Dave's Pumpkin Patch

“I thought most of these reviews on here were pretty harsh so I came to see. Almost didn’t come because of them . Whoever runs their social media really needs to do PR because the reviews are bad . This place is wonderful for toddlers ! Older ones maybe not quite as much . We personally had a blast . We also went on a Monday! Easy parking, not a huge crowd . Positives 1.) we brought cash 2.) it was small enough to walk around and not over whelming at all 3.) lots of shade to eat 4.) fun activities 5) easy to find Now I will say def room for improvement 1.) the horse lady both of them are super rude and seem like they hate their life . Replace them immediately. My daughter was not feeling them at all. I asked if we could ride and they just stood there . I asked how can I pay? Again no answer lol 2.) shade over the corn pit woukd be amazing 3.) make sure to post very clear cash accepted online and hours . I had to go search to find them and that’s when I saw the bad reviews . We had fun personally o will be back ! Only $12 to get in and was great for my three year old!”

“My review is for the year round farm stand. It’s the same place where there’s the seasonal pumpkin patch. Dave's Fresh Produce Stand is an open air farm stand in West Sacramento. I was in the area buying fresh crabs at the Ferrari Fisheries pop up stand which was down the road... a few minutes drive. So I popped on over to Dave's. But wait a minute, the stand used to be named Vierra Farms. Same place, different name. Déjà vu. The stand sells fruits, vegetables, fresh cut flowers, local Becker honey, packaged dried fruit, frozen filleted fish from Ferrari Fisheries, and a variety of animal feed ( for horses, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc). The product pricing is on par with a grocery store or possibly cheaper; the quality is way better than my local grocer. I bought mandarins, onions, bell peppers, leafy lettuce, beets, and a flower. The flowers were $3 a stem. The produce looked all so gorgeous and fresh and tasted great.”

“We have been coming here for many years. They offer fruits and vegetables for sale, the annual pumpkin patch, annual Christmas tree farm, etc. We loved the Halloween spirit and the wide open spaces. There are a number of activities for kids...hay bale maze, jumping activity, pony rides, animals, climbing and more. There was also a large corn maze, which we enjoyed for about an hour. Plus they have lots and lots of pumpkins, plenty of parking and a friendly staff.”

“CASH or CHECK ONLY Dave's Pumpkin Patch has an ATM but it will cost you $5.25 plus your banking fees to withdraw cash. On weekends it's $20 for adults to get in and includes the corn maze and hay ride as well as the kiddie attractions like a pirate show and corn box (think sand box). The target audience here is definitely for young children. You can also pay $70 for a family of four. The food here is mediocre at best. I tried to order Dave's Big Salad, but they were out of salad, so ordered a tri tip plate which came with potato salad and beans. To my surprise, it wasn't a plate, it was on a hot dog bun with about 2 oz of dry meat and was $17. Water is $3, soda is $4. I would recommend the hamburger or cheese burger. It looked really good. The maze was actually challenging and seemed well created. I would definitely recommend the corn maze. The fresh produce looked great and there a lot of good pumpkins to choose from. Overall it had a cute layout and there were lots of photo ops for families. The pumpkins were sold by size and ranged from $1.50 for the tiny ones and from medium to large were $8, $10, $12. If you are choosing between Bishop's and Dave's, I would choose Bishop's, but this is closer to Sacramento and gets the job done. Just remember to bring cash.”

“Great place for the kids. Steep in price. Be prepared spend. Went today (Saturday) spent $55 for 2 adults and a child. $20 pony ride. $38 on lunch. $26 on 2 pumkins There was a lot to do though.”