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San Fernando Valley's longstanding Pumpkin Patch & Train Ride: 9am -6pm. Growing greatness since 1966. 15200 Rinaldi St, Mission Hills, CA, October 7th -31st
PUMPKIN PATCH IN OCTOBER
There is a $5 per person ENTRY FEE for the Pumpkin Patch.
Under age 2 is free with paid adult.
Entry fee can be used as a discount towards the purchase of a $10 or more pumpkin from the Pumpkin Patch area. One discount per person, per orange pumpkin, on the day of your visit only.
Pumpkin Patch and Farm Market are open daily 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
CASH ONLY.
Parking is Free.
No Reservations Needed.
Train Ride is an additional ticket. See the Train Ride page for hours and details.
Pumpkins are grown and harvested by us, then displayed in bountiful rows inside the Pumpkin Patch for you to select your favorites for fall.
You may shop the Farm Market for fall décor, decorative winter squash and produce without an entry fee.
Please READ the Farm Rules. Thank you!
For Group Reservations of 60 or more
email Barbara at fornerisfarms@socal.rr.com We are not offering Educational Field Trips this year.
NO CORN MAZE FOR 2023
Southern California experienced an unusually heavy rainfall this year. Thus, our normal vegetable crops were delayed in planting and harvesting, which means we could not plant the Corn Maze in time for October.
Growing Greatness for Over 100 Years
JOHN FORNERIS - FARMER
John is a third generation farmer in Southern California’s San Fernando Valley and Ventura County. He grew up when farming was considered an important and valuable profession. In his early school years John helped grow and market fruits and vegetables on his Father’s farm. In 1966 after graduating from high school he began his own farming business and opened his first farm stand in Mission Hills, California. He has retained that location successfully for over 50 years.
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