We travel far to come here with the family. We get here VERY early to beat the wild traffic that comes about this place. I think this area can be quite fun for kids over a certain age. My daughter who just turn one was so intrigued with the jumpers but unfortunately could not go in unless she was 2. I think they should allow a toddler small section for the babies for family that have older kids and smaller kids to enjoy. She was only really about to see the petting zoo, and be in the corn pit. But kept walking bro the jumpers to admire the kids play. It can wet very hot here during October too especially peak afternoon, which is why we go early. Also expensive, tickets for everything, and then food separately. Hay ride was actually nice, they have set up in the back area you don't see but when the hay ride takes you there it's cool how they incorporated old house home teams for the skeletons. read more

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Of all the pumpkin patches in the North Bay I think this one is my favorite. I love the variety of activities for kids, the selection of food and drinks, and their Haunted tractor ride is such fun! The people who work here are super nice, and they are always very helpful. I feel like the cost on weekends can be a bit on the pricy side, but it's worth it if you try all the activities. It is also really popular, so I totally get why it costs as much as it does. It is still an annual trip for us and I look forward to it every year! read more

I like how this place wasn't too crazy packed and it was spacious and "clean" compared to Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch (it was dusty and more dirt at Spina) that I went to a few years ago. I just wanted to take pics and walk around and I achieved that for $3/person. There were a lot of picture opportunities that I could take with the kids and there was the corn pit that seemed to be a hit. There seems to be a lot of other activities but I didn't partake since the kids were small. I literally just wanted to take pics. When I went there last Saturday, the food selection was so-so. I thought there was going to be a lot of food choices but it was just Hopmonk Tavern. I did appreciate the food selection better at Spina Farms and cuter picture opportunities there, but for the price, location, set up, and size, I would gladly choose this over Spina Farms. I should have taken better pics of just the photo ops, but you can look at IG for those. read more

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Took my grandkids here for some Halloween fun, and was looking forward to it. Great ride on the train with some very creative scenes of skeleton living -- that was our favorite. Otherwise, just OK. Maze was good, although you had to pay extra for a map which I think should just be included. Oh, and we wanted to buy pumpkins but there weren't any signs about the pricing in the actual pumpkin patches -- you had to walk to the far side of the admission tent to get any pricing. Oh, and for the maze, unbelievable that you have to buy a separate MAP of the maze. Mine is below so you can save a few bucks. My grandkids were thirsty and there is no water available without having to buy overpriced bottles at the Hopmonk stand. Overall, it was overpriced fun. read more

Mickelson Pumpkin Patch - Maze map so you can save a measly $2.00 -- come on! This should be included with the purchases for this attraction. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Petaluma, California

My family and I have been going here for a few years now. The only thing not to love are the high prices including an entry fee, but it is you get what you paid for experience. We all love it here It is a huge property with a train that goes around and into a haunted forest. There is a corn pit that is a hit with the kids of all ages every year, bounce houses and my favorite instagramable photo backdrops and props. The workers are always friendly and seem happy to be there including the food truck and beer garden workers. read more

Staff are very nice. The train ride is fun and the decorations are great! The hay maze was hard! But they have to do something about the bees by the food areas! And no free water. You have to buy it. read more

It's fine. It's a fun place for kids, but I don't want to go back and it's not because it's expensive. The issue I have is that they are really weird about not letting parents go anywhere near the bouncy house area. I'm not like crazy overprotective or anything, but I guess I'm uncomfortable with letting my small child run free in a large area with many different enclosed spaces where you can neither hear nor see them and you aren't allowed to even approach the area. There are like 10+ different bouncy houses there, it's a really big space and the age ranges are preschool to 13 (I think). And they don't have employees watching the kids to make sure they are safe, they just have people watching to make sure that parents stay out. If you try to go in to get your kid you will be stopped. They will help you find your kid, you just have to describe your kid and then an employee will go find them. And to be clear, the rule isn't that parents aren't allowed *in* the houses, it's that no parents or guardians are allowed to even get near the bouncy houses. You have to stand 20-30 feet away in the beer garden area. For what? I get that they don't want adults inside the bouncy houses and they don't want a bunch of adults crowding around the area outside. Fine. But that's not what they are doing here. They have people guarding the entrances and telling parents that they have a strict rule that parents can't go check on their kids. It's off putting and creepy. It's also obviously unenforceable because it's not real it's just carnival law. You can just go in to get your kid, you just have to ignore the requests of some poor teenager who has to enforce this weird and poorly thought out rule that someone with a much higher pay grade came up with. So it was fine, but it's just another roadside carnival with sketchy safety rules. read more

