Stu Miller’s Pumpkin Patch

Not very impressive at all. We came here about two weeks ago and pumpkins were rotting. We couldn’t even take pictures by the main pumpkins because of all the flies! Some of the employees were huddled up chit chatting and didn’t greet us or acknowledge us when we walked in. My son enjoyed looking at the animals so that was a plus and the free parking/​admission.

A good place to hang out with friends and loved ones. Not the best, but very manageable if you don’t want to travel far. Prices of pumpkins were definitely overpriced begining @7 $ for the smallest pumpkin. Biggest would cost 20 – 25 $ I cnt recall correctly. Rides seemed lame for people at my age, but I bet kids love it. There was also a mini farm with goats, bunnies and chickens… they were super cute and friendly. You do have to pay for food to feed them.
Free admissions and free parking!
If you go during weekdays, very calm and quiet. Not sure if that’s same for weekends but try weekdays if you can. As for staffs, they were nice, haven’t encountered anyone rude or unfriendly considered that this place had a lot of children running around.

Horrible horrible horrible! Parked at 1030 and walked up my nephews to a man slamming the gate in my face and in a not so nice tone telling me it’s not open to the public. Just so rude and uncalled for, too bad it’s the only local pumpkin patch. Your main demographic is children, yet you can’t even be nice. Won’t be coming back

Poorly managed. We went there over the weekend and spent over $ 100 in tickets. Lines were long, understandably, so we asked an employee about times the patch is open during week days and specifically if all the rides will be open. We were told, yes of course. So we decided to leave after spending couple of hours at the patch over the weekend.
Came back during the week right after the kids got off school. Guess what, several rides were not open and food stalls were not open.
Kids spent the tickets riding inflatable rides.
Done with this patch. Stay clear.

Been here every year for the last 5. This year my kid in preschool needed a pumpkin to decorate so of course we bought an extra one at this years visit. Had it at his school since last weekend when we got it and yesterday when the teacher picked it up to give to him, the bottom fell out. When I went to get another pumpkin from here, I told them the story which you’d think if not give it to me free at least it would be discounted, but no I paid full price. They said had I brought the pumpkin in I could have exchanged it. It happened at my kids school !!! They cleaned the mess and thru it out ! Disappointed in the service being that I had just spent $ 100.00 a week ago

This place was pretty dirty… I took my son for a min and walked back out. There was also a very ghetto vibe but thats just my opinion…

It looked kinda small wasn’t sure how my 1 yr old son would enjoy it. The parking was free and so was the admission it was perfect for my son .All he really wanted to do was walk around and look. The staff seemed nice and when we first got there it was pretty empty .I think that why I noticed the rotting pumpkin surrounded by flies the grossed me out because it was in the entrance where you take pictures .I also noticed that the water in the petting zoo was disgusting for a few of them .That made me sad because it wasn’t really busy and a man walked in to check on the animals but didn’t change their water. Thats just plain lazy unfortunate because other than that it was a small fun little place for kids. Though next time I’ll be taking my son somewhere else.

Stu Miller’s Pumpkin Patch is probably my favorite patch to go with free admission and free parking. Of course they are not as big as going to an actual farm or a regional park, but much more convenient. I come here with my niece and nephew every year to walk around and take pictures. Their lights are very pretty at night and there are plenty of photo opportunities throughout the pumpkin patch.
There are plenty of kid friend activities here. Tickets are $ 1/​each, $ 19 for a pack of 20 or $ 37 for a pack of 40.
— Petting Zoo
— Mechanical Rides
— Jump House (for 15 minutes)
— Slides
— Bungee Jump
— Obstacle Course
They also have face painting, kettle corn, funnel cakes, corn on a cob, other snack booths, lemonade, fair-​like games, and much more. Some of the games even guarantee a winner every time.
Before they used to have these barrels for the pumpkins, but as of recent years they have wagons! This makes the pumpkins easier to transport to the car and also more picture friendly for the camera.
If this is your FIRST TIME going to a pumpkin patch, let me give you some advice… only because I have seen these mistakes or personally made these mistakes in the past!
— Don’t wear any open toed shoes. Mainly because you are walking around a dirt lot and also because stepping on hay can be painful
— Don’t wear shorts, leggings or a dress. The thicker the material, the better… like jeans! Sitting on hay is really prickly if you aren’t dressed correctly. One year I was in a dress and I sat on the hay so my niece could sit on me… ouch!
— Little pumpkins are cute for decorating, but not for carving. If you are planning on actually carving the pumpkin, the bigger ones with thinner skins are easier to cut into. Your design needs about 2 – 3 inches from the top and the bottle of the pumpkin.
— Knock on your pumpkin. The more hollow it sounds, the less guts and seeds you will need to remove before carving.
— Don’t pick up the pumpkin from the stem, it WILL break!
— If you’re a local, just get the pack of 40. Chances are your little one will want to come back again, if not this year than next year.
So many beautiful memories here at Stu Miller’s Pumpkin Patch. I’ll be back at least once a year as long as my niece and nephew still want to go. They’re growing up so fast, I’ll be so sad the day they don’t want to go anymore! Must appreciate these moments while they still want to spend time and take selfies with me.

