๐ŸŽƒ Open Daily Sept 26 โ€“ Oct 31 3795 Adobe Rd, Petaluma, CA (707) 778-3871 Free Parking
Overhead view of the Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch in Petaluma: families on the green, the big white event tent, inflatable slides, parking rows and the hills beyond

Petaluma, California ยท Est. 1963

Pumpkin Season
Is Here.

Acre after acre in east Petaluma, and a whole day built for families. Pick your pumpkin, ride the 150-ft Mega Slide, eat barbecue, and stay for the sunset.

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  • Open DailySept 26 โ€“ Oct 31
  • 10am โ€“ 9pmFriday & Saturday ยท 10am โ€“ 6pmSunday
  • Free ParkingRight at the gate
  • Dogs WelcomeOn leash, please

Admission

Adults โ€” $7 weekend / $5 weekday

Ages 3โ€“12 โ€” $5 weekend / free weekdays

Ages 0โ€“2 โ€” always free

Pumpkins

U-pick, straight off the vine.

Priced $4 โ€“ $30 by size. Wagons provided โ€” pick it, load it, roll it to checkout.

New for 2026

Mega Slide โ€” now twice as long at 150 feet.

Plus the John Deere bounce house and the Cow Tractor Ride.

Food & Music

BBQ, tacos and sweet treats on site, beer and wine for the grown-ups.

Live music Sat & Sun 12 โ€“ 6pm under the big tent.

Plan your visit

Hours & Everything You Need Before You Go

Open every single day through October 31. Weekdays are quieter and cheaper โ€” if you have little ones or a wagon to fill, Monday through Thursday is the move. Weekends are the full show.

PUMPKIN PATCH HOURS ยท DAILY
  • Sunday10:00 am โ€“ 6:00 pm
  • Monday11:00 am โ€“ 6:00 pm
  • Tuesday11:00 am โ€“ 6:00 pm
  • Wednesday11:00 am โ€“ 6:00 pm
  • Thursday11:00 am โ€“ 6:00 pm
  • Friday10:00 am โ€“ 9:00 pm
  • Saturday10:00 am โ€“ 9:00 pm

Fright Night
Fridays & Saturdays in October ยท 7 โ€“ 10pm

See Fright Night
New for 2026

Bigger, Louder, More Fun Than Last Year

Three reasons this season is the biggest one yet.

The giant Mega Slide at Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch, now 150 feet long Now 2ร— Longer

150-Ft Mega Slide

Twice the length it used to be โ€” the headline ride of the whole farm.

New

John Deere Bounce House

A brand-new bounce house that kids make a beeline for the second they spot it.

New

Cow Tractor Ride

A new tractor-pulled ride that takes you out around the farm.

Attractions

What Every Punch Buys You

Premium attractions are paid with punch cards, so you only pay for what your family actually rides. Most single attractions cost a fraction of a card.

Haunted Trail

Our outdoor Halloween experience through the Haunted Village โ€” open daily in daylight, and after dark on Fright Nights.

10punches
or $12.50

Train to the Western Village

Ride out to the Western Village set and back โ€” a favorite with the little ones.

7punches
or $8.75

John Deere Tractor Ride

A three-minute tractor ride around the farm. Ages 3 and up.

4punches

Cow Tractor Ride new

The new cow-themed tractor ride โ€” fresh for 2026 and already a hit.

3punches

Mega Slide

Now 150 feet of downhill โ€” twice as long as last season. Worth the walk up.

3punches

John Deere Bounce House new

The newest bounce house on the farm.

2punches

Pillow Bounce

Five minutes of jumping on the big inflatable pillow.

2punches

Bumblebee Bounce & Slide

Climb, slide, repeat.

1punch

Tube Slide

A quick, easy slide that's perfect for smaller kids.

1punch

Goliath Slide

The classic big slide at one punch a ride.

1punch

Merry Go Round

Old-school and always a hit with the youngest visitors.

1punch
Admission

Simple Pricing. Free Parking. No Surprises.

Admission gets you into the farm and a long list of attractions at no extra cost. Premium rides and the Haunted Trail run on punch cards โ€” buy exactly what your crew will use.

Weekend

Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Adults$7.00
Ages 3 โ€“ 12$5.00
Ages 0 โ€“ 2FREE
ParkingFREE

Weekday Discount

Monday โ€“ Thursday
Adults$5.00
Ages 0 โ€“ 12FREE
ParkingFREE

Punch Cards

25 punches per card · no expiration
1 punch card$31.25
2 punch cards (10% off)$56.25
4 punch cards (15% off)$106.25
Best value: the 4-card bundle is $106.25 for 100 punches โ€” about $1.06 per punch, and cards never expire, so leftovers carry to next season.

