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Whirlwind Lane
From Highland Valley Road, take Whirlwind Lane. As you come over the hill you will see the barn in the distance.
Open right now
An air-conditioned farm stand at the top of Whirlwind Lane in Ramona. No cashier, no closing time, no key. Take what you came for, pay how you like, and pull the door shut behind you.
The stand
Mini Barn Market sits at the heart of a working Ramona homestead. It is the community's front porch and the farm's larder at the same time, and it works on a principle that is old-fashioned and, lately, radical: we assume you are good for it.
The door is unlocked twenty-four hours a day. Nobody stands behind a counter. You take what you need and you settle up — cash in the box, a card, or your phone, whichever is easiest. That one decision, to trust people first, is what makes the place feel the way it does.
It is air conditioned, which matters more than it sounds like it does in a Ramona August.
Live on Instagram, every day
If you want to know what is in the barn right now, this is where you look. Not the website. Not a newsletter. Live on Instagram, every day.
Whirlwind Lane
From Highland Valley Road, take Whirlwind Lane. As you come over the hill you will see the barn in the distance.
24 hours, 7 days
Every day of the year, including the ones everybody else takes off. Come at dawn. Come at midnight. The light is on.
Cash, card or tap
Leave it in the box, run a card, or pay from your phone. Gift cards work here too, and they never expire.
Beyond our own gate
Cory and Carissa work at the whole of agritourism in Ramona, not just their own corner of it — coaching and mentoring people who want to open a stand of their own and make a living from their own land.
"To further this mission, we created the Ramona Farmstand Map and Farmstand.TV. Both are designed to help visitors find and appreciate the agricultural riches of the whole region."
Cory & Carissa
Stay a while
Mini Barn Market belongs to Farmhouse Getaways — a working ranch and a mountain retreat, both about thirty-five minutes from San Diego. Guests walk down to the barn in their pajamas.