Petaluma Pumpkin Patch and Amazing Corn Maze
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Petaluma Pumpkin Patch, a Halloween fixture in Sonoma County since 1993, is popular for a number of reasons. For one, it's a real pumpkin patch that's not too far from civilization—it's right off the North Bay's major freeway. Second, it offers a nice mix of real country attractions and other more commercial activities like bounce houses, climbing walls, and pony rides. Third, their pumpkin prices are really reasonable: from $1 for mini pumpkins and gourds to $16 and up for really large examples.
On weekends, you'll find fun activities and attractions like shaded pony rides, a climbing wall, inflatable slides, and bounce houses as well as visits from Budderball the Clown, Adobe fire engines, and more. A smaller Halloween bounce house is available for younger children during the week.
Petaluma Pumpkin Patch and Amazing Corn Maze is located at 550 Stony Point Road, just north of Petaluma. It's open through November 1 from 10 am–6 pm Sunday–Thursday and 10 am–10 pm on Friday and Saturday. Petaluma Pumpkin Patch is also available for school field trips during the week.
To get there, take Highway 101 north to the Old Redwood Highway/Penngrove exit. Turn left at the stop light and head west over the freeway, then turn right onto Stony Point Road. The entrance to the pumpkin patch is about a half mile up the road on your right.
Parking is free, and there's an ATM located on site in case you need some cash. Portable toilets with hand washing stations are available. No pets (other than service animals) are allowed. Attractions like the Amazing Corn Maze may be closed in wet weather conditions.