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Spina Farms offers some great family fun for the entire family. There is something for young and old to enjoy some fun. We came during the Halloween season and had a blast. It has its hit and miss with parking costing $20.00 right from the start. However if you come during the week parking is free, score. They have giant cool animatronicKing Kong and Godzilla with sound and lots of dinosaurs throughout the farm great for some photo ops. There are lots of food trucks and venders if you get hungry or just need some fruit or a funnle cake treat for your sweet tooth. they have a petting zoo, a train ride through a fiels of marigolds and dinosaurs hidden within wich you can see on a train ride. They offer two trains a small cow train or a full size seating train. You can also try your hand at the pumpkin blasters wich is always fun. What I look forward to every year is thier corn maze that is differnt every year. Its fun to see how long it takes you to get through it. This year we had oun little brave witch to guide us through the dark maze. The key is having a good sence of direction and listening to your surroundings. I already look forward to coming next year. Private party tents ar also available for those special events.
So much fun! The amount of marigolds is just beautiful! Then add in magical dinosaurs for a fun Halloween and I'm always there! If you want to avoid crowds go on a week day or night. The weekends get super busy with lines for days for the main food vendors. Wear protective clothing and sunblock if it's a hot day cuz otherwise, you'll be in a sticky situation. The main area for shade is the benches near the food area. So just be prepared! I even saw people with parasols to help them. I really enjoyed the big train ride and the Dino walk. Plus that apple cider was delicious! You can bring your own food and drinks as well if you have any specific needs or want to save some money. It's nice that you can have that option. It is very dusty so make sure you wear shoes you don't mind having to clean off later. Truly had a blast and worth it if you love dinosaurs and Halloween!
I have been here a couple of times and have never been disappointed. Went here few times with family , once with friends and family and most recently with TK students as a chaperone for field trip . This farm has a lot of things which keeps the kids entertained and they upgrade every year with new things as well. I can tell that as I visit this farm every year. This year ( 2025) they had dinosaurs, huge King Kong , giant butterflies , insects , grass hoppers , a scene from Jurassic park , talking giant pumpkins etc. They have couple of rides like hay ride , train ride etc which kids enjoy a lot . They also have a corn maze and it's extremely easy to get lost . So don't send your kids by themselves . It took me quite sometime with another friend and 3 kids to find the way out but it was really fun . They have food stalls inside the farm where you can buy different type of stuff like pop corns , churros etc . We got pumpkins from here and they have a lot of variety . There are lot of photo booths where you can take cute pictures. I highly recommend this .
Spina Farms is one of the best pumpkin patches in the South Bay. Unfortunately crowds on the weekends is one of the worst. We have been going here since 2018. For the past 2-3 years though, due to the huge weekend crowds, we have visited other pumpkin patches instead. My parents and nephews wanted to go to a pumpkin patch so we decided to visit Spina Farms on a late Sunday afternoon recently. My parents haven't been here so we chose this spot. The pumpkin patch is located in a huge farm land off Santa Teresa and Bailey in Morgan Hill. There is plenty of accessible parking in the large parking lot. Since we have not been to Spina Farms on a weekend in a while we did not expect the crowds to be so bad nowadays. There was major traffic to get into the parking lot from the main road. Weekend parking cost $25.00 per car. Yikes! I remember when they use to charge $10 for parking and there wasn't that much traffic getting into the parking lot. The line to purchase tickets for the rides was so long as well. We ended up just walking around and taking pictures at various picturesque spots. The pumpkin patch was nice and had a variety of different types of pumpkins. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Spina Farms. Since we did not have to wait in any lines for tickets, food, or the rides, it ended up being a better experience. Definitely recommend to anyone to avoid weekends when visiting Spina. Go on a weekday like a Thursday for example to avoid any crowds, parking fee, and lines.
It was our second visit to Spina Farm's Pumpkin Patch, we had way too much fun with our tiny toddler last year and decided to visit them again. Managed to drag 3 couples with toddlers of the same age as well. The Godzilla & Kong animatronics were a familiar sight and still felt awesome to see them in action with the motion, sound and the smoke. We bought the $35 pass that covered 5 rides and ended up doing more than 5 rides. The kids enjoyed it, all the rides as well as the maze and dino walk. The Corn Field Maze was fun, we didn't do it last year thinking it would be lame but trust me, it was hella fun. We actually got lost, going round and round with kids and pregnant ladies in the group. One of the largest and downright fun pumpkin patches we've visited this year (last year as well) We will surely come back next year as well and make it a hat-trick!
