Perfect family friendly, free local pumpkin patch! I have a newborn and wanted to avoid the stress…read moreand cost of the popular big places in town. This was an amazing find and exactly what I was looking for! It was well kept, super cute with lots of photo ops, plenty to do without being overwhelming or too busy. They have a small corn maze (takes 10-15 minites), tractor ride, a full fledged pumpkin patch, large hale pyramid to climb, and pumpkin shooter. There's also a small flower patch. Prices were very reasonable for whatever items you want to do, especially considering no cost for parking or entrance. There was a good amount of shade on the property which is super nice. Only 1 porta potty which is a big con for me, but since it's not too far out of town not the end of the world. Parking lot is big enough for the size of the place, gravel. Everything was stroller friendly for our little one. The girls working were sweet and even willing to take some photos for us with the cute pumpkin arch. There was 1 food truck on site but limited options. Probably plan to eat before/after. Overall, definitely intend to come back next year and make this a fun tradition. It doesn't have the rides or slides or big entertainment that places like Bishops have, but its really cute and has plenty to do for a family that is wanting something smaller scale.

We accidentally stumbled on Little Field Farms one day taking the long way to Auburn. We ended up…read morestopping there in the way back and it was a lot of fun for our kids. They have a corn maze a tractor ride, some beautiful flowers to walk around, a huge hay pyramid and a bunch of pumpkins for sale. The cost to park and walk in is free but the rides and other stuff cost is minimal. The employees were very nice as they greeted us upon walking up to main booth. All in all it's really fun for the kids and didn't cost much money. I'd definitely recommend this place!

A trip to Bishops Pumpkin Farm is something I plan to do every fall, even when I'm an empty nester…read more A friend Ivhadnt seen in 10 years came to visit last fall, and had a day to play, so I brought her here. She loved the ambiance. We did the hay ride, the petting zoo, some shopping, and eating. She had a great time. She may come out to visit around the same time again and asked if we could come back to BPF! Heck yeah!!

It's been a while since I've gone to Bishop's- took my boyfriend for his first time this year!…read more It's definitely a drive from Sacramento, but because it's on so much land I get it. We went on a Sunday so parking was free, which was nice. The parking lot was super full, but the property is so big we didn't feel the impact of the crowds too much except for waiting in line for food. We grabbed a turkey leg, Elote cup, hard cider, and apple cider float. The turkey and elote were steep price wise, and the turkey leg was the only thing that was worth it. Apple cider float was amazing! From the bakery, we split the 3/$23 cutie pie deal with friends and got an apple pie and a pumpkin pie. Pumpkin pie wasn't great, but we loved the apple pie! It's a lot of fun but can also be a bit overwhelming- there's a ton to do and see.

Tyre were lots of photo opportunities. As we know, pictures can be misleading. All pumpkin patches…read morehave become overpriced and overrated. I didn't like the long drive to park or the $25 parking charge. The business demands profit right from the start. There were bundle deals for a few attractions if you liked the combo provided, but changing the combo was not an option. I did appreciate that some of the attractions can be purchased individually. The dinosaur statues set this farm apart from the others and makes it feel prehistorically cool. The food trucks can be expensive but tasty, there were picnic tables to sit, convenient and comfortable.

Oh man! Wasn't sure what to expect, I had never gone here but heard great things. The staff is so…read morewonderful, first off. We were going through the ultimate side with another family, and a little girl from their group started to feel a little nauseous. The nice man with the chainsaw noticed and walked her around to escort her out while still not breaking character for the rest of the group. Big kudos for that. I find it so so smart to have the setup that they do in regards to the first and second maze. The first maze is defining family friendly, no jump scares, a lot of cute spooky stops for the kids throughout the maze. Then if you upgrade to the ultimate side, you get to enjoy the jump scares with a bunch of murderers. So well done. They are even so great at guiding groups who may get a little confused on where to go (like us lol) without breaking character. Just an overall fun place to be. They also have a tower for an employee to watch over the maze for safety reasons or if anyone strays from the group and may get a little lost. We went during the daytime which was very very fun but I would totally recommend going at night if you're looking for that elevated scare factor because I bet that maze in the dark is exceptionally spooky lol. I wish we explored more of the other things they had out for people to do. Like, the games and prizes. I think they said something about a free movie at night that they project with popcorn. They also had a petting area for the goats. Overall such a great time. My kids have been begging me for hours to go back. Will probably do a night run sometime before Halloween and will definitely come back next year.

We LOVE Rickey Ranch! We've been going for the last 4-5 years. Some years we go multiple times!…read more Everyone is always super nice and helpful. They have several different style pumpkins and lots of sizes to choose from. They have tons of photo ops around the patch from pyramid hay stack, old trucks, tractor, photo cut outs and more. My little LOVES riding the ponies every year! It's her favorite thing there! Pony rides are $13. And sooooo fun! They also have farm animals, truck ride you can go on and blow up play area for kids. I even saw face painting this year! Oh and snow cones!!!! 10/10 would recommend!

