If you're looking for a local-family owned pumpkin patch that is within Sacramento city limits, but…read morestill gives you the feel of something "out of town" then this is the pumpkin patch for you. For a general admission free of $12/person during the weekdays (under 2 yrs old are free), you get unlimited access to everything they have to offer: *Wagons, for your pick you own pumpkin access *Hay rides *Haunted gold mine and barn *2 corn mazes *Straw pyramid *Magic Corn boxed to roll around in *Little western town &&&& so much more! On the weekends they have a grill that sells burgers and shaved ice at a decent price without breaking the bank. There's a lot of great photo op's throughout this pumpkin patch and a huge plus? It's not crowded like other pumpkin patches in the area. Pumpkins are priced very well and they are of great quality. There's a lot of things for kiddos to do, so I would highly recommend this pumpkin patch.

The reason why I'm not happy with my visit was it costed $15 to enter. My friend and I just wanted…read moreto stop by and take a look around. Maybe buy a pumpkin. But paying an entree fee like that seemed a bit ridiculous. Especially when everything inside was for an extra fee as well. They should offer a pumpkin with the entree fee to make things worth while, in my opinion. I see why families would spend money on the entree fee, but not two adults just stopping by to get a pumpkin and maybe some treats. We planned to spend our money while we were there anyway. I wouldn't return.

I was so excited to order a half-share of 4 deliveries as a gift for my brother in Sacramento! They…read morereceived their first box and after that nothing. After a few weeks of nothing, I sent an email to inquire. Maceo responded very politely and friendly saying it must have gotten mixed up and they would deliver the rest. Some more time goes by and still nothing. So I email again saying the other boxes had still not been received. Maceo again apologizes and says the 3 boxes will be delivered over the next 3 weeks. Great! However, more weeks go by and again nothing shows up. So I get fed up, text Maceo and respectfully explain that I would just like a partial refund. He is apologetic and agrees. But... no refund ever comes. I text again after more than a week goes by without seeing any refund and get no reply. I am not sure what their deal is. I'm very disappointed and frustrated by the experience and hope it will eventually be resolved. The worst part of all is my brother missed out on this potentially cool gift that I spent time researching and thought would be so fun and unique.

This place is a joke! Worst customer service I've ever experienced. I placed an order on 10/29. My…read moreorder was supposed to be no later than the following Wednesday. I contacted H&K Farms Thursday, whomever replied said my order should be there that day. It never showed. I reached out a few more times also emailing the company and still no response. I never received my order. Please don't waste your time and order from a reliable source. I've also asked for a refund as well, haven't gotten a response regarding that as well. These people will rob you for your money. Please be aware of this before you think about ordering from this place. Had I known this was the type of service I would be getting I wouldn't have even tried getting anything from here.

We lived in Davis for many years before moving to Natomas, and the Davis Farmers Market was a big…read morepart of our weekends. We loved wandering through the stalls with a coffee in hand, listening to the buzz of conversation, and taking in the scents of fresh produce, baked goods, and flowers. So when we moved here, we were happy to discover the Natomas Farmers Market. Although it isn't as large as the Davis Farmers Market, we've still found plenty of wonderful local farmers and small businesses to support. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxed, with people strolling from booth to booth, catching up with neighbors, and browsing the seasonal offerings. We've even discovered a few local farms we like enough to visit directly. There's something special about knowing where your food comes from and supporting the people who grow it. We also enjoy exploring the other local vendors, especially the bakery. Sometimes we arrive looking for fresh produce and leave with something from a bakery that we never planned to buy . It's hard to resist when the air is filled with the smell of fresh bread and pastries. The market has become a favorite weekend stop for us. We can walk around, see what's fresh, chat with vendors, support local businesses, and enjoy some fresh air and community spirit. After so many years of the Davis Farmers Market being part of our lives, it's nice to have something similar here in Natomas. We only wish it were open year-round instead of being seasonal.

