After my horrible experience last year, the owners of the actual company reached out to me and gave…read moreme a full refund + some extra credit to use on my next visit. Apparently, the "no refund" comment the woman said to me is not actually a thing. I came back to the pumpkin patch this year to use up one of my $25 credits. The guy working the front was super nice - my daughter technically should have been charged the over 2 rate but since she is right on the threshold in terms of age, he gave us the lower rate. For both my kids, a full hour would have cost us $28 but he just took my $25 credit and said to not worry about the difference. The weather was warm and beautiful the afternoon we went and my kids had a blast trying all of the different jump houses and slides. There is quite a good variety to choose from and plenty of seating for the adults to relax and watch their kids from a difference. Of course, you also have a selection of pumpkins and toys to choose from if you so wish. A big turnaround in experience!

No no no. This place was a rip off. We paid for the 1 hour versus the 30 minutes for our two kids…read moreand you can do this entire place in 15 mins. One of the slides was so tall it was hard for little kids to climb and slide up on. The rest of inflatables were more geared for toddlers and they were bored after 15 mins. The inflatables were not exciting or even Halloween themed. There were not pumpkins to purchase and the ones they had there were just for decorations. The poor parents just get to sit on bales of hay in the sun or fog, depending what time of the day you go. They were selling juices and snacks that were overpriced when you could just walk to Target and buy for much cheaper. The only thing that was good was the cute selection of socks for kids to buy to use on the inflatables. No one was wearing a mask and parents were just surfing the phones waiting for their children to be done. But one sign that we should have seen before going was no kid was crying to not leave. Every kid just walked out and was ready. Save your money and go to a pumpkin patch or farm with stuff and avoid this place.

It's hard to miss. If you didn't see it your children sure will. $23/hr for bounce houses. $18/half…read morehour. These are cash prices. They will charge a fee for credit cards. I hate when vendors do that. The kids had a blast. Fun happy space in the middle of a parking lot so plenty of parking.

Really sad the farmer's market no longer exists. We go every Saturday to check if it opened in 2026…read moreand there is no sign or notification why it was closed.

Small farmers market. Easy parking. Great location. But limited number of vendors. I didn't count,…read morebut it seemed like about 12 "farmers." Most were selling the same types of fruits and veggies. If you know what you want and appreciate a fast, no hassle, no wandering around farmers market experience, go to this one. The most diverse local farmers market IMHO is at College of San Mateo on Saturday from 9:00-1:00. Much larger, but parking can be a bear, and it's not as close to us.

Friendliest staff, fun vibe, perfectly shaped full trees! Worth every penny. We come to this lot…read moreevery year.

Been coming here as long as I can recall. Great service from wonderfully friendly people. Awesome…read moretrees. Open today on Thanksgiving!

I wouldn't recommend going to Moreland Pumpkin Patch if you're planning on doing the family walk…read more It was quite expensive at $15 per person, even for my 2yo. We lined up at our 730pm check-in time and waited 35 minutes in the cold and were only halfway through the line. We left because it would have been another 25-35 more minutes to get through the line. However, the staff was great and the carnival games were fun. Nice to have all of the thoughtful decorations as well, our child loved playing with all of the pumpkins.

This patch is cute…read more The haunted trail costs $15 per person and there are scheduled appointment times to go in, however the line backs up and you have to wait at least 30 minutes past your appointment time before entering. We did not enter the trail until 720pm, and that is after getting in line at 640pm. Just be aware. Which is fine, my family had fun and the actors inside are funny and well rehearsed. However, since we waited so long, we got out of the trail around 750pm. My kid wanted to play the carnival games, which close at 8pm, so we bought some tickets to play, and were out to the carnival by 752pm, they had already taken everything down and had only a few simple games still up. My kid was bummed, but I figured since there were no refunds, I could go back and get a snack instead with my tickets. I was denied and told to come back next week to redeem the tickets. I know this is all for a good cause and it really isn't too big of a deal, but it is silly that I literally bought the tickets within a minute and then walked back after the carnival being closed and then denied to even use the tickets on anything else and then told to come back next week. They were told not to sell any tickets since they were closing up the carnival early, but I guess it wasn't communicated well. I guess we will be back to use up the tickets next weekend...?

