Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Tree Farm

I've been here during pumpkin season, many times and this past year was the first time I've been during Christmas time. The pumpkin season seems to be way more busy. Obviously they are going to have different vibes and different feelings. They both always have good, rides, games, fun, and so many picture options. Perfect for the kids or perfect for a date! Christmas tree farm: They have such cute Christmas lights, so so many different places for photos. Bring that professional camera and get those pictures taken!! Such a perfect spot for it. They have Christmas music playing, fires you can sit around, warm drinks, ice skating, and the train ride! We did the train ride and it is so worth it! It's so cute! It was pretty cold but so worth it. And you can also get your Christmas tree here! During Christmas it is free to park and free to get in. Pumpkin patch: This is more of a fall vibe! They have pumpkins galore!! They still have all the carnival rides. They have the train ride as well. You do have to pay to get in during fall. They still have so many picture opportunities here too! The prices: We always eat before or after coming here, and we just get a drink and something from the little shop at the front. We always do the train too. They have fair food, it's not going to be so cheap. This is not a chain. This is their business. During Christmas it's free to get in and free to park. They need to be able to pay their employees. Stuff is expensive now. That goes for everything. It's so cool they do Christmas for free!

Don't get me wrong, this is THEE pumpkin patch. They got everything right- photo ops, pumpkins, food, games, carnival rides, mazes, a cute lil spooky train ride.. if you go to a pumpkin patch THIS IS THE ONE.Note: it's expensive! I saved by going on a day where kids were free entrance. I still spent $100 for 120 tickets and with three kids at 3-7 tickets per ride.. OUCH. Food is normal pricey for carnival. Service is pretty great, a mix of young and old. Still, I was not expecting to be out $200 for a night of fun...And we didn't buy the pumpkins because they were expensive, lol. Really wish they'd adjust their pricing next year, so many more people can come and enjoy the fun, considering it is already a far drive out.

I had a really nice time visiting Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Patch during the fall season. My wallet? Not so much.I appreciated the free parking lot, but going on a weekend, the parking was not ideal. It took a few "laps" to finally find a spot, and then it was a good little hike into the entrance of the farm. You couldn't buy tickets in advance online; they had to be purchased on site. Not the end of the world. The cost of the tickets for my girlfriend and I added up to $50 just to get into the farm. Then, once inside, almost everything that two adults would be interested in doing (e.g. the corn maze) needed tickets. $20 got you 20 tickets. With those my girlfriend and I were able to do the corn maze together once and then play a single game for a prize. Food prices were equally as escalated. I was originally planning to bring my kids as well, but honestly given how much everything of interest cost, I'm grateful that I didn't. The place looks pretty on TikTok, and it was lovely (especially after dark), but I don't feel like it's worth the money at the end of the day.

This was a nice little Christmas park up north. I heard the pumpkin patch is huge and the big deal but this Christmas set up wasn't bad. I don't know if I would go out of my way to come up here but being in the area, it was good to stop by and check out. They had rides and games and tons of Christmas theme activities. They did have a ice skating rink which was really cool. The customer service wasn't great. Everyone working there seemed mad and didn't want to be there and seemed frustrated with people. Parking was a mess and in the dirt and not well organized or clear. Prices were high for everything. Besides that, it was nice to see all the lights and stuff and the ice rink.

Came here during their first Dia de los Muertos event: Tickets: You aren't able to buy online. You can only buy tickets when you're at the location. Parking: Free! They have a parking lot right at the location. But I think they also have another parking lot about 3-4 min drive away, it might be designated when their main parking lot gets filled. So cute. I would say it's a great place to come with your family and kids! About 95% of the rides are catered to children, but they're not included in the admission ticket. You would need to pay for tickets to go on the rides (trolley, game booths, food booths?, feeding farm animals). I would say Live Oak Canyon does have one of the bigger pumpkin patches in Southern California. There's a quiet garden maze with several picturesque setups. Usually will take about 1-1.5 hrs to complete if you're only there to look and take pictures.Warning: If you come towards the last week of the pumpkin patch they will close off 25% of the fair (pumpkin blaster game booth, corn maze, and U-pick pumpkin field). Their gift shop was also closed. I was looking forward to walk through their corn maze and play the pumpkin shooting game but they did not list these activities to be closed on their website. Their website was vague about what was included and what would be closed.Honestly, a little bit disappointed, if you're coming with a plus one. Practically charged a $30 admission to walk and take pictures. I feel that buying 123 Lavender Farms tickets would be more worth it if you wanted to take pictures, walk around, try special curated food/drinks, and shop around.

Ok where do I start..this place is not the same it got expensive and everything was overpriced been coming here for a few years but I think this will be my last trip...food was not that good for the prices

Second time back in 9 years, because the extreme prices keep us away! Nonetheless, there is lots to do, similar to county fairs- you pay for entrance, pay for food, pay for rides, pay for activities or go for the endless photo ops.It definitely isn't budget friendly, but what is nowadays? We chose to go for the corn maze, it's huge and fun to walk around/get lost for awhile. During our weekday visit, there wasn't too much of a crowd except for the entrance to buy tickets and going through their single metal detector/bag check, so plan accordingly.

Came here for the first time with my family, free admission and free parking, so it definitely caught our attention. We made the hour and a half drive up here and got here pretty early so parking was easy. The decorations and lights everywhere make for great photo ops and they even have a couple of fire pits burning, so it was pretty cool. On the other side, every thing inside is extremely overpriced, so the free parking and admission kind of loses its spark there. It's definitely nice to walk around and take some pictures, but if you're looking to eat inside be prepared to pay a pretty penny.

We live about 10 minutes from the farm . I highly recommend going during Christmas time If you're on a tight budget and want to do something fun for the holidays this is perfect:). Parking and admission is free. They have s'more kits available for 5 bucks and if your willing to spend money they have wristbands for ride which is about 30 bucks depending on what day you attend. Ice skating rink is not included with the wristbands but they do have special depending on what day you attend. Make sure to check their Instagram for any updates.

This is the place for photo ops! Countless lights adorn the farm!!! The food vendors are located toward the middle, back of the farm. The rides, including the train, are to the left. There is also a petting zoo to the right. You can even purchase your very own Xmas tree - how convenient.Free admission!Free parking!