Update for Easter. New Bounce house for little kids (2-4 years old) & a large obstacle course. Has…read morea petting zoo & a small motorized cars in a circle.

They go above and beyond to bring smiles to kids and families--not just through their amazing…read moreattractions, but through their generosity. This year, they donated hundreds of pumpkins to local non-profit organizations so children could enjoy fall festivities and pumpkin decorating at no cost. It's heartwarming to see a business that not only provides fun and adventure but also gives back so generously. Thank you, Four Seasons of Fun Adventurelands, for being such an incredible community partner and making a difference for so many local kids and families.

Such a great place to take kids! They will love all of the animals and parents will enjoy all the…read morefresh fruits and vegetables available to take home!

Some of the best fruit ! Love going here . It is family friendly and a fun environmentread more

This review is for the Thousand Oaks location…read more Very racist manager Johnnie she knew I would write the review and proudly yelled her name about the situation. I came with my spouse & 1 year old. I asked the manager for recommendations but she interrupted me with "you can read the sign next to me" Once I made my purchases she charged me extra and cut the time from 15 minutes to 5 minutes once i walked to the first jumó house. I felt uncomfortable with the hostility and demands they had and the attitude they had talking to the kids because of being "short staff" but there was only 2 families there at 11am. I felt unwelcomed and asked if there is a solution to use remaining tickets for something else. The coworker I was speaking with was very sweet and told me no refunds. As we were heading out the manger interrupted our convo and said "what's the problem." I expressed my concerns and she did not like the answer I said about it feeling unwelcoming/bad energy. That is when my fiancé asked what is happening I said nothing let's leave. As we were heading out, the manager demanded me to walk back to the booth & yelled "you can have your refund but you are forever kicked out of here." I told her there's many more welcoming pumpkin patches to enjoy and that's when she threaten she will use her power (a white woman towards a Native American in calling security and finding a reason to get me in jail" mind you, we were already leaving! That's when she got out the booth to get more aggressive with us and threaten to use her privilege get us behind bars. this..so ridiculous.. I would NOT come to this place with children. She clearly did NOT like the way we looked the moment we step foot. No one should harass you at a pumpkin patch. No one should follow you as you're already exiting the premises with your family to instigate and threaten us of harm. The pictures & video show she was the aggressor. Her fists gives it away how mucus he wanted to fights. Who acts this way while WORKING?! This is very concerning especially over something so MINOR. This place should be shut down for discrimination, aggressive behavioral, racial slurs. Families just come to enjoy a fun day while people like this come for an evil agenda.

(Thousand Oaks Blvd. - not Moorpark)…read more Well - I have been coming her for about 20 years for our Christmas tree. This year a woman named Johnny was running the cash stand and represented herself as the manager. My mother who is 75 and my six year old daughter were with me. My mother has come here for as long as I can remember (born and raised in Thousand Oaks.) I had already picked out my tree and was up to pay for it when Johnny told me that my 11 foot tree needed three people to deliver. (Not the end of the world.) That said it was 20 dollars per person and a 50 dollar delivery fee. I tip each person who comes 20 dollars when they deliver so this was a lot of money for a three minute drive. I asked why three people & explained that last year I bought a 13 foot tree and only two people delivered. Her first words were that is fine I will cancel the purchase. I said no immediately & I was trying to run the math in my head & figure out if I should try & brave it and bring it home on my car. Long story I was talking with the kid who was helping me (he was wonderful!) and my Mom went up and started asking about the policy and the new fees. Johnny screamed at my Mom loudly in front of my daughter & told us she would call the cops and have us removed from "her property." I walked over and she had canceled my purchase and threw the receipt in my Mom's face. So they lost $500 plus any tip for the poor kid who had already dragged the tree back over. Thankfully we went to Benett's (sic?) in Agoura right on Kanan. Lovely people and our new tree is lovely. Such a shame to see a TO fixture come to this. I will never come here again until the owner confirms that Johnny has been terminated. My daughter was sobbing when we got in the car & the "Christmas Spirit" is not here. There are so many other places - stay away and do our community a favor.

We visited this beautiful farm after watching the documentary. We did the family tour and I plan to…read morego back and do the walking tour. Everyone was very kind and more than willing to answer any and all of our questions. I will say I'm glad I purchased the "Family Tour" with my 10 year old coming along. The focus was more on the animals, Also, it was only 1 hour (as opposed to 2) and it was educational and interesting for him. The walking tour is meant for adults (which I didn't realize before I visited the farm). I'm excited to return.

