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 Pumpkin Patch in Morgan Hill is a must stop and I'm so glad I "dragged" the kids here…read more While entry is completely free, parking is $30, and it is worth every single penny considering how much there is to do. Individual ride tickets are very reasonable at around $8 per person. The activities here are endless and we took a ride on the classic Spina Express train, buzzed through the fields on the Bee Ride (which now features awesome new dragon figures), hopped on the hayride, and shooting pumpkins at the pumpkin blasting site. Make sure your phone is charged because the photo ops are incredible. Snap a pic with Gourdzilla, a giant Godzilla animated monster with pumpkins stuck on him, a massive King Kong, and dinosaur displays that are scattered around the grounds. The food was another major highlight of our trip. We sampled warm, delicious churros with rich chocolate dipping sauce and washed it down with fantastic cold brew from Kong Coffee. There's also a taco cart here, burgers, dogs, kettle corn and other tasty eats. PRO-TIP: If you plan your visit super close to Halloween, most of the pumpkins are marked down to an amazing 80% off!

After a follow up from the lot manager regarding my original review I decided to give this lot…read moreanother chance, and I'm glad I did. The manager offered to assist personally if I contacted him while on the lot. I was taken aback by his offer, but I didn't want to be a bother and decided to just show up and not let the manager know I was shopping today. The service is back to being amazing and the prices and selection have stayed great! When I say the service is back to being amazing, I really mean it, down to an offer to have me bring the tree back to help fit it in the stand we have at home if we have any trouble! It's a small thing that means a ton to a lot of people, traditions like picking a tree set the tone for the holiday to come and while it's a brief annual interaction it always means a lot to have smiling and helpful folks to patronize. The ABC lot in San Carlos has that, and more, hands down. Check them out and start a new tradition :)

Good size pumpkin patch for little kids up to maybe 7 years old. Has a small selection of pumpkin,…read moreone shooting range, a few jumpy houses and 2 designated jumpy houses for under 3. We spent an hour, maybe more if it wasn't so hot and there was minimal shade. Maybe add some tents? I liked the entire area was covered with tarp so it was not dusty and nice to walk on. The entrance is on right side of El Camino before Arroyo A bit pricy to pay for 30 mins but thought the 1hr was worth it. My suggestion to have a few tents for shade for parents and kids.

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.

Went here with my two boys on a Wednesday morning during their fall break from school. We were the…read moreonly people there for the first 20min! Great because at a lot of other spots it is a zoo. Cute older couple seem to be running the place. Very helpful but gave us our space to explore. We chatted a bit about the Giants when the gentleman noticed my son wearing an SF hat. Great selection on beautiful pumpkins. Got my fancy ones and my sons got theirs to carve. We did the corn maze. Our first time. We had a ton of fun!

Great prices on pumpkins and no crowds! We were able to pick out huge pumpkins for our family. The…read morelargest ones were only $20. Everyone working there was helpful. The corn maze was fun, I would have loved a map. But this was so worth the $5/person price and let us have some fun figuring out how to get back out. We will be back next year!

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.

We randomly pulled over while driving through the area. This is a cute pumpkin patch with many…read morephoto ops, a variety of pumpkins and family & dog friendly. Parking can be a bit tricky and traffic through the area in general can be congested. It is a free admission pumpkin patch, making it quite popular. The grounds are decorated with attention to detail and the staff is friendly. I can see this being a popular place for holiday card pictures motif.

One of the few FREE admission pumpkin patches in Half Moon Bay…read more Came to this pumpkin patch to celebrate the start of the Fall spooky szn! It was pretty big with tons of pumpkins around and lots of photo ops. They have wagons to use for the pumpkins or load up the little ones, which is what we did. The farm is filled with furry caterpillars which was the kids' favorite part!

Came early this year and loved seeing the pumpkin patch filled with so many pumpkins to choose…read morefrom! The decor was very festive, and there were several cute spots for photos. They also have a hayride and a fun tunnel area for kids to play in. There's a small parking lot right in front, with additional street parking if it gets busy. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the pumpkins were reasonably priced--we got a large one for $20. Such a cute spot to visit for fall!

Steven from Clancy's was great and supportive in providing our small high school in the inner…read moreSunset with discounted small white pumpkins for our Halloween Celebration last week! He even threw in a few extra for free! If you did not get a chance to pickup your pumpkins for Halloween, make sure you get your Christmas Tree from them! We miss their location at Sloat but their products have always been great for both Seasons!

What a great place for kids as well as adults. Some of the…read morewait times are a bit crazy, leaving one line after waiting for 30 minutes with no end in sight, but there was plenty more to do. A nice selection of pumpkins to choose from. It was a decent value, but on the higher side. Would definitely return

While it's conveniently located and has a family friendly environment, the main attraction requires…read morean admission that ends up being about $80 or $110 (depending on the activities you want to do) for a family of 2 kids and 2 adults. The value is not there in my opinion. Kids spent 20 minutes in the bouncy houses and 10 mins doing the other activities and were ready to leave. Would not recommend it.

This is our second year here and we love this place because they have giant pumpkins that are still…read moreon the vine. My husband and daughter love the experience of pulling them off vine. This place is huge with lots of variety to choose from and very affordable which is a huge plus! It's never very crowded with a view of the ocean, you can't beat that! Definitely a very enjoyable experience. We will definitely be coming back every year!

We visited Bob's pumpkin farm on Oct 25, right during pumpkin season. The prices for the pumpkins…read morewere high, ranging from $5 for the smallest palm-sized pumpkins to $60 for the largest one. There was not much to do besides looking at the pumpkins since it doesn't have many other activities. Some of the pumpkins were impaired and wheelbarrows were quite dirty, so we didn't have a great experience.

Super cute pumpkin & sunflower picking farm! We usually go to Spina farms, however over the years…read moreit's just gotten too crowded and too dusty. We drove an hour and a half on Saturday and although there was HEAVY traffic in the town from the pumpkin festival, the actually farm had plenty of parking and wasn't overly crowded at all! The presentation of the farm was super cute, they had a live band and yummy snacks (we got juice and donuts) and lots of really cute pumpkins and photo op areas! We went to go pick sunflowers ($20 for 6 stems), the walk was a ways away in my boots (my feet hurt but that's my fault lol) and a lot of the sunflowers had already been picked. But here's the cheat code (go all the way in the back, there are several big bright and beautiful sunflowers!) And I mean go to the BACK! Next door is also another cute more family focused pumpkin patch with food vendors which I liked and they had a cute little miniature cow! 2 for 1 pumpkin patch experience! We had a blast and thought it was super fun! The workers were also very friendly

As a pumpkin patch and a place to take a couple great pictures, it's great. For the sunflower…read morefield, it's disappointing - at least from a distance. The pumpkin patch itself is awesome. Lots of variety and decent prices. There are also a couple cool spots like the old truck that are great for those instagrammable type photos. I can't speak for the service as we ended up not buying anything. The reason I knocked off a star is the sunflower field. The u-pick was sold out in advance. I wanted to take my gf to at least see and take pics with the sunflowers. You couldn't get near the field without paying, and from a distance it looked very disappointing. Few blooms and the ones you could see looked dead. This was in early October.