We enjoyed our afternoon at Haunted Pumpkin Patch. We went through the haunt with the magical…read morelantern and they even said they turn off the sound if needed (my 6 year old is on the Autism Spectrum). He liked the creepiness and used his headphones but enjoyed it. He took photos at all the cutouts, picked pumpkins, and played in the corn pit. Fun time!!

This place is a serious Diamond in the rough! I can't believe I've lived here for so long and never…read morebeen. Excellent prices and service!

Perfect family friendly, free local pumpkin patch! I have a newborn and wanted to avoid the stress…read moreand cost of the popular big places in town. This was an amazing find and exactly what I was looking for! It was well kept, super cute with lots of photo ops, plenty to do without being overwhelming or too busy. They have a small corn maze (takes 10-15 minites), tractor ride, a full fledged pumpkin patch, large hale pyramid to climb, and pumpkin shooter. There's also a small flower patch. Prices were very reasonable for whatever items you want to do, especially considering no cost for parking or entrance. There was a good amount of shade on the property which is super nice. Only 1 porta potty which is a big con for me, but since it's not too far out of town not the end of the world. Parking lot is big enough for the size of the place, gravel. Everything was stroller friendly for our little one. The girls working were sweet and even willing to take some photos for us with the cute pumpkin arch. There was 1 food truck on site but limited options. Probably plan to eat before/after. Overall, definitely intend to come back next year and make this a fun tradition. It doesn't have the rides or slides or big entertainment that places like Bishops have, but its really cute and has plenty to do for a family that is wanting something smaller scale.

We accidentally stumbled on Little Field Farms one day taking the long way to Auburn. We ended up…read morestopping there in the way back and it was a lot of fun for our kids. They have a corn maze a tractor ride, some beautiful flowers to walk around, a huge hay pyramid and a bunch of pumpkins for sale. The cost to park and walk in is free but the rides and other stuff cost is minimal. The employees were very nice as they greeted us upon walking up to main booth. All in all it's really fun for the kids and didn't cost much money. I'd definitely recommend this place!

Fun festive pumpkin patch!…read more This family run pumpkin patch is in the heart of Folsom. This was perfect for small children as it isn't huge like many other patches. They have a variety of pumpkins for sale, and reasonably priced. They have tractor hay rides, animals for petting (bunnies, goats, & chickens) and pony rides. They had a corn maze/tunnel that the children loved running through. And the rocking horse corral was a big hit. And it was reasonably priced. We will be back at Christmas, when it turns into a tree farm!

I came here with my family for their pumpkin patch in October…read more We had such a great time. We came early so the parking wasn't bad at all and it wasn't too hot. It's such a cute, family-friendly place. They had all different sizes of pumpkins, some food to purchase, a small petting zoo, a tractor/trailer ride, and small area of little pumpkins and rocking horses to sit on. We met several other families there and thoroughly enjoyed our time. (Pumpkins are also reasonably priced).

I was excited with the thought of going to the Pumpkin Nights, i was visualizing all types of…read morepumpkins carved and looking amazing. Boy was i wrong!!!! The "pumpkins" they had were fake styrofoam cut outs, they looked nice but they were fake so that was a big disappointment for my self. The food vendors they had were kinda whack. The funnel cake vendor was really backed up they started giving back people their money. It sucked because even tho their fryer was broke they still kept selling cakes and telling people 10 minutes. They could of kept it real and closed down earlier. The teriyaki vendor was pretty good but most of their food was sold out. Over all the the experience was so so the display of the "pumpkins" was alright the lighting was decent. I wouldn't come back ever again tho it really didn't wow me.

Skip it!!! It took ONLY 30 min to walk through. This was an…read moreexpensive night. For minimal sights and sounds. Impressed with the styrofoam carvings yes. Lots of details but expected a lot more. Maybe more themed areas. Maybe more interactions. I don't know, but I'm bummed and all of my friends I convinced to go and buy tickets for the family are pissed about "wasting money" too. Gee thanks for the coupon code Pumpkin Nights. Family of four still costed $55 Looks like all the pics and videos advertised are from out of state Pumpkin Nights.

We take the grandkids every year. Great selection of pumpkins and gourds , corn maze, and a large…read moresandbox , (try to get the kids out of that lol). Many farm animals to see as well.

