Swank Farms, The Experience - Hollister

Nice place, loved the live music and the picnic area. Kids had fun. The entrance fee $25.95 per person (adults and kids as well! I think is expensive, especially when there are a lot of people in the family.

My husband and I have visited Swank Farms before Halloween for the past two years. Although Swank Farms is a bit of a trek, we're happy to make the journey. We love picking out pumpkins from the pumpkin patch, wandering through the corn maze, strolling through the garden, and taking photos throughout the property. They even have an adorable red barn which is not only great for taking photos but also serves as a small store and dining hall. We never leave Swank Farms without picking up homemade pumpkin fudge and kettle corn.We love supporting local family-owned operated small businesses such as Swank Farms.

My husband and I have visited Swank Farms before Halloween for the past two years. Although Swank Farms is a bit of a trek, we're happy to make the journey. We love picking out pumpkins from the pumpkin patch, wandering through the corn maze, strolling through the garden, and taking photos throughout the property. They even have an adorable red barn that is great for taking pictures and serves as a small store and dining hall. We never leave Swank Farms without picking up delicious homemade pumpkin fudge and caramel sea-salt popcorn. We love supporting local family-owned, operated small businesses such as Swank Farms.

By far the worst pumpkin patch we have been to. Absolutely horrible from beginning to end. Photo areas are so basic and limited. Security was the worst from arrival to the moment we left absolutely absurd. I should have really read the reviews before going. To those looking for an amazing location I highly highly highly recommend Spina Farms! I should have just went back there and never came here but that's how lessons are learned.

I went during the month of October for their Trail of Lights Frights event. I was very excited because I never went to a Halloween light trail, just Christmas ones. But I was pretty disappointed. The trail of lights itself was just a short walk to their main attraction which is the scary corn maze. It was also nothing like how they portray it on their photos on social media. (They also don't have any description on their website on what the trail of light is) Once you're finished with the trail you can either enter the scary maze or a kid friendly maze. We decided to do the kid maze since my son is still pretty small. It was a pretty short maze, super dark, and not much to it. Wish it was longer with more projections or something. Overall it was meh, not much to do honestly. You just look at chickens, feed goats, jump around, slide, do a maze, and a little short cow train. The sunflowers were picked and dead when I went and the pumpkin patch was pretty small. Not much vendors either. I suggest you go to Gilroy Gardens if you have little ones under 3 or look elsewhere.