GreenSpot farm was an amazing experience with Rayan being our tourist. He did an incredible job…read moreexplaining everything around the farm.

Green spot Farms is such a highly rated pumpkin patch experience and what makes it so awesome is…read morethat there is free parking and free entrance so you don't feel like you're shaken down before you even leave the parking lot. They offer a small petting zoo, where you can feed the goats, there are hay rides, bounce houses, face painting, a cute store with really fun seasonal items, and of course pumpkins for sale. They offer a few food vendors and one of them is even fresh squeeze lemonade stand, which is delicious! The farm is run by family and friends and everyone is so nice. They have picnic tables under the shade where they play music and you can sit and rest and eat some food. I've loved coming here for the last few years over other pricier places and I appreciate the value I get for the pumpkins as well.

My family started visiting Live Oak a year ago. We had a fun time doing the photo ops and looking…read morearound at various things that we went again this year. Some highlights when considering both visits: * Photo Ops - So many throughout the pumpkin patch, formally and informally. There are obvious spots like the lit up pumpkin houses and stops throughout the garden area, but then there are just lots of flowers, pumpkins and different places to get a nice photo of your family or kids. * Activities - There are a lot of carnival style rides and freebies like the corn box, shows, and places to climb and to look at things. For little toddlers, it can still be a fun trip. For older kids, the key thing is to go on weekdays when you pay $49 for wristbands that give you unlimited rides. I would recommend that wristband option if you or your kids want to take full advantage on savings for rides; ours aren't quite of that age yet. * Parking - Parking is free on weekdays and overflow parking isn't too bad. We can roughly two hours after the place opened and overflow parking just started. You drive a little past the main parking area to a dirt plot that's been coned with people guiding you where to park. Towards the front of overflow parking, there will be outhouses for restrooms (convenient!) and wash stations with foot pump-powered water, along with soap and paper towels. Tractor-pulled trams will take you down the street towards the entrance which is just about a 3-5 minute away. Our kids like the tram ride so it was nice. Just be ready to fold your stroller or wagon to hitch up on the tram. The key thing is to pay attention to weekday specials and prioritize going on a weekday for the best deals. We did a train ride last year and got the BOGO free ticket this year. It's still worth the trip just for photos with our littles who had fun playing and looking at various things at the pumpkin patch.

If admission were free, I might say this place is worth checking out. However, after paying $90 for…read morea family of five + $20 for parking, I expected a little more. The biggest issue is that almost everything inside costs extra. The activities advertised as "free" were underwhelming, and while the photo opportunities were cute, they definitely weren't worth driving an hour and a half. We visited on a rainy day, and although they disclose beforehand that they do not offer refunds if they decide to close due to weather. They closed the hayride that is available before 6 p.m. Most of the fun activities advertised on their social media require additional payment. For example, $40 gets you only 45 tickets loaded onto a card, while most rides cost 6-7 tickets. Even the corn maze costs 8 tickets, and the haunted maze/hayride costs 20 tickets, which is excessive considering the price of admission. Overall, I left feeling disappointed. Between the admission fee, the additional costs for nearly every activity, and the long drive, the experience simply wasn't worth it for our family. I would recommend looking into the additional costs beforehand so you know what to expect or a different pumpkin patch honestly. I will not return. THEY ALSO DELETE COMMENTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

First time taking the kids there and I will definitely be coming back. Bri and Parker made our…read moreexperience beyond amazing! Thank you both for a magical time!

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.

Super fun Pumpkin Patch!! We come here every year. The staff is AMAZING!!!! The rides and…read moreattractions my kids love!! And it's super clean.

absolutely fun got a sunny d and food for 8$ I get to walk around the pumpkins and it calming.read more

We had fun! It's a little fair…read more My kiddo loved the fire truck slide and riding around the tractor aka the hot wheels truck. This was a nice way to spend and hour or two with a little one. I would say to do the small activities like the smallest slide, smallest bounce, and the cars a kid has to be at least 2. It is probably best for age 3 and up. Yes it is expensive for what it is but I imagine it costs a lot to run it.

Gourd I love fall! This patch is named after a sweet boy who is now a heavenly angel. His family,…read morewho honors his name by running this pumpkin patch and the ride operators and the food vendors are all amazing. There are plenty of photo opportunities with more than one selection. You do have to buy tickets for the rides but each ride last for five minutes no adults allowed to ride or jump in the bounce houses sorry. Let's give them something to pumpkin about. Plenty of pumpkins to choose from with all sizes let the gourd times roll! The pumpkin prices range between $6-$24. The food vendors are pretty good too. Crave out some fun this fall and let the gourd times roll!!!

First time at Tanaka Farms pumpkin patch and we really enjoyed ourselves. Entry ticket prices were…read morea little high ($27 for an adult ticket) but they do offer discount rates for active duty military personnel or veterans which is awesome! Parking was another added cost which brought our total to about $53 for entry admission. The corn maze has a lot of "photo op" areas with beautiful lights and I was really glad the wagon ride was included in the admission and wasn't a paid attraction. The farm was beautiful and it was nice to enjoy the ride and see all the lights and Halloween decor. I also came on a Sunday around 6:30 and it was surprisingly not as busy as I expected it to be. For the adult crowd, they also did have a small bar with beer and wine! Pumpkins ranged averaged around $2 a pound and we picked out a small pumpkin that cost us around $15, which wasn't too bad for a souvenir. Overall, Tanaka Farms was one of the nicer pumpkins patches we've been to and I would totally recommend it to others.

