Carpinito Brothers Pumpkin Patch

This was an AWESOME kid friendly pumpkin patch. We came out the very first day they opened for the season and had the whole place to ourselves. The corn kernel pit and toys and trike riding and animal exhibits are SO ideal for kids. We will definitely be back next year.

Loved this place! Great pumpkins to choose from, and tons of food, too! I blogged about it and included lots of photos. :)

We’re usually a Remlinger Farm Family, but decided to stick close to home and go to Carpinito Brothers. I love how there’s a real pumpkin patch, but not necessarily one that you can pick. They have a tractor come out and employees just pluck them off the truck and place pumpkins around the field where visitors can «pick» from.
They have fresh roasted corn, apple cider, and kettle corn. It’s probably as organized as can be, but employees could be a bit more lively or at least friendly. I was treated perfectly fine, but while waiting, noticed that a few eye rolls and ««are you really that ignorant or stupid» look towards some customers. Their Fun Farm appeared cute, but not quite worth it. Hay Ride really blew… I mean, I’m not sure what I was expecting, but … Carpinitos is great for the fresh produce, but would mostly likely go elsewhere next time or back to Remlinger!

Great pumpkin patch for the kids with a large variety (big and small) of pumpkins to choose from. Our daughter had a fun time exploring around and picking her own pumpkins. We didn’t do the corn maze but it definitely look fun and HUGE! With the amount of people that were there at the time, we didn’t have any problem finding any parking so that was a huge plus! We’ll be back for sure next year!

A family tradition for 14 years. It wouldn’t be fall without a trip to the Carpinitos Pumpkin patch and maze. Have some kettle corn while your there !!!

Awesome pumpkin patch! Super busy though, but they have a great selection of pumpkins and lots of really cheap veggies for sale! Got a bunch of spinach for $ 1 and 8 large peppers for $ 2! They also had really good looking popcorn and cider:)

Went to the the kid area and the lady that worked there was extremely rude! Last year I will come here!

What a fun little pumpkin patch! t’s free to go inside the pumpkin patch area but you have to pay to do the corn maze. They sell produce, flowers and popcorn near the pumpkin patch area. Across the street is a kids area where it’s 5.00 for kids 2 – 12 (adults are free). Over in this area there’s farm animals, hay maze, water area, cow roping, hay rides and a huge corn pit that my 2 year old LOVED! Definitely a fun morning for the kiddys

This place was fun.
Just be sure you’re in the field and not the veggie stand closer to the highway.
The field (with its concessions and mini market) is cool.
LOTS of pumpkins and veggies. The veggies are all pretty cheap too!
(Just be sure to get the local fresh stuff, as the sunkist citrus fruits are no different than what you’d get in QFC or Freddies, so aren’t really any cheaper either.)
Also, who else loves grilled corn without having to deal with carnies? ;-p

I love this place; My friend and I had so much fun! Everyone was friendly, the roasted corn was delicious, the corn mazes were so much fun and we got some great pumpkins!

Sad to say, I’ve never been to a pumpkin patch before. So here we go. As soon as you get passed the heavy traffic, there is plenty of parking space. This event is free. There are optional fees like $ 9 go the corn maze, which isn’t all that great for adults, but fun for kids. It is a cash only event, but don’t worry, they have ATM machines that charge $ 2 fee for a maximum withdraw of $ 60. They also sell a variety of hotdogs for $ 6, one of the best corn I’ve had for $ 3, and ok kettle corn for $ 5. There are wheel barrels available for free to push the pumpkins or your kids. And it gets really muddy, so leave your high heels at home unless you plan on planting more pumpkin seeds. At the end of the day, get your pumpkins weighed and paid. I think it’s an honors system, because could have just walked straight to my cat with out paying. Oh, and grab some fresh produce for cheap. Got a jumbo size cabbage for only $ 2.

Cash only but the ATM only charges 30 something cents for transaction fee. There are pumpkins strewed as far as your eye can see, with a small farmers market and corn maze to add. Small to medium pumpkins range from $ 1 to $ 2.50 and the super «haul your own» ones are by the pound.
I didn’t see any cider but I believe there was kettle corn!

bring cash, they don’t take cards!
We enjoyed the roasted corn and the kettle corn.