We visited the Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch on its opening weekend. I'll start out by saying that I saw all kinds of conflicting information online about whether it was open or not. Fortunately, the website cleared this issue up, but even Yelp said it was temporarily closed, when it was actually open. Oops. Cutting to the chase, this is one of the nicest pumpkin patches I've ever been to. It was clean, well organized, and well- maintained. They've got a number of activities for the family - train rides, a hay ride, corn maze, pumpkin patch, food vendors, a pumpkin cannon, and a number of other family activities. The train ride was lovely, carting you through a field of bright, colorful marigolds, dotted with happy bees. Massive dinosaurs of all sorts are featured in the fields of flowers, making sounds and moving at the same time. As an adult, I thought this was so cool. I cannot even imagine just how magical this would be as a child. I love corn mazes, and this was a great experience. It isn't massive, but it's very well manicured. It wasn't terribly complicated to get through, but I think it was just the right size. It took us about 20 minutes. Had my husband not been with me it probably would have taken much longer! Spina also has a number of food options - tacos, tri tip sandwiches, chicken strips and fries, drinks, churro bites, and others. We split chicken strips and fries for $18. A coke and ice tea were $4 each. They weren't cheap but that's no surprise. The quality was just what you would expect. Parking fees have increased -$25, but there is no admission fee. But I must admit that the drive leading into park lot was cool, as the path to parking takes you through a number twists and turns through a corn field with flowers here and there. Overall, our visit to Spina was such a fun experience. Yes, it is pricey. But everything was so well done, I'd say it's definitely worth a visit.
Me and a friend took our 2yo and 1yo to the pumpkin patch and they had an absolute blast!!The theme this year was dinosaurs, and the kids LOVED it. You're greeted right at the entrance by a giant roaring Godzilla and King Kong, and there are dinos scattered all throughout the patch. We purchased the $35 day pass for ourselves (kids under 2 were free) and it was totally worth it! The pass included both train rides, the hayride, Dino Trail, and even the corn maze (though we skipped that one). The little ones had a blast running through the hay maze instead. There are tons of photo ops and just as many food options, which made it easy to take breaks and keep the kids happy. The only small downside is that the pumpkin cup ride and Dino rides aren't included with the day pass--you'll need to buy extra tickets for those. Also, parking is $25 (cash only) on weekends, but even that felt like part of the experience since it's a fun ride through the cornfield to the lot. Overall, such a fun and memorable family outing! We'll definitely be back.
Legitimately the largest Pumpkin Patch I've been to personally. Many attractions that are all-age friendly and great decor and ambiance throughout the entire property. Many food vendors available as well, with the Churro and the Kettle Corn vendors having had the longest lines based on what I saw. $25 cash-only parking over the weekend but free on weekdays. Would highly recommend visiting through Sunday 11/2/25 for an awesome experience!
The ambiance is nice, a very family friendly pumpkin patch. It also had a very cool variety of pumpkins and gourds. The parking is free from Monday-Thursday, otherwise it's $25 and cash only. The rides look cool but the lines to buy tickets were really long, as were the ride lines. The Churro vendor told us it would be an 18 minute wait for one order of churro bites, it took 35 minutes. The pumpkin patch was overall well maintained but you definitely need to be okay with dirt. Overall, there are many cool sights and picture worthy settings, however you have to have plenty of time to utilize the attractions and be patiently ready to wait.
Such a cool spot! We went on a Thursday morning trying to avoid the lines, but ended up going the same time as a school field trip. The lines were about a 10-15 minute wait, but jumped up to 30 mins around lunchtime. Make sure to check that all rides are up and working before purchasing the Park Pass. They don't allow refunds or substitutions. I recommend buying ride tickets a la carte!
Food: - We got elotes and a strawberry lemonade from one of the vendors and it was pretty good, I do think it was quite pricey but I don't remember exactly how much we paid - There are shady areas where you can sit and eat - 6/10 for the price Service: - Staff was super friendly - $35/person to go through basically all the attractions - Got free parking because it was a weekday I believe? - Cool cornmaze - Loved the train and tractor rides - Fun seeing all the dino-themed statues - They do sell some farm products like honey and merch, slightly pricey for certain items - 9/10 Ambiance: - Super hot when we went - Could've definitely used more shady areas - Overall very beautiful and nice - 7/10 just because of the heat Overall Rating: 8/10
This is the pumpkin patch to go to in the south Bay. We go every year. But it is so popular, keep in mind that if you go on the weekend, you are going to be standing in some long lines to get on rides. To avoid the crowds we go during the week. The best day being a Thursday morning or Thursday afternoon, because parking is free. They do charge for parking Friday through Sunday. And unfortunately, the parking fee has gone up to a whopping $25. And tickets for rides are about $10 per person, including children. So an experience at this patch can get pricey. But their pumpkin selections are definitely the best and there's lots of food options. If you're trying to minimize your spending, I would say that the hayride is your best option. It's a nice ride through the corn and a beautiful view of all of their flowers and the mountains in the background. The train ride is nice but isn't very long. Neither is the hayride but I feel like you get more bang for your buck with the hayride. The hayride is probably about 10 minutes while the train ride is about five minutes. Kids absolutely adore this patch because of the dinosaur animatronics. So if your kids love dinosaurs, this is definitely the experience for them, As the animatronics are spread out throughout the grounds. All their pumpkins are decently priced and worth it because when we buy our pumpkins here, they last for six months! No joke. Money well spent. There's typically a live band providing music on a stage with space for dancing. Food stations all around, but as you can expect the food is pricey. For example, one corndog is $10. An order of mini churros is $15. So if you're looking to cut cost, maybe bring your own snacks and water bottles. There are plenty of activities for the kids. But most everything requires tickets purchased at the entrance. There are portable toilets.
