Enchanted Country Pumpkins

“We had a wonderful time with our service dogs in training, Zuke and Zadie (Autism Service Dogs of America). The owner of Enchanted Country Pumpkins, Diana, greet us enthusiastically, and the rest of the staff was wonderful, friendly, and accommodating. Lots of games for kids, giant slides, chickens, sheep and goats to pet. And, as you can see great photo opportunities.”

“Last second, we can here and there was no fee to get in, they charge for the kiddos activities. What's bad $70 for 2 kids unlimited bouncers pass and 3 for the petting zoo. It's small but quaint, and everyone seems really nice. Since it is at a church, I think it makes me more willing to pay the price.”

“It was ok, lines where out of control, there was no system what so ever to anything parking was unorganized, everything was a mess. On the other note the only thing not reserved today. Then it was for the kids also. The kids had a lot of fun here. The tickets and so called rides where a little expensive”

“Not much to see or do. It's very small. Hight cost for activities. I bought the pass for 30/per kid and it did not include the pumpkin decorating or the petting zoo. You also get one game per wrist band. Just a heads up. 🎃”

“I know it’s been said a lot, but can’t stress enough how big of a rip-off is. Most pumpkin patches are free to enter but this place charges $5 fee just to get in. It’s on the smaller side as overall footprint goes. Rides are insanely expensive. $2 per ticket and to go down a slide ONE time (literally one time down, so 3 seconds) will set you back $6-12. Total gouging going on here. Many better options like the one in Placentia on yorba Linda blvd. much more reasonable prices. Also, the bounce houses and slides are disgustingly filthy”