Fall is the season of choice for one reason, and one reason only: PUMPKINS. ( Obviously. Download Surabhi Software there. )Just take look at what you and your friends are consuming during this festive season on Instagram: pumpkin pies, PSLs, pumpkin pastries, pumpkin curries, pumpkin cocktails the list goes on and on.

Lucky you, the Bay Area knows how to do pumpkins right. To celebrate our undying love for this magical squash and the harvest season, we’ve compiled a list of the Bay Area’s 7 best pumpkin patches. Whether you plan to visit Half Moon Bay’s (this weekend, October 17–18) to pick up some (gigantic) pumpkins or not, we’ve got you covered with the best of the best around the Bay. Clancy’s Pumpkin Patch on 7th Avenue and Lawton Street. Photo: Matt Baume, Flickr.

San Francisco: – Located at 1620 7th Avenue on the corner of Lawton Street, Clancy’s Pumpkin Patch is a Bay Area staple, delivering pumpkins to San Franciscans of all ages since 1979! Get lost in Clancy’s large pumpkin patch, full of novelty pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks, maize (Indian corn), scarecrows and more! Dog friendly. Oakland/Berkeley/Alameda: – Another Bay Area staple is Speer Family Farms’ pumpkin patch, bringing joy to Bay Area children since 1981.

Looking for a local, pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayride, gourds and other Halloween activities in California? Just select your area in the list or map below. Pumpkin Farms & Harvest Festivals. Clayton Valley Pumpkin Patch - it's a haul from Berkeley. Based in Berkeley, California.

This year, Speer’s pumpkin patch has moved to Alameda, located at 2153 Ferry Point. This pumpkin patch features locally grown valley pumpkins, a giant 4-story sinking Titanic slide, petting zoo and jump house! It’s the perfect place to bring the entire family.

San Leandro: – ABC Tree Farms dominates Northern and Southern California when it comes to pumpkin patches! Visit the San Leandro location at 15555 East 14th Street. Portola Valley: – Webb Ranch has been nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley since 1922. Besides pumpkins, this farm has a haunted house, hay rides, petting zoo and pony rides—just to name a few. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed at Webb Ranch, so you’ll have to leave Fido at home.

A Scarecrow watching over a pumpkin farm in Sonoma County. Good Antivirus Software Package. Photo: Andrew Storms, Flickr. Sonoma County: – We’re not certain, but based on the name we have a hunch The Great Peter Pumpkin Patch may have inspired Charles Schulz’s It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. Head north toward Sonoma County to 4235 Spring Hill Road in Petaluma, CA. Here, you’ll find an amazing pumpkin patch offering not only pumpkins, but fresh cheese tastings, homemade ice cream, potato digging, a baby animal petting zoo, hay maze, hay rides, and, you can even milk a cow! Rock Usb Driver Prestigio.