Adorable pumpkin patch. Plenty of rides and attractions. Their options in terms of pricing. Free admission. No outside food allowed. They have a lot of options in terms of food for hot and cold weather. I came here with my daughters and my friends. We got the five ride package. It doesn't include a couple of the things, but honestly, those weren't super relevant for my girls because they're a little bit older anyways. We got to enjoy the hay ride, the cow train, the regular train, the dinosaur walk, the corn maze, and the regular train. The corn maze was actually way more hectic and difficult than I thought it would be. There is a map and we ended up using it at the end after getting lost several times. I personally enjoyed getting lost in it, but I could see it being stressful if you're not looking to just get lost in the corn maze, so maybe save it for another day. If you buy the five attraction pass, you actually don't have to use all five attractions in one day so you can buy the pass and then maybe come back another day and use the rest of them which is kind of nice. Admission to the actual pumpkin patch is free, but it is very tempting to want to do the attractions and the food so you will end up spending money. I usually take my kids to the local San Jose pumpkin patches with the Astro jumps and the attractions and so this was a really nice treat, and it felt like going to a real pumpkin patch.
IMHO Every year Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch keeps upping their game with new attractions, more dining options and old favorites. This year I noticed a new layout for the hayride, where you walk through a "dino walk" before arriving at the hayride entrance. It's a lovely leisurely walk-through rows of marigolds and zinnias and cornfields. Happily, there are more food vendors and they open early for us hungry visitors. Our favorite vendor is ADK Tacos. We indulged in what we called our appetizer, the $5 taco with your choice of protein. Delicious "bang-for-your-buck" snack! I love the animatronic Godzilla and Kong that greet you at the entrance, and the dinos throughout the massive patch. There are many fun picture opportunities here! If you're shopping, save some money by paying cash as they charge a 3% credit card fee. Also, if you come on a weekend, bring cash to pay the $30 parking fee. And if you're a senior, don't forget to ask for your senior discount! Thanks Spina Farms, see ya next year!!! read more
12 hours ago
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I will be short if I can. $25 for parking, cash only. Tickets were around $8 if not more. Food was overpriced. Very crowded. Lots of dirt. And unhinged teenagers and college students LOL! Leaving the place was so bad. People were so impatient and inconsiderate of the lines. It's not a bad pumpkin patch, I just couldn't handle so much dirt flying. Overall, if you're willing to wait in long lines for rides and walk through dirt, give this place a try. P.S. we did enjoy seeing lots and lots of pumpkins and dinosaurs. read more
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10 months ago
Spina Farms offers some great family fun for the entire family. There is something for young and old to enjoy some fun. We came during the Halloween season and had a blast. It has its hit and miss with parking costing $20.00 right from the start. However if you come during the week parking is free, score. They have giant cool animatronicKing Kong and Godzilla with sound and lots of dinosaurs throughout the farm great for some photo ops. There are lots of food trucks and venders if you get hungry or just need some fruit or a funnle cake treat for your sweet tooth. they have a petting zoo, a train ride through a fiels of marigolds and dinosaurs hidden within wich you can see on a train ride. They offer two trains a small cow train or a full size seating train. You can also try your hand at the pumpkin blasters wich is always fun. What I look forward to every year is thier corn maze that is differnt every year. Its fun to see how long it takes you to get through it. This year we had oun little brave witch to guide us through the dark maze. The key is having a good sence of direction and listening to your surroundings. I already look forward to coming next year. Private party tents ar also available for those special events. read more
3 days ago
So much fun! The amount of marigolds is just beautiful! Then add in magical dinosaurs for a fun Halloween and I'm always there! If you want to avoid crowds go on a week day or night. The weekends get super busy with lines for days for the main food vendors. Wear protective clothing and sunblock if it's a hot day cuz otherwise, you'll be in a sticky situation. The main area for shade is the benches near the food area. So just be prepared! I even saw people with parasols to help them. I really enjoyed the big train ride and the Dino walk. Plus that apple cider was delicious! You can bring your own food and drinks as well if you have any specific needs or want to save some money. It's nice that you can have that option. It is very dusty so make sure you wear shoes you don't mind having to clean off later. Truly had a blast and worth it if you love dinosaurs and Halloween! read more
I have been here a couple of times and have never been disappointed. Went here few times with family , once with friends and family and most recently with TK students as a chaperone for field trip . This farm has a lot of things which keeps the kids entertained and they upgrade every year with new things as well. I can tell that as I visit this farm every year. This year ( 2025) they had dinosaurs, huge King Kong , giant butterflies , insects , grass hoppers , a scene from Jurassic park , talking giant pumpkins etc. They have couple of rides like hay ride , train ride etc which kids enjoy a lot . They also have a corn maze and it's extremely easy to get lost . So don't send your kids by themselves . It took me quite sometime with another friend and 3 kids to find the way out but it was really fun . They have food stalls inside the farm where you can buy different type of stuff like pop corns , churros etc . We got pumpkins from here and they have a lot of variety . There are lot of photo booths where you can take cute pictures. I highly recommend this . read more
11 months ago
