I had such a fun time here!!! The event is in front of JCPenney. I parked on the mall lot and…read morewalked over. The event is pretty big. Lots and lots of photo opportunities, games, slides for kids, a little train ride, a petting zoo. A ton of food stands as well. Selling tacos, mulitas, quesadillas, tapatio ramen, chips, funnel cakes, fried Oreos, and so much more. They had photo booths for $10 with l nice Halloween themed decor and props. There was a huge scary haunted house that tons of people were waiting in line for. You can hear a lot of super loud and terrified screams from guests inside!!! I bet it was scary as heck.

Stopped by on a Tuesday evening and completely missed a crowd. Just enough kids to make friends but…read morestill enjoy all the attractions. Definitely a patch worth visiting with little ones. They have the hugest jumpers, a petting zoo, photo props, and a snack shack with kettle corn, fresh lemonade, cotton candy, and more. Can't speak for the weekend but after talking with one of the workers she says it gets really packed especially when the haunted house is open. For now I'm glad we went when we did we had the whole place to ourselves and few other kids. Worth a visit if in the area.

This Cute little pumpkin Patch has been around for years…read more Its a good place to take your kids, if you don't want to deal with the crowds of other pumpkin Patches.. They have games, rides, a petting zoo and food.. I typically try to go during the week before the sunsets to avoid the crowds.. If you are looking for somewhere to go and get some cute Pumpkin Patch pictures this is the place and you dont need to wait in ridiculous long lines or traffic.. This pumpkin Patch is free to enter and the tickets for rides are reasonable.

Great location with an amusement park, petting zoo, restaurant, candy store, cheese & wine shop,…read morefurniture store, antiques and many other fun things for the family. If you're on vacation and in Corona, CA this is a great stop for lunch and a couple of hours of hanging out.

A small amusement park located toward the end of the farm. Entrance fee is $1 per person and rides…read moreare additional costs. The train ride and carousel are $4 per person. There are some other games that you can purchase... but it is really small and geared for younger children. The amusement park section is sorta closed off on its own, separate from the rest of the building. You can also bring or order food from Tom's Burger to eat inside the small amusement park area. On the farm itself there are other food options: Tom's Burger. Cheese & Wine Shop, Bar & Grill, and a small candy shop and a farmer's market. There is also a furniture/ gift shop on the location.

This is the perfect family friendly spot for fall! My son had so much fun at the pumpkin patch…read morehere. Love that it's small and not very crowded. I will be coming back next year. I will definitely be checking them out in December!

Very disappointed this year. Pumpkin patch had old blow ups nothing new or back drops for pictures…read more Nobody selling food items. Two guys inside were not friendly. We won't be back! Blah! Kids did enjoy the swing that's about it.

This place is a blast! Went here about a year ago with some friends during the beginning of…read moreOctober. Such a fun experience. Parking was free and if you get there early, you get some close parking as well. Price of admission is really good, staff was friendly and professional. Restrooms are decent but they are not permanent(rental type restrooms). Besides being a seasonal pumpkin patch/ sunflower farm, they also have a small food fair with many options for fair food and drinks and some games for kids. Definitely recommend this place for everyone during the fall! Can't wait to go back.

