Seasonal Adventures Pumpkin Patch & Christmas Trees

“If you’re on the hunt for the perfect pumpkin patch that offers affordable fun for all, look no further than seasonal adventure Pumpkin Patch at pierce college! There is no entrance or parking fee. Only downside was there weren't many pumpkins but we had an unexpected delight: mouthwatering tacos that will have you coming back for more. As we stepped into the patch, we were immediately struck by the all the different attractions they had for kids. But what really caught our attention was the tantalizing smell coming from Tacos El Menny taco truck as soon as you came in. We decided to kick off our visit with their famous Birria tacos which were hands down the best I’ve had in a long time. The meat was tender and juicy, with a perfect blend of spices that had us asking for more. Topped with fresh cilantro, diced onions, and a squeeze of lime. Each bite was a fiesta in our mouths! To wash it all down, we indulged in some freshly made horchata. What I loved most about the Pumpkin Patch was how they’ve managed to blend the traditional pumpkin patch experience with high-quality, delicious food. The lively atmosphere, and, of course, those incredible tacos made for a memorable day out with the family. If you’re searching for a pumpkin patch that serves up incredible tacos amidst the autumn scenery, seasonal adventures pumpkin patch is the place to be. I can’t recommend it highly enough—just make sure to come hungry because you’ll definitely want to try everything on the menu! 🎃🌮✨”

“Such a great place! There’s a petting zoo where you can feed and pet the animals, and plenty of fun activities for kids. Big free parking area too. I read some reviews saying it’s expensive — but come on, how much do you really expect it to cost? A family meal at McDonald’s is around $60, and here you get to spend a few hours outdoors, having fun and enjoying nature, for about $100. Totally worth it!”

“Cute place. About 9 large bounce houses and 2 electric rides. They allow you to bring water and snacks inside and have benches for you to eat under their shaded area. They sell fruit drinks, hot dogs, popcorn and other snacks too.”

“Piece Pumpkin Patch is a fun stop for the fall Halloween season. Parking is free and conveniently located nearby, so you don’t have to walk far. Admission is $2 per adult, and kids get in free, but you can purchase tickets for the rides. My family bought 20 tickets for $32. They have a train, two different mazes, a petting zoo, and several styles of bounce house inflatables. Rides range from one to four tickets each. There are also cute little photo ops inside. We didn’t buy any food, but there are vendors inside offering items like funnel cakes, aguas frescas, and hot dogs. We visited during the day when they opened at 11 a.m., and it was quite hot, so I’d definitely recommend going in the evening since they stay open late.”

“I like taking my kids to this pumpkinpatch because it's close to our house. But honestly, it feels like too much space for a bunch of inflatables. They can have a good time but there are some more fun places for sure.”

“After reading the comments, I agree that the prices are outrageous. $2 per person to get in, children are free. I'm okay with that. Whats crazy is: 4 tickets for a 90 second train ride. Sometimes less if the driver goes fast. The one my son rode with was really moving, didn't take her time at all. It was over before he really got a chance to enjoy it. If you want a train ride like this go to the mall. At least there you can enjoy it. If your child can't ride alone: $13 dollars for 60 to 90 seconds... Some slide are 3 to 4 tickets, each time. Most slides are 4 years or older. 1 star for the cost. 5 stars cause my little boy still had a blast, and some of the staff were cool. In the end 2 stars. I would rather take my son to an indoor park for the price that was paid.”

“We visited this pumpkin patch today, and while the setup was nice at first, the experience ended on a bad note. They now use cards to scan for rides instead of paper tickets,which is fine, but one of the staff ruined our visit. There was a girl with pink hair (next to a punk-looking guy) working by the two small jumpers on the right side of the patch. About 20 minutes before closing, my 4-year-old daughter went to jump one last time. No other kids were there, and the staff girl scanned our card. Then my daughter came back to me in tears, saying that the girl told her she could only go one time and that’s it. You don’t talk to a small child, you talk to their parent. She was being rude for no reason. Every other jumper we went to had no problem letting kids enjoy themselves, especially when it’s almost closing and the jumper is empty. Also, the Mexican food vendor lady had a terrible attitude. For the high prices they charge, the food should at least come with decent service. This place needs to seriously review who they hire. Too many young employees with zero communication skills or respect for customers”

“I was really disappointed with how insanely pricey the Pierce College Pumpkin Patch is for what they offer. Don’t get me wrong the setup is good, and they have a nice variety of inflatable rides for older kids plus a decent little petting zoo with goats, llamas, chickens, bunnies, and ducks. But the prices are just outrageous. Each ticket costs $1.65, and a bundle of 20 tickets is $32. The inflatable slides cost 1–3 tickets each, so if your toddler wants to slide 20 times, that’s easily $33–$99 just for that activity alone! The petting zoo is 3 tickets per person for only about 5 minutes of animal time. For a family of four, that’s 12 tickets = about $20 for just a few minutes! In one hour I had spent almost $60with my 2.5 year old and it really didn’t feel worth it. It’s unfortunate because the space itself is nice, but the pricing makes it hard to enjoy. Definitely not a good value.”