Tolmachoff Farms

Really good prices for farmer's market stand produce. They had a bunch of different sweets and pastries as well as local honey and homemade sourdough bread. Anaheim peppers and jalapeños looked really healthy. Yellow watermelon was an amazing Arizona find, they brought that out from the back when I asked about it! Kid friendly and sweet staff. 11/10 for sure!

I had a fantastic time at Tomalchoff Farms! The petting zoo was cool, especially with the kids, and we loved the variety of pumpkins they had to choose from—perfect for all our decorating needs. The corn maze was also a lot of fun, adding a bit of adventure to our visit! While the food was just okay and a bit overpriced (as expected), the overall experience was memorable. The farm has a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, making it a great spot for a fall outing. Highly recommend for anyone looking for seasonal fun!

We sure do love Tolmachoff Farm! My kids dad and I have made it a family tradition on Halloween we pick our kids up from school early and go to Tolmachoff farm until sun down then we go to a couple of other Halloween events. We love seeing the animals, the pumpkin patch, riding on the train playing in the corn, jumping on the bounce house and smelling the sunflowers! My son is autistic and Tolmachoff has been super respectful and welcoming of him as he is which is hard for people like us to find in the world. We paid $15/person and $3/person for the train ride. The food is amazing you have to try their pop corn. You can have professional photos taken of you and your family there or take your own. They sell jams and jellies and pickled veggies! I save up every year for this event going to Tolmachoff is a bigger deal than Christmas in my family!

My Kids LOVED it !! For sure the harvest part of Halloween for Families that don’t trick or treat .. Everything is included with admission except Food obviously the train ride which is $3 and $3 for potato launch . My Kids were so tired but they refused to stop and explored the whole patch! We even did the corn maze that took us closer to an hour!! Very fun

This place is amazing to take the entire family. The pumpkin patch, the corn maze, the 3 wheel bikes, the animals. All of it is well put together. The Halloween maze is so scary. I hate it and love it all at the same time. Get there early as the line gets crazy.

Very interesting and beautiful farm, the farm has a lot of parking and plenty ty of space. It was jot crowded at all, and they make sure there is plenty to do at the farm. From corn maze to jumping balloons and food options s are terrific. Eould defi try to come back, but maybe when it's cooler. Make sure to bring snacks and water for the kiddos when you have them. we all know they can be picky eaters, and the options there are limited, but it mainly looks like it would serve for the adults Great areas for photos, dress comfortably, and be careful with all dirt and mud that is very gushy around there. Kids losing shoes sometimes and you don't need that in your car.

Well this was my first time to a pumpkin patch. I thought it was awesome for a family day out. The line was long to get in, but moved quickly. They offer a petting zoo with baby goats which you can feed for .50¢ so bring quarters. They have several slides and corn filled boxes to play in for the kids. Multiple large bounce pads and a bouncy house. The corn maze was fun, but the train for kids only is the most popular attraction. Definitely plan to come back next year.

Always a great time! Went up with her Girl Scout Crew, enjoyed the maze, and all the other fun activities, food, and animals…it’s the little things in life that creat moments and memories, making the best gifts in life!

We've taken our family to the farm for so many years and the kids always look forward to it. From the little train rides to the corn maze it's always a good time. Parking can get crazy, but they do a decent job of controlling it. Sometimes it's so hot it take a bit of the fun out, but not anything they can control. Great spots for pictures, petting zoo area, activities for the kids and items for purchase to take home. I recommend getting here early lines get long. Great local farm.

It's really full but if you arrive at the opening time you won't wait in hellish lines, the animals are well taken care of and very clean, all very sweet and lots of things to do A lot of picture spots

The kids had a blast. And that is what is important. They loved the train and the petting zoo and the chickens in their coops. The entry fee was not horrible, but I wish it was all inclusive, meaning entry and train. Because we are having an epic heat wave, so it was hot. It is a farm, so it is dusty. It was a weekend day during pumpkin patch season, so it was crowded. Just go with those expectations. And remember the kids loved it.

I don't know what's going on. I went to buy my usual corn today and it's not the same corn. I've been getting corn from this place for 10 years. The corn I got today taste like it was bought at the grocery store SMH.

We came to the farm as a field trip. I loved that the beginning of our trip was a guided tour the farm where students got to pick their own produce and plant their own seeds. Our farmer Brooke was very knowledgeable and helpful with students.After the guided part of the tour, we had our own area to store our produce and to eat lunch we got time to explore the farm on our own and students enjoyed all of the activities and play areas.

