Great customer service ! Let our us in early and play even though they said they didn't open til…read more2pm. Online it indicated they open at 12 but I think it was for field trips

When we walked in this place was totally empty and now I know why. $25 per kid for jump houses full…read moreof water. No ponies and no food vendors open. Old moldy hay everywhere. Not decorated very cute, and does not resemble a patch at all. You're walking on tarp the entire time. They also have inaccurate info on their website. Would not recommend. Not sure if this is the same company that used to be in the same location a few years ago, but if it is it has gone significantly downhill.

We take the kids every year and we love the corn maze and the big bounce pillow. My son wants his…read morefirst job here when he is old enough :)

Fantozzi farms is located conveniently right off of the main drag in Patterson. We drove from…read moreTracy, so it was super convenient that it is close to the freeway. They charge $15 to get in, but it was discounted to $12 per person since we went on a weekday. My daughter is almost 2 years old, and the main attraction that she was interested in the animals. Since it was not too busy, she also got to enjoy the giant pillow bouncer. We ran through bales of hay, played in the corn pit, and enjoyed some fresh homemade pumpkin bread from the snack shack. Overall, we had a great time despite being able to utilize many attractions since she wasn't old enough. I would say that the rest of the attractions would be perfect for ages three and up. I should also mention 2 & under are free, so there's quite a bit got a two year old to do considering. We hung around for over two hours having fun as a family, until the mosquitoes started coming out after sunset, If you're local to the area, I definitely think it's worth the visit! Go check them out!

Dell'Osso just opened for the 2026 Halloween season on Friday, October 2. My friends and I visited…read moreon Saturday, Oct 3rd. My family and I have been to Dell'Osso several Halloween seasons in the past (maybe 15 yrs ago?!).... back when both parking and admission were free and you only paid for rides/activities. They had zip lines the last time that we attended with our young kids! Boy, has Dell'Osso changed... bigger, better, more structure/organization, real bathrooms, and, of course, higher prices. While parking is free, admission and a waiver is required of everyone over age 2. Be sure to check their website for hours and prices to plan accordingly for your visit. Mon-Thurs is $24.95, Fri is $29.95, Sat-Sun is $34.95. My friends and I arrived around 4:30 pm. While we did a bunch of activities by around 8 pm (Spinning Pumkpin ride, watched the mini pig races, went on a hay ride, slid down Thrill Hill a couple of times, went on a train ride, took a bunch of Instagram-worthy pics at the pumpkin patch, went through corn maze #1), we didn't have enough time to fit in the pumpkin blasters, corn maze #2, and getting pizza or cider at Cider Hill. There were a few activities geared for young kids (teeny town, tree house, climbing structures, and more) and other activities (ball throws, carousel ride, peddle track, etc) that we skipped over. We checked out vendor booths. Other food-related booths included turkey legs, street corn on the cob, agua frescas, and baked potatoes. And, on our way out, we got some treats at the bakery: caramel apples, cider, donuts, fudge, slices of pie, and chocolate bark. All in all, there were plenty of staff at all of the attractions we participated in: staff directing in and out of the parking lot, clear signs for entrances and exits, staff seemed well-trained and provided good information to stay safe and secure. The attendance number seemed light due to our going in early October (so we didn't wait more than a few minutes or at all on the attractions)... I can imagine much longer lines everywhere the closer it gets to Halloween. We all had a great time. I loved the candy apple and cider, in particular!

This is a nice family farm, but the admission price is pretty expensive. 29.95 each person on a…read moreFriday. There was plenty of free parking. But before entering the farm, you have to fill out an electronic liability form through a QR code. The farm has a good variety of pumpkins. And there are plenty of places to take photos. There are other attractions like the corn maze, haunted house, and animals. The worker explained that the path for the corn maze #1 is slightly longer and maze #2 which is shorter but there is more twist and turns. The apple spiced donuts were pretty good if you want a quick snack. They were 9 dollars for 6 donuts.

Parking is 5.00 Corn maze is 10.00 per adult…read more Large field of pumpkins are 10.00 each. We went to the corn maze and had such a blast. They had a food truck and icee area. Popcorn and water sales at corn maze.

Pretty nice pumpkin patch with a pretty large corn maze…read more It can get cold at night, but if you're in the mood for some Halloween activities then this is great. The maze can get confusing, but that's not a bad thing.

