Cool Patch Pumpkins

Super fun! They have SO much to offer. Games, Food, and of course, the MAZE! I had a lot of fun with my husband. We DID NOT get pumpkins here, so I don;t know how they are priced. It was REALLY busy, that was the only downside.

I’ve never been to a pumpkin patch this big before! Amongst arriving, the first thing I noticed was the pumpkin shooting range. How awesome is that? Lol, I didn’t get to try it though. It looked so fun!
Initially, my BF and I came here to try the maze… However, I got too scared so we didn’t attempt it. This maze is «one of biggest» mazes out there, I believe. Crazy!
Instead, we just went on the hay ride, which was $ 3 per person. We went around the entire pumpkin patch and it was pretty fun being able to lookout for a perfect pumpkin we could purchase.
There were so many areas to take nice pictures. I. E the teepee, skeleton dinosaur, scare crows, a pile of pumpkins, etc!!!
Overall, this place has a little bit of everything for people of all ages. I also saw that they had kettle corn and lemonade for sale. Smart!

This was the craziest corn maze I’ve ever seen. They literally had the Sacramento Kings logo in the maze lol.
L O C A T I O N
it’s in its own location in Dixon off a dirt road. Make sure to bring some shoes that are comfortable, cheap, and don’t mind getting dirty.
M A Z E
As mentioned this maze is a trip lol. They have a intermediate route as well as a advanced route; both routes being really good for children as well. Both routes takes about 1hour, the more advanced version being maybe 30 – 45 mins more depending how good your direction skills are.
P A T C H
before the maze they have Botha were you can buy water for $ 1 and other condiments as well.
GOOD LUCK

I really enjoyed the corn maze and the time I spent here in Dixon. The maze was challenging, enormous, but really really fun.
I came on a Saturday at around 9:45 and there was already a good amount of people at the farm. With the map they provided, we were able to get through the maze in about an hour with no problems.
It’s definitely challenging if you don’t have a pen to make note of where you are in the map since the corn maze is literally gigantic. But if you’re pretty decent at following a map, you should be ok.
The only downside was that a lot of the maze is destroyed by people who cut through the maze and try to cheat. That was the annoying part, seeing how destroyed some parts of it was. But overall, it was a lot of fun and a very great way to kill a couple of hours!

This place is great, really cute and really huge. The design this year is all about the Sacramento Kings which is cool.
They advertised an intermediate and advance path. They stated the advance path would take about two hours. We thought why not?
We finished that shit in 35 minutes. (Without any shortcuts)
*high fives and fist bumps*

This is a really fun place for people of all ages.
Bring the kids, markers to trace your route on the map, water, your patience, sense of adventure, and puzzle solving skills.
Be prepared to spend several hours in the maze, it is in no way easy. On a scale from 1 to 5, 5 being the most difficult I give it a 7. I consider myself an expert at maps, navigation and sense of direction. All those skills went right out the cornfield. There are zero markers to help navigate the multitude of possible directions you could possible take. I managed to get both Jeremy and I lost. We did after an hour manage to find the first check point a wooden structure up above the corn field with an amazing view of the sunset.
I don’t know why or how anyone would want to venture in at night but the place lets the adventure seeker in until 8.
They have food and drinks but nothing was for sale when we got there at 430 on a Thursday night. And please don’t be a slob and leave your trash in the maze, seriously some people are just rude.
Maybe we’ll try again another day.

This is my first pumpkin patch, and it was really fun! There’s a lot of people when I went, so it did get a little crowded lol.
My family and I tried the advanced corn maze, because we are an adventurous lot, and omg it was really hard. We went in the dark and luckily we brought flashlights. I noticed some people who didn’t bring any and they were struggling. Be prepared to walk for an hour to 2 hours. The advanced corn maze is probaly too strenuous for the little ones. Make sure you have someone who can read maps.
I believe they sell alcohol on site, so I saw some younger drunk people. That’s really annoying, I had my little sisters with me and I don’t want them to be in in that type of enviroment. Also, I didn’t see any security or any type of guard in the corn maze. Some random person kept jumping out of the stalks and attempting to «scare» me, there were no moderators there to check him.
It gets dark and deep and if someone had a medical emergency it would probaly be difficult to get out.
The starbucks station DOES NOT sell starbucks lol. It’s just a bridge you climb to see your progress. Don’t be disappointed like I was.

