We've started this Christmas tradition last year and wish we started sooner. Staff is great, vibe…read moreis festive and warm. The staff are friendly and helpful. This year's bonus was Santa and he was the jolliest! Greeting all the visitors and gave my child another candy cane when he dropped his. Complimentary cider is the children's favorite. Highly recommend.

We loveee this place. Every year our family tradition is to get a tree and wreath from here. Our…read moreson got to meet Santa and cut down his own tree. Beautiful location and great variety. This year I also purchased their special wreath.

I will be short if I can…read more $25 for parking, cash only. Tickets were around $8 if not more. Food was overpriced. Very crowded. Lots of dirt. And unhinged teenagers and college students LOL! Leaving the place was so bad. People were so impatient and inconsiderate of the lines. It's not a bad pumpkin patch, I just couldn't handle so much dirt flying. Overall, if you're willing to wait in long lines for rides and walk through dirt, give this place a try. P.S. we did enjoy seeing lots and lots of pumpkins and dinosaurs.

Spina Farms offers some great family fun for the entire family. There is something for young and…read moreold to enjoy some fun. We came during the Halloween season and had a blast. It has its hit and miss with parking costing $20.00 right from the start. However if you come during the week parking is free, score. They have giant cool animatronicKing Kong and Godzilla with sound and lots of dinosaurs throughout the farm great for some photo ops. There are lots of food trucks and venders if you get hungry or just need some fruit or a funnle cake treat for your sweet tooth. they have a petting zoo, a train ride through a fiels of marigolds and dinosaurs hidden within wich you can see on a train ride. They offer two trains a small cow train or a full size seating train. You can also try your hand at the pumpkin blasters wich is always fun. What I look forward to every year is thier corn maze that is differnt every year. Its fun to see how long it takes you to get through it. This year we had oun little brave witch to guide us through the dark maze. The key is having a good sence of direction and listening to your surroundings. I already look forward to coming next year. Private party tents ar also available for those special events.

This is a smaller patch compared to some of the other ones around the bay area, but it has plenty…read moreof activities for the kids. It's located in Saratoga and has a dirt parking lot. When it's not a pumpkin patch, the lot gets used for other things - such as Xmas trees. I've been here a few times over the years with various groups. Entrance prices are relatively decent, but ride prices can rack up quickly - especially if you have multiple kids. There are plenty of things to see/do even if not participating in the rides. Staff is usually very friendly. I think they've added on some games for the kids over the years, such as the water ball one. The maze is always fun to get lost in and the hayride offers views within the corn fields. The petting zoo has some cute animals. There's a small cafe area in the middle of everything where you can grab some snacks/food. If you're here on a weekday expecting less of a crowd, there are school tours going around and may be more packed than expected.

This is definitely one of my favorite pumpkin patches in the Bay Area. I love how they have so many…read moresuper cool activities to do like Pumpkin Launching, Neon Paintball, a spooky Cornfield Maze with mystery puzzle, the Petting Zoo, Spooky Hay Ride, and lots of super cool rides for the kids. They also have so many great spots to take photos with your family (or boo lol) near the pumpkins with fun cartoon characters and decorations everywhere! When I went on a Sunday this place was CRAZY BUSY, it was soo busy people were parking across the street. Although it looks scary (as in hundreds of people everywhere lol) the lines went by super fast. The staff that I met in the front was very nice. :) I will say this place is getting a bit PRICEY, the prices seem to go up every year but the activities are relatively the same. I think a date for two with some activities easily hits past $80-$100. I can't even imagine what big families have to pay. *GASP* lol. It would be nice if they offered discounts for return visits, loyalty customers, or family packs tbh. These prices in this economy?! lol Just joking. (But definitely something to think about.) ...Sadly I think this place isn't affordable for most people especially if you have a big family it's $8 per person just to get in. *Eek* an entrance fee for a family of 5 would be $40 WITHOUT activities... definitely not economical but... If you have the money to spend definitely check it out! The Halloween games and activities are awesome + super fun. I will say we made the mistake of buying food here (yikes on bikes!) the food is honestly terrible lol. I went on a cold evening and was super excited to get hot chocolate to stay warm but ended up with KINDA WARM watery chocolate. *bleh* Broke my heart honestly. lol. The churro was okay though and the pretzel was.. moderately acceptable. :) Sooo overall I would say Activities: 5/5 ~definitely super fun! Value: 4/5 ~bring that wallet baby Food: 0/5 ~I would never eat this again even if they paid me lol. I still love this place but I definitely will eat before I visit next time! lol. :) PRO TIP: Bring a jacket if you plan to go in the evening, and don't wear expensive shoes because they will get veryyyy dusty + if you plan to do the Corn Maze it can possibly get muddy.

What a delightful spot with incredible dahlias, pumpkins, and assorted propagates. With all the…read morebeehives and whole ecosystem going on, it feels like life is exploding here. Say hi to the gigantic chickens!

