Great activities and lots of photos a lot of pumpkins great people had a great time…read more Lady in the front is super nice I completely recommend it

This is such a family friendly fun pumpkin patch! We went during the daytime and although it was…read morehot Mr.Bones Pumpkin Patch had multiple running fans spraying water for the best cooling effect and definitely cooled us off during our visit. This was really thoughtful idea. The Pumpkin Art installations are beautiful and is lots of fun!

Keeping it old school. We used to go here 30 plus years ago when it was on Jefferson. It…read moredefinitely was nostalgic to see it pop up in the parking lot and to be able to take our daughter there. They didn't have many people to help on the "floor" to help and they only take cash. That's the only reason why I can't go with a 5. We do like being able to support the family and that the matriarch still owns and works at the patch (at the register). She was super nice to our daughter and gave her a little trinket gift to take home. Final Word: Back in the Day felt so nice.

Love coming to this wonderful family owned business. It always makes me feel like it's finally…read moreholiday season! The trees are hand selected by Jorge and the decorative holiday items are also hand selected by Alma ! Year after year they continue to provide unmatched service and quality all wrapped in warm hospitality for the holiday season!! Truly a labor of love and I'm so grateful to be able to drop in and support.

Shawn's pumpkin patch is located in Culver City, the entrance is on Machado blvd, and this year is…read morethe first time at this new location. They have affordable entrance fee $3 for adult and children over 12, although you almost have to pay everything else inside. The field is set up on the triangle shape of the intersections, and it's relatively small and packed. The layout is so random and disorganized, no clear lines for entrance to different programs. They don't seem treat their animals very well, I overheard one of their employees argued with a customer who cared about the pony.

This was such a fun experience for our family! Convenient location, large enough to have an…read moreafternoon of activities for the little one. Not as large as some of the pumpkin patches that are far away, but to save a far drive this was perfect. Love that they give you vouchers with your ticket price for pumpkins. If you buy pumpkins it's almost like the entry is free. They have a wonderful selection of pumpkins - varieties I have never even see before! It's December and the pumpkins we got are all still in wonderful condition and still adding a fall ambience to our front yard.

Nice outdoor pumpkin patch with wide open space, fun little maze and play area for kids and props…read morefor photos. This place also have free parking for visitors of the pumpkin patch. They have a great selection of large sized pumpkins with friendly staff. One of the best pumpkin patches on the westside for sure! Last but not least, proceeds benefit the local Y.

I good spot to spend and afternoon playing around choosing pumpkins and play in the maze. It's a…read morebig area with a decent amount of pumpkins, few varieties and some decorations to take pictures and share smiles. We like it here. It's more for little kids since the activities are not many and very basic. It's just perfect to get your pumpkin.

One never knows what you'll find in the parking lot when making a run for some pet food! The…read moredemons needed a refill of their gourmet cat food, and I happened upon wines & pines in the petco parking lot at studebaker and pch! I wandered over and found a cute little bar with wine and beer selections, all for a pretty reasonable price, along with a selection of cute trees. Dan is the very nice owner, who also runs "boos&brews" during the Halloween season in Santa Monica. He and his wife started these pop up ventures as a place where people and families could gather in a fun and safe outdoor space, where kids can be kids and adults can enjoy a sip and relax. Dan focuses on libations from local producers and CA wines. There is music and an outdoor seating area where there are games to play. Dogs welcome too! Parking tip: don't park in the row closest to pch because you'll have to go the wrong way to get out of the lot. Please come and check it out!!

We went yesterday morning at 11:00am (Thursday) only ones there found our 6ft tree in 5 minutes had…read moreit wrapped and placed in our car paid the bill and whole thing completed in 15 minutes. The workers were quick and helped pulled out the trees to look at. Beautiful tree !!

Matt B. and I decided to take our toddler to a pumpkin patch this year, mostly for the photo ops,…read moreand we were pleased to learn there was one at the Farmers Market, a short drive from our house. We went the Sunday afternoon before Halloween, and predictably, the Farmers Market was packed (the parking lot was full, so we had to park at the Grove, which is its own thing). We figured this might be the case but were willing to deal with the crowd because surely, the pumpkin patch at the Farmers Market must be fun and festive, right? Apparently, not at all. I don't know if this was a pandemic downgrade, as this Mr. Jack O'Lantern's has pretty positive Yelp reviews, but what we found was a sad tent pitched over asphalt, half-heartedly strewn with hay and a few odd pallets of pumpkins. There were, by my estimation, about the same number of pumpkins you might find at your average Trader Joe's. There were a couple of places where you could place your child for a photo, but they weren't particularly good. One of them just had a plasticky backdrop with the Mr. Jack O'Lantern logo printed all over it. This was such a disappointment that despite caring very little about pumpkin patches until that morning, I became mildly obsessed with the idea of taking him to a good one, and built my following weekend around a field trip to Shawn's Pumpkin Patch in Palms (farther away, but worth the effort). I like the Farmers Market and I'm sure my kid will spend plenty of time there throughout his childhood, but never again for the pumpkin patch.

