Moore Pumpkin Patch

I was looking for a silver tip. The San Ramon location had a few left but they were smaller than I wanted - I did wait a while to get a tree this year. They called their other location for me to confirm they had bigger trees, which they did! We found an amazing tree at the Livermore location. Service at both locations were amazing. Thank you!

I came on a Sunday evening, as it is way too hot and sunny for the afternoon. Entrance fee is $5 a person and you get a a bright wristband to show that you paid for that day. A little tacky, but that's fine. It's a lot smaller than other patches I usually go to, but this one was closer and open later, so I wanted to give it a try. Honestly, I'd have prefer the other pumpkin patches that are larger and have more photo ops. It was nice enough; we took pictures and maybe spent 30 mins there. I don't think there's a huge selection of pumpkins. I like the tiny palm sized ones, and the smallest ones there are like mini watermelon sized.

This location is closed for the 2024 season. Go to their location in San Ramon which is easy to find right off the freeway!

if you are looking for an aesthetic yet fun spot to visit during the Halloween/fall season (especially in the east bay) then id highly recommend the Moore pumpkin patch season! this is the second year in a row that I've been stopping by and i gotta say every year it gets better and better with what they have available. something new that they have this year is a corn maze which my friend and i ended up doing. would 10/10 recommend for those who want to join in the fall festivities with friends, family, dates, etc! tips: - there are portapotties available for usage behind the big slide this year- entrance fee is $5 per person (they accept cash and card) - entrance fee for the maze is also $5 ; there's kids friendly activities like a trampoline, hay ride, petting zoo, slides, pumpkin spin ride and more!! (these are charged for $4 or $5) - lots of parking available (it is on gravel though & it is free)

Pumpkin picking at Moore's has been our family's favorite fall activity since my kids were tots. There are a few changes this year due to the pandemic; no bouncy house, slide or other rides. Keeping safe is priority here.First year we've seen admission fee of $5 per person. You're given a wristband and the fee includes: parking, wagon use, photo opportunities, animal observatory and pumpkin seed planting. No entry without a face mask.Great selection of pumpkins with the largest at $22 and the smallest at $5. They have a small set of carving supplies as well. We had a great time snapping pics, enjoyed the spooky music and checking out the goats.

We got a beautiful wreath. The service was very warm and friendly -- definitely worth the stop!

Definitely, 5 stars. I tell you why. I really wanted to go to a pumpkin patch, simply, because I never been to one before. I'm so glad I chose this one to go to, because of so many reasons. Johnny was very informative & helpful on the phone; very friendly. Just because of that great customer service, I was all in. When we got there, it was quiet, few handful of people, but not many. So, we had the place basically to ourselves & it was very easy to take photos & videos without the busyness. Admission was $5 a person, but that also included some other stuff. (List of them on website.) Parking was close by too. They had a tent set up for more pumpkins, they also had a huge inflated pumpkin, which I thought was really cool. You could use wagons through out the farm to carry your pumpkins till you get to your car. We didn't need them, since we bought 2 mini pumpkins, which cost only $6 total! Amazing. Photo ops & decorations all around the farm. They also had animals, that I regret not taking videos or photos of. I'm really happy hubby & I supported this farm this year. :)

I just moved up the street and this Pumpkin Patch looked so promising from afar. When we got close we saw the hay ride and corn maze.Upon entering, they charge $5 per person. I guess I should have asked why because it doesn't include anything. You're paying $5 just to look around. And there's no signage at the entrance explaining anything except it costs $5. Once you get past the entrance - where they stealthily guide you around the exterior of the building - there's a sign that lists $4 activities and $5 activities. Really a scam. I would've bought a pumpkin, that's why I was there, but after realizing the two of us were just taken for $5 each, I wasn't going to give them anymore money. We left in 10 minutes. Don't support to this scam business.

My kids and I visited a couple days ago. The wind was crazy and the rides were not in service, and that was understandable. The place is very simple and cute. My kids ruined around and has a blast. We took some photos that I loved. the pumping selection is really cool. We will be back soon at a night tie to get in the rides.

My kids had a great time, but the cost was ridiculous. $5 just to enter and look at the pumpkins (not really sure why) $4 per ride- all super quick- less than 1min each$50 for 4 small/medium pumpkins (they up charge for white pumpkins, without informing you) 1 hour adventure =$120+ total cost. And, the kids wanted to keep going down the slide, but the price was too outrageous (for a 5 second slide)And, we didn't see any animals. ‍ Would have happily paid for an unlimited ride/entry fee,And made an evening of it. Could have invited other families to meet us there too. The good thing for us is the place was empty. The ride staff looked so bored. I really hope this place is successful, but we won't be returning.