Mama needed a fall activity and so did my babes…read more I needed a place close but fun! The interwebz, led me to Rickey Ranch. The boys enjoyed themselves! Horse rides, pumpkins, hay rides, Pic opportunities, animals to feed, blow up run through thing, snacks, and a giant hay pyramid. Support local and fun!

Loomis Alpacas is a true hidden gem in Placer County that brought my family and me so much joy!…read more Scheduling was easy over email. Communication was prompt and Beckie was super hospitable at every moment. She was kind and calm, and we all felt welcomed and comfortable. Thanks to her, we learned about alpacas and took some adorable photos. We even got to take home some souvenirs from her cute shop (get the alpaca socks-my husband LOVES his!). As a cherry on top to this fabulous experience, my toddlers got to pick a delicious Fuji apple from Beckie's farm. Wowow, what a fun and unique adventure! I'll be recommending this place to other mom friends and animal lovers :)

Had an absolutely incredible experience with Becky here. She is so sweet & informative and did…read moregreat at guiding us with her most adorable alpacas. This was the highlight of my birthday & she cares & takes care of them well! She weaves alpaca wear too. I would love to come back.

Great prices , beautiful trees and the best service in town I must say . They netted my tree and…read moretied it on my vehicle . Going to be shopping here every year now . Thank you thank you thank you , you made my Christmas.

Fun festive pumpkin patch!…read more This family run pumpkin patch is in the heart of Folsom. This was perfect for small children as it isn't huge like many other patches. They have a variety of pumpkins for sale, and reasonably priced. They have tractor hay rides, animals for petting (bunnies, goats, & chickens) and pony rides. They had a corn maze/tunnel that the children loved running through. And the rocking horse corral was a big hit. And it was reasonably priced. We will be back at Christmas, when it turns into a tree farm!

I came here with my family for their pumpkin patch in October…read more We had such a great time. We came early so the parking wasn't bad at all and it wasn't too hot. It's such a cute, family-friendly place. They had all different sizes of pumpkins, some food to purchase, a small petting zoo, a tractor/trailer ride, and small area of little pumpkins and rocking horses to sit on. We met several other families there and thoroughly enjoyed our time. (Pumpkins are also reasonably priced).

Absolutely stunning! I was so blessed to have been able to go this morning to pick flowers! It is…read morekept so clean and well managed! The parking is easy! As soon as I stepped onto the property I was in awe of God's beautiful creation through this farm! This is my second time picking flowers and I will do it every year as a tradition! Check it out!

From the owner: Heirloom Acres Farm is a family owned and operated u-pick flower farm on twelve rural acres just…read moreminutes from the conveniences of city life. Unique in its history and charm, it is one of Orangevale’s true gems, complete with a 1940’s ranch house, cut flower garden, original barn, plentiful established oaks, and a barnyard full of friendly animals.

Such a fun experience with the kids! We all loved the cow train and the man driving the train put…read moreon a great show to make it extra special for everyone. The ladies working the gift shop and hot chocolate stand were very nice and the trees are affordable. Looking forward to coming back next season. Happy Holidays!

Great time!! One of my favorites we've been to this year!…read more Highly recommend riding the cows!! The tractor driver was awesome

How awesome to visit and enjoy flowers and plants and be aboe to wnjoy a break at the adjacent…read morecafe! Came here to check out the nursery...with lots to see! From the multiple hot houses of succulents, flowers, trees, and more! To a plethora of pottery, garden decorations, to olive oil tasting, a gift shop of handmade items, an art gallery, and even an adjacent brewery with live music! Definitely gotta come back and spend more time here!

This place is incredible! Definitely worth the stop if you're just passing through or making a…read morepoint to check out. My family and I were visiting family in Loomis and decided to walk over to check out High Hand. First of this place is HUGE and honestly so dreamy! Who wouldn't want to sip on a brewski or glass of wine while walking around looking at plants to buy?! They have a love garden and plants for sale to browse and enjoy. Nestled in the middle is a cute cafe adorned with lush plants inside. I didn't get a chance to eat at the cafe, but it's in my bucket list now. Once you keep walking, you pass some cute succulents and then inside to indoor plants. Next up you'll find an olive oil, balsamic tasting room. A huge variety of fun, different options to try. I ended up buying a garlic cilantro white balsamic for home! As you keep walking next you'll find a little art gallery and a little cute little artisan store. Then finally you'll run into the brewery in the back with live music playing too! Such a neat spot to browse through and shop a little.