Super fun Pumpkin Patch!! We come here every year. The staff is AMAZING!!!! The rides and…read moreattractions my kids love!! And it's super clean.

I loved this place! It was just big enough to get photos with my boyfriend and of his family dog!…read moreGood for young and old. It's free before 4pm weekdays. We went on Friday at 5:45 and it was just empty enough to get some cute pics! The lighting was PERFECT too. Friendly cashier as it was $14 a person and parking was free! We liked that there was a biergarten with $9-$12 drinks as well. Good price overall. Lots of options for N.A. drinkers too. There were a lot of picture opps and also some games with cute stuffed animal prizes. Also a petting zoo. Porta potty only but soap and water too!

First time at Tanaka Farms pumpkin patch and we really enjoyed ourselves. Entry ticket prices were…read morea little high ($27 for an adult ticket) but they do offer discount rates for active duty military personnel or veterans which is awesome! Parking was another added cost which brought our total to about $53 for entry admission. The corn maze has a lot of "photo op" areas with beautiful lights and I was really glad the wagon ride was included in the admission and wasn't a paid attraction. The farm was beautiful and it was nice to enjoy the ride and see all the lights and Halloween decor. I also came on a Sunday around 6:30 and it was surprisingly not as busy as I expected it to be. For the adult crowd, they also did have a small bar with beer and wine! Pumpkins ranged averaged around $2 a pound and we picked out a small pumpkin that cost us around $15, which wasn't too bad for a souvenir. Overall, Tanaka Farms was one of the nicer pumpkins patches we've been to and I would totally recommend it to others.

Tanaka is like the cool small urban family farm you never knew existed in Orange County…read more My favorite parts of the farm include the chicken coop, the tractor rides, the sunflowers, the cheescake, and definitely do not miss out on the strawberry picking...its like all you can eat while you're out in the field. Came for this year's pumpkin patch and spent a beautiful Mother's Day with my momma and daughter here as well. Pricey but worth the experience!

Loved it!! We saw our first highland cows ever! We fed baby pigs, goats, sheep, rams, and chicks…read more Their prices are very reasonable! We payed $20 total for a large and medium sized pumpkin They have a fun selection of inflatables/bounce houses, but we don't have kids, so we just walked around looking at them :) 10/10 would recommend!! The staff was extremely kind and welcoming :) We came on a Wednesday around 4pm and basically had the whole place to ourselves! We hung out for about a hour and a half Such a great little pumpkin patch! Well worth the 1hr 30min drive for us!

Cute animals and got to feed them- a lot of bouncy houses for children to play in. A lot of…read moredifferent pumpkins to choose from!

We've been to Tanaka Farms quite a few times over the years, but never to Hana Field. It's a much…read morecalmer place - not too crowded, and they still have a lot of activities to do! There is an entrance fee, and a parking fee for the pumpkin patch. They sell individual activity tickets, but you can also buy a pack of 12. Each activity inside costs 1-2 tickets, though some are free (like the corn maze and the tractor ride). We spent about 2 hours there. The kids enjoyed the pumpkin blaster (it's loud!), the cow train, corn maze (which has a bunch of dinosaurs to find), tractor ride, and feeding the animals. There's also a pretty large sandbox area that's shaded - they liked that a lot. Plenty of places for photo ops. The flower fields are pretty! There's also food - we tried some matcha, which was alright. They have some basics as well like hamburgers and hotdogs, and there was a drink stand. There's also birria nachos, which we didn't get to try this time, but I'd like to next time! There's also a shop that sells house decor, stickers, honey, kettle corn, toys, and more. Overall, I'm a fan!

Camel rides are $20/person, flower picking is also $20/person -- buy all activity tickets at the…read moreentrance, otherwise you'll end up walking back and forth for each one. The flower fields are very photogenic -- a nice outing with the kids. We lucked out with the weather today -- cloudy and comfortable, perfect for walking around. Heads up: there isn't much shade here, so on a sunny day definitely bring sun protection and a hat. Overall a nice visit, the kids had a great time.

