Cool Patch Pumpkins

The corn maze was AMAZINGLY huge! I would never get in there without a map. Even with the map in hand, it still took us almost two hours to get out of it through the shortest route, with a few breaks at every bridge. There were four bridges total in four different colors that connected different parts of the maze. It's really fun if you love orienteering, or imagining which part of the graphic on the map you were walking on, but it's not for everybody if all that they do is just following someone through piles and piles of corns until they start singing "corn fields forever"! The good thing about this place though is that there are other cool features for different age groups. The corn bath in particular was surprisingly fun for us. It was built for kids, but many adults like us found it very relaxing to dip in or to lay down on it. Very relaxing like laying down on a gigantic bean bag, especially after the exhausting hike through the corn maze. They also had pumpkins on the vine, not on display like in many patches, if you go there early in the season. We were happy to pick one fresh off the farm for only five dollars. One more plus about this place is the food. The tri-tip sandwiches were surprisingly good. Don't expect restaurant quality sandwiches, but we appreciate the soft and smoky flavored tri-tip in a remote farm. Portable parties were the only thumb down for us but that's the same at every pumpkin patch. If anything, I'd say this place was not as "pretty" for photography as several other patches. We were quite impressed by all the fun features in Three Nuns and some patches around Halfmoon Bay last year. Overall, I'm glad that we were able to make it here at least once.

The world largest corn maze, and ticket is 22 per person in 2025. I think the price is adorable, especially compared to the experience there. I took 1.5 hr to get out. The multiple circles in the maze is more difficult, because it’s hard to tell how long have you walled in circular ways. In addition, for this year specifically, the human figure in the last area is more difficult. But still very enjoyable! A small hint, they have some markers on the ground in case you totally lost. I personally recommend to start around 5:30pm, so you can experience both day and night. Walking in a maze at night has more Halloween feeling, but please be careful.

Never had been until this year! Enjoyed walking through the pumpkin patch & taking some pics! Didn’t get to experience the corn maze itself bc we have a 3 year old, planning on taking my step son next year! Overall, great family fun for all ages and they’re open til like 10pm for just about a month, month 1/2 straight ending on Halloween!

I feel Cool Patch Pumpkins is the best corn maze in Northern California. It's such a staple for the college community that it's our UC Davis TSA traditional go to spot during Halloween! Tackling the maze after dark, around 8pm is an hour long, challenging experience, so definitely bring a flashlight. They close at 10 PM, so be sure to get out of the maze before that time. The entry fee is $22 per person, and they will provdie you a map upon entrance, and the the bridges are marked as checkpoints. If you are able to reach the checkpoints, you will be fine!

I would recommend this to the entire family. The corn maze is challenging and fun, a good way to put in some walking exercise and spend time together with the family getting lost together.

We go every year for the maze and to get our pumpkins. This year we took 2 friends for their first time! It's always an amazing experience.

Very fun place to visit! Very family-oriented, it's safe, food stands, lots of Pumpkins to choose from, etc. This place is definitely worth the visit!

Came here back in October. The maze is pretty cool, though the map is difficult to follow. Took me and my girlfriend about an hour and a half to find our way out. The pumpkins are pretty nice but I think they're a bit expensive compared to stores and other places you may acquire one for the season. Overall I think this place is worth a visit.

We came mainly for the corn maze. $22 per person was pretty steep, but it was a lot of fun! Apparently it's one of the biggest in the world. We went right at sundown, so we had that extra element of spookiness. You get a map, but it's really easy to lose your sense of direction in there. We relied heavily on other people's explorations of dead ends. The path itself is fairly nicely paved, but it's a bit bumpy, like a row of speed bumps. We made it out in less than an hour. After the maze, we picked up some pumpkins. It was fun choosing the pumpkins that become our jack o lanterns later, Pro tips: - if you go when it's truly dark, bring a flashlight for the corn maze - you'll get your corn maze tickets faster, potentially, if you pay in cash. when I went, they got their own fast line - pumpkins are cheaper in bulk. we bought 7 for less than $5 each (medium sizes)

