Have been getting pumpkins here for years. A fun place to visit. It is a wonderful place for the…read morechildren to play,

My family of 5 had it on our minds that we were going to make the long trek to an overpriced, crazy…read morepumpkin patch in Petaluma (one we will not name!) When we got to the Stanly Lane intersection, my oldest said "oh yeah! Are we going to the pumpkin patch my teacher took us to?" My husband and I looked at each other and said ABSOLUTELY! Well, it can be said with total certainty that we will never go anywhere else!! It was relaxed, beautiful, fair priced, and all together wonderful. The owner (who we shared some fun conversation with) was a gem and we are so glad we stopped. Thanks for a fun day! And yes, stingers up

The food was hit and miss, their food truck that day Steamboat Micky was exorbitantly expensive and…read morethe quality was wildly inconsistent. The attractions weren't cheap but were fun and enjoyable. The few staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. If it weren't for the food I'd have rated higher, almost rated even lower than this because of the food. They should vet prices and quality a bit more before having a food truck serve there.

What a great pumpkin patch! This place offers an affordable afternoon of fun for the whole family…read more From the corn maze to the bungie jump attraction to the pony rides to the giant corn box (like a sand box, but filled with dried corn kernels), there's just something for everyone. The folks working are friendly, helpful, polite, and professional. We had a very nice time here and will likely make an annual visit moving forward. Thank you, Bobby Dazzler's!

This small but cute farm has MANY ANIMALS! Goats, sheep, alpaca, horse, pigs, chickens, gooses,…read moreturkey, bunny's, & peacocks! They have tables to have a nice picnic area. TULY A HIDDEN GEM! We recommend to get there early if you do visit because it is street parking but if you enjoy walking then of course your fine. Many things for toddlers too, like petting the bunnies or even going inside the chicken enclosure. Don't forget to read all the animals names under the yellow question mark signs! You get to know their birthdays too!

Went here for first time to join my daughter and granddaughter on her kindergarten field trip…read more Staff there was helpful, good lunch areas , lots of animals and farm areas with produce growing by staff. They even gave the kids pumpkins to take home. Very nice place to visit with kids.

The Petaluma pumpkin patch is hands down our favorite! We always have the best time here. The…read moreselection of pumpkins is endless, and there are so many fun activities for everyone, especially the giant slide. Plus, the free admission and great food make it such an easy, perfect spot for a fall outing. Finally not to mention how easy it is to access, right off the 101 freeway!

The Greeter was so helpful. With so many things to do, and with small children, it was so fun and…read moreeasy. We appreciate them takon time to make us feel welcome. Thank you, Grammy M.

Well Stocked Great Organic Location…read more Wide Selection Prices are Phenomenal I'll never go get my produce anywhere else from this day forward ... The cashier we had was super friendly and helpful. The lines were long but it went fast ... Had a country vibe ...

What a great produce stand!!! In the back was a pumpkin patch w/ lots of activities. There was the…read moretractor ride, corn kernel pit, corn maze, lots of tractors that kids can climb on, & amazing spots 2 take pics. The produce looked super fresh & great quality. Service was amazing!!! I would definitely go back!!!

This place is always so beautifully decorated and welcoming throughout every season! I really enjoy…read morelooking at all the statues, scenery, and decorations whenever I drive by I especially love that pets are welcomed at the pumpkin patch it really makes the experience even more enjoyable! It's such a wonderful place for families. Definitely worth stopping by and enjoying the atmosphere

This is ideal when you have younger kiddos and needs lots of activities for them. We came as an…read moreadult group and found it disappointing. There are countless bounce houses, multiple slides, train and tractor rides etc. There are multiple types of food and drinks available. There's a small grass area to run around as well as some photo ops in old carriages. I wish the parking lot wasn't occupied by a bunch of old farm equipment because that seemed to be very confusing for people where to park. We came at an especially busy time and parking was a little hectic. Leave time for yourself and I would only come if you have little ones under 10. We were in and out after a very fast loop (maybe 30 mins spent here). So it didn't feel worth the money for us. Definitely suggest for small children.

Went opening weekend and my son loved the blow up slides and all the choices of bounce houses…read more Super lovely pumpkin patch! Lots to do, great beer (pliny the elder on tap) and. Loved the fact there's always parking, it's free during weekdays to enter (just pay for any add ons like hay rides, bounce house etc.) We will be back!

Hard pass. The older lady at the front selling wristbands and tickets was extremely rude. She kept…read moreraising her voice while speaking to us and even asked my stepdaughter her age, then laughed at her when she answered. Just an overall terrible first impression of the place. Aside from her, the other employees were great. This is also the first pumpkin patch I've been to that doesn't have an actual pumpkin field. It was basically just pumpkins that looked like they came straight from the grocery store and were placed on the ground. The string lights made the place look like such a vibe from the freeway at night, but the actual experience was mid. It already felt like a waste of time, but with the terrible customer service on top of that, it really felt like both time and money wasted. There are so many pumpkin patches in Petaluma with actual pumpkin fields that feel genuinely locally operated, without the pretentious artisan coffee shop attitude.