This is a great place for the community. They offer local organic non-pesticide fruits and…read morevegetables, nuts, oil oils and a delicacy of variety of foods. If you come in the morning, they have children's book reading program programs available. They also have face painting and arts and crafts. Get here around 8:45 to take a free yoga in the park. There's restrooms and bike trails. If you have a bike, hopefully you catch jive for a free tuneup. Check them out. They're awesome. This market is still growing although it has everything you could really ask for last week we picked up sea moss juice juice. It was delicious.

Super cute and very affordable. This was my second year taking my daughter. We love it.read more

No farm, just a farm stand with a few pumpkins sitting on hay bales. I do not know where the…read moreother reviewers were or if it was a honest review. Wasted trip. called Cuevas farm stand.

The best of the best. Everything is fresh and tasted great!!! Some of the best fruits I have ever…read morehad. Highly recommended!!!

They have all kinds of produce here from seasonal fruit to vegetables…read more During the fall, they do have a variety of pumpkins. It's very affordable and there is a large selection. This will definitely be my go to for pumpkins now! The worker even helped me put all my pumpkins in my car after seeing me make multiple trips which was really nice. They even have pampas for $5 a stem! I was so excited to find these here and got a few. Beware that the leaves fly around a lot so be sure to cover it in the car.

It's crazy. I've been going to this place for years and really can't tell you the hrs. What i can…read moretell you is i go every yr when strawberries are in season because they're so darn sweet there have been times I've been able to smell them before pulling into their small gravel parking lot. I'm old enough to remember when our grocery stores were filled with the best vegetables and fruits anywhere in the world. When there was not only variety but they were so rich in flavor. The strawberries here take me back to that time because they taste so darn good. I won't buy strawberries in the store because they're always lacking in flavor. Try them for yourself. You'll be glad you did. ALSO in the same location there's another family growing some of the best peaches, flavorful tomatoes and sweet juicy watermelon. You have to try the Black Watermelon. All,we get in the stores is bland seedless. These varieties are so sweet. Which I could give more info about hrs and such. Just go mid day and they'll be open from summer to fall.

Overall, taste of strawberries are excellent. Little worried some odd shaped strawberries bulbous…read moreon the end of most strawberries When I was there and they only had one demo of each size pre-wrapped so I don't know if he can get them made up fresh. They only lasted 3 days. Bottom line If you can get them wrapped up fresh for you and the strawberries. Look like regular strawberries. The taste is really great but the price of $20 for three little plastic baskets just might be worth it

Aside from everyone's posted horrible experiences i decided to create my own experience! I've…read morevisited in 2012 when i didn't have my own kids and it seemed fine so coming back i didn't rest have the same idea being years have passed so things including prices can change thank goodness this is one of the rare pumpkin patches with activities that are open during the day. Most opened around 2 and with my 3yr old and 1 yr old that wasn't going to work for us. Even though they have schools field trips happening i couldn't tell they had so many kids until i saw then gathering to leave. Steve was amazing. As we arrived he told us what was going on and gave us an idea of what to expect before even mentioning the cost. I appreciate that rather than someone taking my money and go on. I didn't expect his warm welcome to be there. Made me want to be there even more! He seemed like he genuinely wants families to have fun and enjoy what they have created! The best part is my son never really talks to many people but he was happy to talk to Steve about his hot wheels, pumpkins and mcdls as we were leaving for lunch! The hay pyramid, the kiddie corner with cars, spooky houses, a imagine play area with Saloon, merc, jail house was fun for the kids. Hay rides and tractor photo ops. Sunflower box for the kiddos to get messy and creative. I enjoyed the day here 4/5 stars only for the pumpkin selection being a bit wonky. A few of the attractions were down but in reality they weren't going to be put to use by the age of children and the amount of traffic they had. Will be back!