I didn't realize this pumpkin patch had the world's largest corn maze, but it was completed -- at the cost of getting scared of the sun going down whilst deep in the maze. It's pricey at $22 per person for the corn maze. They give you a map to follow, but the path gets challenging as you progress! I like the concept of having 4 different bridges as checkpoints and for you to see the view of the maze itself. As for the patch itself, it is really cute because of the mini houses and decorations around! There's seating to eat your food and a bunch of pumpkins right on the ground. They mainly had the classic fat orange pumpkins that weighed like 40 points though if you prefer hefty ones, but I will say most of the selections weren't super nice...not sure if we just went too late into the month. There's lots of parking and several trucks offering desserts / drinks and food. I personally would skip out on their hot dogs or food here because it was pretty small and a bit overpriced. I would eat before or after coming here and just getting a drink. I really enjoyed my hot vanilla latte and slice of pumpkin pie. That was definitely a highlight. #fall

Came here on a Saturday afternoon. Parking was pretty organized, with someone directing the cars into alternating sides of the designated car pathways. The entrance had some decent photo ops, with hay stacks, plenty of different pumpkins, and minion structures. It was overcast so the pictures we took looked great despite the time of day. The sour candy belts were a decent price and didn't lack sourness by any means, and there was a fair assortment of hot foods, sweets, and drinks available. They have some tables in a covered dining area to enjoy your food as well, but the tables could've been more clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful nonetheless. The maze itself could use a little bit of work. There was a good amount of trash throughout the maze, and parts of the maze didn't seem to match the provided maps, which of course didn't help with us trying to get out. It appeared that some routes were created by people trying to take shortcuts. There was one trashcan we passed in the maze, so if you bring anything inside just hold onto it until you pass the trashcan since it's on the path you need to take to escape. I'd definitely come back but maybe not for a couple of years. Highly recommended for a medium-sized group.

I feel Cool Patch Pumpkins is the best corn maze in Northern California. It's such a staple for the college community that it's our UC Davis TSA traditional go to spot during Halloween! Tackling the maze after dark, around 8pm is an hour long, challenging experience, so definitely bring a flashlight. They close at 10 PM, so be sure to get out of the maze before that time. The entry fee is $22 per person, and they will provdie you a map upon entrance, and the the bridges are marked as checkpoints. If you are able to reach the checkpoints, you will be fine!

If you're coming here, you're here for the corn maze. At $22 a person, it might seem a little expensive, but it definitely ruined every other corn maze for me, in terms that this place was so fun and well thought out. They give you a map before you enter, and I honestly suggest going when the sun is out or just before sundown because it takes at least 1 hour to get out. Plus, you can see the entire corn maze and how big it actually is with the bridges that act as checkpoints. They give you a map, but if you're going after dark definitely bring a flashlight. We went on a Friday afternoon and not many people were present. This was super good for the corn maze, since you truly got the feeling of being alone/lost in the maze. Entry was free but you pay for activities, and they had some cool photo spots. People say $22 is a lot of money for a corn maze, but I've paid similar amounts at other pumpkin patches for a lesser experience. This is the best place for a corn maze that's mainly geared towards a high school+ crowd due to how big it is. However, they still have some activities for kids, like a corn bath.

Went to do just the corn maze for some fall fun with the boyfriend. We went late in the afternoon on a Sunday but the place was still incredibly busy. Corn maze has gone up to $22 PER PERSON. A bit steep for a couple mile walk through. The bridges could use some love, a few are a little rickety and the steps are uneven, I slightly stumbled on one. Thankfully you can get a bit lost on purpose to avoid the groups and crowds. Its fun to do without the map (considering its hard it read), just follow the path with the most wear. While interesting for one time a season, definitely wouldn't do it more than that. Will debate on next year depending on the price. Didn't check out any pumpkins as we already went to our favorite spot Larry's in Fairfield but there seemed to be something for everyone.

