It is a good experience. It's going to cost you. Getting in the door costs, tickets for the rides…read morewill cost yah, the pumpkins cost yah (you do get a five dollar voucher for pumpkins over a certain amount) and then they will get you with the beer and brats for a little more $$$. As long you have a plan for it, it's a solid experience. My girls had a blast truly. They did the petting zoo (wish the parents didn't have pay) those goats just want the treats inside not the free food. Pro tip bring some quarters and you'll be the hero in there. They did water panning for rocks, multiple times. Did the John Deer ride and took in a puppet show. The beer on tap for the Oktoberfest beer garden was excellent. Brewery X was the big one on tap. The brat was solid. Kids wolfed down the big pretzel. Plenty of seating in there to sit and eat.

This is our second year getting a tree here and it's been great. Plenty of good looking, healthy…read moretrees to choose from, and reasonably priced! It's a fun experience we're making a tradition after Thanksgiving and there's something special about having a real tree. The service is always great? You pick the treee and they do the rest from netting it, and tying it to your car, really easy process!

So much fun!!! My kids had a blast!! The jumpers were fun…read morefor both my 3-year-old and 10! Super cute and clean.

We have been coming here every year in October to pick out a pumpkin or two and some produce but…read morenow Pumpkin City has decided to start charging people 20.00 to get in and the produce prices are expensive now to. They want 16.00 for a small bottle of hot sauce etc. The wife wants to skip on this place next year and i have to agree.

The goods here are quite delicious and they have an eclectic line of items you could get~…read more They also have the most adorable mascots for their fruits! We tried the watermelon jam and the strawberry guava jam. D E L I C I O U S. We need to try more of their items next time!!!

Tanaka sucks. The customer service is very poor. I ordered…read more 2 tickets online on Sunday 3:30 pm. Paid $60. They cancelled the water melon pick up tour without my knowledge. They never send us the confirmation mail and text the reminder information. We went up the counter, the people who are working there were unfriendly and rude. The customer service was very poor and hard to reach. They should rearrange us two seniors to another opening day even if it's another event like strawberry or any crop to replace it.

I took my kids here today and we had a great time! I'll admit it's not the cheapest activity to do…read morewith kids, but the offerings here are so unique that it feels worthwhile. We spent a total of $45 dollars since I have one preschooler and one toddler (kids under 3 are free!). We got one tray of food to feed the animals, and my older daughter got to do a pony ride too. First we went to the guinea pig area, where you get to sit down and have the attendant place a guinea pig in a little pen on the bench with you. You can feed it and pet it, and if there's no line then you can stay as long as you like! The guinea pigs are so tame and tolerant. It was the perfect thing for my young toddler to experience, since she is the opposite of gentle (we're working on it, ha!). My preschooler loved feeding the guinea pig too. Then we saw the pigs and emu. The pigs were so cute and little! Next to their pen was the goats. The goats were HUNGRY! Even when we ran out of food they kept trying to reach for things. But they were pretty gentle too. There is plenty of space for kids to spread out and pet or feed the goats. Lastly, they have some llamas and alpacas next to the goats. They didn't seem as interested in the food but they didn't mind a few gentle pats on the head. There's lots of shade available, which was a must when you come around noon in July. The whole guinea pig area is fully covered, and about half of the remaining animal areas are in shade too, so we were warm but not overheating. The pony ride was great. Kids 3 and up are allowed to ride. The saddles are equipped with full enclosed harnesses so the littlest kids will remain securely fastened. The pony trainer leads your kid around the path, but parents have to stay back at the entrance. I wish parents could go in with the kids, especially if it's their first time and they're feeling a little nervous- so that's my only suggestion for improvement. After all the animal activities, we went to the other side where there is a playground and other activities, like a train, some diggers and panning for gold. We just played on the playground and didn't pay for any additional activities. There are some benches and picnic tables, some with shade, near the playground so it was perfect for a snack break. All in all, we spent almost 2 hours here and it was the perfect mid-morning activity for my animal-loving kids!

Pretty pricey for what it is. It's a bit on the smaller side, which we were surprised with given…read moreall of the attractions listed on their webpage - it's a bit cramped. We bought tickets and signed waivers ahead of time so we were able to walk right in. In order to feed the animals, each feed plate was $6! And the plates weren't that big. Gone in 60sec. There were goats, an emu, and other animals to feed. There are also pony rides that cost more money. The kids enjoyed it. The staff were also really friendly. There is also an area to do some panning and sit on a digger. They charge for both of those. And the panning has different tiers if you want to splurge and get better rocks. One of the diggers was out of order, and the digger my son went on wasn't working properly. The guy at that station was on his phone the whole time and wasn't available to help, so that was a wasted run. Very much a cash grab. Honestly, the boutique shops and eateries around the ranch and the small park were more worth it.