Coming in on a weekday at 3 pm is the best if you hate crowds. There were only a few other people…read more(probably because the games and activities were all closed) Highly recommend vegetable picking. Our son enjoyed doing that and then cooking them at home afterwards. Wagon ride is cute around the farm but wear a mask for the dust and bring an umbrella for the hot days. The little petting area with the goats was really cute. He had a lot of fun there. There is also a nice sandpit area to chill and let the kids run around Nice variety of styles of pumpkins all over and a decent size space with easy parking.

We bought our Christmas tree here in November of 2023. They had a great selection when we were…read morethere on a Sunday afternoon and were bringing out new trees the entire time we were there. We visited almost every tree stand in Temecula and ABC had the best price for 7-8' and 8-9' noble fir trees that we came across, except for the big box stores. ABC keeps their trees in water which not all other sellers do. The gentleman that helped us pick out our tree was very helpful, showing us the different options and was patient with us as we went back and forth. We ended up going with a 7-8' noble fir for $139.99 that is definitely at the top end of that range. It is a very full tree. The guys tied it to our roof rack and we were on our way. We'll definitely be back in future years.

Very cute place! Entrance and parking was free for us (Thursday) but on the weekends parking cost…read more$$. I liked that it wasn't super dusty because they had a big tarp tight on the ground. And you're able to walk freely around and into the pumpkin tent. The pumpkins have some ants/bugs on the ground around them but that's normal for outdoors. No petting zoo or fancy rides; literally just a ton of inflatables and one little paint gun game and the pumpkin tent. But super cute if you have a kid 3-12 who can slide down inflatables. All 5 adults got in free and we paid $23 for one kid to jump for an hour ($18 for 30 mins). For us that was worth it. Really cool setup and simple but still fun for us!

I love this place. It is not too crowded and lots of trees to choose from. There are plenty of…read moreparking spaces as well. It's also reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and happy to answer my questions. It wasn't too busy when we got there on a weekday. Took my niece here. There were lots of photo opportunity. She had tons of fun running around. I highly recommend this place.

This place was so amazing from the owner to the workers. You pick your tree and they cut it for…read moreyou. Owner is was very helpful and very humble. I always want it to go to one of these and it was everything I imagined. All trees are beautiful, the view is amazing . They have food and all Kinda of fun. We can't wait for next year. Thanks Jacklin for Amazing place.

Another annual family trip was a fun success! It's not too crowded where you can get some great…read morepics with a bunch of new things set up that the kids can do while picking out pumpkins. This year both our bigs did the "haunted maze" and it was worth $3 per person to hear our oldest scream at every jump scare. They also have little tractor hay rides that takes you through the baby Christmas tree farm also $3 a person. This year they added more to their photo op on the back end with a saddle for the kids to sit on, a bounce house, a food vendor as well as face painting. We explored further this time and crossed over the bridge to check out the old oak tree and took the time to get some cool pics!

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!

I had such a fun time at Peltzer Pumpkin Farm this past weekend! September 19th marked thei 30…read moreyears of pumpkins and 10 years of wine, so it was a really fun weekend to visit. We got there around 6:30 just before sunset and there was a good amount of people and families, but it never felt too overwhelming. Parking was pretty efficient. We did notice another lot closer to the pumpkin patch, but the walk from where we parked was only about five minutes so it really wasn't bad. I loved the decorations and overall layout of the farm. Admission into the pumpkin farm is $4 Friday through Sunday and $2 Monday through Thursday, which I thought was pretty reasonable. There was a lot going on around the property with different activities, food, drinks, and even live music. I tried their Killer Marg and it was soooo delicious. It had a really fresh citrusy flavor where you could actually taste the fruit. I do wish there were a few more dedicated photo ops throughout the pumpkin patch because I think that would add even more to the experience, especially around sunset. Besides that, there was plenty to walk around and see. Coming right before sunset was also such a good choice because the farm looked so pretty as the sun was going down. Overall, such a cute fall activity and I would definitely come back!

1/2 3.5/5 We visited…read morePeltzer Pumpkin Farm & Winery for some fall fun, and overall it was a cute experience, especially if you're going with kids! There are tons of photo opportunities throughout the pumpkin patch, which I loved. There are also carnival-style games, a train ride, and pony rides, so there's definitely enough to keep the kids entertained. Train ride: 6 tickets per person Pony ride: 10 tickets per person There are also carnival games that require tickets. The biggest downside for me was the food selection. There really wasn't a lot offered when we went -- basically kettle corn was the main food option we saw. I was expecting more fall/pumpkin-patch food choices, especially for the price of admission and activities. Prices: Most activities are an additional ticket cost, so the total can add up quickly depending on how many activities you do. Parking: Parking is available on-site, which made bringing the kids pretty convenient. Overall, I'd give it 3.5/5. I'd still recommend it for families who want cute fall pictures, carnival games, a train ride, and pony rides, but I'd definitely eat beforehand or plan on having another meal afterward because the food options are limited.