Phillips Farms Pumpkin Patch

This place used to be fun for the kids. Don’t be fooled by old reviews. There isn’t anything for the kids to do since they remodeled. We took two nine year old girls. We were there for 20 minutes. As we left, one of them said «The car ride here was more fun than the pumpkin patch.»
It looked fun for adults though. Lots of wine. All the groups tasting seemed to be having a good time.

This is a great place to take your kids if you dnt want to deal with a lot of people. snack and drinks are the basics but only $ 1 each. you can also order food from the inside shop and bring it out. chill and have a few sip of wine and let the kids run around.
They have a small corn maze/​haystack pyramid/​hay tunnel/​chickens/​flower garden and more to keep the kids entertained. Overall a really nice place. would definitely take my son back next year.

Phillips Farms is so cute!
I took a ton of pictures because this is such an adorable little farm, winery, pumpkin patch, restaurant, and bakery. Yes. All of those things. Can you say variety? We came in and walked through the store to the farm. The outside has a patio shaded picnic area, and a nice field of grass next to it. You’ve got to check this place out I can’t stress enough how absolutely adorable it was.
There were pumpkins everywhere, some haystacks for kids to play on, a bunch of photo-​ready spots to take pics of your little ones running around, and even a small corn maze. The corn maze is small but has a cool little haunted tunnel full of spooky sights inside.
This pumpkin patch is so cool espcially if you have kids. It would be a great place to let the little ones run about and enjoy while you sip on a glass of wine from their winery (!) The inside store area has fresh fruits and vegetables and even a few herbs. While you’re there don’t forget to grab yourself a fresh baked pie!!!
This cute place is most definitely worth a visit.

Came here for the first time this Halloween season and we loved it! The kids asked to come here everyday haha! They had a small maze with paper mache type statutes which were cute (some were weird!). The had lots of photo spots, a climbable haystack, tractor and a little shed with chickens and goats for the kids to check out. What was also nice was that it wasn’t overwhelming like other pumpkin patches so we could just let the kids run around. They loved the duck pond that they had out there too. The selection of pumpkins were amazing, many different kinds of pumpkins aside from the traditional round orange pumpkin… and at good prices!

Phillips Farms Pumpkin Patch is a great place for all ages! Corn mazes, hay bales to climb, animals to see, bocce ball, bing-​bag toss, wine to be drank… a great place for a family outing.
Some girlfriends and I decided to have a little picnic at the pumpkin patch. What a perfect day! We laid our blankets out under the trees, used some nearby tables to display our food, and enjoyed some of Michael David’s wine.
The perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon!

Took a walk on the farm after breakfast. Observed some great plantings, visited the ducks and geese in their pond area, checked out the chicken coups since our Lodi friends will be building one soon, visited the rabbits and peered at the baby chicks in their incubator of sorts over the fence. Still waiting for the moment when I walk out the door to a bocce ball game in progress. When do the old Italian men come out to play bocce ball anyway? If you know, could you please message me? I’d like to learn the game.
Oh and if you are there, check out the mammoth sized artichokes for sale-​much nicer than the grocery store variety.