Spina Farms is one of the best pumpkin patches in the South Bay. Unfortunately crowds on the weekends is one of the worst. We have been going here since 2018. For the past 2-3 years though, due to the huge weekend crowds, we have visited other pumpkin patches instead. My parents and nephews wanted to go to a pumpkin patch so we decided to visit Spina Farms on a late Sunday afternoon recently. My parents haven't been here so we chose this spot. The pumpkin patch is located in a huge farm land off Santa Teresa and Bailey in Morgan Hill. There is plenty of accessible parking in the large parking lot. Since we have not been to Spina Farms on a weekend in a while we did not expect the crowds to be so bad nowadays. There was major traffic to get into the parking lot from the main road. Weekend parking cost $25.00 per car. Yikes! I remember when they use to charge $10 for parking and there wasn't that much traffic getting into the parking lot. The line to purchase tickets for the rides was so long as well. We ended up just walking around and taking pictures at various picturesque spots. The pumpkin patch was nice and had a variety of different types of pumpkins. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Spina Farms. Since we did not have to wait in any lines for tickets, food, or the rides, it ended up being a better experience. Definitely recommend to anyone to avoid weekends when visiting Spina. Go on a weekday like a Thursday for example to avoid any crowds, parking fee, and lines. read more
It was our second visit to Spina Farm's Pumpkin Patch, we had way too much fun with our tiny toddler last year and decided to visit them again. Managed to drag 3 couples with toddlers of the same age as well. The Godzilla & Kong animatronics were a familiar sight and still felt awesome to see them in action with the motion, sound and the smoke. We bought the $35 pass that covered 5 rides and ended up doing more than 5 rides. The kids enjoyed it, all the rides as well as the maze and dino walk. The Corn Field Maze was fun, we didn't do it last year thinking it would be lame but trust me, it was hella fun. We actually got lost, going round and round with kids and pregnant ladies in the group. One of the largest and downright fun pumpkin patches we've visited this year (last year as well) We will surely come back next year as well and make it a hat-trick! read more
We visited the Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch on its opening weekend. I'll start out by saying that I saw all kinds of conflicting information online about whether it was open or not. Fortunately, the website cleared this issue up, but even Yelp said it was temporarily closed, when it was actually open. Oops. Cutting to the chase, this is one of the nicest pumpkin patches I've ever been to. It was clean, well organized, and well- maintained. They've got a number of activities for the family - train rides, a hay ride, corn maze, pumpkin patch, food vendors, a pumpkin cannon, and a number of other family activities. The train ride was lovely, carting you through a field of bright, colorful marigolds, dotted with happy bees. Massive dinosaurs of all sorts are featured in the fields of flowers, making sounds and moving at the same time. As an adult, I thought this was so cool. I cannot even imagine just how magical this would be as a child. I love corn mazes, and this was a great experience. It isn't massive, but it's very well manicured. It wasn't terribly complicated to get through, but I think it was just the right size. It took us about 20 minutes. Had my husband not been with me it probably would have taken much longer! Spina also has a number of food options - tacos, tri tip sandwiches, chicken strips and fries, drinks, churro bites, and others. We split chicken strips and fries for $18. A coke and ice tea were $4 each. They weren't cheap but that's no surprise. The quality was just what you would expect. Parking fees have increased -$25, but there is no admission fee. But I must admit that the drive leading into park lot was cool, as the path to parking takes you through a number twists and turns through a corn field with flowers here and there. Overall, our visit to Spina was such a fun experience. Yes, it is pricey. But everything was so well done, I'd say it's definitely worth a visit. read more
1 year ago
Me and a friend took our 2yo and 1yo to the pumpkin patch and they had an absolute blast!!The theme this year was dinosaurs, and the kids LOVED it. You're greeted right at the entrance by a giant roaring Godzilla and King Kong, and there are dinos scattered all throughout the patch. We purchased the $35 day pass for ourselves (kids under 2 were free) and it was totally worth it! The pass included both train rides, the hayride, Dino Trail, and even the corn maze (though we skipped that one). The little ones had a blast running through the hay maze instead. There are tons of photo ops and just as many food options, which made it easy to take breaks and keep the kids happy. The only small downside is that the pumpkin cup ride and Dino rides aren't included with the day pass--you'll need to buy extra tickets for those. Also, parking is $25 (cash only) on weekends, but even that felt like part of the experience since it's a fun ride through the cornfield to the lot. Overall, such a fun and memorable family outing! We'll definitely be back. read more
11 months ago
Legitimately the largest Pumpkin Patch I've been to personally. Many attractions that are all-age friendly and great decor and ambiance throughout the entire property. Many food vendors available as well, with the Churro and the Kettle Corn vendors having had the longest lines based on what I saw. $25 cash-only parking over the weekend but free on weekdays. Would highly recommend visiting through Sunday 11/2/25 for an awesome experience! read more
The ambiance is nice, a very family friendly pumpkin patch. It also had a very cool variety of pumpkins and gourds. The parking is free from Monday-Thursday, otherwise it's $25 and cash only. The rides look cool but the lines to buy tickets were really long, as were the ride lines. The Churro vendor told us it would be an 18 minute wait for one order of churro bites, it took 35 minutes. The pumpkin patch was overall well maintained but you definitely need to be okay with dirt. Overall, there are many cool sights and picture worthy settings, however you have to have plenty of time to utilize the attractions and be patiently ready to wait. read more