First pumpkin patch I’ve ever been to and it did not disappoint! It’s what I expected of a pumpkin patch, mostly for young children but it’s also great if you’re just going on a small date. The staff is really friendly and the pumpkins are arranged really nicely around. They also had more food than I expected which is also great. Will start going every year now!

This pumpkin patch is one of our favorite places to go during Halloween time. Nice people, fun games, and fun time. Always a must to go with the family.

I wanted a pumpkin! I love Halloween and I am a big kid during this season. I really was looking for a pumpkin farm but it was late and this was on the way. Parking was ok. It was quite busy and prices were actually good. Lots of fun stff for kids and goodies to eat :)

Nice selection of pumpkins. If your kids are going to do rides it’s $ 3 for all most everything besides the slide which is $ 1 and $ 2. Pretty pricey. We also did games which I think was a rip off as well. $ 3 for ring toss. Smh. We waited for our prize for a while and when we finally got a chance, the lady was pretty rude. Just saying. Go on a weekday where it is not to busy.

My husband and I have been coming here since we started dating. So starting 6 years ago! We loved it when we were a care free couple and now even more that we have added children. My daughter is two and loves the bounce house, the petting zoo, and most of all the slide. The pumpkins are reasonable and the tickets for the rides aren’t too bad either. I can’t wait until next year when my son is old enough to join the fun!!!

Awesome times here with the Kids! They have bouncy slides, kiddie rides, animal petting farm, roasted corn, sausage and beef hotdogs, kettle corn, mini deep fried donuts, funnel cake, fresh squeezed lemonade and lots of pumpkins to choose from and you can do it with the Family and use their wheelbarrows!!!

They were rude!!! That place is over priced and the people that work there are out of control. Never again! I will go to the live oak pumpkin patch next time! They totally ruined my 2 year olds time and made me cry! The lady behind the counter was great though!

We visit the pumpkin patch to walk off some Island Burgers during October 2012. To enter is free and you buy tickets for the rides. The pumpkins were priced reasonable and they had a couple of rides for each age group. The slide was the biggest hit with my children. They played the games and won some cool prizes. t was free to get in but you have to uy tickets for th rides and games of course.

Stu Miller’s Pumpkin Patch spent October illuminating the October skies at the corner of Milliken and Foothill.
It was always fun to drive by and see all the action. There is a load of «reasonably» priced activities for your kids at this pumpkin patch including rides, slides, and games.
Free admission!
There are wagons and wheelbarrows if you don’t want to walk around holding your pumpkins and they have plenty of pumpkins/​carving supplies to choose from (the cheap carving supplies you would find at any store).
The people were nice, the place had a nice atmosphere, I enjoyed our trip here. I went without kids, however, so I didn’t get to experience that side of it.
Word of warning, if you wait til the couple weekends before Halloween to go and you arrive in the evening, it is PACKED. It is a lot more fun when you don’t have to deal with wall to wall people and kids. Try going on an off night, makes for a better experience!

Every year, Stu Miller comes to Rancho Cucamonga during the holidays and sets up their pumpkin displays and Christmas tree displays and on the corner of Milliken and Foothill right across from Lowes and Chase bank. The service here is excellent and have a good variety of pumpkins.
The decorations and music they play help enhance the holiday cheer and it’s always a great feeling when you see families enjoying themselves looking for pumpkins with their children is such a great experience.
Don’t miss the petting zoo because you can stay as long as you want compared to the rides and the big slide. Also they have small wagons to help haul your heavy pumpkin to your car.
Minus one star for the high prices for the pumpkins and tickets for the rides.