My husband and I and our friends visited Smith family Farms for their pumpkin patch this year. It…read morewas our first time and it took about an hour and 15 minutes from Daly city without traffic. I'll be at we left at 9:30 in the morning and the ticket per person was very reasonable. They take cash or Venmo. There are a lot of great small kids friendly things to do like a petting zoo where you get to meet baby chicks in person and even touch or hold them and they have pumpkins for you to bring home per person all in all we really enjoyed ourselves. We didn't really have time to explore at all, but we look forward to coming back. My only feedback is to provide carts for taking the pumpkins to the car, it's challenging with little ones when your hands are full. Quick tip: cash or Venmo. Bring a cart for your pumpkins if you have a lot to carry.

My family and I loved this place. This season we decided to come on a week day since today is my…read moreson's birthday. To our surprise there is no petting zoo today. No free plants. So we quickly became aware that on weekends they definitely offer more. Which made us feel like we got robbed since we paid the same amount for entering. If you're going to offer special things on the weekend, please let the ppl know, and charge LESS during the week days. We paid about 65$ for our family of 4. My kids are 5 & 3.

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

We visited on a weekday and, by then, the strawberry fields were nearly picked over. The tractor…read moreride costs $4 per person, including young children, which felt a bit expensive for the experience offered. The plums and peaches were excellent, and the picnic area was nice. However, there was no water available, and the staff member at the front wasn't able to tell us where to find any. Overall, it felt like the weekday experience lacked attention to guest services. In comparison, Urban Edge Farm, just a few minutes away, offered outstanding service, high-quality produce, and complimentary rides, making for a much more enjoyable visit.

This is a really cute U-pick fruit farm for the whole family. We came on June 1st, and there were…read morepeaches, apricots, cherries, and strawberries. Tip: follow them on instagram to get the latest updates on hours and available fruits for picking. The place is quite large, so you'll need to pay for their tractor ride ($4) to get from station to station. We came around 10:00 a.m. on a Monday and the place wasn't crowded. We picked up our baskets and then let the kids place around their tree house for a little bit before getting on the tractor. Our first stop was peaches and apricots. The peaches were pretty low hanging, and the kids were so excited to pick them. However, there weren't that many ripe ones at this time. There were more ripe apricots, and they were sweet and juicy. Our next stop was the strawberry station where there were plenty of ripe strawberries. Our last stop was the cherry station. Our driver directed us to the last row where we could find ladders. Sure enough the cherries were plentiful and so sweet and juicy. There were even kid size ladders for the littles ones. The fruits were 100 times better than what you'll find at the grocery store, and the kids had so much fun picking their own fruits. If you need a fun activity with the kids, I high recommend coming here.

This place was so much fun and had such great accommodations! Thank you guys so much my son and…read moreniece had fun!

Service sucks, way overly priced, not worth it. Much better pumpkin patch's in Livermore. Don't…read morewaste your time and money.

This family owned business is awesome. A barn full of delight pastry,baked goods, honeys, jams,…read morejellies, fruit, melons, nuts, flavored nuts, dried fruits, Boba, smoothies, hot and cold coffee and samples of baked goods and pies, for sale. There is so much more! Your adventure can be free, inexpensive, or shop as much as you want, it is your choice. This venue is a refreshing free activity space for young and old alike. All of the following are Free! The little train takes you on a tour, hay maze, race on foot among the sunflower track, free, two large play structures, turtle display, peacock and paefowl, goats, chickens, and a goose. Walking paths and aerial misters. And more! For sale: Pumpkins under 10.00! Pond that is stocked with carp that can be fed (1.00 a bag, FAIR) Very clean, free/inexpensive place to get outside with younger children.

Absolutely LOVEEEE THIS PLACEEE!!!!…read more They have a huge playground in the back, another playground behind that one, a fish pond, and some of the besttttttt juice, pies, fruit around!!!! I love coming here for a fresh juice, they cut the fruit/veg and juice it right in front of you, yummmmmm! The family who runs it are sooo sweet, I love to come here and try some samples and just have fun :) awesome place to try if you're looking for fresh and tasty produce and refreshments

I was looking for a silver tip. The San Ramon location had a few left but they were smaller than I…read morewanted - I did wait a while to get a tree this year. They called their other location for me to confirm they had bigger trees, which they did! We found an amazing tree at the Livermore location. Service at both locations were amazing. Thank you!

I came on a Sunday evening, as it is way too hot and sunny for the afternoon…read more Entrance fee is $5 a person and you get a a bright wristband to show that you paid for that day. A little tacky, but that's fine. It's a lot smaller than other patches I usually go to, but this one was closer and open later, so I wanted to give it a try. Honestly, I'd have prefer the other pumpkin patches that are larger and have more photo ops. It was nice enough; we took pictures and maybe spent 30 mins there. I don't think there's a huge selection of pumpkins. I like the tiny palm sized ones, and the smallest ones there are like mini watermelon sized.