Such a cool spot! We went on a Thursday morning trying to avoid the lines, but ended up going the same time as a school field trip. The lines were about a 10-15 minute wait, but jumped up to 30 mins around lunchtime. Make sure to check that all rides are up and working before purchasing the Park Pass. They don't allow refunds or substitutions. I recommend buying ride tickets a la carte! read more
Food: - We got elotes and a strawberry lemonade from one of the vendors and it was pretty good, I do think it was quite pricey but I don't remember exactly how much we paid - There are shady areas where you can sit and eat - 6/10 for the price Service: - Staff was super friendly - $35/person to go through basically all the attractions - Got free parking because it was a weekday I believe? - Cool cornmaze - Loved the train and tractor rides - Fun seeing all the dino-themed statues - They do sell some farm products like honey and merch, slightly pricey for certain items - 9/10 Ambiance: - Super hot when we went - Could've definitely used more shady areas - Overall very beautiful and nice - 7/10 just because of the heat Overall Rating: 8/10 read more
11 months ago
This is the pumpkin patch to go to in the south Bay. We go every year. But it is so popular, keep in mind that if you go on the weekend, you are going to be standing in some long lines to get on rides. To avoid the crowds we go during the week. The best day being a Thursday morning or Thursday afternoon, because parking is free. They do charge for parking Friday through Sunday. And unfortunately, the parking fee has gone up to a whopping $25. And tickets for rides are about $10 per person, including children. So an experience at this patch can get pricey. But their pumpkin selections are definitely the best and there's lots of food options. If you're trying to minimize your spending, I would say that the hayride is your best option. It's a nice ride through the corn and a beautiful view of all of their flowers and the mountains in the background. The train ride is nice but isn't very long. Neither is the hayride but I feel like you get more bang for your buck with the hayride. The hayride is probably about 10 minutes while the train ride is about five minutes. Kids absolutely adore this patch because of the dinosaur animatronics. So if your kids love dinosaurs, this is definitely the experience for them, As the animatronics are spread out throughout the grounds. All their pumpkins are decently priced and worth it because when we buy our pumpkins here, they last for six months! No joke. Money well spent. There's typically a live band providing music on a stage with space for dancing. Food stations all around, but as you can expect the food is pricey. For example, one corndog is $10. An order of mini churros is $15. So if you're looking to cut cost, maybe bring your own snacks and water bottles. There are plenty of activities for the kids. But most everything requires tickets purchased at the entrance. There are portable toilets. read more
Adorable pumpkin patch. Plenty of rides and attractions. Their options in terms of pricing. Free admission. No outside food allowed. They have a lot of options in terms of food for hot and cold weather. I came here with my daughters and my friends. We got the five ride package. It doesn't include a couple of the things, but honestly, those weren't super relevant for my girls because they're a little bit older anyways. We got to enjoy the hay ride, the cow train, the regular train, the dinosaur walk, the corn maze, and the regular train. The corn maze was actually way more hectic and difficult than I thought it would be. There is a map and we ended up using it at the end after getting lost several times. I personally enjoyed getting lost in it, but I could see it being stressful if you're not looking to just get lost in the corn maze, so maybe save it for another day. If you buy the five attraction pass, you actually don't have to use all five attractions in one day so you can buy the pass and then maybe come back another day and use the rest of them which is kind of nice. Admission to the actual pumpkin patch is free, but it is very tempting to want to do the attractions and the food so you will end up spending money. I usually take my kids to the local San Jose pumpkin patches with the Astro jumps and the attractions and so this was a really nice treat, and it felt like going to a real pumpkin patch. read more
This place is probably the most beautiful pumpkin patch I have gone to. The details in the orange and yellow flowers and gigantic dinosaur decorations make it feel like an amusement park. We were able to get a lot of good pictures with the nice displays. There are a few activities that require tickets but the train ride line takes a long time. I do wish this location had a bit more rides, maybe some faster paced ones. There are a great selection of food/snack options. I'm glad we visited but not sure if we would go back. read more
Absolutely beautiful place to be! Came on opening weekend and normally parking is $25 cash! But free if you have a reservation in one of the picnic areas. My first time here and I was in awe. Even the drive in was so scenic as rows of flowers and corn fields surrounded you. There were TONS of photo opportunities and a lot of different activities to do. The down side was that each additional activity required a separate purchase of a ticket. (Corn maze, train/hay rides, etc) Overall, this is probably one of the best pumpkin patches that I've been to and definitely trumps as the prettiest. I would definitely recommend coming here. They do have food and drinks for sale but expect prices to be pretty steep. read more
This was the second year we came here for the pumpkin patch. We didn't buy tickets for the rides, but we still enjoyed our time here by just looking at the decorations, watching people enjoy the rides, and admiring the beautiful pumpkin patches. Remember to bring cash, as parking costs $25 and is cash only! read more
10 months ago
Seriously the best pumpkin patch I've been to in the South Bay Area. We've been going to this patch for the last 5 years, but tell me why the lines for purchasing amusement activities are soooo long now, and expensive. Seriously sign of the times, but anyways make sure to bring cash for parking as the only acceptable cash and to be prepared for traffic to! Wear comfortable and closed toe shoes as your feet could get super filthy in sandals. Don't forget all the awesome dinosaur figures, and the new Jurassic park Dino! read more