The farm tour is a ripoff at $65(!) per person. A lot of time is spent gawking at animals as a…read morenovelty, discussing fairly standard practice. Our tour group asked many more technical questions about the actual farming practices which could not be answered by the guides. And of course, details like the finances of regenerative farming and its feasibility to be reproduced and sustained without large private investment was not brought up. The farm feels more like a tourism experience than a serious dive into regenerative farming practice, outside of some interesting insights into fertilizer and ground cover to prevent water loss.

I finally had the time to stop by this Aldi store today right when they open to get some groceries…read more The produce area is located right when you enter the store. The meat is toward the back right corner of the store along with all the other refrigerated items. This Aldi has a lot of space inside but there no self checkout. There was no one at the cashier when I was ready to check out so I walked to the bread area because I saw an employee working. I asked him if there was any cashier working and he said he'll be right there. He did not look happy to be working this morning and was not friendly at all. There a lot of parking spots in the plaza this store is in.

I am a solo household so I shop every three days. I shop Aldi for specific things and no I don't…read moreshop "Aldi Finds." Their fruit and veggies come from the same places regular markets buy from at a fraction of the price! I buy extra and freeze. They have an XL "bake at home" fresh pizza for $5.99 - cheese only, pepperoni or a supreme (they're $8.29). I get four meals out of it! I like that I don't have to buy a bag of potatoes, apples etc. I can buy small quantities. I buy my boneless skinless chicken breast here because their price is more competitive than any other market. Ambience is that of a grocery store and recently, they've rearranged the stores in a really odd way. Nuts can be in three different places. The stores are short staffed but all the folks are friendly and helpful if you need something. They're super fast on the register as they're timed. If you haven't tried them yet, do. They have some items that you won't find in regular grocery stores that are worth a try and their store brand isn't bad either.

This year for my New Year's Resolution I told myself I was going to eat healthier and cook more and…read morethis is the best way for me to do that. Good Box Organics is not only convenient, with the food being delivered right to my door, but is entirely healthy as well. The owners Samantha and Mark started this business in 2010 and have a mission of creating a healthier future. The best part is they work with local farmers to get all their produce and find multiple ways to give back to the community. They also have their Support a School program where they donate 5% back from every box sold. They have different boxes to choose from and different sizes as well. Some boxes are fruits only and others include fruits and vegetables. I went with the half size fruit and vegetable box. Before delivery, you get an email of what is going to be inside the box and the best part for me is, it includes recipes of what you can make with the items in your box. My box included an avocado, pears, apples, oranges, broccoli, cilantro, pink chard, and lettuce. One of the recipes included Baked Broccoli Parmesan Fritters which I am definitely going to try out because I always need new ideas for meals with having two small children. The delivery fee for their boxes is $6.95 or you can pick up the boxes for free at many of their local pickup locations. The service area covers the greater Los Angeles Area , San Fernando Valley, Pasadena, and Conejo Valley so definitely something for everyone!

This is an incredible company. I say this as someone who works for it! I taught preschool with…read moreSam's dad for years, and after watching her and Mark bring organic fruits and veggies to schools and families for years I switched from teaching and I working for Good Box because that's how much I believe in this company. The farmers are kind and good people. The produce is local, fresh, and can't be matched. The small team that makes this company work are AMAZING individuals. Sam and Mark are truly two of the kindest and most genuine people in my life. I couldn't recommend supporting a small local company more. I genuinely mean it.

I was recently at the Thousand Oaks Aldi. I hope that this review reaches the upper management. As…read moreI was walking down one of the aisles and understandably distracted by my favorite foods, I suddenly stepped on a plastic rectangular price tag. It felt like a piece of slick ice and as I went down, was fortunately able to grab hold of a side shelf to keep me from actually falling. Being a senior, this really put me at unease! As I left the store, and now paying more attention to where I placed my feet, two large water puddles, NOT marked with yellow caution signs, sat around one of the cash register areas! On my way out after paying, a small harvest of little blueberries were scattered all over the exit way! More slippery obstacles! I'm feeling nervous now about returning because the floors were unsafe for vulnerable seniors as myself. Thank you for listening. An Aldi Fan

By far, one of the weakest Aldi branches, hence that multiple negative reviews. The customer…read moreservice is the weakest point most of the time you don't find anyone and in the few times you do they're extremely unhelpful and on the rude side , I had a very negative experience with the cashier, I can't remember his name, but he had multiple tattoos in his neck. Although some of their products are good, most of the time the shelves are half empty. It's one of those stores , where no one cares, definitely needs more stronger, managerial influence. I took the high decision of stopping going there after the gradual, but steady deterioration