Dell'Osso Family Farm

We visited Dell'Osso Farm right before Halloween and were pleasantly surprised that it wasn't too busy--though we did arrive right when they opened. There was so much to do for the whole family, from our toddler (1.5 years old) to our 11-year-old. The adults especially loved the cider--absolutely delicious!We also enjoyed a meal of two pizzas and garlic bread, which were reasonably priced. To top it off, we grabbed some caramel popcorn that was a real treat.The only downside was that some activities, like the carousel, cost extra. At $5 per ride, it felt a bit steep, especially after paying for admission. That said, there were plenty of free activities for the kids to enjoy, so it balanced out nicely.Overall, Dell'Osso Farm is a fantastic place for family fun, and we're already looking forward to going back next year!

We had so much fun at the pumpkin patch this year. There were plenty of activities for all ages. I really enjoyed the Apple shooting canon. I've never seen this at any other pumpkin patch. You start by buying a bucket of apples and put the apples one by one into a canon to shoot at targets. The Rat Roller was also a fun activity for the kids. It's a giant black tube that the kids can climb into and walk up and down the field with. There were pony rides and pig races. The haunted house was okay. There is a corn maze, which we didn't get a chance to go through this year. They had a very delicious selection of hard cider. Their smoked turkey legs were among some of the best that I've ever had. I'm not a huge chicken tender person, but theirs was super juicy and better than anticipated. We spent all day at the pumpkin patch but still were not able to finish all of the activities. We had an amazing time at Dell'Osso and look forward to coming back in the future.

We came here on a weekday with my toddler for the pumpkin patch fun! It was such a fun day! We actually ended up spending the entire day here. There was so much to do. My toddler loved the play structure, pig races, and the obstalce course. But as adults we had so much fun with everything else. Most things were suitable for my 2.5 year to play with. We didn't go to the haunted house cause I'm a baby when it comes to that. The only thing I really wish they had was a petting zoo, but they had animals that you can feed. I do wish for the corn maze they had little riddles for the public to solve to lead them in the right direction. You just kinda aimlessly walk around until you find the exit. I think coming here on a weekday was the thing to do! I've read reviews about how crowded it was for everything on the weekend. We absolute had no lines for anything. We did things multiple time to our hearts content. Food: Apple Cider Donuts were amazing! Soft. Fluffy. Perfectly sweeten. Pumpkin pie - delicious! You can really taste the pumpkin and not artifically over powered. I wish i had more room in my stomach to try all the pies! Overall: I had a great experience here! One of the best pumpkin patches/farms that we have been to. So much fun and cheap tickets! I would recommend going on a weekday though!

I would give this a 3.5 stars as family experience.Pros: this place is huge and there are tons of activities suitable for kids both littles and older. My daughter loved all the play areas, jumping pillow, and especially teeny town. She really loved being in the teeny town parade. The corn maze looked really fun but we didn't get to try it because it was getting dark.Cons: lines for the rides are long. The train line looked to be at least 80-100 deep and the spinning pumpkin line was also quite long so we didn't get to go to either.The price is quite steep at $30 per person. There is enough to do for a whole day but of course you are outdoors the whole time and don't have modern conveniences like bathrooms (at least for us all we saw were portable toilets)Recommendation: go on a weekday where crowds will be substantially less. Go early so you can get to all the activities before it gets dark.

I had a great date with hubby. Expensive but worth the memory for me.We had arrived just before opening so parking was nearby. No lines for any activities for us. Train ride as opener, Corn Maze with hardly anyone around, Peddle Car, Obstacle Course, Rat Roller was a first experience for me. I tend to like interactive stuff. Haunted House was scary for me cuz I am a scaredy cat. Mini golf and Country Store was just OK. We ended our visit with the Pig Race. I had a good time dancing in the center with tambourines.