I really wanted to love this place, but our visit was honestly a big letdown. The staff were surprisingly rude and seemed completely uninterested in helping or even being friendly -- not what you expect at a family-friendly pumpkin patch. The grounds also looked poorly kept -- trash scattered around, dusty paths, and several of the displays looked run-down or forgotten. For the price they charge, I expected a cleaner, more welcoming experience. Sadly, it felt unorganized and uninviting. We won't be coming back next year. read more

Unfortunately the hay maze, while very fun, is about 4 feet high. We had a great time, but we shuffled along on our knees as to not give away the path. 10/10 stars great place to let your kids get lost in the sauce (corn!) read more

We love coming hear. I like that the corn pit is shaded, that makes a difference in the heat. Great bounce house area, the tractor train (grain train) is so cute and thoughtful, not too scary. Great selection of pumpkins. It's an annual tradition for us! read more

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What an awesome fall day spent at the Mickelson pumpkin patch. My family went on a Tuesday around 1pm. It was a sunny mid 70s, wonderful weather in Sonoma County. There was so much to do and lots of space for social distancing. They have free activities and paid attractions (see picture for fees 10/5/21). We chose to buy the $24 wristband for the kids. The wristbands came with two tickets so we could join the kids in one of the paid activities. Corn pits - The kids especially loved the corn pits. There are two corn pits and they were bigger than most corn pits I've seen. I appreciate that. Corn maze - The corn maze walls were tall enough to "trap" my kids (6 year old and 3 year old). They had so much fun trying to find their way out. Even though I could see pass the walls, it was still challenging enough for me and my husband to not easily find our way out. I like how there were "pockets" in hay maze where the kids could peek through the walls, but couldn't squeeze through for a shortcut. My 3 year old tried while he was trying to catch up with his sister lol. Grain Train - I liked it. It was relaxing and I loved the Halloween scenes like the "graveyard" along the way. The tombstones were funny. I'm hoping they'll continue to add more scene in future seasons. Jumpy zone - very, very big. They have a huge shark, tiger, pirate ship, and Spider-Man inflatables. They also have two jump house which accommodated the littler ones. I like the variety. The kids could have more options and not feel left out if they couldn't get on a particular inflatable. Haha they can just move on to the next one. However, warning, sunny days especially hot days, inflatables might not be the best attractions. The slides can become hot by the sun and sliding down can be painful unless maybe if the kids are wearing long sleeves and pants. Pedal bikes - they have several bikes available to ride in their enclosed racetrack built with hay bales. Petting farm - the animals were so cute! You are not allowed to feed them. There were several corn holes and pumpkin checker tables. There was also lawn size Jenga, bowling, and lawn size connect 4. Me and my husband enjoyed these activities while the kids played. Who doesn't like to challenge their partner? :) We didn't try the apple cannon or the paint ball this year, maybe next year. But I must admit, seeing these attractions on their website got my husband's attention to choose the Mickelson pumpkin patch over other patches. There was just so much to do, we forgot. Other worthy notes: - there are lots of hand sanitizers throughout the property - there are 5 outdoor bathrooms available and sinks too. Clean. - they sell cute toys and souvenirs - don't forget their pumpkin patch! Pricing pictured. We spent a total of 3 hours here. The most time I've ever spent at a pumpkin patch with my family. Money well spent on the wristbands in my opinion. We just had so much fun. We look forward to coming back next year! read more