Came again this year and got their $10 UNLIMITED BOUNCE HOUSE TICKET for my kiddo and she had a…read moreblast; they have a large variety of different bounce houses! 2 hours went by soooooo quickly! The workers were extremely friendly, accommodating, and helpful. We also enjoyed their photo-opportunities, petting zoo, and browsing their pumpkin collection. We didn't do the games or the cars BUT they do offer those experiences here. Parking is free. Overall, we had a great time & will definitely continue to return to this location!

Perfect size venue for an almost 1 year old. Not too big, not too small. And we got the perfect…read moresized pumpkins.

Ok I have to be honest this is a 4.5/5 star at best. And the reason for that is calling this a…read morepumpkin patch is almost to kind. Don't get me wrong we had a good time and did what we set out to do for the most part and was happy the entry was free. What did we go to do? Well ( animals, fun, pumpkin) 1. Find a pumpkin patch with animals so my son, 20m, can see some animals and maybe feed them. CHECK! They have a small little petting zoo set up with lots of goats, a few pigs, chickens, ducks, a turkey, and a lama. My son had a lot of fun petting the animals and just running around the pen with them. I kept him from chasing the animals as much as I could since it's not right for him to be mean to the animals. The worker working the farm was nice and didn't yell so I guess I was doing a good job. PRICE $23 for two people with food (cash). They charge if the person is old enough to walk which is fair. 2. Have fun! CHECK ! My son absolutely had fun playing for half an hour or more, probably longer if we decided to stay but we had head out, in the Baby Shark play area. My son even ran over to the area and helped himself to the play area and the worker was so kind as to let my husband watch him play while I ran over to pay for him. The ticket comes with entry for one child and one adult. We did the unlimited time only as he did run into the little play area on his own and I wanted to be sure they were paid for the time he was in there as I waited in the payment line. My son had a blast playing with the toddler roller coaster and the bounce house they have set up for toddlers. Just make sure you have socks as they require parent and child to be wearing them. Price $25 for unlimited (cash). 3. Find a pumpkin. . Now this is where I say I didn't get what we set out to do and was find a pumpkin to take home. Yes they had pumpkins but it wasn't a vast selection of pumpkins from different sizes. From what I saw it was mostly bouncy castles and photo ops. They did have an area where you could PAINT pumpkins but they where the small Baseball sized ones ($9). You might have been able to do larger ones but they didn't have many large ones set out. So yeah. All in all the day was really nice and we had a good time. They had music playing from Disney movies while we were there so that was fun. In one corner they also had Zootopia playing for kids to watch while they painted their pumpkin. If it was for the fact that my son was older, I would've probably done the pumpkin painting but right now what we did was fine by me. I do wish I had come home with a pumpkin, but it's OK. I will see though if you accidentally break a pumpkin, they will have you pay for it (they do have signs saying so) so be warned. We didn't break any but it made me cautious with my rambunctious little one who does like to throw and drop things. Also all the tickets for each thing are sent to you va text messages so be prepared to give a phone number. They also give your receipt that way.

Had went here with my family on a Tuesday right just around the time when they had just opened for…read morethe day. It is conveniently located by the mall and other various restaurants which is a huge plus. It was not overly crowded which gave us many great photo ops. Loved the various photo ops which included Disney characters, Kuromi, Bluey, Scooby Doo, and more! There were also fun things to do such as the jumpers, arts and crafts, as well as an animal petting zoo area.

First time stopping by this event and we were all pleasantly surprised. I absolutely HATE going to…read morebig wig pumpkin city as its always packed and overpriced. I have been looking for other options when I came across a social media post for the fairground. We visited on a saturday night (6.30-7.30pm), paid $12 for parking and 40 tickets for $50. Kids (and teens) enjoyed the petting zoo, maze and bounce houses. It was quite busy, but did not feel crowded at all, tons of parking and no lines. Lots of cute picture spots, different sized pumpkins, food options and activities for the kids. We did not come to buy any pumpkins and didnt even look at the prices. I also looked at the ticket prices and some pictures before going so we kinda knew what to expect. Size of lot was over our expectations for sure and prices for activities very comparable to any other similar place (1-3 tickets/activity).