It's nice to see a pumpkin patch right off Highland Ave! I read about it and wanted to check it out…read moresince this season it's harder to find activities to do. The place is very small, cute with a few photo opportunities, prices are high and the parking is a nightmare! They even have staff helping in the parking lot, but that's mission impossible. If you have a kid, it could be cute. If you just want to shop for a pumpkin, skip it. Also if you expect a big area with lots of activities, keep in mind, this is a small affaire!

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

I have gone to Tanaka Farms for years and have honestly loved their Pumpkin Patches but they've…read morelost their Rustic Charm and paying $27 per person for ages 3+ and $12 for parking is not worth it. For that cost it should include some activities but EVERYTHING cost additional and the food was overpriced. I am that person who doesn't mind paying for a good time especially if it's for the kids but this is no longer it. Greed is real.

So much to do with families of all sizes and ages! We love coming to visit. You can also stop into…read morethe stand if you want to just pick up fresh fruits or veggies.

What a great fun family, friendly spot! I've only been here twice and I'd love to return again…read more The second and most recent time that I have come here was for a private event. Underwood Farms can host birthday parties and special celebrations if you're looking for a venue to host a cowboy, western, farm themed event. We had a blast here. There's ample parking, but it in a dirt lot so your car may get kind of dusty.

First time here with my family in the summer heat!…read more Parking is plentiful when we arrived right before opening! The entrance is a short walk from the lot. On your way to the entrance , there are lots of vendors: food, aqua Fresca, clothing, hats, umbrellas, etc! So if you forget something at home, You'll be fine! Note/ there are people who protest at the front gate but they didn't bother anyone. Inside the zoo, there's a coffee bean truck, dippin dots, ice cream trucks , plenty of spots to purchase food , drinks, snacks, and refreshments. I saw a few grills and cafes as well. Overall look of the zoo echos many reviews left on Yelp, of it being run down and looking old and needing some maintenance. One thing to point out, the staff at ticketing gate didn't check my purse or diaper bag.... I would think just for security measures they would check pockets and bags. There is an area for kids / playground. There's also a small area where you can get up close with Vietnamese pigs and brush goats! There were no horses, elephants, or lions. I liked the how the zoo created an environment where it felt like we were traveling to Africa or North America , or Asia! I really like the Asian themed bamboos, and temple like structure! It was my favorite part! We purchased pictures taken by the photographer at the end of the trip for memories! It was nice to enjoy this time with my family. Thanks LA ZOO!

We went on a Tuesday, which was nice there wasn't a crowd. It was nice and peaceful. I have not…read morebeen back to this Zoo for a very long time. A lot of the exhibits and animals were not available. They don't have elephants anymore. We didn't see the tiger come out. Maybe it was a hot day that a lot of animals are in hiding. It did get as hot as the 90's around noon. We went at 10am right when it opened. Out of the animals we saw we liked the flamingos, rhino, monkeys and giraffes. They had a carousel at Tree Top, it was $5 a ride. It was cute. Also they had a few photo booths that we took advantage of. It was a cute souvenir for memories. It was $10. They had a playground towards the back of the park, it was nicely shaded but omg infested with mosquitoes. It wasn't just at the playground that we got bit, there is a lot of trees and plants. Plus standing water around the zoo for the animals and that housed a lot of bugs and mosquitoes. Once I noticed I got bit I didn't enjoy my experience there. I wanted to just head towards the exit because I was itching all over. Definitely recommend bringing sunscreen, hat, neck fans (this heat & all this walking is no joke), plenty of water, mosquitos repellent, a lot of snacks and your own food. A lot of the cafes and food stalls were closed. We were smart enough to bring food cause they had nothing opened on a Tuesday. Won't be back for awhile. The SD Zoo is much nicer.

Update for Easter. New Bounce house for little kids (2-4 years old) & a large obstacle course. Has…read morea petting zoo & a small motorized cars in a circle.

They go above and beyond to bring smiles to kids and families--not just through their amazing…read moreattractions, but through their generosity. This year, they donated hundreds of pumpkins to local non-profit organizations so children could enjoy fall festivities and pumpkin decorating at no cost. It's heartwarming to see a business that not only provides fun and adventure but also gives back so generously. Thank you, Four Seasons of Fun Adventurelands, for being such an incredible community partner and making a difference for so many local kids and families.