There's an admission fee for pre-teens + teens. Admission was $10 each. My 2 y/o was free. I showed…read morethem my military ID and got free entry. Entry covers free "haunted house" tour and you can pay extra for a hay ride or train ride. Pumpkin selection is very limited. There is no corn maze. The "haunted house" consists of a small room that's dark with Halloween decors that you see at a Halloween store. If you step on it, the stuff pops up and scares you. The train ride takes less than 10 minutes to complete, depending how fast the driver is. It's literally around the field, which is about the size of a high school track. There's a seesaw, hay stacks, face painting that ranges from $10, $15 or $20 depending which designs you want. The 3 females who face pint are awesome. They're funny and full of personality. Food selection is very limited, pretty much your basic candy + snacks you can purchase whole sale at Costco; cold bottle water, cans sodas and Capri suns. No shave ice, popcorn, or speciality treats you typically see at a pumpkin patch at this time of year. There's two sandboxes that's are filled with corn kettles that kids can jump in and play with. You can get a decent experience with your kiddos without having to drive too far. I wouldn't call it a pumpkin patch, more so a "field" trip. My family enjoyed this unplanned trip, so it's worth a try if you're looking for something local and less crowd.

Was coming from SF to drop off the car to have some work done and stumbled onto this gem by…read moreaccident. Love the clean, well stocked and amazing selection of fresh produce grown locally. Love that local growers can drop off their produce to be sold, it's like having your own farmer's market without driving to it. Bonus: you can order laotion Laab, papaya salad, Lao sausages and so much more by just scanning the QR code. We will be back.

I always try to support local small businesses, especially when they are Southeast Asian-owned,…read morehowever I'm giving it 2 out of 5 stars because of something I witnessed in the kitchen. While I was waiting for my food to be prepared, one of the employees (lady with her protein shake in hand - you know who you are) walked into the kitchen, picked up the small bowl of vermicelli noodles that was intended for my papaya salad, and used her unwashed hands to grab a few strands and eat them. She then left the remaining noodles in the bowl to be served. Seeing an employee handle a customer's food with unwashed hands and eat directly from the serving bowl was concerning and made me question the restaurant's food handling and hygiene practices. I hope the restaurant addresses this, because the food itself is very good.

So, I'm from Reno and I will make the drive here every year to pick strawberries. They are the…read morefreshest and sweetest strawberries that I have ever tasted in my life. Grocery store strawberries are always a little gamble of is this sweet or will it be sour, and I'm generally okay with that as I love strawberries. But these? 100% guarantee to be the best strawberries you'll ever eat! We go early in the morning before it gets hot. It's pretty nice strolling down the lanes of strawberries and finding ripe ones. We got 10 lbs last trip and froze them so we can have them as long as possible. I feel like every time I go down to Sacramento, I'll be trying to figure out how to come down here. I really do love supporting this farm, it's run by a family that came from Thailand and they're really sweet! It's a true family own business, like you'll see the parents or daughter running the stand.

My daughter LOVES, I'm talking about is obsessed with strawberries. So when I saw an add on IG for…read morefresh strawberry picking, you know I hoped on that real quick! Yumm can be found in West Sac, drive slow or you'll miss it. They charge $3 per person but if your little is less than 2yrs old they are free. It's then $2.99 per pound for the berries and you get to pick them yourselves, so fun! The berries are worth it and they are deliciously sweet. I would highly recommend this adventure for you and your family!

Awesome, family friendly farm/farmer's market/cafe restaurant and garden for locals here in the…read moreRancho area. Super friendly staff, and a cozy, well maintained working farm/garden area that is perfect for a Saturday morning with the kids. They have a small playground and a covered area where a "mud kitchen" will keep your kids entertained for quite a while. The cafe runs out of food pretty early, so order up fast. Everyone here seems to wrap up by lunchtime (when it gets warm/hot). Parking can be very restricted in the adjacent lot - you may need to park near the soccer fields and walk a bit. Overall, highly recommended.

We had a team outing here where did a little hike and ended it with visiting the Soil Born Farms! I…read moredidn't even know this place existed until we were walking through it. There's a lot to see from chickens, a variety of flowers and fields of them with different vegetables and fruits like tomatoes and cucumbers, etc. since it was a work outing and we were all walking together, there wasn't much time to stop and check everything out. So I will probably be back before summer ends. They also had a a couple of greenhouses and I heard from a colleague that they have a little farmer's market on certain days. If you like being out in nature, seeing animals and smelling the flowers, check this place out. It's a free entry to the farm and I think they used to have more animals. I only saw the chickens.