«Let’s do the maze!» She said. «It’ll be fun!» She exclaimed. And it was! We’ve been coming to Cool Pumpkin Patch for many years. This was our first time doing the corn maze.
I suggested the beginner side. I was quickly overruled by my persuasive 14 yr. old daughter to take the advanced route. So we set off… Into the corn!
We did this during the day & it took us just over an hour. Pretty good for beginners! We were here on a busy day, lots of people picking out their pumpkins, taking tractor hay rides & enjoying the other activities available. We were here for the maze…
Here are a few tips:
Bring a pen or pencil to track yourself on the map provided. Wear comfortable walking shoes. I wore tennis shoes & still got blisters on my little toes.
If it’s rained lately, it’ll be muddy. It’s a field– of corn– made with a tractor. So yes, it’ll be uneven & dirty! If you go at night, keep in mind they stop selling tickets (which are $ 12 each) at 8:00. Bring your own flashlight!
Being the largest in the world, it was in Guinness Book in 2014. It’s a fun thing to do with the family. We only lost our way a couple times! If all else fails-​follow someone who knows how to get out!

Such a great pumpkin patch! It has a little bit of everything. Giant corn maze, check. Hayrides, check. Pumpkins galore, check! You’re bound to find something fun about this place.
The pumpkin selection is massive. Not only do they have a huge variety of already picked pumpkins, but you can actually go out into a real pumpkin patch and pick you’re own! There are pumpkins of all sizes. From the small, cute little ones that are perfect for young children to pick out and carry around, to the ginormous ones that are perfect for carving your masterpiece.
Prices for the pumpkins is based on size. I do think they are a bit more expensive than a pumpkin you can get at a grocery store. My medium sized pumpkin was $ 10, but I saw several people paying upwards of $ 75 for a couple medium sized ones, a couple little ones, and some small squashes and gords. Seeing how much they charge makes me want to start growing pumpkins in my backyard.
I didn’t do the corn maze, so I can’t comment on that. It looked fun, but challenging though!
For the families, the kiddos will love this place. They have a fun zone with cool activities that they’re sure to enjoy. Along with a fun zone, they also sell refreshments and some food.
If you’re looking for a great family night out, Cool Patch is the perfect place. Of course if you’re just looking for a huge selection of quality pumpkins, Cool Patch is a heck of a lot better, and more fun, than just picking one up at the store. I definitely plan on returning come next fall’s pumpkin pickin’ time.

For two visits in a row, I’m a huge fan for this pumpkin patch! Located at Milk Farm Road entrance at I-​80 in Dixon, Cool Patch Pumpkins has it all delivering the amazing selections of pumpkins and autumn foods, and of course, their world’s most longest, and the most difficult corn maze ever after the establishment by the Guinness World Records last year (2014.)
On a fine partly cloudy Sunday (10/​18/​2015), I decided to explore their pumpkin patch as I walked alone. Their pumpkin patch selections are very organized and well-​kept keeping the pumpkins very fresh and ready to pick up. There are many sizes and shapes for their pumpkins no matter how big or small. Secondly, they also have some good squashes and corn to pick up too, so you can bring your autumn foods at home! Finally, you can purchase the pumpkins before heading out. Pumpkins and autumn foods cost between $ 1 to +$ 40 depending the size. I bought this small pumpkin for $ 3 flat! What a great deal at a great price!
Today on 10/​20/​2015, Karen K, Kenneth K and I are doing the corn maze for the very first time as a team after purchasing $ 12 per person entry. This maze is huge although they have 2 options to go from intermediate to advance. We started the intermediate maze before we calculated the direction on the map. We did crossed and entered the orange bridge first as the corn maze began to start first. Then, we crossed the Starbucks bridge (aka the green bridge,) and the Ford’s Fort bridge (aka blue bridge) successfully until we got dazed and confused for the ending exit. It’s challenging, yet it’s worth a try if you’ve have the knowledge and mathematics to conquer. We did managed to get out the maze for an average finale exit. BTW, if you’re going for the corn maze at night, bring your flashlight and your friends because it’s helpful to work as a team without going separate. Additionally, it has excellent cell reception for this patch, so you can call your friends easier to know where your buddies went.
The good things about this pumpkin patch is they have the mini corn maze for kids, pumpkin shooting (cost $ 5,) great food, live bands which they played every weekend, and the big plus, free parking!
In the end, Cool Patch Pumpkins is defiantly the best, and awesomeness pumpkin patch and corn maze ever in the lands of Dixon. Perfect for the whole family and friends in a fine fall weather! My rating: 4 solid stars.

A real legit pumpkin patch!
Growing up in the Bay Area means pumpkins patches erected in parking lots with jumpy houses. Soooo not the experience I want my kiddos to have. Now that we are in Sac-​town I was delighted to make the drive to Dixon to come here to Cool Pumpkin.
Here is what I love:
Free parking
Little wagons to pull the kids and pumpkins on
Actual pumpkins on the vine for as far as the eye can see
A huge award winning corn maze
A gigantic teepee with couches to lunge in!
And of course TONS of pumpkins in every size, color, and shape
Prices are fair which is very important to me and my wallet. Let’s me honest, Halloween costumes alone will break the bank.
The one issue I had was that all of the food options were closed… I was honestly looking forward to a slice of pie and some coffee. Thus my missing star.
As long as I am in the area I’ll for sure make this a must next year.

