I had such a fun time here!!! The event is in front of JCPenney. I parked on the mall lot and…read morewalked over. The event is pretty big. Lots and lots of photo opportunities, games, slides for kids, a little train ride, a petting zoo. A ton of food stands as well. Selling tacos, mulitas, quesadillas, tapatio ramen, chips, funnel cakes, fried Oreos, and so much more. They had photo booths for $10 with l nice Halloween themed decor and props. There was a huge scary haunted house that tons of people were waiting in line for. You can hear a lot of super loud and terrified screams from guests inside!!! I bet it was scary as heck.

Stopped by on a Tuesday evening and completely missed a crowd. Just enough kids to make friends but…read morestill enjoy all the attractions. Definitely a patch worth visiting with little ones. They have the hugest jumpers, a petting zoo, photo props, and a snack shack with kettle corn, fresh lemonade, cotton candy, and more. Can't speak for the weekend but after talking with one of the workers she says it gets really packed especially when the haunted house is open. For now I'm glad we went when we did we had the whole place to ourselves and few other kids. Worth a visit if in the area.

I have been going to many pumpkin patches in the area, and this one was ok. The staff is not very…read morefriendly or welcoming. They don't greet you upon paying. It is "free" to walk-in, but it is cash only and have a ATM machine that charges you $4-5 fee. We bought $40 worth of tickets which is not much for the kids to enjoy. They have about 5-6 bounce houses. Each one "costing" about 5-10 tickets. The other small rides which are meant for children possibly 10 and under are about 5-7 tickets. The uneven number of tickets is also frustrating so that either you don't use them or buy more. I get that it's a business, but for what they offer in my opinion it's not worth the price. They have a few food stands 2 sweets, and 4 savory. We bought funnel cake, and dubai chocolate cups. They were both super friendly pop-ups. The pumpkin patch itself also didn't have many pumpkins. I went to another pumpkin patch that had 10 jumpers $22 and endless play.

Came here on a Friday and on a Tuesday! Tickets are at a reasonable price in my opinion. On the…read moreweekdays you can buy a wristband for $40. They have yummy food options, you don't have to pay to get in and the pumpkins sell for a reasonable price. The staff was all very friendly. What I love about this pumpkin patch is that 1) their prices are not gouging your pockets 2) on the weekdays it's not packed 3) it's small but it's got everything my kids love 4) it's close by I would advice to come as early as 4pm on the weekends because the line was very long when we came on Friday but luckily we got there early and beat the line

This is the perfect family friendly spot for fall! My son had so much fun at the pumpkin patch…read morehere. Love that it's small and not very crowded. I will be coming back next year. I will definitely be checking them out in December!

Very disappointed this year. Pumpkin patch had old blow ups nothing new or back drops for pictures…read more Nobody selling food items. Two guys inside were not friendly. We won't be back! Blah! Kids did enjoy the swing that's about it.

We come here every year but this year this place has became a scam..20 tickets are now $30..the…read moretrain ride only goes around 1 time and faster speed than usual. Jumpers are now 1 ticket per round and timed anymore. It's sad that events like this for children has become unaffordable for families especially with multiple children.

Place was spacious and plenty of parking. Huge plus there! Jumpers were amazing for my 7 yrs old…read more I just wish there were more photo ops sections. Staff was super friendly. I went the first weekend it opened, wanted to beat the last minute crowds.

A great variety of bouncers, a few rides, spacious, affordable entrance fee, reasonable amount of…read moretickets per ride, cute lights! Try it out

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We just moved here and don't know where Christmas trees are sold. I pulled up Yelp and found this…read moreplace with good reviews so we went to it. The young man helping us was so respectful, understanding, and very helpful. He helped us find the absolute best Christmas tree for us at a semi reasonable price. We liked they had the trees in water so they are kept fresh longer. Ours was just unloaded so it was perfect!!

Awesome time for our 5 year old girl. Free entrance and parking. Big enough for the little ones to…read morerun around but not too big, feeling like they could disappear.

I love this place. It is not too crowded and lots of trees to choose from. There are plenty of…read moreparking spaces as well. It's also reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and happy to answer my questions. It wasn't too busy when we got there on a weekday. Took my niece here. There were lots of photo opportunity. She had tons of fun running around. I highly recommend this place.