It's finally pumpkin patch season, and I've been wanting to get photos of my Siberian, Newt, at a pumpkin patch since we didn't get to hit up one last year. While doing research, Cool Patch Pumpkins caught my eye, and it was a huge plus that parking and entry were free. Only the corn maze and various other activities required payment. I also noticed, while looking through their social media and Yelp reviews, that there were plenty of places for photo ops and lots of open space. I do not enjoy or generally allow strangers or their dogs coming up to me and Newt, so this was perfect. We went on a stormy evening around 5:30 pm, and it was perfect since there were hardly any people. It was sprinkling, which made the vibes even better for my photoshoot with Newt. Everyone kept their distance and it didn't feel crowded to me. However, it was also a Tuesday when we went, so keep that in mind. I am sure that the pumpkin patch will get busier as it gets closer to Halloween. My husband is my assistant and captured our classic piggyback pose by the dinosaur statues. By far those were my favorite props of the pumpkin patch! We spent about an hour enjoying the pumpkin patch and taking photos, and at the end of our time there, we chose a pumpkin to take home with us as well. Their pumpkins are very reasonably priced and ours only cost $4! I loved how many photo ops there were, which was great for families with children. There also seemed to be several school groups arriving while we were heading out, so I'm glad we went when we did. It was awesome to get our pumpkin patch fix and capture some cool photos with the stormy sky! I would definitely return next year, and perhaps tackle the corn maze some other time.

We went here yesterday, only for the corn maze. It's pretty early in the season (and we came at like 4pm on a Wednesday) so maybe that's why it was very much not busy. I would say try to go at a time like that, if there are a lot more people in the maze, it could be annoying. I suspect if you go closer to Halloween it gets crazy! We didn't buy any pumpkins so IDK about that, but there seemed to be plenty, so I'm sure you can find some. Anyway, I appreciate how much effort and time it must take to make the corn maze each year, but I think $22/person is a bit much. I'm not really complaining, but I would have rather paid like $15/person. That said, it's pretty cool. I figured it would be really easy and didn't look at the map for a bit. We gave up on that after a short while... once we used the map markers to get oriented, it was reasonably easy. Still challenging enough to be fun for two adults, but not difficult enough to be frustrating. Ended up completing it in just under an hour. I do think a drinks and snacks sales area in the middle of the maze would get good business haha... even if it was just a vending machine that accepts credit cards, so they don't need to staff it, just refill it daily lol. Be careful not to step on any cute fuzzy caterpillars, they were everywhere!

Well this was worth the drive! The corn maze was fantastic and good for kids and grandparents alike. It was exhausting though! Quite impressive of a creation!!! The corn bath was fun as well. And enough cannot be said about the patch itself; there is an incredible selection of a variety of different pumpkins right on the vine at bargain prices compared to elsewhere. We had a wonderful afternoon here and highly recommend it!

The line at the ticket booth was very long, but luckily, a couple gave up their ticket to us for free because they had a family emergency. I appreciate them for their kindness. The corn maze was dark during sunset. We were handed a map prior to entering the labyrinth. It took about an hour to complete the maze with a flashlight. I recommend going with a partner or in a group, as long as you don't lose each other in the dark. Challenging, yet fun to explore during the Halloween season. They also sold pumpkins, corn, and snacks, but it was pricey, so we skipped that. There was a dinosaur sculpture where you could pose for pics. Parking was spacious, yet full, on the weekends. Expect to have dirt when driving through this farm road.

I've been to Cool Patch Pumpkins for three separate years, and I gotta say that I end up coming back. The reality of it is there's not any corn mazes around norcal, especially not of this scale. This year, their theme was to celebrate farmers, and I think the intricate maze did that very well. We went in the evening at 7PM so we were doing the maze in the dark, which is especially challenging but that's the challenge we signed up for!

