helps local farming instead of paying for stuff to be trucked in from another country or state.
In October this farm becomes a pumpkin patch with a bunch of stuff for the...
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The Ardenwood Historic Farm features park staff dressed in Victorian costumes and demonstrations of traditional farm chores. The Patterson House is also located on the property, and guided tours are available for interested visitors.
A visit to Ardenwood is a journey back to the time of the Patterson Ranch - a prosperous, 19th-century country estate including a beautiful mansion and its elaborate Victorian Gardens. Today the Historic Farm exhibits agricultural practices from the 1870s to the present, demonstrating the transition from horse-powered to horsepower. Through Ardenwood's educational programs, visitors can see and...
The East Bay Regional Park District has operated Ardenwood Historic Farm in Fremont, California as a fully functioning, turn-of-the-last-century farm since 1985. For urgent questions call EBRPD at 1 888 EBPARKS.
Admission prices vary depending on day of the week. Tue-Wed, Sat $2; seniors $2; children (4-17) $1; Thu-Fri, Sun $5; seniors $4; children $3.50
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