Pricing for 2026: Parking is $15 on the weekend + $33 per child + $10 per adult for entry only.read more

**** PUMPKIN PATCH REVIEW ****…read more I prefer to go to a farmers market (or even just a grocery store) to get my pumpkins but when you have a friend with a 9 year old that wants to go have some fun... you go to a place like this. Sure, it's going to be expensive just like a carnival or a fair. But the kids enjoy themselves, they wear themselves out and you end up going home with a pricy pumpkin or two and smiles on the kids faces. We opted to get the $25 wristband so she can enjoy all she wants (minus the train) for an hour. And she did!! We were there on a Friday night, fairly crowded too, and she never had to wait longer than a minute or two to get on slides and jumpers. There is a nice variety; slides, jumps, obstacle course. There is a train that goes around the pumpkins and this is an extra cost. I didn't look at the prices for that, but just know that it is separate and not included in the "one hour wrist band". Individual tickets are available if you think an hour is too long or if you want extra slides and jumps after your hour. One carnival game, which also was extra. As for the actual pumpkins themselves, there was a healthy selection in each size/price range. Pumpkins are laid out and not piled up so it looks like there are not many, but actually there are! We found a nice fat round one with a fun crook on the top. The employees are mostly teenagers that either try to have fun being there or just go through the motions. We did not run into any that were the least bit unfriendly or zombie-ish. In fact, one of the girls was getting the kids so pumped up for the slide that it was fun to watch! She would high-five them and even have them race each other. Hats off to that girl, she was perfection! CHEERS!!

Every year we order our company christmas tree from Santa's Garden…read more They always pick out a great tree and always deliver promptly and efficiently ! I've always enjoyed working with Jay! His professionalism is a10 /10! The price is always fair!

A rare gem of kindness and community spirit!…read more I stopped by Smith Farms this evening hoping to grab some cherry tomatoes, only to realize they had already closed. I figured I'd missed my chance--but to my surprise, they opened the doors just for me. My total came to $6.50, and with their $10 minimum for card purchases and no cash on hand, I was ready to walk away empty-handed. Instead, they handed me the tomatoes and refused to charge me this evening (I will go back tomorrow and pay them). In a world where generosity feels increasingly rare, Smith Farms reminded me what true neighborly kindness looks like. Their produce is always fresh, but it's their heart that makes this place truly special. Thank you for going above and beyond--you've earned a lifelong customer.

I bought a variety of fruit and vegetables. The stand is much smaller than I expected and I wish…read morethey had more to offer but with that said, the quality and taste of everything I bought was excellent! The nectarines were amazing. I also bought a few different type of tomatoes, grapes, peaches, and bananas. Would recommend the gentleman working wasn't overly friendly but he wasn't rude.

Berries here are very fresh! Recommend going a little before 1pm otherwise it's pretty busy!…read moreNo frills picking $18 online and must make a timed reservation! Free parking lot! They used to be more flexible but now you only have 30 mins ...

Today I took my friends and nieces to pick strawberries. I made an online reservation for…read morestrawberry picking, and before check out, the system showed a message asking if we wanted to add blackberry picking for an additional $7.50. Since my friends and I wanted to have the experience of picking blackberries as well, we each paid the extra $7.50. However, when we arrived at the farm, the staff member was very rude and told us there were no blackberries available for picking. Instead, they gave us two boxes to pick more strawberries instead of blackberries. My group felt very disappointed about what happened today, and we wonder why the farm would still offer blackberry picking in the online booking system and charge extra for it when they were not prepared to provide it. But that's okay -- my family will not be returning to this farm again.