We've been to Classic Pumpkin Patch two years in a row, as its closer to home and small enough for…read morea short excursion. Its located right off the freeway where Schaefer Ranch Road intersects with Dublin Canyon Road. They have a good-sized parking lot and admission is free! I would say its like 70% amusement park with rides and maybe 30% pumpkin patch. They are small compared to the farms on Livermore but you'll still have a good time here. Kids who are easily overwhelmed by crowds may enjoy it here. They have a store specializing in smaller, almost hand-held pumpkins and you'll still see a little haystack maze with pumpkins. They also have like three funhouses and a few carnival games. Extremely difficult to catapult a rubber frog into a lily pad - physics just aren't in your side! For food, they have full concession stands with various goodies on a stick plus ice cream. The pumpkin stores used to sell pumpkin pie but I think its just chips and popcorn now. Bathrooms are just porta-potties.

I drove over 30 minutes yesterday, as we typically do every year, to come to this DOG FRIENDLY…read morepumpkin patch. Wanting to continue the tradition. Once we got to the gates ( after parking in the back ) there was a small sign noting "NO DOGS". There is misleading information online showing dogs ARE allowed, And as someone who's come the last few years I knew personally they accepted dogs. Had there been something online stating the opposite I likely wouldn't have made the trip. I talked to Melissa who told me the company had no website and was unable to edit or update information on google and Yelp. Easy to see here on Yelp it says they updated information 2 weeks ago, that would've been the time to update this important information. I was told even if my dog was a service dog they'd call the cops anyways. They claimed there was an issue with a dog biting a child and the company forking out 9k. Unfortunately that story doesn't do much because the information online is still inaccurate and very misleading. They of course have lost my business and I won't be coming anymore. Not to mention the food isn't great and the rides are expensive but that's what you get with a free entry. I'm hoping they change the info online to match what we see in person because people driving with the knowledge of Yelp saying info was updated 2 weeks ago and having different signs at the door is completely misleading and should be addressed ASAP. Melissa gave me a phone number and email to contact but did not give the names of who I would be contacting and speaking with. 2026 San Francisco Bay Area Moms pumpkin patch guide, published October 7, 2026, explicitly lists Classic Pumpkin Patch as allowing leashed dogs. Public information was still presenting the patch as dog-friendly this season. I'm asking management to clarify when this policy changed, why the online information remains inconsistent with the rules at the entrance, and what steps will be taken to correct it ASAP. I would also appreciate consideration of a goodwill resolution for the unnecessary trip and inconvenience BUT all I was offered was a corn dog for my troubles and I hate corn dogs so I guess I'm not looking for anything since the entry is free but I will forever be extremely disappointed In them for this mistake.

my favorite pumpkin patch ! i've been bringing my children here every Oct for almost 10 years in a…read morerow , and while we have tried other pumpkin patches, this is still our favorite. I love that they offer free activities ! so many other pumpkin patches, they are "pay to play". For free, they have a corn pit , hay maze, farm animals to look at , and of course, pumpkin patch. I also love doing their corn maze, and so few pumpkin patches offer a corn maze! they have a variety of rides and experiences . it's not the biggest place but it's wholesome good fun for 1-2 hours parking is easy, they have a mini lot in the front and a large parking lot in the rear (next to the corn maze)

This was the Wild Wild West on a warm October Sunday afternoon. Swarms of people everywhere and the…read moreparking lot was practically full! We were lucky to snag a spot while a car was leaving, and we scanned a QR code to pay $5 for 4 hour parking. There are food trucks on-site, but I would recommend bringing lunch or snacks from home. Plenty of places to sit! We didn't partake in any activities that required tokens since the lines were long, but I believe 1 token is $5. We did partake in the corn pit that was free! It's basically a huge sandbox with corn kernels instead of sand. The kids love it, but I wish an employee was manning it. There's a sign that warns you not to throw kernels, but there were still kids throwing them. One of them hit my eye :) The little one was fine and had a blast, but it can get really crowded and no one's really paying attention to proximity/safety. I would come back on a weekday when it's a little less crowded and to try the corn maze! I bought cute little gourds for $2 each.

DIG DEEP FARM PUMPKIN PATCH REVIEW: This review is for the pumpkin patch at the harvest festival…read morepresented by Dig Deep Farms. This pumpkin patch is perfect for families with young ones. Besides pumpkins, there's a crafts table with stickers and coloring, a "corn maze", haystacks for climbing, old tractors, and a tented area for sitting. The corn maze is made of tall sunflowers which the little ones can see through so they never feel like they are lost. There's also a little hay house that's like a single room, that they walk in and exit a few feet away. It's a toddler's version of a haunted house. So cute. The pumpkin patch is only there for a few weeks before Halloween, and we make it a point to visit it every year.

This review is for their Halloween pumpkin patch…read more Short Story: A great place to take your kids to for Halloween! The patch area is quite sizable with lots of pumpkins of all sizes that you can choose to buy, a very short corn maze, lots of areas to take pictures, etc. The prices are quite seasonable with $5 for adults, $3K for kids, and under 2 is free (no ID checks). Verdict: I'm definitely going back!

