Tom's Farms — Attraction in Oakland

We arrived at Tom’s Farm yesterday afternoon and spent the night. Tom and Theresa were quite wonderful hosts! We felt very welcomed and were escorted to a great site. Tom took potential rain forecast into consideration to best accommodate our large motorhome (42 ft) We were shown around the farm, and purchased some wonderful gourds, squash, watermelon etc. we fell in love with their barn cats and resident pig “ pretty girl” We were shown a path to their private lake across the street and walked the corn maze. Although early in the season, we saw preparations for fall activities to come. It’s a very well kept farm with lots of open space for family enjoyment and plenty of play areas for the children. Tom’s Farm is not to be missed! Thank you for a wonderful time! Not to mention a Happy 50th wedding anniversary to Tom and Theresa!! Tom snd Liz Zace We stayed through...

Im never one to write bad reviews, but I’m very disappointed…. My family and I drove 40 minutes, because as a kid this was always the place to come. It doesn’t seem that way anymore, the place looks awful. The swings were broken, and they put duck tape on the play ground set, so since we couldn’t play on any of that we decided go grind some corn- we walked over there and fresh poop was all in the box of corn, it smelled awful. The pumpkin patch where you can pick your own was all dead, there was no mums, hardly any pumpkins? And it’s October 14th.. old rotten wood everywhere, also there was a big pool of moldy rotten water just sitting to the side with chair around it? and the corn maze was completely dead? I’m very very confused? It seems very deserted. It really isn’t worth the time to drive out there anymore....

The play area is run down and frankly looks unsafe for children. The "pumpkin patch" was the most depressing thing I've ever seen. There were nothing but rotten pumpkins there. Bugs everywhere because of the rot. The hayride is under 3 minutes long you can see the patch from the barn that's how short it is. For $10 a person including children (not babies under 2) it's absolutely not worth it. Every single pumpkin was also no bigger than your fist. I called ahead to ask about the size of pumpkins and they said "oh yeah big and small ones". She failed to mention the entire field is full of rotten pumpkins and not one of them was edible or carveable. Don't go to this farm. There are better ones...