Three Nunns Farm

This place is awesome!There are three different types of cherries and I was able to pick 12 pounds of cherries in an hour.Plus I've lost my glasses while picking cherries and after 10 minutes that we left, they called me to say that they found them.I honestly don't know how they did it since we moved a lot between the trees, but I'm so happy about that! Thank you so much for all your work and thank you so much for being wonderful human beings!

We chose this farm because it is an actual farm. With lots of choices for pumpkin picking and had some rides. The kid is still young and hasn't ridden many rides yet but it was nice option to have grandma and papa ride with her. She enjoyed the strawberry spinning ride. The rollecoaster wasn't her favorite but that was just a preference thing. Nice options for food and drink. We got a few smoothies which was good to cool down the other set of grandparents. Cool, sunny fall weather- perfect for a morning hangout. The value was good bc admission includes pumpkin cost. Service was kind including the tractor ride over to the farm. Everyone who helped us was kind and friendly. I'd recommend this pumpkin patch farm for families and large groups. Very spacious place.

Cute local farm! My friend and I drove from east bay to check out their pumpkins for fall. - $15/person for entry, includes a 5 lb pumpkin and access to the corn mazes- Need to take a short tractor-drawn wagon ride from entrance to the actual pumpkin patch. Have carts on the back to transport strollers (and maybe wheelchairs/mobility devices if the user is able to step onto the wagon)- Patch is pretty vast and has decent variety of pumpkins... Though due to the heat, some seemed pretty mushy and deflated already. Not sure how often they rotate out old ones- Two corn mazes available, 6 mi and 2 mi-- both were a bit sparse with cornstalks (not super dense like others I've been to...) but not terrible, we still had fun trying to navigate our way out! The far reaches had higher, denser stalks- Only food available is ice pops, no actual dining or snacks (at least at the time we visited), though plenty of picnic bench seating- Super kid-friendly! Corn-themed mini roller coaster, play spaces, and a melon launcher lol- Good for the cost! Parking along the road was free as wellFor the pumpkin patch, I think there are better (albeit pricey) ones in Brentwood and south bay. Maybe the overall experience is better in their U-Pick fruit orchards...

Love supporting local farms! We came here on opening day and that could be why some of the strawberries were not that sweet. You have to take a $3 per person tractor ride to the field and there is also a fun strawberry spinning ride near the strawberry fields. There are picnic tables and also porta potties.Overall fun experience but the tractor ride does add to the cost and also wished the strawberries were sweeter!

My review is based on the Halloween attraction in 2024. My family and I had so much fun we went twice. My toddler loved the tractor ride to the patch, picking pumpkins, riding the strawberry ride, and his favorite - the other tractor ride with the colorful buggies & giant scarecrow through the maze. Service is great! Everyone was so helpful and informative. It's fun & worth it for family fun.

Came here for the pumpkin patch towards the end of the day on a Sunday despite being surprised all of the pumpkin patches in this area closed so early, on a weekend nevertheless. We paid $15 a person for admission, which includes a $5 credit towards a pumpkin or pumpkins to take home. They allowed us to combine all three of ours for a $15 credit. I would say the highlight of this pumpkin farm was the tractor ride out to the field of pumpkins, it made it a very authentic experience. The staff were friendly. There was a large and small corn maze. Other than picking pumpkins and taking some photos, there wasn't much else to do out there. I can't imagine spending more than 30 minutes there, which is very different from my other pumpkin patch experiences elsewhere in Sacramento and San Diego. The only real negative I have is that they didn't have music, food (at least corn on the cob or pie or something), snacks or apple cider for purchase, just ice cream popsicles.

We went here on May 18th Saturday. They just open and will remain open for a month. I love this place as this is good for kids and adults using tractors to haul us from the main entrance to the cher picking site. There were people lined up to wait for the tractor but it went quickly. I love their huge cherry farm, cherries are very sweet. The price was $4.00 per lb and I spent $180 just for cherries. hahaha. I would like to come back again this weekend, Saturday 08 Jun 2024. Enjoy cherry picking!

Each year my grandson visits from SF, and loves pumpkin patches,always have had 5 star reviews at the patches, first time to 3Nunns sadly can't say that for there Very expensive, field rotting and dry, slides hard for kids to master, no music and hard to find

For strawberry picking get there early. As in at 9:00 and not much later. We arrived at 9:03AM and the parking lot was mostly full.Check, and keep checking, their website for updates regarding days and times for upick. They update regularly and weather definitely impacts when they are open for picking.It's a well run operation. It moves quickly enough that the five kids we took (ages 3-9) never had a chance to get too wiggly.Expect to pay for the tractor ride to get to the strawberries ($3 per person) and the berry-go-round ($3 per person).But most importantly: the strawberries are delicious (and $4 per pound).The whole affair doesn't take a very long time so if you've driven a decent distance to Brentwood and are wondering what to do next, I recommend Brentwood City Park. It's a short drive away. They have covered picnic tables, a play structure, a splash pad, and public restrooms.

this was a great pumpkin patch! my kids loved the tractor ride from the barn to the farm and all the rides they have at the farm for the kids. It was truly a memorable experience and we will be back.