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It's a cute little pumpkin patch. It's not very big but it has just about everything. We went on a Tuesday afternoon. It was quiet and perfect for my toddlers. They had a wonderful time, going on the rides, playing in the corn pit and the jump houses. There were lots of cute photo opps area. My only regret was that I didn't bring my camera. We spent a total of $130 for food, 2 wristbands and 6 pumpkins. It's a little pricy for a family of 3 but it was well worth it. My daughter loves it! We will most likely visit again next year! read more

Children had so much fun most especially at the corn pit. (Feedback on corn pit: use a whistle to call out children throwing corns because they cannot hear the staff in charge). The pumpkin patch is big and there are a lot of things that children can do: go to the bouncy house, corn pit, maze, pony ride, tractor ride, big slide, and a lot more. Lot's of restroom, too. read more

Our kids absolutely love this spot, and their tractor ride is the best one around. I'd give Mickelson's 5 stars EXCEPT for the fact that they require adults to have a $20 wristband to enter the corn pit tent to watch my kids in the corn pit, which is ridiculous. I get requiring a wristband for the hay maze and the tractor ride, but unless you are actually going into the corn pit (and what adult would want to do that?), why on earth would you charge a parent $20 to sit on the hay bales in the tent in order to watch their kids in the corn pit?? I have no problem forking over $30 per kid for a wristband, but charging parents $20 to supervise their children in the corn pit is nonsensical, and the reason Mickelson's gets only 3 stars this year. They added more food trucks and serve alcohol this year, which is an improvement from previous years. read more

We spotted this place on the way up north and decided to stop on our way back down. Totally worth it!!! Expensive but super fun for kids and families. Free entrance and free parking. You pay for some of the kids actives, food, drinks and pumpkins. This is their first year and it is obvious how much work they put into this pumpkin patch. From the adorable signs along the road to the detail in the layout. They have games for all ages, and of course pumpkins! My 9-year-old loved the Hay Maze and my 3-year-old loved the train ride. The petting zoo was sweet. Parking was easy. Hand sanitizer everywhere. Staff were very friendly and professional. Highly recommend! read more

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Fun and cute pumpkin patch, but SO expensive. We bought an activity bracelet for our 7 year old and my husband and I each got entrance to the hay maze and the tractor ride. The total came to $70! We didn't even buy any pumpkins because the prices were crazy. $40 for a large pumpkin?! While we were there I looked up other nearby pumpkin patches to see if this was just the going rate of things. I learned that another popular pumpkin patch, with similar activities was $7-10 per person and this included all the activities. Should have done my research! read more

So fun and I loved the train ride! There's pigs and cows, an apple canon, and a paintball wall! read more

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Very cute little pumpkin patch! Everyone is very friendly. We enjoyed the maze a lot. Prices seem a bit high though. read more

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Really fun pumpkin patch for all ages. Lots of things to do from jumpy houses, tracker ride, corn pit, pony rides, paint ball, maze, large slide, pumping field, picnic tables to eat, carnival food as well as hopmonk tavern, and a cinnamon roll stand, coffee and kettle popcorn. There are different wrist bands that allow you to do certain things. The staff is very friendly and willing to answer any questions. Honestly this pumping patch is worth the price. There is a $3 for everyone else who isn't buying a wrist band. Which really isn't bad at all. read more

Such a sweet time and plenty for big kids to get into, too. I brought my 11yo and her two friends, paid for a wristband for all of them and set them loose. They had a blast for 3 hours straight in the bounce houses, on the slide, corn pit, candy cannon, train. My partner and I enjoyed ourselves under the shade drinking lemonade. We also had fun with a game of corn hole and bowling (they had Jenga and checkers too). The decor was high quality and tasteful and I got lots of great photos. Truly memorable, fun fall experience. read more

Mickelson Pumpkin Patch - Backdrop made for a nice photo opp. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Petaluma, California