I had my daughter's birthday at the farm yesterday and it couldn't have gone better. I love that they had the day open only for birthday parties so it wasn't busy. There is so much to do at the farm. We paid to have an extra hour on our birthday package and I feel like we could've spent the whole day there. The woman in charge kept checking in and it felt very put together. I'm so glad we splurged on the farm for her birthday. It was the best!!

What a fun place to visit in the fall!! This was my favorite pumpkin patch in the Phoenix area, so far. We brought our family here, and found it to be a very good value for all that they offer. There were a couple of things that cost extra, but the pricing was fair. There were several things for all ages. Both the little and big corn mazes were really well done.

Had a great time with the family. The corn maze was a blast, the pumpkins were reasonably priced, and the food was yummy.

They are so SKIBIDI and sigmas the pumpkins where so alphahaaaa loved the pumkinsss Like I loveddd thissss placeeee so muchhhhhhhh

Prices are reasonable and it's a big beautiful farm I loved coming here for the fall festivities excited for the Christmas festivities!

The farm was great, as usual, but the haunted maze was horrible. We visit the farm every year in October and decided to pay the extra money for the haunted maze this year. Big mistake! This was the worst haunted attraction I have ever visited. It is a complete waste of time and money. Just a long walk through the corn with like 5 scare actors that literally did nothing and a couple animatronics that didn't trigger until after we were well past them. The only person that seemed to be interested in participating was the clown with the chainsaw that was chasing people as they exited. Otherwise, this attraction is just plain lame. So disappointed!

The farm is good but it was a hell of a rush when we went. Also, the ticket price is too high as per me for the experience you get. The corn maze is nice and has plenty of things for kids to enjoy. They do have food trucks but everywhere a long queue. Overall a place to go for a day of fun if you have kids and are fine with the prices.

Been coming to Tolmachoff Farms for over 15 years as a family and for field trips. I think it is really thoughtful for the family to open up their farm and create such a wonderful experience for families to make memories and traditions. Tolmachoff has been around since 1912. They really have mastered field trips and large groups. Our assigned guide today was farmer Claudine. She was amazing and you would think she had been doing this all her life. She has a gift of speaking and making everyone feel welcome. We had so much fun with her today. The hours for the groups are 10am to 1pm. We were schooled on corn, traveled through the corn maze, road the tractor train, picked zucchini and a cucumber. So funny to see guys lay out all the veggies out by the plants before the kids pick them. We ate lunch then had some free time followed by picking pumpkins. You are welcome to bring your own food, eat there or a little of both. There are so many areas to play and things to do. They have really grown over the years. On the way out we made our way to the store and picked up some pumpkin butter and blueberry preserves. So delicious!!! Luckily I couldn't get the lids off the jars in the car or they would have been empty by the time we got home. The flow of the day was so perfect and the weather beautiful. Our home school group had over 120 people broken into groups of 30ish. A few other groups were there. It wasn't over crowded at at all. They really have a great system down. There are shaded picnic tables everywhere and they have giant coolers of water and drinking cups if needed. They also have food and drinks for sale. Hand sanitizer bottles were all around though I think we were the only silly ones using it. The have a line of port a potties. Activities: corn maze, slides in 3 locations, photo spots, games, a giant spider web to crawl on, teeter totters, rope swings, peddle tractors and bikes and a giant inflatable jumping thing. Oh and a couple places you can roll around in the corn. What a fantastic day.

I went to Tolmachoff Farm with my son and his family. Parking was free. We arrived just before 10am and had to wait a few minutes before the gates opened. There was a line but it moved quickly to get everyone in. My granddaughter is 18 months old and it was a great place for her. She enjoyed all the Halloween decorations, scarecrows and animals. They had a lot of different activities for kids. Many were split for kids up to 5 years old and then others for kids 5 and up. Most of the activities were included in the admission price but there were some others that had additional charges. There was much more to do than I expected. I was impressed with the place. We ate some snacks and got drinks and I thought the prices were very reasonable. The food was simple but good enough. They also sold some pumpkins other products from the farm on the way out and again I was surprised that they were so reasonably priced.

We have been coming to this farm for several years now, we went today and the staff was so unnecessarily rude. Our family will never give this place our business ever again.