This farm has recently expanded in the past few years. The Carintino Brother’s Farm expanded into what used to be Smith Brother’s Farm. On what used to be the Smith Brother’s Farm side is now a hay maze and a little area with farm animals. Across the street is where the corn maze and pumpkin patch is.
The corn maze is a lot of fun because every year they have two new designs that compliment each other. For example, this year is a castle and a dragon. The corn mazes are roped off nicely and as long as you follow your map, you will find all the hole punch stations and you will get through the mazes just fine. The maze does get a little muddy in some areas so I recommend rain boots for you.
The pumpkin patch is a little different this year, it’s been moved more towards the highway side of the field and the side more towards the checkout stands is all grass. There is still a large selection of pumpkins that you can pick right off the vine. Also there are a bunch of new wood cut-​outs of cute things for you to take pictures with… Like a pumpkin, black cat, ghosts, etc. Even though they laid down beauty bark for the paths, it still gets pretty muddy. So I highly recommend boots and gloves. Also some of the pumpkins are still attached to the vines early in the season so bring a pocket knife to help you get them off the vines.
If you don’t want to go through the pumpkin patch itself, they do have a bunch of pre-​picked pumpkins towards the front. This year they have pink pumpkins, pumpkins with warts, and of course the mini jacks. They charge per pound on the bigger pumpkins and the smaller ones are usually buy 2 for $ 1 or something like that depending on the type you get.
There is a weight scale station in the center of the up front area where you drag your wheel barrow or cart full of your pumpkins to. They’ll give you a post-​it note with the weight of your pumpkins and the cost.
Also in the front area is the vegetable stand with a great selection of fresh produce like corn, celery, squash, onions and more. There is a kettle corn station where you can watch the kettle corn be made fresh. And this year there is a braut stand where you can get more tasty food! Oh and don’t forget the delicious roasted corn! There also is a few honey-​buckets and an ATM machine for in case you forgot to bring cash.
With all of that’s going on and including the newer farm animals and hay maze, you can easily make an entire day of getting your annual holiday pumpkins! Grab some rain boots, a light jacket and the family and head down to the Carpinito Brother’s Pumpkin Patch! This makes an excellent family tradition to bring in the Fall season!

This was a pretty cool autumn event that Carpinito’s put on. They sell pumpkins by the pound — they have smaller ones set aside — and then the tiny ones that make great decorations as well. They have a number of different varieties (they carry sugar pumpkins, the normal Jack-​O-​Lantern ones, stiped ones, the white ones).
Another fun side — they also have some of their market’s produce available for sale at the same time. They have corn on the cob, a petting zoo, guess-​the-​weight-​of-​the-​pumpkin contest, and fresh-​made kettle corn. This turns it from a destination into a family event. They have wheelbarrows available to cart your huge pumpkins back to your cars.
We’ll be back next year– it was fun to walk around the pumpkin patch.

MMMM kettle corn, and roasted corn. OMG my mouth is watering. I want moREEEEE. Pricey but great pumpkins. I bought a couple sugar pumpkins and made pumpkin pie with them and they turned out delicious! I will definitely come here again next year. The staff was also really friendly too and funny. I love that they have a fresh local produce section too. The fruits and veggies looked fresh and vibrant in their natural colors! AWESOME! They also have cute little areas you can take photos too, and a corn maze as well. They have have an ATM on site because its cash or check only to purchase there, so that was convenient.

This is a great pumpkin patch for the whole
Family! They have some animals, little kid maze, hay ride, and corn maze!(the mazes and ride cost money)
They have a great selection of pumpkins! From ghost, jumbo sugar, orange, and some cool looking little ones!
Also have roasted corn, kettle corn and some of their produce!
The stuff is kinda spread out, you have to cross the street to get from the animals to the pumpkins. The pumpkin area gets muddy so wear shoes you don’t mind getting dirty.
My little one has a blast looking at the animals and then looking at all the pumpkins! New family tradition!

This place is quite popular, and crowded. Prices are fine. The vegetable stand is impressive, but nothing is organic. It doesn’t have the «out on the farm» feel that other farms have. It seems all a bit staged.
Pros:
1. My 5 year old niece had fun. So that’s always a plus. The kids little haystack maze was adorable and the staff let her run through it a zillion times. Big plus for that!
2. Staff was nice.
3. Teens would probably like the huge maze. I didn’t go in it, but friends we saw there said their teens liked it.
Cons:
1. NOTHING IS ORGANIC.
2. It’s crowded.
3. It seems more staged than the «old farm» pumpkin patches that are available in the area
4. The few animals at the petting zoo did not look happy. Especially the little pony. Really just made me want to cry. The little pony looked either sick or just depressed. I saw one little girl hit the pony on the nose to try and get it to respond and it didn’t even blink. The whole experience was very upsetting and I won’t ever return just because of the treatment of the animals.
I didn’t buy much because nothing was organic. However, for something to take kids to I guess it’s ok. Certainly there are better farms to go to though.

Great Pumpkin Patch! They have hay rides, two corn mazed, a crap load of Pumpkins to choose from. You can also buy some of their fresh produce…

I love pumpkin picking! Who doesn’t? I’ve been coming to this spot for at least 6 years and each time is always a great time. Just off of 167, you’ll find a pumpkin paradise. From a corn maze to the butter-​licious fresh roasted corn, kettle corn and fresh produce – you’ll find everything that will get you into the fall spirit!
They provide carts to start your pumpkin picking journey so you don’t have to carry those big suckers back. But once you’re out in the fields it’s GO time to find that one perfect pumpkin. And I assure you, you’ll find that perfect one each year :)
**Just remember, the weather isn’t always perfect so wear footwear that you don’t mind getting muddy.**