11 months ago
Came on the last day possible (Nov 2) and had an amazing time! We weren't sure if it would be crowded or not so we got there around 9:30 on a Sunday. We got a pass and had a great time on all the rides -- my favorite was the hay ride! By the time we left (12ish) it was pretty packed and I can totally see it being clogged during peak October weekends. I got elote, tacos and churros for food, all were super yummy though as expected pretty pricey. Would come again! read more
Way better than last year!! We went on Sunday and the lines were manageable. No wait to park, bring cash. The hay ride was so fun and pretty. Pumpkins at a reasonable price. I would definitely skip the corn station, the corn was so small for the price. Shaved ice was a hit. They had live music and plenty of seating area. Overall a good time! read more
11 months ago
All the great reviews I heard from other parents about Spina Farms totally matched our experience! We took our 7-month-old for his first pumpkin patch visit, and it couldn't have been sweeter. The pumpkin patch and sugar pie pumpkin areas were adorable -- we got so many fun and memorable photos! There were tons of food options (everything smelled amazing!), though I'd say the food is definitely on the pricier side. We didn't get to try the train rides, hayrides, or games since our little one is still too young, but it looked like so much fun for older kids and families. We can't wait to take our baby back again next season -- such a lovely place for family memories. Tip: No entry or parking fees on weekdays, but weekends have a $25 cash-only fee and they are extremely crowded with long wait lines. A couple of friends told us to target a weekday and we chose a Wed late afternoon and it was pretty great. read more
Make sure to bring $25 cash! This is for the parking. Buying tickets and everything else, credit card is fine. I feel like this place got upgraded a lot since I last went in 2022. It feels much bigger and well organized this time around. It took a while to get into the parking lot but since we went early around 930 to 10 it wasn't too bad. When we left around 1130 there was a long line for tickets. If you're just gonna take pictures, make sure to go on the right side where there's no line. Love all the picture opportunities here at this pumpkin patch. My family loved it here and we got so many cute pictures. The pumpkins were also organized well. Can't wait to go next year. read more
11 months ago
My daughter really enjoyed this pumpkin patch! It was so hot! I wish there was more shade available. Aside from that, most of the attractions were appropriate for a preschool age child and above. My daughter really enjoyed the Dino's being all around the farm. She most enjoyed the Dino walk! Prices: $8 for each ride was a lot. However, children 2 & under are free. They also have specials for buying tickets for multiple attractions. My daughter couldn't handle the lines for too many so I bought tickets in singles. Parking: easy, close by the entrance. read more
1 year ago
Now that it's almost fall, I've been looking for a pumpkin patch that was open early this year. Spina farms was one of the farms that was open in September. I had never seen a dinosaur themed pumpkin patch that also had rides and a corn maze. My bf and I opted for the pads that allowed us to do 5 of the activities. In total, we spent about 2.5 hours at the pumpkin patch. Lots of flowers, decorations, and dinosaur animatronics to keep you entertained. read more
11 months ago
READ BELOW FOR WHAT I FELT WAS A SHADY TRANSACTION HAPPENING! I don't know to write a good review or a bad review because I was impressed and unimpressed at the same time. Remember to bring cash as parking Friday-Sunday is $25 cash only. Also this place is packed most likely due to all the reels on social media going viral. I love this for them but the lines are outrageously long throughout the day. There are two lines free entry and ticket booth lines. We purchased the park pass for $35 each. This ticket includes the following attractions: the Spina farm express train the cow train They hay ride Corn maze Dino walk The park pass does not include the pumpkin blaster. Those tickets have to be purchased separately for $8 which we did. When we got up for our turn at the pumpkin blaster the family of four behind us only had the park pass ticket. The teenager managing the attraction says to them "the park pass doesn't include this ride and tickets are sold separately at the tickets booth" so the family got out of line but the teenager calls them back over and says "if you want to do it you can buy the tickets here for $5" Why am I paying $8 at the tickets booth when the teenagers are selling them for $5? As I'm listening to the teenager telling the family this it upsets me. You can say it's only a few dollars but when you come with a large family and purchase tickets at the booth it does get expensive and every dollar adds up so I just felt this was very shady business happening. The teenagers manage the entrance the ticket booths and the rides. I believe I saw adults on emergency ATVs and driving the tractor for the hayride. There was no adult manager fir us to bring this situation up to. I don't know if this is a park practice to sell the tickets cheaper at the ride or not. I would appreciate that this situation is looked into and an is given. Aside from this event occurring I think this park is gorgeous. The flowers are beautiful well maintained and every where! The animatronics are creatively cool and mesmerizing to watch. This is definitely a unique pumpkin patch and a has many photographic areas. read more
2 years ago