Went here for the corn maze. The corn maze itself is a 5star for me, Being my first ever. Putting it as 3 stars in general as this is pricey for a $22/person. As we are a party of 7! Free for 5 and below. I would be glad to pay less than that, or if a certain in between age between 5years old to adult has a price tag. Since it is pricey for me especially for kids. They provide a map which is cool. The pumpkin patch does not have an entrance unlike other pampkin patches. But, overheard people saying pumpkins and snacks were costly too. Otherwise, there are other activities like hay, corn bath, and stuff. Staffs at register and entrance of maze did their job just fine, got payment or ticket, nothing extra ordinary. Posting my maze steps/map, which I found cute memorabilia. Glad my family did the maze with me.

It's kind of a scam. It's $22 per person for the corn maze. When we walked to the entrance of the corn maze nobody was there so we could have totally just walked in. The bathrooms had no toilet paper in any of them and were all full to the brim. The sinks had no water, no paper towels, or no soap. There was nothing. It gets boring pretty quickly but the bathrooms are what made me the most upset. I went today which is October 29 around 2pm. The corn maze was cool but other than that i wouldn't. It's just a lot of money but i know we gotta support the farmers :/

It was only a 5/5 experience because of my partner leading the way; otherwise, I wouldn't pay $110 ($22/person) to sabotage myself in a sweltering hot corn maze. Before starting, my partner advised we dedicate 10 minutes to mark the map and draw out our path to conquer the maze, which we now see is absolutely NECESSARY and NOT OPTIONAL. Because of that course of action, we completed the maze in 1 hour and 10 minutes! In the beginning of our journey in the sea of corn, we encountered a lot of people within the first 20 minutes and then stopped seeing people after, lol. I assume people trudged through the corn field and did not complete the maze, 'cause we started around 6:50 pm and ended around 8:10 pm, in which the maze was completely pitch dark. We did ask staff in the beginning what would happen if we never made it out of the maze. The two guys positioned at the front of the maze entrance looked at each other and told us to honestly just fight through the corn until we see the road or voices of civilization. ( ° °) I would encourage folks to either partner up with ambitious people and bring a pair of flashlights or just take a photo out front and call it a day, lol. Anyways, please enjoy our Garmin tracked map of our conquest of the maze! Corn maze will be open until October 31st! TLDR: Outline the map. Bring flashlights if you come in the evening. Have fully charged phones.

Crazy corn maze! Definitely draw your route on the map they give to you BEFORE you enter the maze! Otherwise, you are going to get very, very lost! We "found" lost people along the way and they followed us to get out! Took about 1 1/2 hours. Lots of fun!

my first time here, I enjoyed everything about it. The corn maze was really fun, it took about 46 minutes to complete.

Good maze just need to clean up garbage in maze, clear tall grasses and downed corn. Need to roll all pathway, so you can't see most walked paths. Parents have to pay to enter corn pit just to sit on a hay bales dumb. Most corn pits are free. Lots of pumpkins good size hay pyramid.

$85 for 4 pumpkins. That should tell you all you need to know about this place.. as I was leaving I overheard a few people saying the same about being overcharged. Not coming back EVER! I totally got burned for 4 pumpkins and I'll never forget it..

This was REALLY COOL!!! Came here for fun on my birthday I've never been to a Real pumpkin patch and NEVER been in a Corn Maze. It's a huge property. They hold the world record for the Largest corn maze in the world. They are not currently the largest in the world though. So you pay the admission fee of $22 a person and they hand you a map and you are on your own. We didn't make it very far, it was really hot so we went a ways and then THANKFULLY found our way back. Next time I go, it'll be on a cool day and I'm going to bring a pencil to keep track of our route to help us get to the end. But it's soooo big, I can't imagine getting all the way through in ONE DAY!! We went on a weekday so the attractions were limited - but it was GREAT. The staff that we encountered were very friendly and accommodating. You can wander through the pumpkin patch and find your personal favorite. The prices are very good. She told me $7 of the ones that are "basketball" size and the price goes up after that. mine was $8. I found a great GREEN pumpkin and was excited about the color. I was unaware that it was going to change color to orange! Oh, and there's a big T-Rex on the property and he LOVES pumpkins I took the opportunity to feed him a green one. This one is a herbivore, and does not eat humans!!! I wanted to pick some corn too, because there were some very beautiful ears along our journey...but apparently it's "feed" corn for animals and not for us earthlings. We'll definitely go back. if not this year then NEXT!!!