Post Street Farms is an absolute gem, and Matt is the heart and soul behind its magic. Every visit…read morefeels personal and special because Matt always takes the time to say hi, chat with my kids, and show them something new--whether it's how to gently feed the rabbits, point out a hidden spooky detail in the decorations, or explain how the pumpkins grow. His warmth and enthusiasm make every trip memorable. And let's talk about the Halloween setup--hands down the best pumpkin patch around. Matt's attention to detail is incredible. The displays are creative, immersive, and perfectly balanced: spooky enough to thrill the older kids, but never too scary for the little ones. From fog-drenched graveyards to glowing jack-o'-lantern paths and clever animatronics, it feels like stepping into a storybook haunted harvest. The variety of pumpkins, gourds, and photo ops is unmatched. If you want a pumpkin patch that's more than just rows of orange spheres--if you want magic, community, and a place where your kids light up with wonder--Post Street Farms is it. Matt doesn't just run a farm; he creates memories. We'll be back every year. Oh and I told me he also does a Christmas tree farm- excited to see it!

JUNE, SUMMER VISIT: Pumpkin patch not open but the barn…read moremarket still is Some neat finds, lots of stuff in the barn. Vegetables, corn, lettuce, peas, strawberries, jam, soap, chocolate, more. Picked up a jar of picked quail eggs, onions, cucumber and carrot to try at home Good prices for strawberries, $6 for good size box, good for a farm along the highway. At Another farm nearby it was much pricier. In June, it's in season, so it was sweet. Water pipe was not working so could not use sink to wash the fruit first. Staff advised I could just eat them as is from the box. It's certified organic

Stopped here on our way to Half Moon Bay from Monterey. Bought the sweetest strawberries and a…read morebasket of mixed green that were still in water and uncut. The proprietor said he took the time to arrange them this way bcs people gravitate to them. I definitely did. Two days later still enjoying them! Thank you!! Wish I had bought more strawberries!

This location has always been great. Never had a bad time. We get our pumpkins here and enjoy a…read morefull day of fun. Even come back during pumpkin time just to enjoy all the other fun of slides, jump houses, and animals etc. Now they have a summer season of wet water slides!!! Kids put their swimsuits on and let them go! The trick will be getting them to leave. Also for the price can't beat it for a day of water fun that is spread out enough that don't feel on top of everyone else or long lines. Plenty of things to do and never a dull moment.

My friend and I brought our 3 boys here on a Sunday. The place was IMMACULATE (and I have high…read morestandards). Jump houses were clean, water slides were clean, pools were clean. The kids enjoyed themselves and there were canopies for adults to sit under and relax. Highly recommend.

So it is really a 3.5 but I'll lean toward a 4. The pumpkins are big and about average price for…read moreparking lot pumpkins. They come from Spina farms so they are more interesting to look at. They have cool green, warty, striped, etc types of pumpkins. There are also decorative gourds, corn, and hay bales. The proceeds go the Peppertree School but this year they also help Union Middle after school programs. But the REAL gem is going in the evening, when there are only a few families, and the kids can enjoy the fun stuff they have. They have big wheels, tricycles, a rope swing (like a sit on swing made of rope, pretty cool) and a couple of small bouncy houses. The staff we encountered were VERY child friendly. They also have 2 bunnies, a few chickens, and some very happy looking goats. Overall, very nice little patch. If you don't have time to go to the farm, come here:)

Pepper tree Pumpkin Patch became a family tradition and now to become a gathering with schoolmates…read more I only wish someone would claim this page for them.

The Great Pumpkin Patch is a cute local patch in Soquel with lots of activities. It looks like it…read morehas more things for little kids, like preschooler age (ie, cow train), but then there are activities like the pumpkin slingshot and some BB gun thing! The only downside, and I think it's a big one, is the cost. Right when you walk in, they hand you a waiver form to sign, then it's a $4 entrance fee. THEN it costs money for any of the activities! If you are bringing your kids, you'd want to probably do a couple activities and buy a couple pumpkins. You can easily spend $100 here. That seems ridiculous to me, especially when there are so many other patches here and many don't ask for that much money. I'm all for small businesses making a profit, but it has to make sense because we are families trying to make a living too. The petting zoo was what my child and I were there for, and I felt that was poorly managed unfortunately. There were wonderful animals in there (little bunnies, little pigs, ducks, goats), but there was no time limit and the staffer didn't watch the people when they were with the animals. The 2 families who went before us were in the petting zoo for extended amounts of time (one was inside for 30 MINUTES!) and the youngest child was very rough with the small animals as well as chasing them. They refused to leave, even though they saw we had been waiting for so long and the staffer said nothing. The family left only when the small animals hid from them (ie, went inside the little house, hid under the table, hid behind the staffer). By the time we went in the petting zoo, the animals were "done". They had just been roughly handled and chased, so now they were hiding. We just paid $12 to pet goats and sheep. I would like to see The Great Pumpkin Patch succeed. I hope they'll be around for a long time. I just think the business model needs to be fine tuned a little, and the staff needs to be trained a little (like teach the ones who work the petting zoo to tell people to be gentle with the animals, or to have a 15 min time limit when there are others waiting).

First of all the place is very organized and the people are lovely to work with very polite, kind…read moreand helping with children. The animals are well taken care of everything is clean. It was a very happy place for me to take two boys that were full of energy and we're not lost for anything to do for at least an hour and a half. We even stayed and had a picnic lunch. As we were leaving, Eringave us some soft pumpkins so that we could open them up and look at the seeds inside, we also got some corn to take back home and use for a discovery table .. I was a especially happy to learn a new word for the stem of the pumpkin. You'll have to go there to find out what that special word is.