Tina’s Pumpkin Patch

Honestly, will not be coming here ever again. They are so rude! There was also a raccoon in their trash can and when we made the supervisor aware of this he did nothing but suggest we use a different trashcan (duh!).

Great tree! Had it delivered and it all went great.

Word of advice, don’t come to a pumpkin patch on Halloween Day (the last day) and expect to see pumpkins. No my friends, expect to see the leftover, the neglected, the unwanted and misshapen «pumpkins» of the patch. The true undesirables…
Now that you aren’t expecting pumpkins in this review lets discuss what Tina’s Pumpkin Patch did have to offer.
First there was plenty of parking. We came about an hour after the patch opened and there was ample parking in a lot attached to the patch.
It’s free to enter so YAY but you must pay for tokens per each attraction.
The best attraction would have to be the train. The tiny tots really enjoy the train, it’s cute and the conductor was super sweet. The train goes around the tiny patch.
The next best is the petting farm. They have goats, sheep, bunnies and chickens running around searching for the feed. The feed is an additional buck aside from the token required for entry. The goats were so eager for the food. They will follow you and tackle for the feed. The sheep were rude, one sneezed on me and walked away. The chicken and bunnies kept a low profile and were along the edges of the pen probably avoiding the rude sneezing sheep.
They also had a cute little maze for kids to run through (its tiny), they had a larger bounce house for the bigger kids and 2 little Playmate slide apparatus for the wee ones.
Overall decent place for infants and toddlers. It’s pretty dusty so come prepared with shoes you don’t mind getting dirty.

This pumpkin patch is too expensive. There is no true spirit of the season. The people in charge are looking to make money and that seems to be it. Also it is very unsafe, there are many bouncy houses and they are not monitored at all, we did go on a weekday so maybe its different on the weekend but we did not stick around because we felt our daughter was unsafe.
It’s $ 3 to ride the train and they charge for parents. I actually saw the man in charge ask if a 1 year old was riding by herself because if not her dad needed to buy a token as well.
I do not recommend. This place is cold and unfeeling.
Pumpkins are way too expensive too.

Excellent experience for the kids — conveniently located with tons of parking, this is a pretty huge space for the young ones to run around, ride the «train,» jump in the bouncers, run through a maze of hay and just be kids. The pumpkin selection, ironically, is not very grand but the ones that they do have are fine. This is likely the last year in this location as the mixed-​use development is slated to break ground in 2016. Hopefully they find another space close by because it really is a good way to spend an evening. Could be improved if they actually had a great selection of pumpkins.

A great, family friendly place. It was more than just a pumpkin patch. There were bounce houses, a petting zoo (fee to go inside gate), facepainting, pony rides, a train and tiny corn mazes. It’s a tiny area but has all the components for an afternoon of fun.
The pumpkins weren’t the best selection but the atmosphere made for festive fun.

Both times I’ve been here last 2 years I had a bad experience, not with the place itself but with the guy that works at the register. Talk about RUDE. Places like these should have a pleasant person helping you out, instead he gave me less tokens than I bought and when I tried to explain it to him, yells at me to get to the end of line. Wow… on the other hand, went to another patch nearby and got a completely pleasant experience.

If you like a bunch of jump jumps in a dirt parking lot, slim pickings on pumpkins and a big group of people, then this place is for you. If not, then steer clear.

Perfect size pumpkin patch, great selection of pumpkins, and great prices. Such a great place for some fall fun. I can’t wait to come back and see the selection of trees in a month or so!

Was a nice little pumpkin patch. Free to get it but the bouncers where $ 3 per child and so was the little train ride. They had a nice amount of pumpkins too. Good for little kids!!!

Everything was fine until…
I went to pay and both my debit cards got blocked for some reason. I called Wells Fargo and they said the block was coming from the merchants end. Wells Fargo released the hold and I attempted to run the card for second time. Blocked again! The bank doesn’t know what happened but told me Tina’s pumpkin patch is a high risk merchant and that the automated fraud system may not trust them.
This is what really got me… The guy at the register (seemed like Tina’s husband) was very cold in telling me «sometimes we get a bad card» and «did you spend your money somewhere else?» implying that spending money else where would make me broke and not able to buy a few pumpkins. Even my wife thought he was being rude.
I left and ran my card elsewhere, it was just fine.
I felt like he purposely said those things because I’m in an inter-​racial relationship and it pissed him off. Not saying that’s what it was, that’s just how I felt.
It was bad experience, plain and simple. Never going back.