This spot was in the Guinness book of World records for the biggest corn maze in the world! So cool. The corn maze was great and not too bad especially if you take the "short cuts". I loved that this place was super organized including parking and was not as packed as the ones in the immediate Bay Area. Friendly staff too, not big city grumpy.

$22 for the corn maze, it was kinda fun. Took less than an hour to complete. I wouldn't do it again though. $8 for a small bag of kettle corn. $2 for the cookie which is just a Costco cookie in Saran Wrap. It wasn't really giving warm fall festivity. They did have some fall inspired drinks but idk didn't seem worth it. I think the pumpkin patch in HMB might be more worth the drive to do.

This is my family's go to stop when Halloween time comes around. Plenty of fun activities. Corn maze, hay rides, corn pit, etc. They serve different types of foods, snacks, and drinks. And have plenty of places to sit. The service is always good. Their prices are pretty good too!

We came here mainly for the corn maze which was much bigger than I imagined. Entrance is $22 a person and we ended up spending about 1.5 hrs navigating our way through. It's definitely recommended to use the map and while there are some shortcuts carved in the corn maze, if you follow the correct path, it'll take at least that time to find your way through. There are a few bridges built in where you can get a nice picture of the entire maze and we got some great views at sunset. Outside of the corn maze, there's the pumpkin patch, hay rides and corn bath (similar to a ball pit but with corn kernels. The area outside of the corn maze is small but cute with dinosaur statues and minion hay stacks.

I came here with friends solely for the corn maze, which was $22 a person. It took over 2 hours to complete. If you go by yourself, I HIGHLY suggest bringing enough water and pre-plan your route. Otherwise, you can easily get lost. I had a slight cold, was thirsty, and started seeing double from all that walking. LOL. Aside from the corn maze, it was a decent pumpkin patch. Apparently, they had a hayride and corn bath for kids. I didn't check those out. I usually come to pumpkin patches for the scenery and photos. They have a huge dinosaur, spider, and minion displays. Selection of pumpkins was decent. Service was average, considering I only experienced their snack station. Parking and entrance were free, which I appreciated. The corn maze is a fun fall attraction!

The corn maze is worth it but everything else is ridiculously over priced and if you just want to watch your kids do anything you also have to pay! The workers were far from friendly! The pumpkins are so expensive as well! I recommend driving to Dave's pumpkin patch! It was great with outstanding friendly employees and we got 3 small pumpkins for 5$

My bf and I wanted to do a small day trip on a weekend and decided to hit up Cool Patch Pumpkins for the corn maze. I had gone before a couple of years ago, but we cheated our way through as we went near closing time so I really wanted to re-do it. We ended up getting there around 1:30pm on a Sunday, and it was PACKED. Luckily we found parking as people were leaving. We walked towards the entrance and since I had been there before, I knew that the ticket booth was WAY across the other side of the entrance. It's pretty annoying that they don't have it set up right next to the entrance of the corn maze. You have to walk across the field to buy your ticket, and then you have to walk back to get to the entrance of the corn maze. It wouldn't be such a big deal if the sun wasn't sweltering. There's also no clear sign(s) as to where the ticket booth is, so I overheard a handful of confused people. After getting our hefty $22 tickets and the corn maze maps, we just went right in and tackled it. Now, you might be thinking "it's not a maze if you have a map" or as a teenager behind me said "maps are for...[cats]". Let me tell you though, even with a map and taking the right pathways all throughout without cutting through, it took us an hour and 40 minutes. This maze is EXPANSIVE. It was also HOT, and we ran out of water towards the second half. Overall, this is a fun experience if you've never been. I would suggest you go around early sunset when it's cooler but still enough light out and BRING WATER. The food and drinks there are without a doubt going to be overpriced, but I don't think they have an issue with you bringing your own food/drinks.

