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Carve out some family time and visit a pumpkin patch where crafting, games and rides are just as important as picking the gourd itself. While you can get a pumpkin plenty of places this time of year, these patches provide activities, memories and pictures that last a lifetime. Halloween, here we come.

photo: Mr. Bones via Facebook

Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch

This pumpkin patch fixture and pick of the stars has moved. Now on the West LA College campus, it s twice the size. What they haven t changed is the huge petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, a straw maze, and a super slide. Make sure your baby bronco-riders try out the gigantic rocking horse and pumpkin bounce house so they ll wear themselves out before it s time to hit the hay. Take advantage of the one-stop shopping at Mr. Bones as well, and pick up any tool imaginable for carving and decorating your pumpkin and a ton of spooky decor. They also have a master carver onsite on select dates, in case you want to get something impressive for your home, as well as some DIY gourds.

With a patch that has this much going on, it s no surprise that they charge for entrance on weekends. But not to worry, all fees go towards your purchases. Sign up online for weekly coupons and specials.

10100 Jefferson Blvd.

Culver City

Dates: Oct. 2–31 from 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon.-Thurs.; 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Fri. Sat. and 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday.

Cost: Free on weekdays. Weekends 3/child, 5/adult.

Online: mrbonespumpkinpatch.com

photo: Shawn s Pumpkin Patch

Shawn s Pumpkin Patch

Shawn s is decked out in corn stalks, straw bales, and there are oodles of all sizes of pumpkins as far as the eye can see. Be sure to check out the wide selection of rare gourds and squashes making your visit here just a little bit country. Also available are dozens of pumpkin carving kits and knives to fashion your pumpkins into festive Jack-O -Lanterns. Kids will make a mad dash for the bouncers, ball house, hand-powered train, face painting, train rides, petting zoo, Orbotron, bungee jumping and ponies. Shawn s Pumpkin Patch is in two locations: Culver City and Santa Monica. Be sure to check their website for a full list of attraction times; not every one is operating each day.

Locations in Culver City and Santa Monica.

Dates: Check website for hours at each location.

Cost: Free admission. Tickets for rides and games 3- 9 sold separately.

Online: shawnspumpkinpatch.com

photo: Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Patch via Facebook

Live Oak Canyon Ranch

If you re looking for a bit more rustic and back-to-nature, our new favorite spot is the Pumpkin Patch at Live Oak Canyon Ranch which we learned about on a tip from Red Tricycle reader Dianna Hennessy which has plenty of oak trees to provide both shade and great picnic spots. There s a u-pick patch and sunflower fields and lots of farm animals to meet at the petting zoo, aviary and pony rides. There are also games, a zip line, hayrides, a corn maze and lots more to keep kids busy.

Live Oak Canyon Rd. at the 10 Freeway

Yucaipa

Dates: Sep. 20-Nov. 2; hours vary.

Cost: Free on weekdays. Weekends in October are 3/person.

Online: pumpkins.liveoakcanyon.com

photo: Kat B. via Yelp

Tina s Pumpkin Patch

This is an easy stop for Valley residents, as it s right behind the Galleria, so you can swing by for your pumpkin after shopping. With a petting zoo, pony rides, giant slide, straw maze and little train, this convenient spot located under a giant tent, so even when it s a hot or raining you stay comfortable is a great one to bring your little pumpkin for a festive gourd picking outing that s more than just picking one out from your local grocery store.  But just as convenient.

4827 Sepulveda Blvd.

Sherman Oaks

Dates: Oct. 1-31; 10 a.m.-8 p.m. daily.

Cost: Free admission. Activities are 3- 5.

Online: tinaspumpkinpatch.com

photo: Dianne H. via Yelp

Tapia Bros Farm Stand and Pumpkin Patch

This one is another tip from a reader, Manuela Testolini. You guys rock. Otherwise we never would have visited this cool farm fresh market stand that s well knows for corn, tomatoes and strawberries, and in October adds a pumpkin patch. Kids can meet the chickens, goats and rabbits that live on the farm, and it s cool to pick your pumpkins out at one of the last farm-to-stand spots left in the Valley. Plus, you can stock up on some of the tastiest fruits and veggies you ve had in ages, and snack on the fresh roasted corn. There are a few activities for kids, like a jumper, hay ride and corn maze. And for those looking for a giant pumpkin for photo ops, look no further.

5251 Hayvenhurst Ave.

Encino

Dates: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Closes at 5 p.m. on Sunday.

Cost: Free admission. Free parking. Activities have a small fee.

Facebook: facebook.com/Tapia-Bros-Farm-126868084034172/timeline/

photo: Valerie Dianna C. via Yelp

Forneris Farms

Find perfectly plump, fresh from the vine pumpkins in a real farm setting at the Fall Harvest Festival. They consider their patch the most beautiful in LA County, and we won t argue. Kids will enjoy taking a narrated tractor-pulled train ride around the farm, getting lost amid the towering stalks of corn in the 4 acre corn maze and playing throughout the giant hay pyramid. If you have smaller kids, try a bounce on the great pumpkin jumper, or if it s a weekend, head to the petting zoo or go on a pony ride. Note: The farm accepts cash only. There is an ATM available.

