Tanaka Farms didn't disappoint - there were rows of pumpkins as far as you could see, a cute corn maze, and fun crafts and games for kiddos.
Admission is $2 to get into the pumpkin patch area, I feel this is worth it. The pumpkins are decently prices (by weight) and there are a lot of fun activities and photo-opps once inside.
We spent only a few hours here, mainly because it was over 100 degrees, but it was just what I needed to get myself into the Fall mood to kick off pumpkin season! Oh how I wish I was cozy in boots and a sweater while picking my pumpkins.
They also have a gift shop area with fresh pumpkin breads, and cookies, as well as home decor and carving kits.
Later, on Halloween we carved up our pumpkins and I even roasted the seeds, something I've always wanted to do but never got around to doing in the past and I can honestly say it will be a new Halloween tradition.
Its amazing when it works out that a fun Holiday like Halloween falls on a weekend and you have all day to enjoy it and create new traditions and spend time with family.
From mine to yours I hope you had a very Happy Halloween!
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