This maze is no joke! It is HUGE! Hella fun though! Got a bit lost here and there but my group & I used a map so luckily, we were able to follow it thoroughly and make it to the end. Dog friendly place. I suggest bringing water for sure if the weather is really hot. It was very crowded at the area where the pumpkin patch was but the maze wasn't as crowded. Wide enough to let foot traffic pass on each direction. I highly recommend this place and would come back!

Being able to park a lot closer. Sales people, knowing the prices of the pumpkins. And too many rotting pumpkins as you were walking in. It's early in the season and that was just not something we would come back to use.

This is a fun place for people of all ages to go to! Not only can you choose your own pumpkin to carve, but you can also participate in other activities--a corn maze, corn bath, hay ride tour, etc. There is also a seating section to rest and a concession stand to buy food. When my friends and I went, we did a self guided tour around the patch in pursuit of finding the perfect pumpkins. There were pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, and my personal favorites were the ones shaped like mushrooms. There is a big parking area at the patch with helpers to guide you when you come in and come out. Unfortunately, there are no row numbers or any indicators to remember where you parked, meaning it's easy to forget where you were. For this reason, I'd recommend taking a picture of the general area you parked so you're not scrambling around to find your car later on. Oh, and there is also a huge minion made out of hay at this pumpkin patch. Absolutely golden.

Came here for the first time last year to do the corn maze. It was so hot and we definitely weren't expecting to be in there for that long. Even with the map we kept getting lost but we were glad we got to experience it. This year, when visiting we didn't see any pumpkins that we wanted to buy but there were some unique ones. I think there were more things to do like a corn bath which seemed to be pretty popular, however, everything there you need to buy a ticket for. I think everything is pretty reasonably priced besides the corn maze which is a little expensive in my opinion. They also sell food but I've never tried anything

Really fun fall activity! I recommend adding this to your fall bucket-list you can also buy food, snacks and treats here. I got 5 large pumpkins for $25, not bad at all! More catered to children I'd say.

Despite being really busy, parking was easy and the crew got people through the lines quickly. We went for the maze and loved it. It took us an hour to get out. The maze was fun with lots of bridges to look out over the whole maze and take pictures.

Such a fun pumpkin patch to visit! They have a couple different attractions: a HUGE corn maze, a corn "bath", some food, a pumpkin patch and hay rides. Corn maze- $20 (2022) per person. I don't remember it being that expensive last year. That's a lot for a corn maze in my opinion! But, it is HUGE. If you follow the map and you don't cut through the corn it will take you about an hour to complete the maze. It was very busy on a Sunday afternoon. Hundreds of people. Corn bath - $5 per person. You get to play in a big patch of corn seeds. Food - they have tri tip sandwiches, fries, onion rings, soft serve and snow cones available. The food quality is good. Pumpkin patch - there are pre picked pumpkins available to choose from, or you can go out into the fields and pick your own off the vine. We got 3 large pumpkins and 3 small ones for $36 total. Fairly priced. Hay ride - you can pay for a ride on a truck around the property. Not sure on the prices/time.

The Cool Patch Pumpkins is the home of the 2019 Guinness Book of World Records Largest Corn Maze! Always a great place for a challenging corn maze, corn bath, kids fun and of course pumpkins! Every year their corn maze honors some group and this year they are honoring the military's Nine Line (medevac). Bring the whole family for pumpkin picking and kids fun. There is something for everyone here! This is a must visit pumpkin patch every year!