Five stars simply for having the tallest, best silver tips available anywhere at this point in time…read moreso close to Christmas. It is high in price but these are super rare trees that need EXPENSIVE permits and the permitting process got lots worse and more limiting this year. The second wave of silver tips never came this year. I usually wait around on the sidelines to get them - these trees grow only at 6,000 feet and some years they get snowed in. Still, today if you want a 11+ foot tall tree that is silver tip - I think this is your only option. There is one more on Park St Alameda and another on Solano Ave in I think Albany - but they all have lower inventory of the tallest and nicest and most expensive. The best it just good enough for me when it comes to Christmas trees. This year it has become a careful chess game with the low inventory, the blizzard situations in the mountains and the new more limiting and expensive permitting process. Yes, I lurk around these tree farms and kick tires and take mental notes about what's going on. And I can guarantee if you have a hotel lobby or a beautiful home with vaulted ceilings and you want the tree to go all the way to the ceiling - this is your best bet.

They have an excellent selection of trees and decoration. There is plenty of helpful staff. They…read moreare friendly, too. They offer delivery service so you don't gave to put the tree on your car roof or wherever. Everything you need is there, and the process is quick. About the only thing I'd improve is the scheduling for delivery. We were promised 1-2:30 because we had some business meetings in the afternoon. After a couple calls the delivery folks showed up at 2:50 -- fortunately his meeting had ended and my 3 o'clock one hadn't started yet so we tag teamed and got the tree up in the living room okay.

My family has been getting the Greenhearts box for about 6-7 years, and it has been a lifesaver!…read moreThe box is consistently delivered right to our doorstep, which saves me a ton of time on grocery shopping. The produce itself is outstanding -- always fresh, fragrant, and delicious. Additionally, the variety in each box has made me a more adventurous cook over the years, since you sometimes receive produce you may not have bought otherwise. I highly recommend this CSA if you are looking for high-quality local produce delivered to your door at a very reasonable price.

We have been getting our CSA box from greenhearts for almost three years, and we are constantly…read moretalking this business up. We pay $45 for our CSA box and not only is the quality and amount of food worth the price, but it has helped us "eat with the seasons" which we have really enjoyed. There is a personal note with every box, and they stay up to date on their Instagram about what is happening on their farm. Last year, we needed to cancel our box for two months for personal reasons and it was so simple. We then picked right back where we left off. They are kind, understanding, and we can tell they are really invested in the community aspect of their business.

Worst pumpkin patch ever! The old gentlemen are truly racist and grumpy. One was yelling at a…read morefamily that just entered as if they were going to go into the jumpy house without paying. They literally just walked in. No hello, welcome, how are you ... just hey are you going to the jumpy house, you better pay right now. Dude chill out and give them a second to decide, don't just judge them by their appearance. Then as I was waiting in line to purchase my pumpkins (which is over priced), the other worker was talking down to the mom that was trying to pay for her son to partake in the jumpy house. I DO NOT RECOMMEND coming here at all. It's a waste of time, over priced and worst customer service ever. This place is more like Grumpy Kevin's Pumpkin Patch!

The first time I came to Grandpa Kevin's Pumpkin Patch was in October 2009 at the Serramonte Mall…read morewhich they are located on the side of Target. My boyfriend and I saw that there was a pumpkin patch so we decided to come here and check out the place. We didn't get the chance to buy a pumpkin at my hometown where it also has a corn maze so we ended up buying one here. Anyways, Halloween was a week away so we bought 2 big pumpkins for $20. We ended up carving Minnie and Hello Kitty pumpkins that year. Today, I went back to the pumpkin patch and it was the same like last year. They had bouncy houses, paintings and some which you can take pictures with by putting your face in. Some paintings included G-Force, Lilo & Stitch, Toy Story, Monsters Inc, Patrick & Spongebob, and etc. They even have the weird looking pumpkins which they called it "Aliens". Lol. You pay by the size of the pumpkins which ranges from $1-$12 which is the biggest. I was surprised how much perfect pumpkins they had cause at grocery store and stuff they look so ugly loll.