No Halloween is complete without going here! Come one come all so worthy. The quality Apple shooting, corn toss, hay ride, strawberry lemonade and French fries omg. The folks that work there fabulous. Happy Fall Y'all read more

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This pumpkin patch is amazing. My son has a blast at this place. Their grain ride is very well decorated. Bathrooms are clean. Their customer service is beyond amazing, my husband lost the wedding bad in the corn grit area, corn grit!! We called them and they were on it right away, the next day, we got a call that they found it. What a great place and amazing customer service. We will be back. Thank you so much!! read more

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Get ready to spend, spend, spend! I must say that the place is well kept, clean and lots to do for kids (ONLY 3 - 13). There's lots of bouncy houses (only for 3 and up) which parents are "definitely not" allowed to even be near-there is like a 30 foot barrier between parents and the bouncy houses. So your barely 3 year old can get rocked to the ground by a 13 year old without parental supervision-weird. The tractor ride was cute, albeit it, morbid and questionable with scenes of baby skeletons in cribs and high chairs. There's a hay maze and a giant slide which the kids enjoyed. There were cows and pigs to pet, although the cows looked like they kept trying to get up, but couldn't (which is a little concerning). Some of the employees seemed a little... grumpy? Fed up? It was the weekend before Halloween, but that's the job, dealing with kids and parents. I will say, there was an amazing little girl (with hair like Elsa and bright blue eyes, wearing a Mickelson shirt), probably the daughter of a worker, who was amazing. She helped my son from getting knocked over by the big kids and stayed with him for a while in the jumpies. She was an amazing helper, and I wish I had known who her parents were to tell them what a wonderfully sweet and caring little girl they are raising. All in all everything was good, but lots of "rules" and money grabs put a damper on it all. read more

This pumpkin patch was perfect for littles! I live the set up and organization of all the different activities to do. Our kids loved the hay ride, corn pit, all the fun jumpy options, the corn maze is perfect height for kids to feel comfortable navigating, the pumpkin field was great and cannot forget the yummy food options! The staff was very kind and helpful. I especially have to thank the kind brunette girl who was working the jumpy area last Thursday because she helped my very strong headed daughter go down the biggest jumpy and helped her feel comfortable climbing up. It was very sweet! We can't wait to come at night next! read more

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It was a great and huge pumpkin patch! Definitely kid friendly and you will have a blast. There are numerous games however I do have to say...the food lines are extremely long and slow. It was a bit of a hassle. Great funnel cakes, I would HIGHLY suggest to bring a water bottle. I would also recommend to come in the early afternoon or morning, after 1-2pm it gets busier! read more

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Coming from Petaluma, save yourself some money and visit either of our two pumpkin patches. You'll pay about 50% of what you would here. The pumpkins are on par price wise, but the activities are way more expensive here. 2 stars because all the employees seem to be very friendly and patient. read more

Big ranch with stuff to do just nickel and dime fest so be prepared to have 16 year Olds tell you what you need to pay additional for read more

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The space is lovely and I like the wrist bands so kids can do most of the activities without have it to purchase multiple tickets and the price was fair for that. The food choices are terrible. Incredibly over priced and poor quality. The pumpkins are beautiful but also, way over priced. I get that we pay more for pumpkins at a patch but these prices were ridiculous. I always let my kids pick a pumpkin but I had already spent over $100 on activities and food that I couldn't bare spending another $60-$90 so we could get 3 $20-$30 average sized pumpkin as well. I'll be going to Safeway for the pumpkins this year. read more

no water refill stations at all. super hot and the only available water is for purchase. otherwise it was pretty ok i guess. kids had fun. extreme disrespect to not provide drinking water refill stations. read more

This pumpkin patch was such a fun time and great selections. Plenty of fun for the little ones. My son's birthday weekend and he loved it, so did our whole family. read more

Great adventures for families especially the hay maze. No entrance fees and affordable activities and pumpkins. Would love to come back. read more