Great variety of activities. Not a fancy one more like mom and pop feeling…read more Cash only. There's ATM on-site. $25 Unlimited We visited on Columbus Day so it's not too crowded. Blue train is a little bit too bumpy. Mazes are fun. Pan for gems is the best... we spent 1 hour digging gemstones.

We've been visiting Joan's farm and pumpkin patch since the beginning (my grandmother was friends…read morewith Joan back when they were both alive). The pumpkin patch is a yearly tradition for our family and now I enjoy taking my own child here. There are so many things to love about Joan's: choosing a pumpkin from the patch, the cute photo props throughout for cute pics, it's a staple to take a family photo in front of the tree in the patch. There are wagons and wheelbarrows in the parking lot that are up for use if needed for pumpkins. The price of pumpkins is pricier than what you'll find at the grocery store, but you get the ambiance so we don't mind. Pumpkins are priced by size. We love visiting and feeding the animals with the little ones - sheep, goats, donkeys, chickens - expect to pay a nominal fee for livestock feed. There are picnic tables to have lunch, we picnic, but they also have a little store to purchase hot dogs, drinks, snow cones, etc. There is a snack shack that has corn nuts, candies, etc and we usually end up buying a few to take home. After the patch we let our child have fun with the other activities: gem mining, barrel train, inflatable slide/obstacle course/maze, and a small corn maze. All of these activities are included in a $25 per child wristband or tickets can be purchased individually. A few tips: expect weekends to be crowded and visit in the morning or on a weekday instead. The ground is uneven and has elevation changes, use caution with wagons, strollers, and especially wheelchairs. The farm is cash only (no mobile or tap to pay). Porta potties are available and there are hand wash stations but they are often out of soap/paper towels and so we always bring wet wipes and hand sanitizer with us. Now the reason for a one star deduction is that the last couple of years they have started charging $5 for parking, and to me this comes off as a money grab. First, the lot is dirt and there is not much maintenance involved aside from ensuring the creek doesn't wash out the access road in the winter. Secondly, everything inside is something that needs to be paid for (unless you are literally coming in to take a photo in the pumpkin patch and leaving) then you will be spending money here. If operating costs are rising then I'd rather have the price reflected in the goods and services I am paying for already, instead of an added $5 collected at the gate by two employees. Additionally, I'd advise parents to always watch your own children. While there are seasoned and courteous employees throughout the farm, there are also young people stationed at most of the activities to check for wristbands/tickets and monitor the kids on them. These mostly teenagers are seated and mostly just starting at their phones, so don't expect them to enforce any safety standards (like one at a time on the large inflatable slide). The exception to this was an able adult running the barrel train and tractor rides. Overall, we will be back, but please Joan's - stop charging us for parking

If you go to Spina Farms, hit up the Food Dude trailer. The chicken fries are excellent--properly…read morecrispy, salty, and completely fresh. Plus, the guys working the window are super cool. Good food, good dudes, you can't go wrong.

Spina Farms is officially my favorite pumpkin patch in the Bay Area! I was a little nervous about…read morevisiting on a Saturday morning, thinking it would be super busy and traffic would be backed up, but I was pleasantly surprised by how spacious everything was and how much parking was available. They even had staff directing traffic and security at the entrance, which made the whole experience feel well organized. The best thing to do on the weekend is to go right when it opens. That way, you get the best photo taking opportunity. You can purchase a park pass or individual tickets, depending on what you want to do. There are also plenty of food vendors and spots to grab drinks, so you can easily spend a good chunk of the day here. The pumpkins for purchase, come in all shapes and sizes, and I thought the prices were pretty reasonable! The dinosaur animatronics scattered throughout the farm were fun, and the marigold fields were absolutely gorgeous. You can't help but feel happy walking around this place! Spina Farms has everything I love about fall, and it's definitely worth a visit. We'll be back next year for more pumpkin patch fun!

My kids and I had such a wonderful time here! We took so many cute pictures and even bought some…read morepumpkins to carve at home. We come here every year because we live nearby, and it's always such a fun experience! A special thank you to Austin for taking such great care of us and making our visit even more enjoyable. We truly appreciate it!

Super cute local pumpkin patch!…read more They had a bunch of stuff for kids to do, and we were able to bring our dogs in to look through the pumpkins. Lots of different sizes and lots of huge ones at decent prices. Nothing super special but it was a fun stop after work!

