Punky&#x27;s Pumpkins

Visited the Santa Rosa Pumpkin Patch with my partner and our 7 week old for the first time. We were…read morehoping to just walk through the patch and buy a few pumpkins. There was an entry fee which I never experienced before. Ended up paying $10 just to pick up some pumpkins. We ended up walking around to see what they have. There were a couple of food booths. They have tons of activities, a corn kernel pit, corn maze, small petting zoo, tractor rides, apple canyon, even a little zip line set up. A great spot for kids. Of course they have the pumpkin patch as well with a good variety of different kinds of pumpkins. After walking around and picking out a couple unique pumpkins, we checked out. $30 for two pumpkins. Overall, a cool spot if you have kids, but looks like for entry and wristbands for kids, the price tag could really add up, especially if you're getting pumpkins too!

Overpriced! Bounce houses literally better at every other pumpkin patch than this one. It was…read moredeflating on the kids and had puddles there for my kids to get their socks wet. Food was HORRIBLE. Nothing else to really comment on. The corn maze was good. That's IT!

Pumpkin house and pumpkin field in the back

Pumpkins in the field

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Pronzini Christmas Tree Farms

4.2(87 reviews)

19.1 mi

Not your traditional farmhouse experience at a pumpkin patch, but more of a carnival feel. The…read morepumpkin patch itself consists of pre-picked pumpkins. There are tons of bounce houses, of which the smaller are included in the entrance fee and the larger ones cost $ to participate -- which a punch pass can be purchased for. We went on a Sunday. The price for adults was $7 each, and the price for our 7-year-old was $5. You get a stamp on your hand, but be careful because it easily washes off. I recommend getting stamped on your inner wrist. The food was expensive -- $30 for 3 tacos and 1 drink -- but I suppose that's to be expected at a venue such as this. A platter of Dino chicken nuggets and fries was $10, and the cotton candy was $8. Parking is free. Bathrooms are porta potties and gross, as you can imagine. Staff are friendly. The haunted trail is recommended for kids ages 12+, and I would agree that little kids should not be on this trail. It is more gory than it is haunted. There are several buildings along the trail, and may be 2-3 of the building could be seen as more haunted, but the rest of them were very gory. One was outright bloody (think scenes from Texas Chainsaw Massacre). The punch pass has no expiration date so can be used again at a future visit. The property is really large, so even though there are a lot of people, it doesn't feel extremely crowded even if the parking lot is packed. I would recommend this place for families who have older kids who aren't yet teenagers. And skip the haunted trail if you have a little ones with you.

I come here every year for their U-cut Christmas trees, and it's always a f experience. They have…read morelots of fun things for kids: animals, slides, and plenty to explore. The best part is definitely cutting down your own tree and it makes for a fun tradition. I'll be back again next year!

Some of the larger bounce houses that cost additional $$ or "punches" in order to participate

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Petaluma Pumpkin Patch And Amazing Corn Maze

3.9(173 reviews)

15.5 mi

This was a great day at the maze, friendly people and lots of family fun! The corn maze was very…read morenice!

Huge pumpkin patch with some of the most round medium to large sized pumpkins I've seen that are…read morestill on the vine. The pricing is based on size which means most of the pumpkins are at least $10-$15. Some of the pumpkins looked good for picking but they were still on the vine, so I imagine people can only pick from the pre cut ones. They had a decent selection for mini pumpkins and gourds. The mini white pumpkins had some imperfections and started at $4 so I unfortunately decided to pass on them. There are some cute photo ops, and there's an ATM on site. The corn maze is probably one of their most popular attractions but my fiancé and I decided not to do it. There's a children's playground that's extra cost, some turkeys, chickens, lambs and horses in the pens. There are some stands for corn dogs, popcorn and lemonade. Lots of parking. I think what's nice about this pumpkin patch is it's free entry and you pay for the stuff you want to participate in/buy which is nice!

Petaluma Pumpkin Patch And Amazing Corn Maze

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Corn maze

The Great Peter Pumpkin Patch

4.5(53 reviews)

17.3 mi

Love coming here but I just called and was told that the Great Peter Pumpkin Patch is CLOSED…read morePERMANENTLY for now!

The Great Peter Pumpkin Patch is CLOSED!! We showed up to an empty field! Yelp needs to update this…read morelisting!

Taking advantage of the one of many photo opportunities

Squash, tomatoes and gourds, oh my!

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Grandma's Pumpkin Patch

4.8(16 reviews)

13.2 mi

Nice selection of fresh trees even at this late date-winter solstice!…read moreGood value and the sweetest customer service. My truck was on the blink, so Grandma threw my tree in the back of her red sleigh and brought it to my home. Epic.

There is everything to love about Grandma's! The charm of the farm is worth it alone- happy dogs…read moreand kitties roam around among grunting pigs, bleating goats, and Grandpa on his John Deere. But the star of the show is Grandma, herself, a golden-hearted spitfire, who will make you a killer deal. Oh, and let's not forget the trees! All her trees this year are Nordmann Firs, which have thick, majestic branches and shedless needles. Grandma's prices are fantastic (like 30% less than the other tree lots & Home Depot)! And Grandma will even deliver locally in her big red truck, complete with a big Italian hug.

Picking out my tree at Grandma's.

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Imwalle Gardens

4.8(133 reviews)

4.3 mi

Everything. Friendly service. Employees are very good at helping you if have a question. They…read morehave the freshest and best produce. They have plants for sale,also. The last time I was there I wanted plants that weren't available. Charles went into their large garden area and found me some. So grateful for this personal service.