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Amazing new addition to the pumpkin patch scene in Petaluma. My family enjoyed going twice because the kids had so much fun the first time they wanted to do it all over again. Our first trip we did the grain train ride and hay maze. The grain train wrapped around the property and they have some Halloween displays along the way. The hay maze took us about 25 minutes and we were impressed with its enormity. During our second trip we enjoyed the apple cannon, nothing any of us had ever done before, so that was a fun new memory for us all. We also picked up an awesome selection of pumpkins. Our front porch looked amazing for Halloween and we are excited to keep them up through Thanksgiving. (not the large carved jack-o-lantern of course) Cannot wait to go back for our Christmas Tree and a wreath or two. read more

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We went on a very hot afternoon. They have some shady areas, which was great. We chose this pumpkin patch because they close at 8pm AND on their website they advertised "local brewery beers"... was disappointed to find out they were "working on the permit" for the beer. Why advertise when you don't have a permit for it??? We thought the pony ride was a little a over priced...$5 for 3 loops around a.. maybe 12'x12' loop. $10 for 5 loops.. not long enough for a 5yr old in my opinion. We did enjoy the maze, the tractor ride and the corn pit (5yr old did the corn thing ). Everything was clean (did not use the bathrooms tho). Some staff without a mask. We saw a beautiful sunset and the place looked amazing at that time. Got some beautiful pics of our little. SHE of course had a great time! read more

They won't let you bring food in for your party's. ! But they don't have enough help at there food booths ! So you wait 20 minutes for some cotton candy !!! And your hot dogs come out cold !! You go up and ask them to heat it up ! They say sorry but we cant !!! Bad service cold food !! Just let us bring some food inside !!! We spent enough money here !!! For heaven sakes ! read more

You guys charge $30 for unlimited wristband which my kids love the jumpy's so we decided to do that there's a bunch of jumpies but parents are not allowed which I get but my kids are 2-3 so they need help here and there and they won't let you anywhere near it and they do not inform you about that at the front when you pay they said it's $30 for unlimited, but they did not include adults cannot interact with any of the attractions I paid the $90 for 3 kids and I didn't even interact with them i even had a few other parents very upset that they couldn't do anything with there kids but paid the $30 for for everything and the CASHIERS DONT EVEN METION IT !!!!!!' And the parents that was upset they said they didn't even mention it to them either !!!!! I'll never go back I'm glad I didn't get a pumpkin ! I'll always go to Santa Rosa stony point or American canyon where they don't care if you join your kids on the jumpy and Mazes and tractors rides for free with the purchase of your kids wristband !!!! And we spoke the the owner he's not really friendly he's all about the MONEY!!!! Never again it's a waste of money can't even imagine Christmas tree read more

Cute, fun pumpkin patch with lots to do but some things made me a bit resistant to come back. The price for the wristband is worth it if your looking for a way to tire your kids out for a bit. One thing I was iffy about was not allowing parents on the trap where the jumpies are. I was trying to get videos of my kids sliding down but it's hard when we have to stay behind a hay-bail fence. One of my kids was also trying to climb up the slide while the kids were coming down and I had to send my oldest up to go get the kid. Not a good move in my book. read more

Super over priced. I could hear what I assume was the owner yelling at staff over their walkie talkie things. It was awful. Never go here if you care about human decency or value. read more

Super clean, so much to do and awesome pumpkin choices! This is a must visit place every October!

A great pumpkin patch! There's something to do at every corner - jumpy houses, grain ride, hay maze, apple canon, pony rides, etc. etc. It's pay to play but there are also lots of free activities like jenga, checkers, pumpkin patch, bowling and animal farm. The space is huge so it never feels crowded. We spent the whole day there and my kids had a blast! read more

Save your money and go to Del'Osso instead. Cheaper, bigger, and everything's included. Be prepared to have to pay extra for everything. Got the kids a wristband but adults still need to pay $8 each for a maze where you can clearly see your way out of. Extra $8 to sit near the corn pit to watch your kids. We've been to several places where the corn pits are free. Waste of money. read more