Hayrides Near San Francisco Bay Area 2026

📍 Half Moon Bay, CA · 20 mi south

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Mid September through October 31st, everyday, 9:30 am to 6:00 pm. The farm gives its opening day as Friday, September 4.

💵 Party area rental is $300 for 3 hours, then $75 an hour after that if time is available, with a $100 deposit and 48 hours' notice of cancellation for a deposit refund. Rentals run Saturday and Sunday either 9 to 12pm or 1 to 4pm, with weekday availability by phone. A party includes 5 wristbands for a hayride, with additional wristbands at $10, and parents ride free during the party.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, hay rides, pumpkin patch.

📍 Fremont, CA · 25 mi southeast

pumpkin patch; seasonal events; horse-drawn wagon rides; train rides;

ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service On-Farm Market Directory, which lists farms selling their own products to the public at or near the farm. Directions the farm gives the USDA directory: Ardenwood Historic Farm.

Verified 2026-08-28 against usdalocalfoodportal.com and usdalocalfoodportal.com. This farm has not published hours, prices or dates yet, so everything we hold on it is right here.

📍 Portola Valley, CA · 30 mi south

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Seasonal. Mid-March/Dec. 24th, seven days a week. The ranch's own site says it is open daily from September 25 to October 31, with Columbus Day, October 12, at the same admission and activity rates as a weekend and a reservation required. It publishes its 2026 varieties.

💵 Entrance fee $4.00 per person, with ages 24 months and under free. Berries are $7.00 a pound. Two further price lists are published: child ages 2 to 12 $16.95 and adult or teen 13 and over $5.95, and child ages 2 to 12 $39.95, adult or teen 13 to 64 $15.95 and senior 65 and over or military $10.95. Tractor hay rides may be available onsite for groups of 8 or more at an additional $3.00 per person.

📍 Petaluma, CA · 34 mi north

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: By appointment.

ℹ️ Educational experiences listed: farm tours, lecture/presentation, school or youth tours. Entertainment listed: hay rides, petting zoo, special events.

📍 Suisun Valley, CA · 36 mi northeast

The University of California agritourism directory lists direct sales here as: agriculture-related gifts/crafts, Christmas trees, farm stand, fresh produce, meals, meat, poultry, eggs, animal products, processed food, juice, oil, U-pick, wine tasting, wine, beer. Products as published in that directory: Varied at existing vendor sites. The directory describes it this way: Wine tasting, fresh farm direct vegetable and fruit shopping, winery tours, pumpkin patch childres entertainment, wine and chocolate tastings, top notch dining in the valley and much more.

ℹ️ Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Daily. On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, games, races and contests, hay rides, picnic or play area, pumpkin patch, special events.

📍 Knightsen, CA · 43 mi east

The farm's own site says the fruit stand is open daily 8:30AM to 5:30PM, that u-pick is closed, and gives Tomato Day as September 26th.

💵 The farm lists $16 general admission for Tomato Day.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, hay rides, pumpkin patch, special events.

📍 Sebastopol, CA · 45 mi northwest

EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF HARVEST SEASON BY HAND-SELECTING THE MOST FLAVORFUL HONEYCRISP & FUJI APPLES, STRAIGHT FRO MOUR CERTIFIED ORGANIC ORCHARDS. BY RESERVATION, AUGUST - OCTOBER. Apple U-Pick Days peak apple harvest season (August - October).

ℹ️ Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Friday & Saturday's, open to public. 11am to 3pm. Recommend booking reservation. On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, hay rides. Organic Olive Oil Tastings, Apple Tastings & Farm Experiences are available by reservation Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays from 10 AM to 4 PM.

📍 Vacaville, CA · 49 mi northeast

The University of California agritourism directory lists direct sales here as: agriculture-related gifts/crafts, U-pick.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: corn or other maze, festivals and fairs, hay rides, petting zoo, picnic or play area, pumpkin patch, special events.

📍 Dixon, CA · 57 mi northeast

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: April - October daily. The farm gives its opening day as September 19, 2026. Ticket sales go live on opening day and end October 31st, 2026, and the farm says tickets may only be used once, expire on 10/31 and do not sell out, so it recommends buying on the day of the visit.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: hay rides, petting zoo, pumpkin patch. (During Season) Open Everyday.

📍 Winters, CA · 58 mi northeast

The University of California agritourism directory lists direct sales here as: agriculture-related gifts/crafts. Products as published in that directory: Spring/apricots -- fall/walnuts.

ℹ️ Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: All year. On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, hay rides, pumpkin patch, special events.

📍 Lathrop, CA · 62 mi east

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Sept 29 - Oct 31st 10 am to 8 pm.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: hay rides, pumpkin patch.

📍 Patterson, CA · 71 mi east

Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Open late Sept - Oct. 31 Fridays: 10 a.m.to 10 p.m., Saturdays: 10 a.m.to 10 p.m., Sundays: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays: Reserved for field trips.

ℹ️ On-farm activities the directory lists: hay rides, petting zoo, pumpkin patch.

📍 Brooks, CA · 72 mi north

The University of California agritourism directory lists direct sales here as: baked goods, jams, juice, oil, etc., farm stand, fresh produce, meals, prepared food, meat, poultry, eggs, animal products, wine tasting, wine, beer, spirits. Products as published in that directory: Olive Oil, Wine, Honey, Balsamic, Hummus, Beef Cuts, Beef Jerky and Sticks and much more!. The directory describes it this way: Farm, Harvest & Olive Mill Tours throughout the year, as well as educational events. Wine tasting and olive oil tasting room.

ℹ️ Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: Wednesday-Sunday 11a.-5pm. On-farm activities the directory lists: festivals and fairs, games, races and contests, hay rides, petting zoo, picnic or play area, pumpkin patch, special events.

📍 West Sacramento, CA · 72 mi northeast

The University of California agritourism directory lists direct sales here as: agriculture-related gifts/crafts, on-farm sales. Products as published in that directory: Pumpkins and gourds, free hay rides, petting zoo, display of modern farm equipment. The directory describes it this way: Uncle Ray's is a laid-back patch We pride ourselves on being a low-key place where everybody - whether you are age 9 or age 99 - can feel relaxed and have fun. We also welcome groups. Uncle Ray's Pumpkin Patch is on a working Yolo County farm and everything has been grown here.

ℹ️ Hours as published in the University of California agritourism directory: M-F 10am-5pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm. On-farm activities the directory lists: corn or other maze, hay rides, petting zoo, pumpkin patch, train rides.