Imwalle gardens is the BEST! Super amazing fresh produce most grown around the grounds. Joe is a…read morehoot and takes the time to chat with you! Celery has positive amazing energy and very helpful. Definitely a go to and not far from the house. Yummmy goodness grown in Santa Rosa.

Imwalle Gardens on October 8, 2023

Zucchini, gourds, tomatoes, green onions, basil, Sungold, tomatoes, bell peppers, strawberries, and poll beans.

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Imwalle Gardens on October 8, 2023

Foggy River Farm

3.7(3 reviews)

6.2 mi

Pumpkin Patch with the Russian River Valley as backdrop…read more We were driving along the Russian River Valley and saw signs along the road leading to this pumpkin patch so we stopped by to check it out. This is a family-run, community-oriented farm in the Sonoma County. The owner was nice and friendly. During our visit he only required that masks be worn at the check-in tent or when we paid for any purchases towards the end (at exit), other than that we just needed to be mindful of keeping 6-ft distance from other patrons. I forgot to bring my mask with me but they supplied a disposable one and I didn't have to run back to the car. The farm field was pretty big and there are pumpkins everywhere, direction of the field was one way so we followed the path, went through a cornfield (don't worry, it's not a maze) and made our way around until the exit. The pumpkin patch will be operating until Halloween. Enjoy lots of pumpkins, decorative gourds, winter squash and lots more. They don't have a corn maze, or fancy rides and bouncy houses which is okay with me. We enjoyed an authentic farm experience and the beautiful backdrop of the Russian River Valley. Review #2415

Stopped in the other day, and they didn't have anything on the shelves. The place was set up really…read morenicely but no one was attending this farm stand in a barn. It looks promising. I was short on time, and didn't feel like waiting or looking for someone. The location is pretty cool, except the long dirt driveway that is guaranteed to get your car dirty. The nice picnic area out front will be great for a break between wineries. Can't wait for the fresh vegi's. I'll stop by after using Riverfront Regional Park.

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Apple-A-Day Ratzlaff Ranch

4.7(60 reviews)

11.3 mi

One of the best experiences I have had recently! 5* Living…read morein the east coast apple picking was a favourite fall activity but since I moved to the west coast I have been missing that! We finally found this place and were so excited to try it! It was my first visit to the area and it was absolutely gorgeous to drive out there. The orchard is lovely and the staff are so kind, attentive and informative. I called ahead to check that they have parking on site and that helped alot! When you get there staff helps with parking and then you go get the U pick supplies and make your way to the orchard. The green apples were limited but we found alot of red ones. The experience was fabulous! After picking we paid for the apples and got some fresh organic apple slushies along with some sweet treats! Absolutely 10/10 We enjoyed this in the orchard and it was really charming! Highly recommend this specially with kids! Note- They have bathrooms on site and you can pay with cash or card to get the apples.

So fun! It was pouring rain and we still had a good time and can't wait to return. Prices on apples…read morewere good and getting them off the trees was easy and their hot cider was delicious!!

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Apple picking

Mickelson Pumpkin Patch

3.8(56 reviews)

22.6 mi

•$$$

Michelson's is open as of today 09/19/2026!…read more My son and I had the best time at a friend's birthday party playing in the corn pit, riding the tractor and jumping in the bounce houses. Only my son did the bounce houses and the age limits are 3-13 on the bigger ones. The pumpkins are beautiful and come in many varieties. Orange, white, green, bumpy, etc. there are pumpkins for all. There is an apple cannon and calves to see I addition to a couple pigs and goats. Wonderful morning! Thank you, Diane.

We travel far to come here with the family. We get here VERY early to beat the wild traffic that…read morecomes 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.

Hey ride

Jumpy houses

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Urban Tree Farm Nursery

3.8(139 reviews)

1.1 mi

Locally owned & operated

Family-owned & operated

We were looking for some fruit trees to grow in our backyard and a friend recommended Urban Tree…read moreFarm Nursery. It's a huge nursery with different sections depending on what you're looking for. We stopped by on a cold and wet day earlier this year and ended up getting a Fuji apple tree, a small fig plant, a nectaplum spice zee tree and an aprium flavor delight tree. There are rows upon rows of different kinds of citrus and fruit trees. We didn't go to the other areas of the nursery because we already planned out ahead of time what we wanted. If you need help loading your goods to your car the staff is available to give you a hand. My husband even emailed them some questions about the condition of the trees after we planted them and they got back to us with lots of helpful information. I recommend checking them out!

I called to see if they could recommend tree trunk protectors. So the the trunks don't get damaged…read morefrom weed whacking They had them and held 12 for me. They are one of the largest sources for trees and shrubs. My go to source Great service and good value. Enjoy your visit Metta john

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Petaluma Pumpkin Patch And Amazing Corn Maze

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This was a great day at the maze, friendly people and lots of family fun! The corn maze was very…read morenice!

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Crane Melon Barn

4.8

(18 reviews)

Absolutely wonderful amazing melons. Lovely people. you can also pick up jams and tomatoes and…read moreother goodies. Probably best to call before you go

I have been waiting for them to open up and what a delightful surprise to support them on "small…read morebusiness Saturday". I truly loved the independent work and collections of folks there and it was lovely. The people at the register were very snarky and rude. Almost as if I was taking something but I had already provided the tag of the star I purchased. They were sure to get my items counted and paid for but did not get my bag to me until the kind blackberry Jam lady got it for me a minute later. Customer Service is important and you should work on this especially if you want to foster a spirit of community. Thank you for the Blackberry Jam and home made items I am grateful.

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4.5

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