My first time to the farm This was my first visir to the pumpkin patch and it was an awesome family day out. The line was long to get in, however, it moved quickly and the staff were do friendly and accomdating. There was so much to see and do, bouncy house, jumping pad, slides, dried corn sensory bins, farm animals, train rides, and the corn maze. Think I found my new Fall/Halloween spot goe pumpkins and fun.

I'm being nice and giving this farm 2 stars. Because honestly, it's for the kids to enjoy. It's pretty naive to trust social media pictures of the farm but sometimes positive expectations become reality. This was- keep your expectations low and it remained low when we arrived at the farm. Parking was further but the good side is that they have a very nice parking attendant man that directed us to a parking spot and was just awesome. The line was long but went by fast. The place was PACKED - uncomfortablly packed. It looked like a mess, chaos, nothing like the pictures they exhibit on their socials. Pumpkin patch..where? Train, cute but watch out or you might be run over. The train is just randomly driven around the farm with kids in tow zig-zagging around. Ticket price wasn't worth it. Petting zoo? Nope. Maybe 1 cow, a calf and a few chickens? Just disappointed. Exiting the parking area is a dust show that you'll have to question where to exit. The music was BLARING, they had a DJ but it just felt like a lame electronic dance mix. Adults, going on the teeter totters that clearly state that adults should not go on them (because most of these "adults" were about to break some of them seeing how aggresive they were on them), should grow up. Give the teeter totter seats to kids..the ones they are meant for. Just a big disappointment.

Wish I lived closer... Wish we all did! We shop for 4-5 households of 2-4. Great fresh variety & then some. U-pick days are great but arrive early to avoid the higher noon temps. We are summer fruit and veggie buyer mainly but my cousin goes there with her two kids to see the animals & hay rides n games come fall.

We come here every year for our Christmas tree and they always have a wonderful selection with reasonable prices. We look forward to our visit each year, staff is always friendly. We haven't been to the play area but just the tree farm itself. Highly recommend it.

This place was awesome. Very crowded but they managed it well. Love all of the different things you can do from corn maze to petting zoo, kernel bins , potato launching, see saws, tons of slides and the jumping blob!

Nicest, most helpful workers. Price has always been reasonable. So grateful for delicious tomatoes in particular since store bought are picked before ripe and don't have flavor. Not so with fresh picked vegetables. Amazing.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE!! Over priced entrance fee Over priced food, small servings, and hot food served cold!!! Not worth it at all!! Not enough kids activities to justify the price. They don't care about your experience here.

Interesting place to visit. Tolmachoff family is related to my wife. Very busy with lots of activities around Halloween and Christmas.

This farm generation owners are wonderful thoughtful and giving people . They work hard and to make in the community have a good place to comment enjoy your family I worked here for 4 years I broke my heart hen I had to leave due to health issues I love this family I love everything that they did for the community I'll never forget their generosity holiday's birthdays we spent together I shall see you guys soon great job everybody come out to the farm and check them out it's worth your time and memories

The best tomato's in town. They taste as good as those grown back east!! The other profuse is great too

My son who's autistic and non-verbal was a victim of mistreatment and singled out at this farm yesterday. I have been a loyal customer for 20yrs to this farm. But I will need to re-assess visiting future years as not only did my special needs son get negated the ability to partake in an activity which he was very capable and eligible to partake in again as he had done so earlier in the day and prior years. But also the apparent "manager" called to the scene, didn't even bother to address her employee's rude, condescending and disrespectful behavior. Instead the manager shot down and blatantly ignored the feedback provided to her about her employee. This was absolutely disgusting behavior from both ends. My husband who's overseas, was outright upset at the situation and was even more mad that I didn't record the event for further legal action review. However, the situation did unfold in front of everyone to see. I wish no other parent with a special needs child gets mistreated in the harsh-horrific way my son was treated

Great place. Fun times for my family and friends. So nice because it's local- locally owned and a real farm!!

Paid $30 for my sister and I to get in. WASTE OF MONEY! Their pumpkins were the worst and very overpriced. They put their animals on display but they dont keep up with their maintenance. Look at the attached picture. If I could give them NO STARS I would

I recently joined my daughter on her Pre-K class field trip to Tomachoff Farms, and was pleasantly surprised by what a fun and educational experience it was for all... This place is quite an operation as they must have a ton of class field trips and regular visitors too... they seem to have it down to a science as they split our classes into groups and rotated us through from seeing the farm animals, learning about and "picking" veggies, a train ride, a corn maze, lunch, and plenty of other activities before we left... We came home with some zucchini, cucumber, radish, and a small pumpkin too... the kids had a blast! Our guide, Jessica, was fabulous as she taught the group about everything at the farm but kept us moving and having fun at the same time. My daughter didn't want to leave when it was time... My son's class has a trip here coming up in November... I'm excited for him to have a similar experience. Thanks Tolmachoff Farms!