We had such an amazing time at Smith Family Farm! Everything was absolutely wonderful from…read morebeginning to end! The kids had so much fun, and there were so many exciting and interesting things for them to see, explore, and enjoy. It was such a beautiful experience filled with laughter, smiles, and unforgettable memories! The whole atmosphere was fantastic, very welcoming, family-friendly, and full of fun activities for children. There was always something interesting to do, and the kids were entertained and happy the entire time. It was so nice to see how much they enjoyed every moment! What I loved most was how much there was for the children to experience. It's such a wonderful place for families to spend quality time together, enjoy the outdoors, and create special memories. Everything felt so enjoyable, and we truly had a fantastic day! The kids absolutely loved it and didn't want the fun to end! Seeing their happy faces made the whole experience even more special. We couldn't have asked for a better day! I would highly recommend Smith Family Farm to anyone looking for a fun and memorable family outing, especially with kids. We will definitely be coming back again! The selection was simply wonderful we found what we needed. The experience value was absolutely worth the money! There were so many fun activities for the kids, and so much fun. Thank you, Smith Family Farm, for such a wonderful experience! We loved every minute of it!

Friendly staff at ticket booth!…read more $17 per person admission, includes one pumpkin of your choosing to take home, big or small and any color! Petting zoo area play with duck, chick, rabbit. Puts a big smile on my face!! Can feed the chicken with ground up corn they provide Cool festive place with live music too! October there was Pomegranate upick! At the parking lot area before main entrance. $2/pound

We brought our friends to this corn maze since they had never been to one before, and I'm glad they…read moreenjoyed it! This year, the maze was designed to celebrate the USA's 250th anniversary, which you can see on the map they hand out. It's still a really fun experience and definitely a great place to revisit! The only downside was that some people were throwing corn inside the maze, which felt a little dangerous.

Serious Safety Concerns Regarding the Nighttime Maze…read more I'm writing this review because I have serious concerns about guest safety after visiting with my child and friends last night. I understand this is a family-owned business, and I genuinely want to support local businesses in our community. I also recognize that no business can control every action another person may take. However, what we experienced raises important questions about emergency exits, staff accessibility, and what guests are supposed to do when an emergency occurs. At approximately 8:35 p.m., while we were inside the nighttime maze, the kids were exhausted and wanted to leave. We tried to find a way out but could not locate a safe, clearly marked exit. I even searched online for a way out while inside the maze and called the listed phone number, but the call was a recording. We could not find employees inside who could assist us, and at the main entrance, there appeared to be only two teenagers/ young adults collecting tickets. This left me wondering how guests were supposed to get immediate help once they entered the attraction. Eventually, we felt we had no reasonable way out. I was hesitant to force our way through the corn stalk barriers because I did not want to damage the business's property. We ultimately climbed over a plastic fence without damaging it and had to walk along a dark road beneath the orange bridge, where 2 cars were passing with high speeds. As a parent responsible for children, having to choose between staying inside when we wanted to leave and getting out by walking alongside moving traffic in the dark was frightening and concerning. I also noticed a sign stating that the business is not liable for incidents hanging on the fence. I understand the purpose of warning signs, but a liability disclaimer does not address the underlying safety concern. If guests cannot find a safe exit or reach someone for help, what are they expected to do? A warning about the fence is not a substitute for an accessible emergency exit, clear evacuation procedures, and a reliable way to contact staff. The maze is intentionally dimly lit, which I understand is part of the nighttime experience. However, limited visibility makes clearly identified exits, accessible employees, and emergency communication even more important. Guests should not have to search Google for an escape route or attempt to contact a phone number that does not connect when they need assistance. Hearing about the reported stabbing later that evening made this experience even more unsettling. Had we stayed approximately 30 minutes longer, we could have found ourselves caught up in a frightening and chaotic situation. What was supposed to be a fun family outing could have become a traumatic memory for the children. I cannot know what would have happened, and I am not suggesting that the business could have prevented another person's actions. My concern is whether guests would have known where to go, how to get out, or how to obtain immediate assistance if a serious emergency occurred. This experience left me with some important questions. What emergency plan is in place if violence occurs, someone is injured, a child becomes distressed, or guests need to evacuate quickly? How are employees alerted to an emergency inside the maze? Are emergency exits clearly marked and accessible? And how can guests reach someone for help when the listed phone number is not working? I am sharing this because I care about the safety of our community and the families who visit this attraction. I want family-owned businesses to succeed, and I hope the owners take this feedback as an opportunity to review their emergency procedures, improve exit accessibility, and ensure that staff can be reached when needed. I understand that unexpected situations happen, and I am not asking for a nighttime attraction to eliminate every possible risk. I am asking for a clear, reliable plan for when something goes wrong. No family should have to climb a fence and walk beside speeding cars in the dark simply because they cannot find a safe way out. Guest safety needs to be part of the experience, not something families have to figure out for themselves in an emergency.

Super cute local pumpkin patch with activities for the little ones. Not sure why there's such bad…read morereviews, but we did go on a Monday. There was no crowd, lots of friendly families, and lots of pumpkins to choose from. The price of three of my mini pumpkins was $4, pretty reasonable for decorative pumpkins! The staff were really nice too and the petting zoo was a treat. The piggies were doing zoomies!

It was hot and there's barely any shade. There is a waiver for the petting zoo and cow ride (which…read morewas a small metal car thing that went around the building). We didn't do the cow ride because they said our kids would have to sit by themselves, ha! yeah right! They have some life size connect 4 and other activities. They have a very small child maze. We didn't go inside the petting zoo so I'm not sure the condition of the animals, but it seemed like the most popular attraction and it costs extra. $5 for entry and the line can get pretty long. Parking is easy as there is a business plaza behind it and an easy concrete path to walk. It definitely looks bigger in pictures than it actually is. They had some cute areas for photos, but not as cute as Larrys Produce in Fairfield. It was cool for a last minute thing. Not sure if we'd continue to come here or find another patch for next year.