Pick of the Patch Pumpkins & ABC Tree Farms

We’ve come to this pumpkin patch the last two years and my kids love it, totally geared towards them for sure with all of the jump houses and inflatable slides they have.
The pricing per kid to go up and down the slides for a half an hour is a little high but I can’t deny my kids from running around and having for for $ 20. The smiles on their faces make it all worth it!
The pumpkin selection is quite extensive and they have it lined up and sectioned properly so you can identify the various sizes and prices for each pumpkin. We have found some of the best pumpkins we’ve ever purchased at ABC and we don’t have to drive way out to Morgan Hill (Uesugi Farms) to find quality. They have pumpkins at the front desk area that are setup to explain the pricing on the pumpkins all the way from the small ones to the largest, you know what you’re getting before you begin to shop.
Overall the cost to hang out and buy 3 – 4 pumpkins is around $ 40 but again not bad considering the convenience and the fun the kids have.
We’ll be back next year!

Absolutely AMAZING! There are a bunch of jumpers for KIDS ONLY. Two year olds are not allowed on the Rocket Ship one, though, because the stairs for the slide are a bit claustrophobic. Not TONS of pumpkins to choose from, but they are very affordable and nice-​looking! We got 6 baby pumpkins, 1 small white, 1 small orange, 2 medium orange, 1 medium white, plus a mechanical dropping spider decoration all for $ 45. Most pumpkin patches charge that for 2 pumpkins!!! We bought a Groupon for the jump houses which cost $ 15 for an all day pass. The normal prices are $ 10 for half an hour, $ 15 for an hour, and $ 25 for all day. If you buy an all day pass, you can come and go as you please as long as you still have the wristband. The staff is very nice and the atmosphere is very fun and family-​friendly!

I seriously don’t understand why this place has one star. The lady there working is so nice every year and is super nice. I didn’t catch her name but I wish I did. She loves kids and I can tell that she legitimately enjoy her job. We asked her to take pictures for is and she gladly did. The prices weren’t so bad either this year.

I purchased a Living Social deal for $ 40 towards a tree. I take the kids to get a tree and I ask the guy which trees we can pick from. He points to 4 trees that are about 3 ft tall and says, there you go. I laughingly asked him if he was kidding… he looks at me straight faced and says, «no, those are the only trees under $ 40». He points to their 5 ft trees and tells me those are $ 49. «If you are asking me which trees are under $ 40, then there you go.» (the charlie brown trees)
I go look at the tree list and see 7 – 8 ft Douglas Firs are $ 39.99 but guess what? They don’t carry those trees and I can’t use my deal at a different lot. Maybe I am the idiot for not realizing how expensive trees are these days but come on! Who doesn’t carry Douglas Firs and why even have them listed?! So we left with no tree and went to the Kiwanis lot down the street where they were very nice, greeted us with candy canes and a smile, and had way better trees.
I’m not sure I’ll even go back next year when they do the Pumpkin Patch. Customer service is not this company’s strong point but charging you and arm and a leg seems to be.

The woman who runs the pumpkin patch can be very rude and disrepectful when she wants to be. For the amount of money people spend to play she could be a little nicer to her customers. The prices are a little on the high side.