Everything about this farm/pumpkin patch was fantastic. We came on a Saturday and even though so many people were there, it didn't feel crowded because there's sooo much space. Parking was free and they have staff directing everyone in an orderly fashion. Also the port a potties in the front were some of the cleanest ones I've ever witnessed surprisingly lol. You can buy tickets ahead of time online or buy them there. Highly recommend to BRING CASH though y'all!!! I would've been screwed had I come here without my bf cause I heavily rely on Apple Pay and never bring my cards with me lol. There is an atm inside though that we didn't see until we were on our way out. You get a map of the place and the lady at the ticket booth was so nice and informative when we told her it was our first time there :) once inside, we went to get the cider flight, they also have pizza which apparently is really good but we didn't get it. Everyone loved the cider flight except one of the flavors but I don't remember which one it was.We watched pig races, did the rat race (SO funny because we tried to race each other and ended up falling and rolling lol), haunted house wasn't too scary but it was spooky even during day time, fed farm animals, mined for gems to get pretty crystals, got kettle corn, surprisingly did the corn maze in 15ish minutes, checked out the vendors, and much more I'm probably forgetting. The ticket included all of the attractions except for maybe four which were like $5 each if you decided to get in line for them. There's so much seating and shade and for the space and attractions included, this farm was definitely worth the price and loved that the ticket included almost everything!Definitely my favorite farm I've gone to for a pumpkin patch and highly recommend.

I discovered this farm while living in the Bay Area and even after moving away to another state, moving back to California, and bringing my now grandchildren to this place - it is STILL the best pumpkin patch in Northern California. We went yesterday - weekdays will definitely increase your experience because if you don't like crowds well weekends are crowded because it's an amazing place! - Parking is FREE - it's 20-30 per person for entry (under 3 is free I believe) - There ARE restrooms available (not just porta potty's) - ATM fee to get cash is $1Most of the activities are included in the entrance fee with a handful of exceptions which makes sense because they cost the farm to provide them. We experienced: Great food - everything is made ON SITEThe numerous play grounds The ropes courseTeeny Town Mini golf Corn mazeHaunted houseVisited the animals Slides Go kartsTumblersBrowsed the vendors (bought some cute Xmas and bday gifts along with an all help backpack for myself) Cider Hill (homemade pizza and craft beer and cider) The trampoline jumpClimbed the tire stack (in place of the haystack)Rode the train Painted our pumpkins ($5) and you keep your pumpkin Apple blasters ($8/bucket of apples to shoot- SO MUCH FUN) Gem mining ($10/bag) We had THE BEST day! We missed the Teeny town parade and the pig racing but we will catch those next time. The food prices are so reasonable, I was really surprised to see other reviews saying they were expensive - they are not. Employees were nice and accommodating. It was hot and they have added many tables and sitting areas and shaded sitting areas which was greatly appreciated. Someone mentioned long lines for the train the train departs every 10 mins and has a huge capacity. We waited about 12 mins to board and experience the train. Also the train deck is shaded and you have a perfect view of KARAOKE that takes place along with other music.

We love coming to Dell Osso Family Farm! Since moving to River Islands, we've been getting season passes every year for the past 4 years. And we make sure it's worth it! The majority of things are included in the pass minus gold mining, pumpkin blasters, mini golf , and the animal stuff. Besides that, the kids get to roam free! They built the tiny town within the last couple years and we love it so much. There's attendants everywhere and they make sure the park is well taken care of. There's multiple parks all over, a train, climbing structures, duck races, a haunted house, and of course the corn maze. For adults, we absolutely love Cider Hill. Fall vibes in full effect with a cider flight, craft beers, fresh pizza and beautiful sunsets. I took away a star because of the bathroom situation. We HATE porta potty's. They are currently building actual bathrooms on site this fall, but I wish they made them sooner, especially since we have a school field trip there next week lol. Can't forget about the apple donuts and pressed apple cider as well. We always take them home to enjoy.

Loved it !!!! Worth the drive and money !! I liked how everything is well organized.I'll be going back next year for sure.

Most people complain about the price. It's so reasonable for all the stuff they provide. It does cost extra for Merry-go- round $5, for apple shooting $8 a basket, feeding animals $5, pony ride $10 and possibly mining and pumpkin painting. So much free stuff to do: mini golf, train ride, hay ride, pig races on weed days are at 5 and 7, big pillow, tire pyramid, random bicycle, corn maze, haunted house, obstacle course, barrel roll, spinning pumpkin ride, giant slides, teeny town. It's SO worth it! My family and I go every year and try to make it twice if we can. We travel and hour to get here and love it every time. Spending 3-5 hours there.