My family and I had a fun day here with our kids. Although it was busy, I felt like they did a nice job of keeping lines organized and moving. There were a lot of fun things for my 2 year old to do. A little slide, a bouncer, mini corn maze, etc. She also got to pet some goats. My daughter had a great time hanging out with her cousin here who is also 2. We would definitely return next year. I would actually love to check out their haunted corn maze at some point as well.

We orders our tickets online only to wait in line for a very long time time. There was 1 food truck for the hundreds of ppl they ran out of food by 8 pm. 1 jumping pillow for hundreds of kids. So many rules on it. No running, no tag. The Worker tried to get a child's attention by yelling. You Black/brown kid. Very unorganized and not set up for the volume. I would not come back

Fun place to go with the kids. We ended up going at night. I wish they would have more lights to light up the whole place. I feel like we couldn't take advantage of all the activities because it was so dark. Most people get off from work around 5pm & take their kids- well it gets dark around 6pm. We will probably try to go during the day next year if they don't get more lighting. I also wish they would have offered us tickets for the train ride when we bought our entry tickets. By the time we saw the train- the ticket booth had already closed down and wasn't selling anymore. This was a bummer.

ZERO STARS but I'm forced to enter one. 7 grocery store bags of stems from collards, mustard and turnip greens that had yellow leaves, empty stems in the middle of the bunches The greens were $36, they went from $2 to $4 a bunch

Nice, well kept, spacious, festive lighting, plenty of courteous staff willing provide good information, fresh crops and memories waiting to be made. Various activities. Good for erryone that be outside, dat way. Good choice of food and beverages at a decent price. Top tier selection, a must see this time of year. Big fax machine.

Our first visit almost happened Oct 2023! The farm looked beautiful, from the parking lot. The website did not state clearly that the patch was for schools ONLY the day before Halloween. Picture a car load of disappointed grandchildren. Even more disappointing was the staff response; they could not have been less interested or empathetic if they tried. Yes, you will see a big sign near the entrance with hours clearly marked. This is not helpful when you are driving some distance though. So, attend on the weekends and brave the crowds, if you wish and I'm sure the place itself will be fun.

I can't help but to feel disappointed as this year did not live up to the standards I remember from years past. I know we are currently in a pandemic but while visiting today there were minimal activities available for the kiddos and parents alike. I feel like we were constantly being hovered over by a staff member telling us don't do this don't do that. Be careful around the animals, be careful with the little one as the animals bite. Honestly i don't need a lesson on how to parent and care for my own child, believe it or not my wife and I do an incredible job. A lot of the activities such as the large and small sides say they required parental supervision but when my wife tried to go on the slide with my kids we were told no adults were allowed on the slide and that we should read the posted rules. Well I did read the rules and no where did it mention no adults on the slides, the only thing that read something nearly close to that mentioned that no parents were allowed on the teeter-totters. Since my child is too young to safely enjoy our experience to the fullest. Last year we did not have any problems whatsoever. Our visit only last about 45 minutes and we departed to a different location which managed to save our family day. I felt ripped off, my family will no longer be returning to this location.

Been coming here for years! Probably about 10. My last review was talking about how 2 years ago was really bad and last year was better. Today has been great. Granted it's earlier in the season and sooo hot who wants to be outside it's really empty, so social distancing is easy! Didn't run into a single person in the maze. Hand sanitizer is everywhere, every mailbox in the maze had some and their hand washing station looks much bigger than I remember. I've seen staff constantly wiping down and cleaning surfaces. They definitely seem to be doing everything to can to be open while taking precautions for the pandemic.

I loved visiting this place it has everything for everyone, with a beautiful ambiance. Would totally recommend!