This place was so amazing from the owner to the workers. You pick your tree and they cut it for…read moreyou. Owner is was very helpful and very humble. I always want it to go to one of these and it was everything I imagined. All trees are beautiful, the view is amazing . They have food and all Kinda of fun. We can't wait for next year. Thanks Jacklin for Amazing place.

Spent a few hours here. We went on a Saturday and place was pretty busy. They had a few drink and…read moredessert trucks and vendors selling various things. Im not sure if they have an event every weekend, but glad we showed up when vendors were there. We got free watermelon and everyone ended up making purchases at Breaking Bread. We didn't go to everything, but we did stop by the gift and furniture store, the market and the fudge spot, which has a mini mart towards the back. For lunch we had pizza which was decent. My favorite spot was the cheese market as we were looking for ingredients for charcuterie board. That shop basically has everything you would need for that type of activity. We bought a few bottles of wine, marinated artichoke and olives, various cheeses, and several types of crackers. I think they have live music, a pond, rides, and a petting zoo for the kiddos. Overall its a cute spot to visit. It was also a plus that parking wasn't a nightmare given how busy this place was!

We recently visited Tom's Farms and it's such a fun and easy family outing in the Temescal…read moreValley/Corona area--especially with younger kids! Location: 23900 Temescal Canyon Rd, Corona, CA Parking: Free parking and lots of it. Super convenient right off the 15 freeway. Hours: The Fun Zone (rides area) is typically open weekends only from about 10 AM - 5 or 6 PM depending on the season, and some attractions like pony rides and the petting zoo run 11 AM - 5 PM (weather permitting). (tomsfarms.com) Entry Price: Entry to the amusement area is about $1 per person (kids under 2 are free) which is really affordable. (tomsfarms.com) Ride Prices (approximate): * Train ride - around $4-$5 per person * Pony rides - about $10 per child * Petting zoo - about $5 per person * Carousel, Ferris wheel, teacups, pirate ship, and other rides - usually ticket based * Shooting gallery games are inexpensive (some games like 25 shots for $1) (tomsfarms.com) They also sometimes offer ride wristbands for parties (~$25) that include unlimited rides except pony rides and mining. (tomsfarms.com) Rides & Attractions: * Steam train ride around the property * Old-fashioned carousel * Ferris wheel * Teacup ride * Pirate ship * Bounce houses * Drop tower * Petting zoo * Pony rides * Gem mining * Live music and magic shows on weekends (tomsfarms.com) There are also restaurants, snacks, candy shops, furniture store, and little market shops to walk around after the rides. Best Ages: Best for toddlers through about age 10. Younger kids especially love the train, carousel, pony rides, and petting zoo. Older kids might enjoy it for about an hour or two but it's more of a relaxed family farm vibe than a big amusement park. Overall: Tom's Farms feels like a mix of a small amusement park, farmer's market, and outdoor shopping village. It's a great low-cost weekend activity for families, and you can easily spend a couple hours riding the train, seeing animals, and grabbing food. Definitely a fun little hidden gem if you're nearby!

If you're looking for something sweet this is the place to go. Lots of variety and fun to see…read morecandies we grew up with. Very nostalgic. Unfortunately, the farmers market section was not as impressive.

Stopped here recently during the week, was just curious to see what they had. The main gift…read moreshop/store had some cute things in it, I found a cute little gift for my mom. They have a lot of garden and kitchen decor, all kinds of little knickknacks and even some toys. The candy shop had a lot of snacks, lots of retro candy too. I really was hoping to see more vegan candy and snacks, but there wasn't much at all. The market in the back had some jams, salsas, produce, and other shelf items, even some plants for sale. The pizza place/wine store also had lots and lots of snacks and meats/cheeses/wine etc. I can't speak on how any of those things are but we got fresh baked sourdough bread and the price was good for the amount and quality. There are also restrooms available. Might stop here again coming home from another road trip, but wouldn't go out of our way for it!

Super cute area, my kids had a blast checking out and identifying all the plants as well as seeing…read moreall the butterflies! Thank you!

I read the reviews about this place expecting a lavish garden of fruits and vegetables and I…read morecouldn't be more wrong. It looked like it had been abandoned and very neglected sadly. Their produce was in a big refrigerator.