Not too impressive but nice if you have lil kids… poor bunny in the petting zoo was WAY over heated too… which just solidified dropping another star. (Not enough staff aware of the animals in our 105 degree weather!)

We wanted to take the kids to a local pumpkin patch on a Sunday afternoon. We called several places that were either closed or not answering their phones. We decided to drive 15 miles out to the only place that answered the phone and I’m so glad we did. Such a cute pumpkin patch set up. Friendly staff, great selection of pumpkins and some fun activities for the kids. Will be back next year!

We were looking for a cool pumpkin patch to take our little ones. We went to Pierce College, but they closed down.
We had to find a pumpkin patch! So we needed some Unilocal to get us to the right place. Tina’s came up with great reviews and I can see why. At first I wasn’t so impressed but as you go in there is plenty for the kids to do, and the best part is that it is not a crazy wide spread area where you need to run after them because you don’t know where they’ll end up. There is the tent of pumpkins, there is a small pony ride, there is a small petting zoo area, there are 3 bouncers (one is more of a large slide than a bouncer), there is a small train that takes you around, there is a small hay stack maze, and there are really old school mechanical rides in the corner. Needless to say, with all that, my daughter had a blast in the bouncer, then running to the other bouncer, then running to the maze, then sitting on the little train, then the pony, then the petting zoo, then the slide bouncer, then the train again… She was all over and everything is so close and tight knit that we pretty put our stuff down in one area and go around.
A few things — in my opinion ages 2 – 4 will enjoy this place more than 5+ because it is fairly confined and they don’t run around like crazy. The bouncers and the petting zoo are great for all kids, but the train, the maze, and the pony ride are mainly for little ones…
Overall, the fact that there is no entrance fee and you only pay for the things you want to go on and can take 1000 pictures without a problem is awesome. I think this place is awesome and deserves 5 stars.
The only thing I would recommend to this place is to have your staff smile more, lol. They all look kinda sad to be there. But that didn’t affect our time. We still had a blast!

Its cute. But, The pumpkins are overpriced. I was disappointed because I purchased 4 pumpkins from there and today when I went to Ralphs I saw that the same pumpkins were $ 5 when I paid $ 10 for the same size at the patch. Annoying. Its not enough that we had to pay for every other little thing at the patch like the petting zoo, pony ride etc., They charged double for the pumpkins.

This is my second year going and it was wonderful!
It was perfect for kids with a few bouncy houses, petting zoo, and a fun maze. I love that there are so many pumpkins to pick from! The staff is so friendly and helpful as always! The prices are amazing! Thank you so much for making my pumpkin patching needs affordable!

Huge variety of pumpkins to choose from. They are kept under a tent, so they haven’t been heated by direct sun. The prices are fair. You could buy a decent sized pumpkin for $ 8. They even have the mini pumpkins for $ 1.50.
Tons of parking, although it is a dirt lot.
The best part is that they allow dogs, which I knew based on a previous Unilocaler’s advice. My puppy looked adorable on their picture worthy bales of hay.
If you have children, they have a maze, petting zoo, and pony rides. All reasonably priced.
I prefer the farm type pumpkin patches, and just know that this is not. It is set up off of a busy intersection in a dirt lot. It does the job if you want to select the perfect pumpkin.

First time at this pumpkin patch. I really liked it. The lady working there was really nice. I drove al the way to this one because they allowed dogs. I like to get pictures of my dog with the pumpkins. They have a petting zoo and bouncers for the kids. Came early so it was not buys. They were actually loading lots of pumpkins. Located by the Galleria. Enterance is off Sepulveda.

I was very bummed with this patch… or should I say parking lot… =(My friends and I didnt have time to drive an hour+ out of the city to a real farm this year so I relied on Unilocal to help me find the next best thing. I was not impressed with Tina’s. It is definately worth the hour+ drive to a real pumpkin patch… womp womp. oh well — ya live and ya learn!
This would be good for small kids — they have a limited attention span. there is enough to get in and get out kind of place… I was looking forward to candy apples /​snacks /​etc. i didnt see anything. There was a small kids bday party going on though. And the checkout process was annoying. very slow bc the cashier was measuring every pumpkin literally next to the price breakdown size — which took longer than necessary. it would have helped for the guy to have a helper. :)
Like I said. a good place for kids and it is close! For ppl without kids and in their 20’s — it is worth the mini roadtrip to the real farmland patch pies!

Took my son for the very first time to Tina’s Pumpkin Patch, VERY friendly staff and happy environment. I will definitely go back next year around.