I wanted to do the corn maze! One of those crazy bucket list items. Right? Especially after seeing Eileen K
and her daughter doing it I contacted Eileen about it. She was awesome about it answering my agonizing questions!
I also saw William check in to the pumpkin patch on Sunday & pm’d him asking him if he had done the maze! Of course he responded back saying no I’m not going by myself! So I promptly asked him if he was game to go with me & hubby? And he was! We planned to go today which worked out perfectly.
When we got there late after all the morning cray cray traffic it was very windy but luckily it didn’t affect us inside the maze so that was a plus! The price was 12 dollars per person which sounds steep but hey it was a first time for all three of us.
When I got the map I penned out our path together with William. We followed it to a tee. Though we hit the Starbucks area there was no Starbucks prolly bc it wasn’t the weekend! We did really well until after we reached the Ford Fort. I think we got too complacent & got ourselves lost but still managed to finish!
For those of you who wish to try it be aware there are stairs you would need to go up and down. Plus some slightly mucky areas due to the recent rains. A majority of the areas are very uneven so wear comfortable walking shoes or you’re in trouble! We did manage to finish in under an hour! Plus it was great exercise!!!
I highly recommend trying it out for at least once in your lifetime! Maybe even at night as some young adults have whose review I recently read! Now that’s super brave and adventurous!!!

We got to try the corn maze out for the first time yesterday and it was awesome!
They’re not kidding when they say it’s «The Worlds Largest Corn Maze». Just a heads up for those of you who DO NOT like walking this is an activity you might want to skip out on. I mean you do a lot of walking but if you’re having a good time you won’t notice your sore feet until your walking back to your car (at least that’s what happened to me).
There’s a little walk to the ticket stand from the parking lot. Don’t worry about which path to take when you come to a split in the road either one will lead you to the ticket stand or if your still not sure just follow the crowd.
It’ll cost you $ 12 smackaroos to get into the maze. There are other things to do but we were there mainly for the maze.
We went at night 6:15pm to be exact but we didn’t get into the maze until 7:00pm because of the long lines.
Bring a flashlight, pen and water. Trust me you will need those things. Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes.
It’s a great activity for all ages. Although I highly recommend not taking babies through the maze at night.
Oh by the way if you happen to be one of those people who cheats or starts ripping the corn stalks down because you think it’s funny it’s not. So do everyone a favor and stay outta the maze.

Biggest and best corn maze to date!
$ 12 per person for 2 hours of fun (without getting lost)
Don’t forget a flashlight if you go at night, a pen to mark on the map, I did mine like a puzzle, and water (you may be there a while).
The map is in graph like form with numbers and letters that show where you are, there are also little stakes along the maze so you can stop and see where you are on the map. This is helpful especially for how big the maze is.
Free parking and I saw a couple dogs so I believe they are allowed as long as they are on leashes.
Worth it and I plan on going again since they change the maze every year.

This was such a fun experience. We walked by so many lovely pumpkins and other squashes. They had a hay pyramid, hay ride, a corn bath (which is a large 2ft deep pool type space filled with dry corn kernels) this was so much fun to play in by the way. And they are known for having the best corn mazes. They even have a mini maze in the fun zone.
We did a lot of the activities… Each person is requires to have a ticket and the only free people are infants (babies who can’t walk yet).
The maze is $ 12 ea
Fun zone is $ 5 ea
Hay ride is $ 3 ea
It was worth it in my opinion.

Just did the 2015 maze and it was a 2 hour adventure with twists, turns and circles. Arrived around 4 pm on a Sunday and the maze was not crowded at all. When you arrive to the Cool Patch Pumpkins, walk along the path to purchase your tickets. This year, the tickets are $ 12. When you purchase your tickets, they also give you a map of the maze.
How to Survive the World’s Largest Corn Maze:
1. Bring a flashlight (if you go at night) pen (to mark your place on the map), water and camera.
2. Wear bug spray and sunscreen
3. Follow the map
4. Get lost and have fun!
I would suggest going earlier in the corn maze season while the corn maze is still intact. A lot of the markers were taken out of the ground, so it was difficult to follow the map. I also want to try the corn maze at night because I am sure it would be a lot more difficult.
At Cool Patch Pumpkins, they also have tractor rides, food and the maze itself. It is a great day trip for family and friends!
Most importantly, DON’T FORGET TO PURCHASE A PUMPKIN (S) TO CARVE!

