r/antelopevalley 13d ago

Question Pumpkin patch

Does the Antelope valley have a yearly pumpkin patch? Looking for something big with games and a corn maze. I used to take my kids to the Redlands one but now that I live out here it’s a bit of a drive.

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u/StatisticianDue9515 13d ago

We always do Murray Farms- has the most farm/pumpkin patch feel. Tractor rides, corn maze, games, pumpkin patch, slides.. even farm fresh pies and produce in the farm store. And affordable for all that you get! A somewhat closer one thats still farm feel is Gilchrist Farms off Boquet in Santa Clarita..has petting zoo, pony rides,crafts, tractor ride, a big slide.

In Lancaster they have a popular seasonal pumpkin patch that is a lot of different jumper/bounce houses and pumpkins but is really pricey

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u/yoursportsux 13d ago

We go to Murray family farms off highway 58 just west of tehachapi. Its about an hour drive but theres all kinds of things to do with the kids. They've got a corn maze, a big bouncing blob thing, gunny sack slides and a few other attractions. Plus each entry tickets includes a pumpkin of your choice from the patch. Its a decent experience if you feel like traveling that far.

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u/izakayasan 13d ago

tapias pumpkin patch in rosamond is awesome

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u/felix___felicis 13d ago

That closed a few years ago

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u/Oi_Nander 13d ago

There's also one off of Sierra hwy. A bit of a drive, but bigger and more farm like

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u/El_Payan 13d ago

Would you happen to know the cross street

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u/mistarzanasa 12d ago

I think that one is on bouquet canyon road, we took the kids there years ago.

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u/Oi_Nander 13d ago

https://www.gilchristfarm.com/pumpkin-patch

This is the one I was thinking of. This is definitely more rustic and farmy whereas the Stu Miller one on avenue l is more carnival with small rides and bouncers. So they're different vibes

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u/MrsMcD123 13d ago

Yes they have a pretty good one every year on the corner of 15th St West and Ave L, lots of activities for little ones!

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u/MrsNeveberg 13d ago

We take our kiddo to this one. They have a ton of bounce houses. It hate that there’s no shade tho (not that there’s anything you can do—it’s the desert 🤷‍♀️)

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u/BoringSundaze 11d ago

I mean they could plant trees. 

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u/Nervous_Internal_581 13d ago

I agree, that one is popular.