Need more shade. It's a plot if land with no shaded areas…read more Also the price is pretty expensive compared to other pumpkin patches.

We wanted an alternative to the massive Del Osso farm experience, so we brought the family here on…read morea Sunday. Figured while most folks were home watching football, we'd take the kiddos here. Parking was free and easy, we got here maybe around 11:00am or so. Granted this was the end of September, so probably not the usual rush as we get closer to Halloween. The babies were free, and my senior parents were free as well (I forget the age requirement, but both my folks are in their 80s) $15 entry for my spouse and I, along with our school-aged kid. There was LOTS to do. My kids probably spent a good 30+ minutes each in the corn kernel pit as well as the bouncy area. We rode the tractor as a family around the corn field. Both kids got into the little miniature tractor ride around the lot, played in the western town, pet and fed the goats, and picked out some baby pumpkins for the house. We probably spent a good 2+ hours just hanging out. They got out all the necessary energy out and passed out for the long car ride home. There were plenty of seating options next to each attraction (corn kernel pit, bouncy area, little western town, petting zoo) which I felt was important especially for my folks, meaning you could let the kids roam free and still be within walking distance in case they got unruly. EVERYONE was so welcoming and friendly, from the folks who were at admissions, to the guy driving the tractor, and the folks by the mini-petting zoo. Just overall a really good experience and an off-the beaten path gem in Galt. We noticed an area for food/beverage options, but we had just eaten breakfast nearby, so I can't speak to the food options. After using Yelp for what seems like 20 years now, I rarely feel compelled to write reviews, but a small mom & pop patch like this and the memories for my littles to kick start the season is well-deserving of one. We'll see you again in a few weeks!

My first experience visiting Fog Willow Farm was as a parent chaperone during my son's kindergarten…read morefield trip, and it was such a wonderful day. We rode the bus from the school and checked in at the designated field trip area when we arrived. Since there were four classes, they split us into groups, which made everything feel organized and smooth. The kids absolutely loved the hay ride and getting a tour of the farm to see the layout. One child was so excited she almost fell over. Her water bottle fell but she was safe. We then visited the animals and learned about all the amazing things the farm does, which was both fun and educational. After the tour, the kids enjoyed time on the playground and had snacks. There were also shops and places to eat, which was great for families and chaperones. The bathrooms are port-a-potties. They do have hand washing stations. I had never heard of this farm before, but it truly exceeded my expectations. We will definitely be back next year! It was only $5 per child and $15 for parents which wasn't bad.

I took my daughter and her kids to the farm. It was my first time and it was so much fun. What a…read moregreat value as well. One price for everything instead of buying attractions. The boys had so much fun running around and looking at the animals. Riding the train was fun and so was picking out pumpkins. I can't wait to go back next year and make this an annual trek out the farm!

We checked this pumpkin farm the week of Halloween and had a good time. Well, besides the bit of…read morerain we had but it was still a good time. There was some booths setup in front with sage, oddities, cotton candy and other items for sale. There were also some baby chicks we could see and pet. Next we got some hot beverages and snacks. Warmed us right up! We checked out the few farm animals they had - sheep, goat, horse, pig, baby cow and chickens! We then wandered into the corn maze and enjoyed getting lost in the fun. Then once the kids were ready, we hopped on the tractor ride over to the pumpkin patch to pick out our pumpkins before heading out. It was a wonderful couple hours to spend at the farm. Recommend for families with younger and older kids!

This pumpkin patch is perfect for little ones . Ages 2-7 . Parking might be a struggle on the…read moreweekend , you may need to find a parking around the corner of the the farm . This place is pretty clean and the staff are wonderful! My son and I had a great time

This Elk Grove Giant Pumpkin festival two day weekend event has been occurring since 1994 but when…read moreCovid happened in 2020 it happened online. It was only recently we attended if we weren't away traveling as my wife loves a huge festival that entails lots of walking, live music, shopping & food. It's an ideal place at autumn time with giant pumpkin weigh-ins. This year 2025 the top pumpkin weighed 2,147 pounds! Brian Werner from Gridley California won. This year they also had a scarecrow contest, pumpkin recipe contest, lil pumpkin cupcake & youth art contests. There were also multiple stages of entertainment & the pumpkin regatta happened on Sunday. We didn't arrive here until after an hour of opening yet they had plenty of parking at 20 dollars a pop. We did spend several hours here so it was worth our time. Also they do have kids rides & activities for them! That tractor tram ride for kids only looked so fun! It is really a family friendly event! This year we bought their Mediterranean food: chicken gyro & lamb salad. Service was good. My chicken gyro however was meh. Yet my wife loved her tasty spicy lamb salad as she ate the entire entree bc she was hangry! That value on that salad was worth it to her! My wife even purchased her favorite chocolate dipping' dots bc people kept walking past us eating them! We also observed some people dressed in costumes & lots of furry friends on leashes. An ideal place for people watching too! The weather was the most perfect right after a stormy week! Not hot as the temperature was nice & cool! Last Saturday it was odd though as the internet was down so they encouraged to bring cash! Cash is King! Now if you missed this year's festival make it a point to attend next year. It usually occurs the first weekend in October. You will be highly entertained. Seriously. My wife thought her pictures she captured were exceptionally pretty bc of the beautiful pumpkin orangey colors especially against the greenery background, bright sun & blue pond. It does make you appreciate our lovely sunny California weather. We are truly blessed.

recently attended the Elk Grove Pumpkin Patch, and it was an enormous event packed with fun and…read moreactivities! This was my third time going, and I love it more every year. The giveaways were abundant and added a special touch to the day. One of the most unique and exciting activities was the pumpkin races on the water--such a creative and entertaining sight! The people were incredibly friendly, which only enhanced the warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Despite the hot day and the lengthy parking lines, I found free parking in a nearby neighborhood, which was a big plus. The great family vibes made it all worthwhile. The Elk Grove Pumpkin Patch is a fantastic place for families to have fun and make lasting memories. I can't recommend it highly enough!

