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!

This review is long overdue. I took my god-daughter here back in February and she absolutely loved…read moreit. It's right off of Carson Street across the street from the Town Center more so across from Sam's Club. It is hidden and it's a perfect hidden gem for little ones. It seems that you are able to have picnics and parties here of course with reservations ahead of time. The animals and the petting zoo were so sweet and the staff was very friendly. The highlight of the trip was the pony rides.

I smell like a barnyard? Of course, because I was feeding goats & sheep at Barnyard Buddies…read more For $6 admission (at the time)(Groupon deals, as well), visitors to Barnyard Buddies can feed goats & sheep, and pet various animals. Buying a medium sized container of feed was more than enough, IMHO. Visitors are required to feed only the goats & sheep from the other side of the enclosure. Without feed, visitors can enter the closure & pet/brush the animals. Besides the goats & sheep, there are 2 pigs, chickens, and in a separate enclosure, emus & a cow. No access allowed to those, however. Pony rides are an option for little kids. The ride is around an oval track. There is also a playground area to burn up some energy. A few handwashing stations on premises to stay hygienic during your visit. Barnyard Buddies is an accessible nearby barnyard experience. I was lucky enough to grow up around chickens, so I'm not new to livestock. It's my firm belief kids should be around animals, and know where their food comes from, whether it be eggs, milk and/or meat. While not a place I'd recommend traveling large distances to visit, for those nearby or whom happen to be in the area, Barnyard Buddies is a wonderful opportunity to feed enthusiastically hungry goats & sheep, and brush plump piggies. Highly recommend!

To say I had fun would be an understatement. Evan told us we were in the barn we had a great time…read moregoing back and fourth between the stalls of the cows he was like we have smaller cows and showed me the ones that were smaller than the other cow we saw. They were sucking on us and trying to eat our clothes we had so much fun. Evan even got us drinks and offered us champagne or beer which we just took water because we don't drink I'm going to go back with my sisters

Had a great time on the 2-hour tour today. Jo and Evan were both really pleasant people and…read moregraciously put up with all of our many questions about the ranch and the animals. The animals were all really great to interact with, especially during the lunch where we got to spend time up close with the goats and baby cows. The unexpected star of the lunch was their dog "Blu."She was such a sweetheart. We had such a good experience that we started talking about when we could go back almost as soon as we were driving away.

LOTS TO DO HERE: * corn-pit for kids…read more* lots of pumpkins * photo opportunities * corn maze * carnival games * roller coasters & carnival rides * bounce houses * petting zoo If you check their website they usually offer different discounts during the week days! Example: on Wednesdays they have a $30 unlimited rides wristband available. My kids and I all had a lot of fun and 3 hours went by very quickly! It'll be a yearly pumpkin patch we visit for sure!

I would recommend this pumpkin patch. It does get a little packed with people on the weekends. We…read morecame on a Sunday. Parking lot was full and the line is pretty long. Look at the line. Look at the line outside.

We thoroughly enjoyed our private tour of Wake Farm. We petted goats, chickens, horses, donkeys and…read morefed a pot bellie pig! Our guide was very friendly and it was a fun and wholesome activity for the entire family!

We had our private tour with Kylee and her mom. They're an awesome team and were so patient with us…read moreand our infant twins. We loved hearing about their trees and animals. The views are breathtakingly. We visited in March so the weather was perfect. We will definitely be back with friends and family.

The Alpaca Hacienda is sadly closing sometime in May and now it is only by appointment. Just go to…read moretheir website to make an appointment. This place is super cute and the staff is just wonderful. They are passionate about their alpacas and love them. They are well cared for and cute as can be. The grounds are in a lovely area and the place is kept clean. They has a little store and they have the most wonderful Alpacas. They are just so cute and they are super gentle. Your kids will love seeing them. The Alpacas have lots of space and they all seem to get along. It is sad to see this place go. We will miss it.

Booked this as an activity while we were in Temecula, not knowing much about Alpaca's. Well, let's…read morejust say I left full of knowledge! Our tour guide, Julie was great at going over the do's and don't of being around them. Also, she shared beautiful stories of how this all started and information about Alpacas. They were all so cute and well behaved (didn't get spit on) haha. I apologize that I can not recall the name of the great woman who showed us how their coats are handled. I think I was so intrigued with what she was sharing that I didn't catch her name. With that said, it actually was my favorite part! If in the area, I would recommend booking this! Great for all ages :)

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.

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!

Amazing place to take the kiddos, a lot of pumpkins and bouncy for kids to jump, also a petting…read morezoo! Amazing time!!

Amazing patch! The best in town! The lights are amazing and definitely has the cool spooky vibe…read moreyou're looking for! Instagram worthy photos! Going to be coming back this szn! If you haven't come see the best of the patches in los Angeles

Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Festival *October 9th, 2026…read more*5:30pm- Friday *3.5 Stars Environment: *Moderate Sized Parking Lot *Outside Seating *Information Station *Events: Pumpkin Patch Corn Maze, Rubber Duck Races, Petting/Feeding Zoo, Hay Rides, Music/DJ *Access to Farm Store Food/Drinks: *Food Trucks Available *Snack Vendors Available Went to the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Festival for Alumni Opening Day with my sister, who graduated from here, and my mom. Overall, it was a good experience with lots of activities to enjoy, plenty of staff around, and information booths where you could learn more about the different services and events. There was also a good variety of food trucks and snack vendors, and I liked having access to the farm store. However, I do think there are a few areas that could be improved. Getting into the event was somewhat confusing, with three separate lines for alumni/family, families of current students, and scholarship attendees. The lines weren't clearly distinguished, and there were only two tablets being used for all three lines, making it difficult to tell where we were supposed to go. Once we got inside, we were given wristbands and tickets, but no one explained what the tickets were for or how to use them. Although there were plenty of activities advertised, not everything was open during our visit. The event layout also felt a little crowded, especially around the information booths, which were close together and made it difficult to explore with so many people around. Having a map showing where all the activities were located would have been helpful. For example, the corn maze and hay rides were tucked away in a corner without clear signage, and we only found them because our group happened to wander in that direction. I'm glad we did, though, because I really enjoyed the corn maze, and the staff in that area were very friendly! Parking was another area that could use improvement. Luckily, visitors with handicap placards were able to park across the street in paved spots for easier access. For everyone else, cars were parked on a field adjacent to the event with uneven ground and holes, making it difficult to walk, especially for older visitors or anyone with an unsteady gait. There also weren't clearly marked parking spaces or lanes, so figuring out how to leave was confusing. With only one entrance and exit, traffic could become difficult when leaving. While there were plenty of staff members throughout the event, it would have been nice to have some stationed at popular photo spots to help take pictures, such as by the pumpkin patch hill sign or Cal Poly Pumpkin sign as you enter. Lastly, the farm store was open, but many items were already out of stock less than an hour into the event. Overall, I enjoyed the experience and appreciated the variety of activities available. With clearer check-in lines, better communication about the wristbands and tickets, improved signage and parking organization, and better stocking of the farm store, I think the festival could be even more enjoyable for visitors. I appreciate Cal Poly Pomona continuing to put on this event year after year, especially since it's closer to home compared to other pumpkin and fall festivals that can take 2-3 hours to get to. Despite a few areas for improvement, it's a fun local event with lots of potential, and I'm glad we had the opportunity to attend!

2nd year attending! It's always warm out so make sure you dress appropriately and hydrate! The hay…read moreride and corn maze are always our go-to favorites. We love them sooo much! We also tried their petting food and little cow train. It's soooo cute a great place to learn, have fun, and support your local university. Go early as pumpkins go fast and the bad ones are left for everyone else.