Tri-tip sandwich: $15 Corn dog: $5 Soft serve: $7 Onion rings: $8 Fries: $6 Didn't come here and expect to spend $97 for food. The line is super long and not very efficient. It's also windy and there isn't a clean place to sit. Went to the Porto potties and one of the sinks didn't have soap or water. I also wish the dessert stand was included with the food because that's a second super long line I have to stand in. The tables were totally disgusting and no places to wash your hands other than at the bathroom stations. Also nobody wiping the tables down. It feels totally disorganized, random places to buy pumpkin tickets and the ticket for the maze. Everything had a separate charge. I wish they would just charge at the gate - you pay for everything in one fell swoop and are done with it. Might come back next year on a week day. It was absolute chaos on Sunday

Went here last year(2022) in October to go pumpkin picking with friends & had a blast. You have the option of picking the pumpkins at the entrance area or going into the patch to pick out your own pumpkin. Me & my friends decided to pick our own pumpkins out in the patch. The field is big & there is a large selection of various pumpkin in the field to choose from, there is also various pathways to take leading to different types of pumpkins. Additionally, there other fun activities to do here, such as the corn maze & riding the tractor, you have to pay additional if you want to participate in these activities. I've been in the corn maze before & it massive & lots of fun exploring the maze too. In the maze there are areas where you can oversee the maze from above. I'm docking 1 star because when me & my friends went to pay for our pumpkins the line was extremely disorganized & unnavigable. It was hard to tell if your in the right line to pay for a pumpkin or purchase a ticket for the corn maze since they were in the same area.

This is a cute family friendly place to explore. My review is for the corn maze part: I went with my group to do the corn maze. It was fun but, definitely a lot of walking (we finished in 2.5 hrs). I suggest bringing lots of water, a hat and a sunglass. You get a map when you pay for the entrance ($22). I recommend bringing a pen to mark on the map. I didn't lead my group but, I could tell it was confusing for those not keen on navigating. There were wooden picks with the letters and numbers (corresponding to the map ex. AA24) that were placed at dead ends or split pathways to guide you. Overall, a good experience except 1 thing...maybe some people didn't finish so...they cut through the maze which created an array of pathways. I saw countless people lost along with our group. I hope the owners of the place could check those spots and block it off or put a sign to help others not go astray. Things to note: -Parking is free (there will be 1-2 attendants with a flag to guide you) -The tickets to purchase the entrance to the corn maze and other things are located in the very back near the big white tent -They have snacks and drinks for sale

A nice but busy place. A decent variety of pumpkins to choose from. Food is ok. Lines are long for no reason tbh. It's still a nice place to take the kids.

The corn maze is massive and is pretty tough without the map so I definitely would recommend taking a map along. I went when the sun set and it added another layer to the challenge. Make sure to bring water and snacks as there is no stations in the maze. If they had a snack stand in the middle of the maze they would have a lot of customers. Would be 5 stars except that there are no employees in the corn maze and the markers/stakes frequently get moved around. The worst part is there were kids throwing corn over the maze walls with a lot of force but the workers did not do anything about this making it very dangerous.

Friendly staff. Great prices. The maze is challenging and fun for the whole family. Would recommend going early to avoid crowds. Maze takes anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on navigation skills.

I remember coming here in 2014 with a huge group and having so much fun! Came back 7 years later and it's just as wonderful as I remembered it being! Parking is ample--don't feel stuck on finding parking right away. As i was walking towards the entrance, I saw rows and rows of empty spots. (It's not marked or anything--it's just dirt and you kind of guesstimate the spots and lines). $18 per person for the corn maze. It sounds like a lot, and my friends were skeptical on paying that much, but we actually had tons of fun getting lost and hitting dead ends! took ~3 hours without looking at a map, and everyone felt like they got their money's worth. The pumpkins were a bit lame... all the good ones have already been picked out, but after much searching, I found two good ones I liked ($5 for both of them!) They have a super wide variety too! Kind of sad that people smash pumpkins in the field :/ wish they respected the place more. Beautiful views and no regrets driving 2 hours to come here :)

An awesome pumpkin patch with a world class corn maze and tons to do for the family and kids. Highly recommend the maze but beware even with the map it will take you 2-3 hours. Bring some water, some patience and a PEN!!!