Free With Admission

All of this is included in your ticket โ€” no punch card, no upsell:

  • Corn Pit
  • Hay Tower
  • Petting Zoo
  • Picnic Area
  • Small Bounce Houses
  • Corn Hole
  • Steer Toss
  • Photo Ops & Yard Art
  • Horseshoes
  • Tomahawk Throw
  • Roping
  • Live Music (Sat & Sun)
  • Parking
The cafรฉ deck and food area at Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch in Petaluma
Food, beer, wine & live music

You Don't Have to Leave for Lunch

Stay all day and eat here. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays there's food, beer and wine on site, plus live music from noon to 6pm under the big tent โ€” you can hear it from the pumpkin rows.

On the farm this season

  • Sax's JointBarbecue, sandwiches, sweet treats, beer and wine โ€” Fri, Sat & Sun
  • TNZ's Smash BurgersSmashed-to-order burgers, Fri & Sat nights
  • Taco Don PepeTacos and Mexican favorites
  • El BrinquitoAguas frescas and more
  • Beer & WineAvailable for purchase on site
  • Live MusicUnder the big tent, Saturday & Sunday, 12 โ€“ 6pm

Card, tap and cash all accepted at the gate and at our vendors.

Every Friday night in October

Friday Night Line Dancing

Come out to the pumpkin patch for a night of food, drinks, dancing and Halloween fun. Pull on your boots, bring the family, and come hungry.

Free Line dancing is free โ€” no ticket, no cover, just show up.
  • 7 PMBeginner lessons โ€” no experience needed
  • 8 PMIntermediate lessons โ€” once you've got the basics

Lessons led by the Cowtown Cowgirls.

Feeling brave? The Haunted Trail runs the same nights โ€” 10 punches or $12.50 per person.

More to come. We add vendors and events throughout the season โ€” check back here or follow @pronzinifarms for what's on this week.

Make a day of it

A Perfect Weekend at the Farm

Here's how most families run a weekend โ€” steal it as-is or shuffle it around.

  1. 10:00 am ยท Arrive early

    Beat the line, park free

    Gates open at 10. Park free right by the entrance and pick up admission at the tent near the pumpkin field. Grab your punch cards on the way in so you're not doubling back later.

  2. Morning ยท Ride everything

    Slides, tractor rides and the corn pit

    Knock out the 150-ft Mega Slide, the Cow Tractor Ride and the John Deere Tractor ride while energy is high and lines are short. Younger kids disappear happily into the corn pit, tire playground and small bounce houses โ€” all free with admission.

  3. Midday ยท Pick your pumpkin

    Out into the u-pick field

    Grab a wagon and head into the patch. Pumpkins run $4 to $30 by size, so there's a size for every budget. There are gourds and decorative squash near checkout too if you're building a porch display.

  4. 12:00 pm ยท Eat

    Barbecue, tacos and live music

    Food vendors and the cafรฉ are open, beer and wine included for the grown-ups. Live music runs 12 to 6pm under the big tent โ€” grab a shaded picnic table and let the afternoon stretch out.

  5. Afternoon ยท Wander

    Photo ops and the petting zoo

    Life-size stage coaches, the pumpkin coach, Minion characters and Old West steel sculptures are scattered all over the farm โ€” the best free souvenir you'll take home. Then visit the animals and the viewing zoo.

  6. Evening ยท Stay or come back

    Golden hour on the cafรฉ deck

    As the sun drops, the light goes gold across the whole farm. Sit on the cafรฉ deck overlooking the lake, then head home with a pumpkin. And on Friday or Saturday in October, adults 12+ can stay for Fright Night at 7pm. On Friday nights, free line dancing kicks off at 7pm too.

Fridays & Saturdays in October

Fright Night

When the gates close, the Haunted Village wakes up. Fright Night is a guided tour through the dark โ€” every Friday and Saturday in October, 7 to 10pm.

7 โ€“ 10 PM Friday & Saturday nights in October
Ages 12+ Recommended. Bring your brave ones.
10 Punches or $12.50 per person for the Haunted Trail
Call Ahead Reservations suggested, not required

The Haunted Trail is open daily during daytime hours for anyone who wants the scares with the sun still up. The full Haunted Village experience is not recommended for children under 10.

Photo ops everywhere

The Whole Farm Is a Backdrop

Vintage trucks, life-size stage coaches, a pumpkin coach with horses and skeleton drivers, Old West steel sculptures and Minion characters scattered all over the property. Bring the camera โ€” this is the content.

Photo credit: Sonoma County Farm Bureau

Vintage red truck filled with flowers at Pronzini Farms
Vintage trucks & flowers
The Pronzini Pumpkin Patch welcome sign with pumpkins
The welcome sign
Wagon overflowing with pumpkins and gourds at Pronzini Farms
Wagon full of pumpkins
A variety of pumpkins, gourds and squash at Pronzini Farms
Gourds & winter squash
Families playing at the slide area at Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch
Play areas
Wide view of the Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch with vintage vehicles and tents
The farm, from above
The Haunted Village chapel at Pronzini Farms
Haunted Village
Aerial view of the Pronzini Farms pumpkin patch layout in Petaluma
Acres to roam
Find us

3795 Adobe Road, Petaluma

About 50 minutes from San Francisco and Walnut Creek, just off Highway 101 in east Petaluma. Free parking at the gate.

