Cool Patch Pumpkins

It was only a 5/5 experience because of my partner leading the way; otherwise, I wouldn't pay $110 ($22/person) to sabotage myself in a sweltering hot corn maze. Before starting, my partner advised we dedicate 10 minutes to mark the map and draw out our path to conquer the maze, which we now see is absolutely NECESSARY and NOT OPTIONAL. Because of that course of action, we completed the maze in 1 hour and 10 minutes! In the beginning of our journey in the sea of corn, we encountered a lot of people within the first 20 minutes and then stopped seeing people after, lol. I assume people trudged through the corn field and did not complete the maze, 'cause we started around 6:50 pm and ended around 8:10 pm, in which the maze was completely pitch dark. We did ask staff in the beginning what would happen if we never made it out of the maze. The two guys positioned at the front of the maze entrance looked at each other and told us to honestly just fight through the corn until we see the road or voices of civilization. ( ° °) I would encourage folks to either partner up with ambitious people and bring a pair of flashlights or just take a photo out front and call it a day, lol. Anyways, please enjoy our Garmin tracked map of our conquest of the maze! Corn maze will be open until October 31st! TLDR: Outline the map. Bring flashlights if you come in the evening. Have fully charged phones.

This is my family's go to stop when Halloween time comes around. Plenty of fun activities. Corn maze, hay rides, corn pit, etc. They serve different types of foods, snacks, and drinks. And have plenty of places to sit. The service is always good. Their prices are pretty good too!

This was REALLY COOL!!!Came here for fun on my birthday I've never been to a Real pumpkin patch and NEVER been in a Corn Maze. It's a huge property. They hold the world record for the Largest corn maze in the world. They are not currently the largest in the world though. So you pay the admission fee of $22 a person and they hand you a map and you are on your own. We didn't make it very far, it was really hot so we went a ways and then THANKFULLY found our way back. Next time I go, it'll be on a cool day and I'm going to bring a pencil to keep track of our route to help us get to the end. But it's soooo big, I can't imagine getting all the way through in ONE DAY!!We went on a weekday so the attractions were limited - but it was GREAT. The staff that we encountered were very friendly and accommodating.You can wander through the pumpkin patch and find your personal favorite. The prices are very good. She told me $7 of the ones that are "basketball" size and the price goes up after that. mine was $8. I found a great GREEN pumpkin and was excited about the color. I was unaware that it was going to change color to orange! Oh, and there's a big T-Rex on the property and he LOVES pumpkins I took the opportunity to feed him a green one. This one is a herbivore, and does not eat humans!!!I wanted to pick some corn too, because there were some very beautiful ears along our journey...but apparently it's "feed" corn for animals and not for us earthlings. We'll definitely go back. if not this year then NEXT!!!

This spot was in the Guinness book of World records for the biggest corn maze in the world! So cool.The corn maze was great and not too bad especially if you take the "short cuts". I loved that this place was super organized including parking and was not as packed as the ones in the immediate Bay Area. Friendly staff too, not big city grumpy.

Came here for the first time last year to do the corn maze. It was so hot and we definitely weren't expecting to be in there for that long. Even with the map we kept getting lost but we were glad we got to experience it. This year, when visiting we didn't see any pumpkins that we wanted to buy but there were some unique ones. I think there were more things to do like a corn bath which seemed to be pretty popular, however, everything there you need to buy a ticket for. I think everything is pretty reasonably priced besides the corn maze which is a little expensive in my opinion. They also sell food but I've never tried anything

We came here mainly for the corn maze which was much bigger than I imagined. Entrance is $22 a person and we ended up spending about 1.5 hrs navigating our way through. It's definitely recommended to use the map and while there are some shortcuts carved in the corn maze, if you follow the correct path, it'll take at least that time to find your way through. There are a few bridges built in where you can get a nice picture of the entire maze and we got some great views at sunset. Outside of the corn maze, there's the pumpkin patch, hay rides and corn bath (similar to a ball pit but with corn kernels. The area outside of the corn maze is small but cute with dinosaur statues and minion hay stacks.

Really fun fall activity! I recommend adding this to your fall bucket-list you can also buy food, snacks and treats here. I got 5 large pumpkins for $25, not bad at all! More catered to children I'd say.

My bf and I wanted to do a small day trip on a weekend and decided to hit up Cool Patch Pumpkins for the corn maze. I had gone before a couple of years ago, but we cheated our way through as we went near closing time so I really wanted to re-do it.We ended up getting there around 1:30pm on a Sunday, and it was PACKED. Luckily we found parking as people were leaving. We walked towards the entrance and since I had been there before, I knew that the ticket booth was WAY across the other side of the entrance. It's pretty annoying that they don't have it set up right next to the entrance of the corn maze. You have to walk across the field to buy your ticket, and then you have to walk back to get to the entrance of the corn maze. It wouldn't be such a big deal if the sun wasn't sweltering. There's also no clear sign(s) as to where the ticket booth is, so I overheard a handful of confused people. After getting our hefty $22 tickets and the corn maze maps, we just went right in and tackled it. Now, you might be thinking "it's not a maze if you have a map" or as a teenager behind me said "maps are for...[cats]". Let me tell you though, even with a map and taking the right pathways all throughout without cutting through, it took us an hour and 40 minutes. This maze is EXPANSIVE. It was also HOT, and we ran out of water towards the second half.Overall, this is a fun experience if you've never been. I would suggest you go around early sunset when it's cooler but still enough light out and BRING WATER. The food and drinks there are without a doubt going to be overpriced, but I don't think they have an issue with you bringing your own food/drinks.

Despite being really busy, parking was easy and the crew got people through the lines quickly. We went for the maze and loved it. It took us an hour to get out. The maze was fun with lots of bridges to look out over the whole maze and take pictures.

This maze is no joke! It is HUGE! Hella fun though!Got a bit lost here and there but my group & I used a map so luckily, we were able to follow it thoroughly and make it to the end.Dog friendly place.I suggest bringing water for sure if the weather is really hot.It was very crowded at the area where the pumpkin patch was but the maze wasn't as crowded. Wide enough to let foot traffic pass on each direction.I highly recommend this place and would come back!