One of the most popular pumpkin patches in South Bay. Yes, it's crowded! Expect long waits (1+ hour) to get into the parking lot on weekends as well as a $20 cash only parking fee on the weekend. The farm does do a good job (in my opinion) of traffic control but it's just that there are so many people who want to visit, which is what comes with being a popular pumpkin patch spot. Prices are a bit steep for attractions and especially for food. Pumpkin prices weren't too bad and there is a lot of fun choices to pick from. There are a few photo spots with pumpkins, as well as plenty of dinosaurs and flowers around! My partner and I only chose to do the corn maze, which was $8 per person. It was honestly quite fun going through the maze and finding ourselves in dead ends. They give you a map in case you get lost, and the corn maze at the end is supposed to be in the shape of "2024", which is cool. I do think that this is a nice pumpkin patch for a date or with your children, but if possible, try to go on the weekday if you want to avoid lines and crazy wait times. Expect to pay a hefty amount if you want to do any of the attractions or buy any food. read more
2 years ago
This pumpkin patch offers a lot to see and do around halloween time. A corn maze, pumpkin blasters, animatronic dinosaurs and godzilla (which don't quite fit in, but at least add a unique factor), a petting zoo, train rides, fruit stands, photo ops, and fields of marigolds full of vibrant colors which I absolutely loved. A carnival atmosphere with plenty of food and drink options including funnel cakes! :D Fun environment, but definitely inefficient and pricey. Don't be fooled by the mention of free admission, they charge for everything here, even a whopping $20 for parking. And unlike other similar pumpkin patches and amusement parks and events, most of the lines and waits here are on the unreasonable side. In fact, I'd prefer disneyland lines. It's good I wasn't in a hurry on this day, because even arriving at the park took a painfully long time. On Sunday late afternoon, the wait along the main road a mile before the entrance was about 35 minutes (even if your gps says 6 minutes). Once you get off the main road, your vehicle will have to go through a maze before reaching the parking lot... yes, they made a corn maze just for cars to drive through to get to the parking lot, with a bit of a standstill enroute. Then another line for attraction tickets (about 15 minutes waiting). The line for pumpkin blasters was far longer, a little over an hour! But at least these were powerful blasters, similar to Dell'Osso. Though the targets at Dell'Osso are better. It was fun regardless. The corn maze was legit (not something just for kids), I was definitely lost for a bit. But it's not too challenging compared to others in the bay area, I just always get lost no matter where I go, lol. Plus, after dark, most parts of the maze are pitch black, even with a few flood lights near the borders. Hordes of people causing traffic jams inside too, made it less enjoyable. On a weekend, I'd say give yourself or your group about an hour per attraction, plus an hour for parking and attraction ticket line, and another hour for food if you're eating here. If you wanna be efficient, grab food then eat it while you wait in line for an attraction. I've had far better experiences at Swank Farms in Hollister and Dell'Osso in Lathrop. I think Spina would be fine if visiting on non-peak days or early in the morning right when they open before crowds become unmanageable. read more
2 years ago
I absolutely love Spina Farms! It's like an escape from the big city and transports you to a world of imagination and lots of pumpkins. Yes, there are dinosaurs, yes, there are scarecrows, yes, there are fun activities and yes, lots of different varieties of pumpkins! I tried to avoid the crowds by going on the weekday and there's no traffic and no parking fee. That's a big win in my book. Also, driving in, you're transported to another world with tons of corn crops and tons of flowers as you drive into the farm. You'll find a tall Godzilla moving and blowing smoke from its mouth. It literally feels like Jurassic Park meets a pumpkin farm and it's so fun. There are lots of food options and activities to do. Since there's no cost to the admission, you'll have money to spend on the food and activities. Definitely wear some closed toe shoes and long pants or jeans because there's a lot of hay that can scratch or poke your legs. Definitely a great time for family and friends and I highly recommend it. read more
2 years ago
Spina Farms can get crowded but it's definitely one of the better pumpkin patches I've been to. The corn maze changes every year and they have other attractions like pumpkin blasters and hay rides. They have a variety of pumpkins to choose from as well! I even found a decent size pumpkin for $5! Definitely come before 2 pm, that's when the line starts to get long. We went on a weekday (Thursday) around 12 or 1 and it was a breeze getting in. Around 3-4 pm I feel like parents are getting off work and bringing families around the time so it can be a headache! ESPECIALLY over the weekend. They added a couple more food stands! Last year was just Tacos Del Guero, coffee, and The Food Dude (chicken tenders, Dino nuggets). I was starving last year and just had to settle for tenders (overpriced!!). This year they added a dole whip/ice cream stand and Garlic City Smash burgers. There's also corn dogs, funnel cakes, roasted corn, cotton candy, and shaved ice. We tried the burgers, what a good deal! And it's really good too. $15 for a whole meal: cheeseburger (with onions, pickles, mustard, secret sauce) chips and a drink. read more
This place exceeded my expectations! Spina Farms, specifically the Pumpkin Patch, was amazing. There were different food and drink vendors that had REAL food and not just the regular carnival food that you see at amusement parks, etc. The drive into the parking lot is one of the most beautiful things I've seen: a row of flowers and looking towards the hills. There is ample amount of parking, but on the busier days like Saturday and Sunday, I suggest getting there earlier as to not park too far away from the entrance. There are 20+ porta potties available and wash stations. There are also tables under canopies for people to eat their food or chill and relax to get away from the hot sun. There are different activities such as a the Pumpkin Blasters, Train, Corn Maze, Hay Ride, Dino rides, etc. All were age appropriate for my 3 year old who had a BLAST. Can't wait to return next year! read more
Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch has become a beloved annual tradition for our family, and despite its increasing popularity, it remains our go-to destination every fall. There's just something special about the atmosphere and overall experience that keeps us coming back year after year. Pros: The affordability of the pumpkins is by far one of the standout features. We consistently leave with a wheelbarrow full of pumpkins for under $60, which is an incredible value compared to other patches in the area. It feels like you're getting a lot for your money, and the selection is vast, offering pumpkins of all sizes and shapes. What really sets Spina Farms apart, though, are the many attractions that keep the kids entertained. Between the beautiful marigold fields, the fun dinosaur displays, and the wide variety of rides, our children are kept busy for hours. There are also plenty of photo opportunities for families to capture those perfect fall moments. The friendly and welcoming staff only enhance the experience, always eager to help and make sure you're having a great time. This year, we noticed an increase in food vendors, which is a definite plus. It's nice to have so many options for grabbing a bite to eat while you're there. The ride cards are another highlight, with a $40 option that covers all the rides except for the pony rides. Considering that individual rides cost $8 each, the ride card is a great deal, especially if you plan on spending a good amount of time there. Parking costs $20, but at least it's well-managed with plenty of attendants to help guide cars and manage traffic. And while parking can feel a bit steep, admission is free, which is a huge perk. Also, if you're able to go during the week, parking is completely free, and the lines are much shorter (if not nonexistent) for rides and food, making for a much smoother experience. Cons: The biggest downside is the wait times on the weekends. Getting in can take almost an hour just sitting in traffic, and then you're looking at another 40 minutes or so in line just to get ride cards. The food lines also get quite long, which can be frustrating, especially when you have hungry, excited kids. And while the farm itself is beautiful, the dust can become an issue, especially after hours of walking around. By the end of the day, everyone's a little dirty from all the dust kicked up. Overall: Despite these minor inconveniences, we'll absolutely continue to make Spina Farms Pumpkin Patch a yearly tradition. The affordable pumpkin prices, the variety of rides, and the iconic corn maze make it the perfect spot for creating lasting family memories. The charm of this pumpkin patch, along with the joy it brings to our kids, outweighs any of the challenges we face with lines or dust. It's a magical place that has become a part of our fall season, and we look forward to many more years of visiting. read more
2 years ago
Super long lines all around (to enter, to park, to buy tickets, to wait in line for each activity), but the space is huge and seems like it can comfortably accommodate thousands of guests. Parking is $20 per car, cash only, but there's no entrance fee. Each ride/attraction, including the corn maze, is about $7/$8 plus has huge lines, but there's still plenty to see and explore without the rides. There were plenty of pumpkins at reasonable prices and lots of spots to take pictures! We caught a gorgeous sunset, went home with unique pumpkins, and had some of the best kettle corn ever. Bring friends! read more
2 years ago
Love the drive into the parking lot, which is more than any entrance really needs to be with its tall cornstalks, and beautiful yellow, orange, and burgundy marigolds. Visited on Halloween this year so didn't need to pay the $20 for weekend parking. Wish I had time to try the corn maze or go on any of the rides, but I only had about 45 minutes before I had to get back to work. Lots of fun photo opportunities with the dinosaurs, the pumpkin pyramid, and large pumpkin sculptures. Very extensive variety of pumpkins and other merchandise, along with marigolds for Diwali. Such a cool place and can't wait to again next year! read more
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Is it $40.00 per person for a pass?
This is for the pass to cover all the attractions/rides. But it's not required and you can purchase tickets per ride if you don't want to go on all of them
Can you bring a wagon or stroller in? Are there places to leave it, if you go on the train rides?
Yes. Plenty of visitors bring strollers and wagons. There are spots where parents were parking their wagons and strollers outside each attraction.
What are their hours?
Does anyone know what the general price range for pumpkins is for 2023?
The prices from year to year stand about the same. The closer you get to Halloween they run specials.
How long do people usually spend here?
This can really vary because if you come with children that want to do everything it can be a while with ride waits etc. My daughter 9 is over the rides we spent about 45 minutes picking out pumpkins taking pictures and this does not include parking…
Do they have the pumpkin-projectile firing device?
Yes! They do have the pumpkin blasters.
Do you have green tomatoes?
The farm stand is not currently open. They're relocating down the street on hale Ave., and are getting things ready for their fall pumpkin patch. The Open Space Authority should have more details about when they'll open since the new lease is on OSA…
Can I bring my dog there?
They have it posted in several places no dogs.... But we also DID see at least 2 dogs that had been brought in.
What the hour?
Can Someone post 2021 prices for rides and stuff?
Corn maze & hay ride is $6/person. Pumpkin blast is $5 for 3 shots.
Is there a petting zoo this year? If yes, Is it open on weekdays?
There is a petting zoo. It was open on the weekend
When is the pumpkin patch opening?
How much do you have to pay to enter this pumpkin patch?
Free entry during M-F but Sat and Sun $10/parking to get in (show parking ticket as proof for entry)
Do you have to pay if you want to take pumpkins home?
Yes, each pumpkin is priced by size.
Do they carry sugar pie pumpkins or any other kinds meant for baking?
Yes they do and they're $5 each.
When does the pumpkin patch end?
I think tear down of the patch begins Friday November 1st. On their site , they say they are there through the month of October, so I'd guess by the end of this week.
Do we need to purchase tickets for the hayride and maze?
Hayride... yes and maze...free
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