Best of Petaluma, California badge

Proudly Petaluma since 1963. Three generations of family farming on Adobe Road โ€” and the reason we've been voted Best of Petaluma. Thank you for keeping it local.

Getting here from Marin & points south

  1. Take Highway 101 north to the East 116 Sonoma/Napa exit (Exit 472B).
  2. Follow Lakeville Highway east.
  3. Turn left at Frates Road and continue to the stop sign at Old Adobe Road.
  4. Continue straight onto Adobe Road โ€” the pumpkin patch is on your left in a little over a mile.

Pronzini Farms Pumpkin Patch

3795 Adobe Road
Petaluma, CA 94954

(707) 778-3871

Call for Fright Night reservations, group visits, or anything else.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is the pumpkin patch open?

The Pronzini Farms Pumpkin Patch opens Saturday, September 26 and is open daily through October 31. Hours are 10amโ€“9pm Friday and Saturday, 10amโ€“6pm Sunday, and 11amโ€“6pm Monday through Thursday. Fright Night runs Fridays and Saturdays in October from 7โ€“10pm.

How much does it cost to get in?

Weekend admission is $7 for adults and $5 for ages 3โ€“12. The weekday promotion drops adults to $5 and makes ages 0โ€“12 free. Children 2 and under are always free, and parking is free. Premium attractions like the Mega Slide, Haunted Trail and tractor rides are paid with punch cards.

What's included with admission?

Plenty: the corn pit, hay tower, petting zoo and viewing zoo, picnic areas, small bounce houses, corn hole, steer toss, horseshoes, tomahawk throw, roping, the tire playground, photo ops including the yard art, parking, and live music on weekends.

Should I buy a punch card or pay per attraction?

If your family will ride more than a few things, punch cards are the better deal โ€” one card carries 25 punches, the four-card bundle works out to roughly $1.06 per punch, and punch cards never expire. Most single rides cost one to four punches, so a card goes a long way. Individual tickets are also available at the gate for the Haunted Trail ($12.50) and the train ($8.75).

Are dogs allowed?

Yes โ€” dogs are welcome at the pumpkin patch, as long as they stay on a leash the entire time and you pick up after them. Thank you for helping us keep the farm clean for everyone.

Is Fright Night okay for little kids?

Fright Night is a guided tour in the dark and we recommend it for ages 12 and older. The Haunted Village experience generally isn't recommended for children under 10. If you have younger kids and still want the fun, the Haunted Trail is open daily during the daytime โ€” same trail, sun still up.

Can I pick my own pumpkin?

Absolutely โ€” that's the whole point. Pumpkins grow on the vine out in the u-pick field and are priced $4 to $30 depending on size. Wagons are provided so you can load up and roll your haul to the checkout area. There are also gourds and decorative winter squash near checkout.

Is there food on site?

Yes. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays there's food, beer and wine available, plus vendors like Sax's Joint (barbecue, sandwiches and sweet treats), TNZ's Smash Burgers, Taco Don Pepe and El Brinquito. Live music plays Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 6pm under the big tent. There are shaded picnic tables and a cafรฉ deck overlooking the lake. We accept card, tap and cash.

Can I bring a photographer and do a photoshoot there?

Yes. You're welcome to bring a photographer and shoot at the pumpkin patch โ€” just be mindful of other guests and keep it from disturbing anyone else's visit. If you're planning something larger, like a full session with a crew or props, give the farm a call at (707) 778-3871 first so we can point you to the best spots and timing.

Is there anything to do on a Friday night?

Yes โ€” Friday Night Line Dancing, every Friday in October. Beginner lessons start at 7pm and intermediate at 8pm, and it's completely free with admission. Sax's Joint and TNZ's Smash Burgers cook on site, beer and wine are available, and the Haunted Trail runs the same nights at 10 punches or $12.50 per person.

What's the quietest time to come?

Weekdays are noticeably calmer and cheaper โ€” admission is discounted and the lines are shorter. If you're coming on a weekend, arriving at opening (10am) makes a real difference, and October weekends get busier the closer you get to Halloween.

Do you take card or cash?

Yes to both. We take credit and debit cards, contactless tap, and cash at the gate and with our vendors. If you have a question about group rates or anything specific to your visit, give the farm a call at (707) 778-3871.

See you at the patch

Come for a pumpkin.
Stay for the day.

Open daily September 26 through October 31. 150-ft Mega Slide, Haunted Village, live music, barbecue and acres of pumpkins waiting to be picked.

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