Moore Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Trees

Moore Pumpkin Patch is the closest pumpkin path to us. It's a 5-minute drive from us. With this pumpkin patch being close to us and admission being free, we visited this place multiple times in October, and our kids love it!My two-year-old loves this place because they have haystack aisles that are about 40 yards long. He just runs back and forth until he gets tired, which is fantastic for me as a parent because that tells me that he's going to go to bed early.All the haystacks are filled with pumpkins and are excellent photoshoot opportunities. They have other things like one of those very large slides but my kids are a little too young for that. One thing that they did enjoy though was sorting through all the tiny pumpkins. They had thousands in all different colors, shapes, and sizes, which I'm sure was mind-blowing for a two-year-old.Overall, this is a great pumpkin patch for small kids. There's plenty to see and plenty of space to run around. One thing I wish for this pumpkin patch is to invite some kind of food truck over so that food and drinks can be served. I saw a picture on Yelp before coming the first time, but we've been here multiple times and haven't seen one.

After a few years of driving past this place on San Ramon Valley Blvd, my family decided to take a quick trip here, and we're glad we did.For starters, this pumpkin patch is about a 5-minute drive from us. Now, this isn't the biggest pumpkin patch with the most attractions and photo opportunities, but my 2 year old doesn't care about any of that. He has a blast running down the aisles separated by hay stacks and seeing all of the pumpkins generously decorated on top. What makes this even better is that admission is free, so we've taken him here multiple times to burn some energy.Purchasing pumpkins here is very fun. The little pumpkins were only $1, so we let our son strategically pick his own pumpkin. There were about 2000+ little pumpkins, and he's a little picky, so we had a blast killing time and watching him carefully inspect each one.Overall, this is a great place for San Ramon residents to take their little kids. There's a big slide for bigger kids, but other than that, it seems to cater more to 2 to 5 year olds, which is perfect. Between free admission, free parking, and cheap pumpkins, I consider this pumpkin patch a top-tier choice for anyone local.

I live very close to this place, it is beautiful to have this in hour community and we like it, it doesn't harm for use to walk there and have some fun. Though things are becoming more and more pricy year over year, we deem this place worthy to spend money on some good experience, but not majorly for any merchandise ( like pumpkin and Christmas trees, personally I think they are a bit expensive).

What a wonderful place! I've taken my son (12) and his friends 2x and each time they stayed for 4 hours+. My 84 year old mom had a blast too. Highlights for the kids were the apple cannon, the barnyard baseball, the corn maze and the barnyard basketball.

I was searching for a local pumpkin patch to take my 4-year-old daughter and came across Moore Pumpkin Patch on Google Maps. This place is fantastic! There are plenty of photo opportunities, the pumpkins are reasonably priced, and they have large, impressive bounce houses and two big slides -- one of which parents can enjoy with their kids. The workers are mostly younger teens, and they were all so friendly and nice. One even offered to take a video of my daughter and I going down the big slide! My daughter and I had a wonderful time, and we'll definitely be returning Christmas time!

Rude manager. Used foul language against me and mocked me repeatedly. In a very respectful tone of voice, I complained to her that they should communicate what each ride involves when they have changed it from what it has been for years. Until this year one ticket allowed your child to go down the Super Slide two times. My kids finished their one slide and were ready to go down a second time and they were told no. We were all disappointed because this is not what we were expecting.I complained to the manager because they did not communicate the change any where in signage or verbally when we bought the tickets. This is a misleading way to run a business. They increased the ticket prices from something like $3-$4 to $5 per ticket, I obviously realized this when I handed my credit card over. I understand that business costs go up and I was ready to pay more for what I thought was two turns down the slide. I wasn't complaining about the price at all. I was clear to her about this.She offered me a refund, but I declined because they are running a business and I don't want to take away from that. She also offered that my kids could go for a second ride, I was ready to accept that. However, then she mocked me and used words and expressions which were extremely foul. After that I didn't want to stay there or have my kids there for an extra minute. It was very disrespectful and disappointing. I am so sad that this is who is behind our neighborhood pumpkin patch. Very sad.

Pumpkin patch is ok, lots of pumpkins to choose from, service was fairly good, lots of cute photo Ops for the kiddos, and they also have a slide and a couple jumpers for the kids. The pumpkins of course are pricey, but that's to be expected for a pumpkin patch. You have to buy tickets to use the slide and jumpers, which weren't too bad ($5 a ticket and it allows you to go down the slide 3 times). It's a bit small so if you come on the weekend, it can get a bit crowded and not a log of room to walk around. I wish they offer a little Petting zoo.

Took the girls here for a quick pumpkin grab. I like it. It's quaint, cool, simple, and not too crowded. Easy parking. Pumpkins are nice and priced reasonably.A few attractions for the kids. Although I'd like to see a $20 unlimited option. At $3 a ride, it can get pricey. And I bet they make more money from the people that wouldn't have otherwise spent $20 worth in rides.Nice place. Go at dawn for best lighting.

**Inexpensive rides, expensive pumpkins**We came here in the Halloween season to see what all the fuss was about. It's pretty much what I figured--some Carnival type rides at $3 a piece, and overpriced pumpkins. The pumpkins appeared to be priced about twice as much as you could buy at the market. But to be fair, the owners have to make their money somehow for this large lot. I thought maybe the carnival rides would be free, but the owners must have figured out they had the block the freeloaders from just walking around and not buying anything.The little children I saw really seem to like this place. Most parents put their toddler in one of the large wagons, and then just took them up and down the aisles or pull them over to one of the rides. The big metal wagons are right at the entrance to the lot.You buy tickets for the rides inside. The rides each take three tickets. The tickets are $1 a piece. The cashier stand was manned by several young teenagers. Not particularly guest sensitive, but they are teenagers. They seemed friendly and cheerful enough.I discovered that the big slide is not really very popular. I watched one kid come down and he did not seem too excited about it. Most of the kids were on the obstacle course or the jump houses on the far left of the lot.The driveway is very rugged. It's just a dirt road and you have to watch out for all the dust. I did not find this very convenient.So all in all, I think this is a reasonable value. If you have young children I think they will really like this place. The children that I saw seemed really excited. It will only cost you an expensive pumpkin and $3 a ride. Seems pretty cheap to me. I confess however that I did not try riding in one of those wagons.

Adorable and the owner is so nice! Just a bit short staffed for the rides but huge selection