Seasonal Adventures Pumpkin Patch & Trees

As much as they advertise this location is good for younger ages, I probably would not recommend for children younger than 3, maybe even four. The inflatable slides were pretty big and steep. Food seemed limited as well. I stood in line for the main food stand and while waiting they couldn't take any more orders due to the fryer being down. Everything else to eat was desserts. They also need another set of port a potties at the back of the site.

I wish I would have read the other reviews before going. Spent close to $200 in less than an hour. Rides are so not worth it. Or even the inflatable obstacles for the amount of money you have to pay. The petting zoo is a total disaster. The animals are being over fed, not only do you pay for the food to feed them but also pay to go in there and "feed them" I say it like that because the animals aren't even hungry. They're just laying there and look so overwhelmed with all the food that is being given to them. The staff was mostly friendly and nice to my children, no complaints on that. Went in around 2pm on a Sunday. Wasn't too busy. Overall it was not the best experience. Definitely do not recommend for the prices and the short experience on the rides/inflatables.

This is a fun fall spot for the family. Your enjoyment will largely depend on when you go. A Saturday night will be crowded and not so fun, but a weekday evening is more mellow. Here's how it works. You buy tickets at the front and each activity has an assigned ticket value. We purchased 40 tickets for $49 and that lasted my 3 year old for 1 hour of fun. Each activity was around 2-4 tickets per round.This isn't a huge attraction, but has enough to do for an hour or so. They have inflatable houses with slides, inflatable obstacle courses, a petting zoo, a maze, and a train. Each activity has an age requirement. There was much more for my three year old to do this year than she could do at two years old. There are little haystacks and pumpkins around the center that make good spots for photos. Food is limited to a couple of snacks like popcorn, flavorless packaged caramel apples, and nachos. Seasonal pumpkin patch is a fun activity for the kids! Just be prepared that it can get a little pricey.

Been here almost every year, it's an ok place for toddlers and young adults. But it's definitely over priced for the amount of bouncy houses and three kiddie rides that they offer. I recommend checking out Moapa Valley Cornmaze, Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch or there is also a Hispanic Pumpkin Patch in North Las Vegas that offer tamales, agua frescas, funnel cakes, etc.. cross streets are Bruce and Las Vegas Blvd near the Silver Nugget/Maya Cinemas

This pumpkin patch would be great for kids! They catered more to them. The pumpkin patch had a good amount of rides and attractions. There were bouncy castles, a petting zoo, and a train! You didn't need to pay to enter, but you did need to pay for tickets for the rides/attractions and the food. We ordered a caramel apple ($7), funnel cake with half chocolate and half strawberry ($10), and cotton candy ($6). Although, none of the kitchen workers were wearing masks or gloves. Most of the attendees were not wearing masks either. Other than that, just wish there were more things for adults to do

I would definitely skip this. They started shutting down 30 mins early and turned the inflatables off with my nephew at the top. Talked to the owner and he did not seem to care.

If the place shuts down at 9pm and everyone started shutting down the rides at 8:30pm?? No petting zoo only two physical rides and the rest are only jump houses. Only 2/3 people running the food area. 30$ for only 10 tickets? Wow they really are stingy this year

Do not go here! Spent over $100 dollars in tickets for about 30 minutes of "fun". These employees have no knowledge of kids with disabilities. My son has autism and the staff were beyond rude to him. I even expressed my concerns to the manager and she has no remorse and just said the staff were "overwhelmed". They have one ride that says you can stay on for 4 minutes but they kicked my son off within a minute of going on. I feel completely robbed and disgusted with the employees that work here.

This place is the worse. Each ride costs $2, sometimes it's just an 8 second one time slide. There are mean employees. We won't be back

A few things to note, I went to the one over in Henderson around 7:00pm. Upon arriving we went to visit the ticket booth and there was a big bear saying "Win me at the Ring Toss" I am very competitive and love prizes so I paid $28 for 20 tickets. After walking around for 10 minutes me and my boyfriend noted there was no adult games around. All the other attractions available stated something like "Anyone over 15 years must be accompanied by someone younger than 15." When we went back to the ticket booth we inquired about the ring toss games or any games without age restrictions to which they said "They aren't currently up right now" I requested my money back to which the worker said they are unable to. We decided to look for a pumpkin which we couldn't since they were either too small or looked a bit on the smooshed side. We ended up finding the "Petting Zoo" where there was a few goats, 2 traumatized ducks being chased/attacked by young kids, and a few chickens which were hiding behind the huge tub of water. 6 tickets in total for 2 and $1 per person for the feeding snacks that only 2 goats ate. Overall would I say the Henderson location is worth the $30 , absolutely not. Maybe try other locations.....