This place was HUGE. Arrived around 6:45−7pm and was SO glad I brought a flashlight. It was getting dark when we entered and by the time we came out, it was decently dark. Overall, it was a nice place (with a lot of different activities in addition to the corn maze) and we had a lot of fun.
One down side to this place was that I kept walking in paths weren’t actual paths at all but were just the results of people walking through it. I would suggest going earlier in the corn maze season so that the corn maze is still intact and free from these little ‘paths’. Even though I went a couple weeks before Halloween, a lot of the markers on the ground were gone and many mini paths were created by people who cheated their way through the maze :(
Don’t want to spoil the maze too much, but here are some tips:
–bring a flashlight !!!
–a pen to map out your route (or not if you like to get lost)
–a light jacket if you’re going at night.
If you map out the whole thing, it should take you no longer than an hour or so to finish, but since we wanted to get lost and hit all the bridges, it took us around 2 hours to finish the maze. (I was expecting a gigantic CONGRATS sign at the exit, but was very underwhelmed when it wasn’t there, haha)

Love the Dixon corn maze. It never gets old, because they change it up every year. This year, the design was a King’s basketball theme with plenty of circles to go around and get lost in. My boyfriend and I decided to make it worth our while ($ 12 worth our while) and took the advanced route. It ended up taking us 2 hours, and that was without getting lost.
The past two times I have gone were in the evening time, so this was my first time going in the day time. I was worried it was going to be too hot, but the funny thing about being in a corn maze is that the corn stalks provide shade (duh, Nina). Even so, still a good idea to apply sunscreen. I will admit, it was a lot more exciting the times I went in the evening, but this was the first time I went where I managed to hit all four stations (Ducati station, U.S.S Indy, Starbucks station, Ford Fort).
I agree with other Unilocalers in that it’s best to go in towards the beginning of the corn maze opening in September, since the trails get pretty run down, there’s a bunch of fake manmade trails from people cutting through the corn maze, and people mess with the markers (follow the instructions, dummies).
In summary, go early in the season in the evening and enjoy going around in circles :-D.

I used to live in Davis, but this was my first time in years being back.
I came out with a girlfriend of mine and my boyfriend. I think our first mistake was that for some reason my boyfriend and I did not dress appropriately. Leaving the house it just didn’t really click that perhaps we should wear tennis shoes instead of flip flops, but we survived with them anyways.
We came around 5 — 6ish I believe on a Friday night and it was pretty empty arriving.
We got our tickets (10 a person) and headed in. Now I won’t bore you with all the details of the maze and what not, but I will tell you if you come late bring a FLASHLIGHT for sure. And don’t forget a PEN to track where you are. We ended up carving into our map using a key to figure out our way.
I’m not sure if my girlfriend and I would have made it out on our own, my boyfriend basically plotted the entire thing and led us through.
Be warned this isn’t a little fun maze. This is 60+ acres of corn you’re going to be going through. You’re gonna get itchy and dirty and if you come late it’s gonna be dark and hard to see the markers on the ground telling you where you’re at.
It’s fun in a way don’t get me wrong, but you can’t underestimate this maze. It sucks during the day because it’s humid and it sucks at night because it’s dark. And obviously if you’re with kids you don’t want to be stuck in a maze for hours trying to figure your way out. A lot of great photo opportunities though.
Overall a memorable experience. Remember come with people you can have fun with and it’ll be a great experience for the books!

Cool Patch Pumpkins, and the World’s Largest Corn Maze, has been an annual trip for my family since as long as I can remember. Our busy lives always pause for that one afternoon when we can all get lost together in some super tall corn. We have to think and work together to find our way out, which results in some pretty hilarious conversations. This maze holds some of my favorite memories, and is a great festive activity to celebrate Autumn!
At the beginning you can get aerial maps with a grid so you can track yourself using placement cards throughout the maze. Every year the aerial image is a new cool design, so you get the excitement of solving a different pattern each year. You can either follow the guide, which makes it faster, or spend hours getting lost and trying to figure it out for yourself. As you walk through the maze they have elevated patios, mini accomplishments on the journey, where you climb up the stairs to look out over the maze. You get to visualize where you’re at and realize how far you still have to go. Whether you spend hours trying to find your way without a map, or team up with randoms and track every step, it’s so fun to be lost from the world for a bit and just goof off.
By the end of October, the maze is pretty flattened at some parts. You know those signs that say to stay to the assigned paths and not walk through the corn? Yeah, people don’t like to listen. After everyone decides to trample through the actual corn instead of working their way out through the actual puzzle, it gets messed up and the once maze now just becomes a … walk anywhere type of thing. It’s still fun, and you can still stay on the original trail, but just not as good as the beginning of the month. So, I’d definitely suggest going earlier in October to get the full experience — and please, stay on the darn path so everyone has a chance to enjoy it.
Also, yes it may cost $ 10 (or whatever it is) a piece — but it’s literally a giant patch of crops they spend all year growing so we can run around in it for a month. Personally, I’d much rather pay $ 10 for some outdoor fun I basically can’t get anywhere else than spend the same amount for a movie I could see at home. If you think of what you’re getting, it’s worth it!