15200 Rinaldi St.

Mission Hills

Dates: Oct. 3–Nov. 1. Festival is open weekends from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; weekdays from 2-5 p.m. The pumpkin patch is open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily.

Cost: The Harvest Festival is 15/person

Online: fornerisfarms.com

photo: Suzy S. via Yelp

Cottone Sons Pumpkins

South Bay residents need look no further for pumpkin purchasing festivities. If you re looking to stay local, there are plenty of pumpkins to pick from along with everything else you need to decorate the house, like straw bales, corn stalks, Indian corn, gourds and crafts. But that s for you. For there kids there are pony rides, animals to meet and feed and jumpers to get out all that pre-trick or treating energy. The giant dino is a particular favorite. Check the website for a coupon for 1 off any pumpkin before you go.

21573 Madrona Ave.

Torrance

Dates: Oct. 10–30 daily from 9 a.m.- p.m. daily.

Cost: Free admission.

Online: cottoneandsonspch.com

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photo: Robynne Blume via Flickr

Underwood Family Farms

The fall festival here is not to be missed, with a different theme each weekend. You ll see acres of more varieties of pumpkins than you ever knew existed: Magic Lanterns, Aladdins, Howden Biggies, Gold Rush, Luminas, Cinderellas, Big Macs, Atlantic Giants, Baby Pams and Mystics, Jack be Littles, Lil Pumpkemons and Fairytales. The festivities include pumpkin carving demonstrations and elaborate pumpkin displays. Kids can pick their own from the farm and pick other fruits and veggies, too or select one of the amazing pre-picked varieties. Weekend admission includes pig races, tractor-drawn wagon rides, the corn maze, Craig s chicken show, the corn stalk labyrinth, combine slide, animal exhibits, live entertainment, and more.

3370 Sunset Valley Rd.

Moorpark

Dates: Oct. 3–31 from 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cost: Weekends are 15, weekdays are 6. Games and attractions are available at an additional cost.

Online: underwoodfamilyfarms.com

McGrath Street Pumpkin Patch

If you ve ever driven up the 101 through Ventura in October, you ve probably seen McGrath s orange hillside full of bright, big pumpkin, and now it s time you drop in and see why this not-too-commercial or crowded patch has become a family favorite. In addition to picking your pumpkin straight from the patch, you and your family can check out the farm animals, jump on a hay ride, get your face painted, carve a pumpkin or see a pumpkin carving demonstration and take a ride on a pony. The farm suggests that you call to see which activities are taking place on the day you d like to visit. The BBQ and bakery goodies aren t to be missed, so come hungry.

5156 McGrath St.

Ventura

Dates: Open daily in October from 9 a.m. to dusk.

Online: mcgrathstreetpumpkinpatch.com

Tanaka Farms

This one is a little bit of a drive but totally worth it if you are looking for another farm that s a down-home good time. Tanaka Farms U-Pick pumpkin patch in Irvine is open through October 31 and at this farm you can pick your own pumpkin and other veggies to bring home for dinner right off the vine. Take a wagon ride around this 30 acre farm, visit the sheep, goats and alpacas, and saunter through their corn maze. And we ve got a tip for visiting Tanaka this hot fall–there s no drinking water available, so fill up your bottles before coming or water is available for purchase.

Note: As of publication time, Tanaka Farms says they will make changes to the 2015 festivities, but details aren t yet available. Check the website or call before you go.

5380 3/4 University Dr.

Irvine

Dates: Oct. 3-31 from 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Cost: Admission is 2, the wagon ride is 5, and the petting zoo is 3.

Online: tanakafarms.com

photo: Irvine Park Railroad

Irvine Park Railroad s Pumpkin Patch

For kids under 7, this is it. Heaven in a patch. Take the train, decorate some cookies, drive some tractors and wander through a simple corn maze. There s a non-scary haunted house, bouncing, panning for gold and more. Pumpkins aren t pickable here, but you can pick one out to bring home along with some spectacular pumpkin bread and have a festive day that s totally worth the drive to Irvine. Read our scoop on why we love this spot.

Riley s Farm

It s our favorite apple picking spot, but if you re up for a drive to the desert, this farm has a pumpkin patch covering rolling hills, as well as fields of wildflowers, apple picking, cider making and loads of activities for kids. Check out details on where to go and what to do for a taste of fall in Oak Glen.

Fillmore and Western Railway s Pumpkin Liner

If you re looking for a bigger train; hop aboard a vintage train to Ichabog, a private pumpkin patch at Loose Caboose Garden Center. Activities and attractions include Jolly Jumps, a carousel, arts crafts booths, BBQ, face painting and more. The train runs Saturdays Sundays in October. Learn all about the train to Icahbog, here.

Where does your family go for the perfect fall pumpkins. Got another favorite pumpkin patch to add to our list. Tell us in the comments below.

Christina Fiedler.

Pumpkin Patch 2015 was a lot of fun and a big success. We are grateful to the wonderful community we serve, to over 70 caring and energetic volunteers and to the.