The Jelly Belly Factory Tour was very interesting, it was also free, which is always nice. The factory is located in Fairfield, California. If you want more information about the tour, check out this page.
Unfortunately, we chose a Sunday to visit the factory, and there was no production going on. We recommend you plan for about two hours and take the tour on a weekday when production is in full swing. We rarely eat things that contain sugar but did make an exception to try the flavors.
There is plenty of parking, and you may be able to find a spot for your motorhome. We didn’t bring Explorker2 and left it in Sacramento.
There are so many amazing flavors, many without artificial ingredients, but there are also a few questionable flavors.
Stacks of Jelly Belly candy waiting to be packaged. This was just one of a few areas with towering crates of Jelly Bellys.
This is a picture of the factory, taken through glass, which is why the quality isn’t the best.
Another picture of the factory, showing the robots that move crates of Jelly Belly candy.
Hey guys
my name is Eva van Rooijen, you guys knew me as the receptionist at Fraserway RV …Me (as a person, not an employee here) I thought you guys we’re great! I just came across your page here ….and i LOVE it! I dig the new RV.
Anyways…just wanted to say HI and love all the travel posts.
Cheers;
Eva
Hi Eva! Yes of course, we remember you. How are things going? You had moved to sales awhile back if we remember. That’s going well? We’re much happier with our new rig and loving all the travel we’re getting to do with it! Thanks for stopping in 😉