From the owner: The Pumpkin Patch at Amador Flower Farm began as a labor of love! Jeanne Deaver, owner of the…read moreflower farm, loves fall and kids- so, what better to do for the children of Amador County than start a pumpkin patch? Several generations of local kids have now grown up having their photos taken here at the farm. Many years later The Pumpkin Patch at Amador Flower Farm is still open to the public with no charge for admission to the patch or the corn maze. Bring your family, friends, and a picnic and enjoy some good old-fashioned family fun in the country! We're sure you'll love the quality and variety of pumpkins, gourds, corn, and winter squashes you'll find and will want to support the farm by buying some for your fall home decor and baking! Open daily 9am-4pm, October 1st-31st every year.

We LOVE Rickey Ranch! We've been going for the last 4-5 years. Some years we go multiple times!…read more Everyone is always super nice and helpful. They have several different style pumpkins and lots of sizes to choose from. They have tons of photo ops around the patch from pyramid hay stack, old trucks, tractor, photo cut outs and more. My little LOVES riding the ponies every year! It's her favorite thing there! Pony rides are $13. And sooooo fun! They also have farm animals, truck ride you can go on and blow up play area for kids. I even saw face painting this year! Oh and snow cones!!!! 10/10 would recommend!

Mama needed a fall activity and so did my babes…read more I needed a place close but fun! The interwebz, led me to Rickey Ranch. The boys enjoyed themselves! Horse rides, pumpkins, hay rides, Pic opportunities, animals to feed, blow up run through thing, snacks, and a giant hay pyramid. Support local and fun!

I have taken my little grandson there around halloween time and he loves it. The corn maze is just…read morethe right size for a 4 year old. He loves the bails of hay to run on and jump off, the sand box, feeding the goats, and just running around. I absolutely recommend it!

Regenerative farming in action! Cover crops, livestock, field crops in action, visible and…read moreaccessible.

What a great gem in the heart of Rocklin. Not only are the gifts unique, prices are reasonable and…read morethe CUSTOMER SERVICE is outstanding. All while helping others. This was my first visit but will not be my last.

We go to the Deer Creek pumpkin patch every year (some years more than one)! This year was a…read morelittle disappointing. We went on a Saturday so we could get face painting, fun balloons, petting animals and Snowie King! However......we found out after waiting around that the face painting wasn't coming, the petting animals never showed and Snowie King wasn't open. Big bummer! My little was sad....but we did get a fun balloon! They do have a large variety of pumpkins. All sizes and colors go pick from! And lots of photo ops.

First the Good:…read more souvenir pint glass, great choice of beer, great food choices, plenty of seating, there is not a more beautiful place in Tahoe for Oktoberfest! The Bad: $10 pretzels are cold and stale and no beer cheese to dip, beer refill lines way to long, bands were not good, no fun music and they take long breaks between. Also not one Chicken Dance?? Really?? No pumpkin patch for kids. Overall this has the makings to be a great Oktoberfest, next year we will make the drive to Camp Richardson's Oktoberfest, always good time there.

Can't wait for this awesome event! 5 bucks for imported German beers served in 1/2 liter glass…read moresteins. Heard they are going to have Bitburger this year. Last year they had a 20 piece Bavarian band and a few German dance troops. Squaw is the perfect place for this event, it really takes you back to Bavaria. Just awesome!

Right along the side of the two lane Colfax Highway in the foothills town of Grass Valley is the…read moreBierwagen Farm Market. Stop on in. The folks are super friendly. Veggies and fruit are ultra fresh. They offer produce not only from the Bierwagen family orchard farm but also from other local farmers. They also sell local honey, pies, jams and jellies; and pet food made from fresh raw meat including bits. The building is a real building with walls and ceiling. I don't remember if they had central AC, but the ultra hot summer Saturday that I dropped in ... the temp was way cooler in the building than outside, quite comfortable actually. And I'm a wimp in the heat. They share a paved parking lot with the Happy Kitchen restaurant, which is also a venture of the Bierwagen farm family. Oh my, their pies are heavenly. Things to note: the farm market is open seasonally. Currently they are open 11-4 pm Monday- Saturday. But for sure, for the full 411... I advise checking out their Facebook site. The Facebook site will have the items in season and current hours of operation. Facebook: Bierwagen's Donner Trail Fruit and Farm Market. #BierwagenFarmMarketInGrassValley