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    Mickelson Pumpkin Patch

    3.8 (56 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Danni N.

    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.

    Maze map so you can save a measly $2.00 -- come on!  This should be included with the purchases for this attraction.
    Nancy W.

    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.

    Corn pit
    J H.

    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!

    Free admission, Attraction pricing
    Nyny T.

    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!

    Staff helping the little ones in the Hay Maze.
    Sharon R.

    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!

    2023 Prices
    Lissa H.

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

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

    Backdrop made for a nice photo opp.
    Hanna H.

    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.

    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

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

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    “They had a blast for 3 hours straight in the bounce houses, on the slide, corn pit, candy cannon, train.”

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    4.1(11 reviews)
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    3.5(28 reviews)
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