Stopped by the Davis ranch to get a Christmas wreath. Looks great and smells good…read more While there we picked up some snacks and vegetables. They also have a huge tree farm, you can cut your own tree or get a pre cut one. This place has lots snacks, fruits and vegetables to buy. Even pies. Tons of parking. It's just right off of Jackson road.

1st time driving by this produce stand & I just had 2 stop!!! It was on the larger size w/ soooo…read moremany different types of produce. And the prices weren't 2 bad. They had items like watermelons, zucchinis, peppers, tomatoes, garlic, pumpkins, etc. they also had different candies, jams, pies, etc. and the staff was hard @ work!!! U should definitely stop by & check it out!!!

First time here, came here for the pumpkin patch…read more This place is Huge and parking is free To enter you can pay for your tickets online or stand in line and pay Weekend admission is more expensive than weekday admission Hours are 11am-8:30 pm on the weekends The entry to pay includes most of the attractions except for the pony ride, carousel, food and merchandise There are many food vendors to choose from and there is also CIDER HILL a spot were adults can order adult beverages from I paid $32.95 to enter as I went on a Saturday Overall this venue is well organized, and there are many things for everyone of all ages to do an enjoy

Went during the week for my child's elementary school field trip. Paid $23 and change to get in…read more It was my first time. Be me-arrive at main entrance to buy ticket. It is FREEZING. Realize the kids are gonna be at the Silo entrance further down so trek back to car and drive there. Grab my large jacket and thankfully mine and the kid's lunch in a foil cooler shopping bag and my now only half filled (with water) 40 oz Stanley. The trek from my car to the silo entrance to the kids meeting point inside was LONG. It felt like I had come from hot yoga at this point with all the walking and sun now coming out. It was the beginning of some regrets. But glad I grabbed everything because there was no going back to the car at this point with car over a miles away. Heavy jacket stayed tied around my waist for the rest of the day like a bag of heavy rocks. Add to this the shiny foil bag and my nearly empty 40 oz Stanley with no water fountains in sight. Aside from my large load I toted around all day, the activities around this pumpkin patch are very fun and plentiful. The haunted house is very scary and some little kids will cry from it so be warned. The staff were nice. I understand they want us to buy water but that is where I took away the star because no water fountains. I was chaperoning and some kids were thirsty and I said let's keep an eye out for a water fountain. We never found one. Overall though this place is cool like a mini Disneyland for Pumpkin Farms. Was pleasantly surprised!

I always see the signs and finally had the time to stop by and get some fruit. They have a nice…read moresized fruit stand and the prices were very responsible. They were having an event going which was on Sunday, with live music and food. I wish I would've known about that before we had lunch prior to coming. I'll definitely be coming back.

Very cute pumpkin patch! It is perfect for family, friendly activity. I came for the pig races that…read morethey hosted. The website stated that the pig race was supposed to be at 3:30 PM, however after asking snd employee they told me it was 2:30 PM. I would've missed it if I did not ask. Other than that, the pig races were very cute. Additionally I came for that apple cider donuts. It was delicious! The donut was not too sweet, warm, and fresh. I additionally enjoyed the small market that they had. Vegetables were cheap. I purchased some green onions, bell peppers, and green lettuce. I additionally bought a mini sourdough that looks so good and some apple cider to take home with me.

I feel Cool Patch Pumpkins is the best corn maze in Northern California. It's such a staple for the…read morecollege community that it's our UC Davis TSA traditional go to spot during Halloween! Tackling the maze after dark, around 8pm is an hour long, challenging experience, so definitely bring a flashlight. They close at 10 PM, so be sure to get out of the maze before that time. The entry fee is $22 per person, and they will provdie you a map upon entrance, and the the bridges are marked as checkpoints. If you are able to reach the checkpoints, you will be fine!

We came mainly for the corn maze. $22 per person was pretty steep, but it was a lot of fun!…read moreApparently it's one of the biggest in the world. We went right at sundown, so we had that extra element of spookiness. You get a map, but it's really easy to lose your sense of direction in there. We relied heavily on other people's explorations of dead ends. The path itself is fairly nicely paved, but it's a bit bumpy, like a row of speed bumps. We made it out in less than an hour. After the maze, we picked up some pumpkins. It was fun choosing the pumpkins that become our jack o lanterns later, Pro tips: - if you go when it's truly dark, bring a flashlight for the corn maze - you'll get your corn maze tickets faster, potentially, if you pay in cash. when I went, they got their own fast line - pumpkins are cheaper in bulk. we bought 7 for less than $5 each (medium sizes)

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.

Came here last spring/summer to pick some strawberries and cherries, all I have to say was they…read morewere amazing. I'm not from around Brentwood and we don't have farms where you can buy fresh fruit off the vine. They offered a great experience of picking fruit, we went to a handful of other farms around the area and Three Nunns had one upped all of them. I cannot wait to come back again for this next fruit season.

Omg! Their cherries were so SWEET! Please be aware that their schedule changes each week and it…read moregets busy, especially on the weekends. We had to park our car outside the parking lot because it was full. They offer tractor rides for kids and I saw a lemonade stand in the facility. Staff were friendly and assisted us when we asked questions. The process was simple. It's around 5-10 minute walk to the farm from the entrance. You take a bucket with you and start picking right away! They also had strawberries this week but we ended up picking the cherries. Once you're finished, you can weigh it and pay. $4 per pound. It was worth it to me. I would recommend visiting during peak fruit season!!