INCREDIBLY RUDE STAFF!!…read more I grew up coming here and have gone almost every year at Christmas time, however, I no longer go during pumpkin season because it's way too crowded. I decided to take my niece and nephew to ice skate since the price seemed fair and they had a buy one get one free wristband deal. When you buy your tickets and wristband, they don't tell you the process of getting separate tickets for picking up your skates inside the tent, so I went up to the ice-skating tent and joined the long line coming out of it. The person going through the line checking if the waivers were completed was friendly and told me that I needed to go grab tickets from inside the tent so I could get our ice skates once we reached the front of the line. I told my niece and nephew to continue waiting in that line while I ran inside to grab the tickets. The woman I interacted with at the booth was incredibly rude and just seemed miserable, she wore glasses and had blonde hair in a ponytail but I didn't catch her name. I let her know that we already checked in with the waiver person outside, and that she had told me to come in to grab our tickets since we already had our hands stamped and the waiver checked. This ticket woman proceeded to scan my card because I was just there for ice-skating ( I didn't get a wristband, just 10 tickets to skate) while my niece and nephew had wristbands. She proceeded to scan my card and said there were only 10 tickets available and that I needed 30, when I then reminded her that I was only using tickets for myself and my niece and nephew had wristbands which included ice-skating. She then very rudely told me to go back outside and get tickets from the person checking the waivers in line because she needed to see the people wearing the wristbands. I understand because I know there are probably dishonest people that try to get in for free, but when one employee tells me I can just run in to grab the tickets I don't know why another employee refuses to do that and is extremely disrespectful in the process . I then went back outside to the original person who then only gave me tickets for the kids and then told me to go back inside to get the ticket for myself. Just a few minutes after I tried to get the tickets the first time, I went back inside and was helped by a different girl. She proceeded to scan my ticket card and said it was empty and I didn't have enough tickets to ice skate. I told her the woman next to her just scanned it a couple minutes ago and I'm assuming it took the tickets off the card, so it was now showing it was empty. She then looked to the other woman (the one with a ponytail who was very rude the first time) and asked if she had remembered scanning my card, and the woman in a snarky voice said "I don't remember! I have seen over 600 ice skaters today!" This new girl who was helping me reluctantly gave me my ticket and she seemed hesitant to give it to me as if I was trying to get in for free. I stated I was in there at the most 2 minutes before and i didn't understand how the other woman couldn't remember our interaction. This whole process was so unorganized and the ice-skating rink was crammed full of people. I only went around once with my nephew when we decided to just go on some rides instead. Though this place looks fun on the outside, the process of getting tickets and getting inside for ice skating took well over 45 minutes when it didn't need to be this complicated. They could also do this with a smile on their face because kindness is free. I understand it is stressful working with crowds but when someone is rude for no reason at all, it just kind of ruins the whole experience. If they know that you're there to ice skate I feel they should give you the tickets to get your skates when you are buying your wristband or ticket in the first place. The people who were running the rides were amazing and very friendly. I just wish those who were helping with the ice-skating had the same attitude!! Minus the girl outside the tent, she was nice and I felt she was a bit frustrated with the process as well.

Was driving around with my god daughter and saw a big black and orange sign: Perris Pumpkin Patch…read more My god daughter asked if we could go check it out (For reference, she's 13). So we did. There were many activities: rides, kiddie car race, hay maze, spooky maze, and a projection for movie viewing. They also had a variety of food vendors and an adult beverage stand. My god daughter said she has a great time and absolutely loved the spooky maze. After we finished all the activities, we were famished and decided to eat there. We had the birria ramen, ramen tacos, and then got a vanilla chocolate dipped ice with rainbow sprinkles and a cheesecake on a stick with almond toffee. All in all, we had a great time. Very family and kid friendly.

From the owner: The Inland Empire Fall Festival is home to the Perris Pumpkin Patch for 2025. The only…read moremulti-weekend fall festival in the Inland Empire features: a spooky trail, pumpkin patch, photo-ops, hay maze, kids race track, giant slide, music, movies, themed foods, craft cocktails and more. Tickets start at $5. For more info: Opens on October 9th, 2025 and goes on until November 1st, 2025!

Drawos was helpful, and we ended up getting a full size tree rather than a small tree or wresth as…read moreoriginally planned. There is a 3% fee for credit card purchases. Private parking lot. Near the freeway.

It is a good experience. It's going to cost you. Getting in the door costs, tickets for the rides…read morewill cost yah, the pumpkins cost yah (you do get a five dollar voucher for pumpkins over a certain amount) and then they will get you with the beer and brats for a little more $$$. As long you have a plan for it, it's a solid experience. My girls had a blast truly. They did the petting zoo (wish the parents didn't have pay) those goats just want the treats inside not the free food. Pro tip bring some quarters and you'll be the hero in there. They did water panning for rocks, multiple times. Did the John Deer ride and took in a puppet show. The beer on tap for the Oktoberfest beer garden was excellent. Brewery X was the big one on tap. The brat was solid. Kids wolfed down the big pretzel. Plenty of seating in there to sit and eat.

Went there for the first time. The place is very clean…read more The coffee was okay? I had the biscuits and gravy. They were very good. Plenty of parking. Went there during the week so there was plenty of seating. The place is situated in an area when there are other things to do and eat at. If you never been there try it.

Spent a few hours here. We went on a Saturday and place was pretty busy. They had a few drink and…read moredessert trucks and vendors selling various things. Im not sure if they have an event every weekend, but glad we showed up when vendors were there. We got free watermelon and everyone ended up making purchases at Breaking Bread. We didn't go to everything, but we did stop by the gift and furniture store, the market and the fudge spot, which has a mini mart towards the back. For lunch we had pizza which was decent. My favorite spot was the cheese market as we were looking for ingredients for charcuterie board. That shop basically has everything you would need for that type of activity. We bought a few bottles of wine, marinated artichoke and olives, various cheeses, and several types of crackers. I think they have live music, a pond, rides, and a petting zoo for the kiddos. Overall its a cute spot to visit. It was also a plus that parking wasn't a nightmare given how busy this place was!