Its overpriced and boring, my daughters had no fun and a worker in the corn maze had a bud light and was making animal noises. A worker did not specify that they were a worker and told my kids to use their brains when they made a wrong turn. The worker continued to follow them until they were scared. They began to run away my daughter Olivia cried. They yelled at them making them run and hide only to be cornered by another worker not even in uniform. There was no single distinctive uniform! and how would you feel to be a preteen girl cornered and chased out of a corn maze in the dark, for running from a big scary man with no warning that they weren't allowed to run. They were kicked out and stranded at the end of the maze . Even though the farm closes at eight we were kicked out 15 minutes early by a snappy worker. Don't go.

Atrocious. Too pricey. Not enough employees to ensure safe time for the family. Very disappointed in the whole experience.

My Girlfriend, her Daughter, and myself came here last weekend to try something new and buy some pumpkins. My review is solely based on my first time visit. I would say, however, it is a nice break for kids to have from technology. The farm goes out of it's way to really give kids and families a variety of things to do, see, and experience. They have a cute little make-shift town, games, field, jumpers, train ride, petting zoo, and more. In my opinion, what would really put this as a five star and make everything worth it would be 100% Great Customer Service! You had some employees that, honestly, were great friendly and made you feel welcome! However, you had other employees that just seemed like they were on a chain-gang doing time. They just seemed miserable.

One star......employees don't communicate, what one tells you on phone isn't the case in person. Rude lady working was unbearably ignorant and couldn't be bothered. So glad there are other places to go! This place gets worse by the month!

We've been coming here for a few years and have always had a positive experience. The service is friendly and quick and their products are great. We primarily purchase greens from them and they are impressive in terms of size and taste. They are always fresh and we very much appreciate that.

Don't recommend unless your kids are 2-7... tickets are over priced since you have to literally pay for EVERYTHING except corn maze and playing on slides and stuff. We paid $6 for kettle corn that had NO flavor. And waited over 40 minutes to get our 2 corn dog order and they weren't even warm. We were there for about an hour and a half and don't feel like we did anything but spend $45. There were a ton of awesome pictures moments. Social distracting was not enforced and felt like we were all on top of each other. I didn't see anyone cleaning if tables or surfaces that others touched frequently.

You would have called me a regular annual customer as this is the place I bring my boys for pumpkin fun times every year! I have 2 boys a 6 year old and a 20 year old whom I've been bringing since he was a little boy when he was an only child. Tonight after taking the kids for a fun night out I let my son 6 year old pick a mini pumpkin along with his friend and cousin also 6 year olds. After paying for the pumpkin we started to head out, my son almost fell and dropped his mini pumpkin which broke the stem. He was pretty bummed since the plan was to paint these mini pumpkin with his friend and cousin. I immediately headed over to speak to the female staff member at the gate who checked our pumpkin for an x on the way out. X marking means pumpkin is paid for. I showed her and explain what happen asking if I would be able to trade for another one. It looked to me like she wanted to help out so she grabbed my mini pumpkin & showed a woman who had a baby on her hip and the lady immediately stared at me & said NO about exchanging the pumpkin. It was bought just a few minutes before it fell. I was lost for words! This was very disappointing. I couldn't believe the greed. A damaged pumpkin that could have been a tax right off to this business. RIP to this farm I will drive the extra miles to take my family elsewhere. It takes years to win a customer and only seconds to lose one.

I was very disappointed with this place. Mask requirements was not enforced. Some employees didn't wear them and more than half the customers didn't wear them. There were signs posted but no one paid any attention. Definitely no social distancing Way over priced, this isn't a pumpkin patch it's more like a row of pumpkins that someone put out in the row. Not worth it in my opinion

This review is directly for their October month for pumpkin patch. I was very excited to go here but it was kinda a disappointment. Whats the point of a pumpkin patch when all the pumpkin from the field is on sale at the front? The whole experience of a pumpkin patch is to go pick out your own pumpkin. This place barely had any pumpkins on the field. Even if they did had pumpkin they were either rotten or too BIG to pick up.. A good plus of this place would be the maze and the little game that have for it. I didn't try the food here so I have nothing to say about it. I wouldn't come back. There is a 12$ charge entrance fee or 10$ if you show the coupon on their website.

Popular pumpkin patch! I was hoping to pick up farm fresh veggies but was greeted with a full-blown pumpkin patch experience. Memories flooded from when I used to take my kiddos out to patches in Iowa. It looked like they had a lot of cool activities like corn mazes and games. I didn't stay long and was not optimistic I was going to pick up veggies like at a farm stand.

I've been going here ever since I lived here and I can't wait until they open every year so I can get my fix of the best tomatoes and all the other great veggies Randy,