Love this place and love the corn maze. We do it every year. But this year, it was rough. I understand the need for irrigation, but I felt like I was literally LEAPING over valleys to get to each mound. I am slightly less physically abled than some, and ended up falling at some point and messing up my knee, but once again, I've literally done this every year, so I certainly did not go into this unprepared. I had two other people with me who had done this before and also felt this was just very much more difficult and strenuous than prior years. Bring water, wear good shoes, and plan for a couple good hours, but it's still a lot of fun. Unfortunately, if next year is as rough we may not be able to return. Felt bad for all the families with kids who also were having a rough time towards the end of the maze. :(

Great for going at least once with family. Small children will love the farm setting and running around the patch. They have various activities too... the huge maze can be enjoyed by all, from teens scaring each other to those who actually use the map trying to get out. Highly recommended for team building events for team managers/coaches doing youth sports. The only draw back is no discounts for large groups. Highly recommend going on a weekday if you're looking to avoid crowds.

Better to go in the evening or when it's cool outside. Went here at around 10am and the sun was beaming! The corn bath is $5 and the adults have to pay for it too! I've been to other places where it's free for children and adults to play in. My son just played on the rocking horses, the pyramid stacks of hay, and pulled the wagon. Ample of parking and the close the gate at 10pm, but I think the place closes at 8pm?

Very cool pumpkin patch and corn maze. They have a variety of food/snacks but they seem open to you bringing in your own snacks. Corn maze was impressive. Would say they could easily design the place up more but they have some cool hay minions and around the area to walk around. Probably the main thing to go for is the corn maze $20/person.

My boyfriend and I come to Cool Patch Pumpkins every October year to celebrate our anniversary. We decided heading to the patch early just because of parking and the weather. What I like about this particular pumpkin patch is of their HUGE dirt/grass parking lot. There are workers out and about that will help guide you. Once you're in the patch, there are cute decors and sculptures that you can take pictures of with your children/spouses or friends/relatives/coworkers. They also have yummy hot foods and sweets. We didn't try the hot food but got the sweet licorice instead. Lol So did we completed the largest corn maze? Absolutely! Beat it in 1 hr and 20 mins! Thanks to me!! Lol kidding. I only navigated to the blue bridge and thereafter my boyfriend took charged. $15.00 for the corn maze and you get a map to help you through. The longest line to get tickets was the credit/debit line so BRING CASH if you want to get in the maze quicker! COVID procedures were in place. Mostly all staffs and customers had their masks on. BUT I would say, once you enter the corn maze, and you're walking around tirelessly trying to find a way out, you'd want to take out your mask just so you can breathe a little. But I recommend doing it when no one is near you. So be respectful and keep a good distance away from others! I love this pumpkin patch and although it's up in Davis, it is worth visiting just once for newcomers! Happy Halloween everyone!!

I love pumpkins and pumpkin patches! We went on a Wednesday afternoon and it was the perfect time to go! There weren't very many people until after we were leaving. The people who were there, wore masks and social distanced which I appreciated, but there is no employee there who enforces COVID restrictions. We chose Cool Patch due to other reviews about COVID restrictions and the fact that they advertise having the "World's Largest Corn Maze." The corn maze took us about 30 minutes to get through and we loved it! We only passed a handful of people so it felt like we had the maze to ourselves for a while. The corn maze costs $15 per person, but is free for those under 5. There are lots of photo ops and they even have peddle cars and hay rides available. For COVID, they limit the number of people that can ride at any one time. The prices for pumpkins were great too - we took home 15 pumpkins for $30! We'll definitely be back next year!

I love it here! My kids enjoyed the Cool pumpkin patch. We come here every year and my kids love to pick out their pumpkins. We love the food and the maze. Everything is kid friendly and you can have your dog here but they must be on a leash.