We had such a wonderful time, walking through and tasting all of the great food at the farmers…read moremarket. The fruit stand was my favorite- EVERYTHING was fresh and delicious. We also visited the petting zoo. The animals were all so calm and well mannered. They were adorable. Everyone was kind and welcoming. I want to go every Friday!

Nicely set up, well organized. Fruit products , like peaches, prices arent listed. They r weighed…read moreand expensive. Bakery was well stocked and better prices. Inside barn has retail goods. Overall, well presented but prices r too high to really shop there.

Park in Lot 2 or 3…read more A great place to see live animals (chickens), as well as learning about the importance of Horticulture and how it can be used in both an educational and community setting. The business has various plants that change with the seasons, and it's very cool to see the produce we normally see in stores grow in its natural habitat.

Locate inside the Irvine Great Park and the Orange Balloon Park. Free parkings surrounding the…read morepark. It takes about 5 minutes to walk through the whole place since it is very small. I enjoyed them since I don't get to these some of these fruits/plants in every day life growing from the ground. I saw lemongrass, hanging veggies (totally don't know what they call in English) : ) "Bau", aloe vera, green oranges, banana plants with flowers blooming chickens picking food on the ground, figs, sugarcane, peppers...etc. It is free to enter and it's 5 minutes walking from the Orange Balloon area. They have activities schedule for the Food Lab on the Irvine website. There used to be a big Orange field next to it and fruits were donated to Food Banks but now lands are renovated for recreational activities and homes.

They have the most beautiful Christmas trees this year! Honestly, I never thought that a blue…read moreflocked, pink flocked, red flocked so many flocking colors to choose from. Many fun people here to help you choose whatever your favorite Christmas tree may be! Great service here. It may be a little bit pricier than other Christmas Tree lots, but here the trees look healthier and more beautiful.

We arrived on Saturday in the afternoon, and we were told we just missed the huge rush…read more.. Good to know for next year . The space that pumpkin cities Christmas trees moved to is very spacious .. of course as you know, Christmas trees have gone up 10% and it reflects on everything from the wreaths to the trees. They had a very nice selection. We were able to find just the tree we were looking for. We were told that they were short of staff, and that I think is something that Christmastree lots having common. They will net your tree, prepare it, and bring it to your car for you . I highly recommend you tip these folks they work very hard . And it is the season after all ....

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.

This is the perfect family friendly spot for fall! My son had so much fun at the pumpkin patch…read morehere. Love that it's small and not very crowded. I will be coming back next year. I will definitely be checking them out in December!

Very disappointed this year. Pumpkin patch had old blow ups nothing new or back drops for pictures…read more Nobody selling food items. Two guys inside were not friendly. We won't be back! Blah! Kids did enjoy the swing that's about it.

Came here on a Friday and on a Tuesday! Tickets are at a reasonable price in my opinion. On the…read moreweekdays you can buy a wristband for $40. They have yummy food options, you don't have to pay to get in and the pumpkins sell for a reasonable price. The staff was all very friendly. What I love about this pumpkin patch is that 1) their prices are not gouging your pockets 2) on the weekdays it's not packed 3) it's small but it's got everything my kids love 4) it's close by I would advice to come as early as 4pm on the weekends because the line was very long when we came on Friday but luckily we got there early and beat the line

I have been going to many pumpkin patches in the area, and this one was ok. The staff is not very…read morefriendly or welcoming. They don't greet you upon paying. It is "free" to walk-in, but it is cash only and have a ATM machine that charges you $4-5 fee. We bought $40 worth of tickets which is not much for the kids to enjoy. They have about 5-6 bounce houses. Each one "costing" about 5-10 tickets. The other small rides which are meant for children possibly 10 and under are about 5-7 tickets. The uneven number of tickets is also frustrating so that either you don't use them or buy more. I get that it's a business, but for what they offer in my opinion it's not worth the price. They have a few food stands 2 sweets, and 4 savory. We bought funnel cake, and dubai chocolate cups. They were both super friendly pop-ups. The pumpkin patch itself also didn't have many pumpkins. I went to another pumpkin patch that had 10 jumpers $22 and endless play.