The Hana Field
Pumpkin Patch & Flower Fields
in Costa Mesa
The Hana Field Pumpkin Patch is now closed for the season, see you in 2024!
Click HERE to visit the Hana Field page.
The 2023 Hana Field Pumpkin Patch & Flower Field is now open Saturdays and Sundays thru October 29th.
If you are looking for a more unique and relaxed pumpkin patch experience, the Hana Field Pumpkin Patch is for you!
Hours & Activities
The Hana Field Pumpkin Patch & Flower Field is open Saturdays and Sundays ONLY from 10 am to 6pm, Saturday, September 30th, thru Sunday, October 29th.
With 8 acres of U-Pick Pumpkins, and endless fields of blooming sunflowers and marigolds, you can spend as long as you like wandering around for that perfect fall photo op! We will also have a Corn Maze, Flower Picking (when available, depending on bloom availability), a Barnyard Educational Exhibit with chickens, bunnies, horses, sheep, and goats, a kids play area, Cow Train, Arts and Crafts, Facepainting, and a Pumpkin Cannon! We also have picnic areas, where you can bring your own lunch to enjoy at the Hana Field Pumpkin Patch or grab a snack from the Hana Field Food Truck!
Prices
You asked! We listened! No parking passes will be required at Hana Field this year!
General Admission: $10 per person (2 years and under are FREE, Military is FREE.) Includes- Entry to the U-Pick Pumpkin Patch, Flower Fields, Kids Play Area, Straw Bale Mountain, Corn Maze, and Barnyard. Does NOT include a pumpkin or U-Pick Flowers. Active military personnel, as well as veterans and retirees, are entitled to receive FREE admission. Valid Military ID is required at check-in. Discount is available for the service member only. We appreciate your service!
Flower Picking: $15 for 15 blooms - Includes a keepsake souvenir Hana Field Cup for your flowers.
Activity Tickets: $6 each or 6 for $30 (save $6!) Activity tickets can be used for the Cow Train, Arts & Crafts, Facepainting, and the Pumpkin Cannons.
Pumpkins: $1.39 per pound
Visit our Barnyard friends!
We’ve got chickens, bunnies, goats, sheep, and even a couple of cows!
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
Bring a stroller or wagon to help carry your pumpkins. A limited amount of wheelbarrows are not available, and Hana Field employees will not be able to assist in carrying pumpkins out to your vehicles.
You must bring your own cutting utensils (sunflowers have very thick stems, so bring a sharp cutter or serrated knife) and gardening gloves (especially if you have sensitive skin). We do have a limited supply of cutters available for purchase at $9 each.
Pumpkins also have thick stems, so bringing your own cutter is highly recommended!
All children must remain close to their parent/guardian at all times. The field is large, and with uneven ground. It is easy for children to get lost or injured. Please keep your kids close!
We are a real working farm! The fields can get quite muddy, so closed-toe shoes that you don't mind getting dirty are a must. We also recommend long pants, or long socks, as stinging nettles (weeds) grow all around the farm. Also, bees love sunflowers, so if you have an allergy, beware that there will be a lot of bees on the premises. In addition to bees, farms do attract a lot of insects. If this is something that might bother you, make sure to use bug spray, or dress accordingly.
Please leave your furry friends at home! Other than ADA service dogs, pets are NOT permitted at Hana Field. We wish that were not the case but safety regulations, as well as our insurance policy, do not allow it.
Hana Field in Costa Mesa IS NOT located at Tanaka Farms in Irvine.
It is located at:
Hana Field by Tanaka Farms
427 Anton Boulevard
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
The farm is located at the corner of Sunflower and Anton. Entry to parking and check-in is located on Anton Blvd.
PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS OR BUSINESSES.
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