We had a wonderful time at Dell'Osso family farm. We came on a Saturday afternoon in September and…read morethe weather was hot (100). Luckily, on the day we went, the lines were not long (maybe the heat scared people away). The entrance fee was $35 per person and you have to sign an electronic waiver before entering. There were so many attractions at Dell'Osso Family Farm - pumpkin patch, corn maze, rides, slides, pig races, bakery, vendors, hay ride, train ride, games, vendors, and many more. They were all really fun, especially the tube slides at Thrill Hill, hay ride, train ride, and corn maze. There was no line for the slides when we went so I went 3 times in a row. The bakery had delicious apple products, candy apples, and fruit pies. I loved the apple donuts, pie, and apple cider. Everything tastes delicious. We wanted to get drinks at Cider Hill, but they closed 10 minutes before we arrived. Make sure to go early because they close a lot earlier than the closing time of the farm. The corn maze was fun and we made it (with the help of a map). This year, the maze was shaped into an American flag with the word "America 250" carved out for USA's 250th birthday. The pig races were cute and fun to watch. The animals at the farm were also very cute and you could buy food to feed them. There were also spinning pumpkins you can ride on, but it got pretty dizzy. We loved taking pumpkin photos as well. This was my first time visiting Dell'Osso and it was so much fun. It was very family and kid friendly, extremely large and spacious, and just a great place for a day of fall fun. Plus, the bakery snacks were delicious which was always a plus.

My experience at Dell'Osso Family Farm was absolutely unacceptable and left me questioning how your…read morecustomers are being treated. I was purchasing donuts and snacks and watched multiple customers ahead of me, as well as customers at other registers, pay with their cards without being asked to show identification. When it was my turn, however, a younger, heavyset female employee singled me out and demanded to see my ID to verify that my name matched the card I was using. Why was I treated differently from everyone else? What made my transaction require additional scrutiny when other customers were making purchases the exact same way? I complied, showed my ID, and paid for my items, but that does not excuse the inconsistency or the way this situation made me feel. I cannot help but question whether racial profiling played a role in why I was singled out. If this is a standard policy, why was it seemingly not enforced on the other customers I personally watched pay? And if it is not a standard policy, management needs to explain why I was treated differently. This was not just an inconvenience. It was a disrespectful and deeply disappointing customer experience. No paying customer should have to wonder whether they are being subjected to different treatment while others are allowed to complete the same transaction without question. I expect management to take this complaint seriously and review how this situation was handled. If this concern is ignored or dismissed, I am prepared to escalate it by filing a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau and pursuing other appropriate consumer complaint channels. I will also be sharing my experience with friends and family so they can make their own informed decisions about supporting this business. You have permanently lost my business unless this matter is taken seriously. Dell'Osso Family Farm should be a place where families feel welcome, not a place where customers leave questioning whether they were treated differently because of their race. Absolutely unacceptable.

This pumpkin patch is the best you could ask for, run entirely by students, staff, parents, and…read moreneighbors--truly a community effort! It has everything you could hope for: fun games ($1), delicious food ($1-$5), and activities that change daily, keeping things fresh and exciting. The Haunted Trail ($15) is an absolute highlight--expertly acted by teachers, staff, and students, with a set design that's nothing short of spectacular. It's a one-of-a-kind experience suitable for all ages (just keep in mind, no photography is allowed to preserve the magic). There's also a charming mini-theater with open seating where they play nostalgic movies--cozy lights, no overwhelming crowds, and a perfect vibe for a relaxing night under the stars. Best of all, 100% of the proceeds go directly to supporting the school. As a proud neighbor, I can say this isn't just a pumpkin patch--it's a celebration of community spirit. Please visit and support! This review is from the heart, not a sponsorship. https://www.mefhome.org/patch

I wouldn't recommend going to Moreland Pumpkin Patch if you're planning on doing the family walk…read more It was quite expensive at $15 per person, even for my 2yo. We lined up at our 730pm check-in time and waited 35 minutes in the cold and were only halfway through the line. We left because it would have been another 25-35 more minutes to get through the line. However, the staff was great and the carnival games were fun. Nice to have all of the thoughtful decorations as well, our child loved playing with all of the pumpkins.

We had a great experience and would love to come back. G&S is a very large farm. Our check in…read moreexperience was easy and smooth. We were given a plastic bag which holds 15-16 lbs of cherries. We took a tractor out to the fields. We were able to pick Lapins (deep red and sweet), sweethearts (which my kids loved, but they were a bit more sour to us), and rainiers (the yellow red ones and our favorite as they were super sweet). The cherries were easy to pick even for our little kids, and there were a few ladders in the trees as well. We went on Memorial Day weekend so there was also a shaved ice tent and cannolis and Italian spritzes available for purchase. The farm was also selling sweet corn at the cashier. We ended up with about 8 lbs. You can bring your own food, drinks and your own bag/backpacks. Don't forget snacks, sunscreen, a hat and drinks! Also a cooler for your produce!

We came by as we saw on their Instagram that they had early season rainier cherries available for…read moreu-pick! The orchard is small but super easy and simple park, grab plastic bags and then check out by weight. The cherries were all $4.50/lb when we visited. The rainier cherries were super sweet and there were ladders available to get to higher branches. A really fun time and an easy process.

Quick and easy, just how I like it! Prices have gone up…read moreeverywhere for trees, so be prepared for that. There's a little cash discount if you want to come prepared.

2022: Price yo again, $110 for 6ish foot tree, we paid $90 last year. Lots of trees this year,…read moredefinitely no shortage in the lot.