Great place to go. Better to go in the morning to have less traffic. The selection of fun is A+. A bridge for people to cross over the road would help.
Michelle C.
Place rating: 2 San Mateo, CA
Went today. Nothing special, compared to the other pumpkin farms in the area. Plus, its still a week before halloween and 80% of their pumpkins have a moldy spot. I am sure this is due to picking a pumpkin«late» and all the good ones are taken but not worth paying full price, which was a dollar or two more than the other pumpkin patches. You can still take nice pictures but again, nothing special.
Angelica k.
Place rating: 1 San Francisco, CA
Was really hat to communicate with parking man terrible weirdest person ever. If you’ll park there but will go to make a call in other direction he will run after you and will ask you move your car without any explanations
Kelly B.
Place rating: 5 Modesto, CA
We stopped here last year and had a great time. Our girls were begging to go back. Today we stopped in and had another fantastic visit. Everyone is very friendly. The adults ate at the taco truck for lunch while the kids got to visit the jumpy houses, petting zoo and pony rides. The petting zoo, had a mini pot belly pig named Johnny. When you scratched his belly he rolled over like a puppy, he was too cute! All the animals were very tame and friendly. We left with more pumpkins than what we planned for. With the wide variety it was hard to choose just one. I recommend stopping. We will be back again next year if not again in the next few weeks. Bring cash!
Jen Y.
Place rating: 4 Mountain View, CA
Charming, sweet little spot, without the over-stimulating craziness of Lemos Farm. It’s the first pumpkin patch on your left after you come over the hill on Hwy 92. Bring cash! Pony rides($ 5), petting zoo with an adorable little pig and bunnies($ 3), and big bounce houses($ 5 – 10). But still feels mellow and simple with a huge open field of pumpkins. And a delicious taco truck today! A great time was had by all.
Opinionated B.
Place rating: 3 Bay Area, CA
We got our Christmas tree here, great price and beautiful 9 foot noble Fir. The lot was clean with lots and lots of beautiful trees and the employees were all very friendly! 3 stars at the end of it all when they didn’t have any wreaths etc for purchase and it was 5 bucks to net the tree! I think that was steep!
Vince H.
Place rating: 4 San Mateo, CA
These guys keep it simple. They lay out tons of pumpkins along an area. Is it a real pumpkin patch? No. Does it look like a real pumpkin patch? Not really. But, it’s awesome because of its simplicity. If you’re just trying to get a pumpkin, they have rows and rows of it laid out. We found our perfect pumpkin. The staff is awesome, the pumpkins plentiful. Truth be told, the pumpkins at Lemos are a few bucks cheaper. But what you get is less of a headache.
Greg M.
Place rating: 4 San Francisco, CA
Great time with my young daughter. Tons of pumpkins to choose from(and wheelbarrows available to help carry them around). Also had some bouncy house areas as well as pony rides(in a pen) and a small petting zoo. Very friendly staff. Free parking but the rides and attractions do cost $ 5 – 10. Pumpkins priced based on their size.
Jason T.
Place rating: 4 San Francisco, CA
Lots of traffic to get here… But worth it. My boy had fuin. Wasn’t too crowded. Petting zoo and pony ride. Worked out good.
Kevyne R.
Place rating: 3 Palo Alto, CA
I’ve been wanting to bring my son here since we like going to HMB. Halloween 2011 we went to a pumpkin patch in Livermore so this is the place for us this year. Traffic was horRible getting here. It was alReady a slow moving pace once you hit the Crystal Spring Park. Take a different route if you can and avoid 92. There’s plenty of parking and it’s free. Huge selections of pumpkin!!! Forget your plastic money, they only accept CASH here. Pricing depends on the size. The smallest you can get for a buck, next is $ 5, $ 10, $ 15 and largest for $ 20. They have jumpers for the kids $ 10 to go on all three of them. $ 3 for the petting zoo. One thing they don’t have is corn maze. Me and my kid likes those mazes. :( We got here after 5pm so it was already cold and freezing so make sure to wear something warm while picking the perfect pumpkin for you and your little one. Happy Halloween!!!
Jeremy S.
Place rating: 3 San Francisco, CA
The sea of orange as your arrive is exciting, it put me right into the Halloween spirit. Their petting zoo and children’s rides looked a little tired and getting here from 101 was exhausting with bumper to bumper traffic all the way. Leaving with 3 great pumpkins felt good, but I’m not sure I’ll put in the effort next year.
Zoey S.
Place rating: 4 San Francisco, CA
Ahh too many choices! Carved or not, pumpkins have personalities. And here they were, little heads just waiting to be given faces! Some who would be grumpy pumpkins, some angry, some happy, and of course some scary! Hundreds and hundreds of pumpkins wanting soooo to badly to come home with us… it was hard to choose just three. The place was full of families. Mostly ones with kids, however, I was kidless and didn’t seem too creepy. There was a bouncy house, several ponies, chickens, and hay barrels. Wheel barrels were available for loading pumpkins as well, which was helpful. Payment was based on pumpkin size(though not weight) so between like $ 3 and $ 20 dollars per pumpkin depending on the size. Here’s the surprise: getting there was a total hassle. For some reason, despite it being past 5pm, it was very backed up for several miles before the patch. We still never completely figured out why, but it sounds like previous customers have noticed this as well. It’s probably still worth a visit to the patch but be sure to schedule more time to get there than you would expect to need. Happy Halloween!
Clarence A.
Place rating: 5 Daly City, CA
During the month of October this place lights up the route with rows and rows of pumpkins, small ones, midsized ones huge ones priced from $ 1 — $ 20 you can go wrong, there is $ 4 pony rides $ 4 train rides, $ 4 slide rides, a taco truck, $ 3 petting zoo(roosters, donkey, chicken, bunnies) per spot for kids to roam free and pick the biggest pumpkin and try to pick it up and fail horribly hahahaha every year beginning of october best to hit this place up before the pumpkin festival which is usually 2 – 3 week in to avoid the masses literally we went first week of october there is already traffic good 30 min ride time just to get to this spot from 280 my advice take skyline and drive up san mateo rd drive time should be quicker choices in pumpkins are vast since it was a first week of october they didnt have the huge pumpkins out yet the kind that need forklifts to carry. but getting it done before the masses visit is a definite must do or u will end up pullin ur hair out waiting on either end the week of or week after the pumpkin festival food *** they got a taco truck hahaha, they got pumpkins folks that is wut ur there for service *** decent, they dont try to hide when you are trying to pay some places do that price $ 1buck to 20 not bad not bad at all ambiance **** it is outside, enuff room for kids to run, ride a train, ride a pony, pet a rooster, slide down a huge jumpy jump in with a huge rat and huge dumping truck
