Guide to Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch

Updated for 2024

It’s back! Every Halloween, Los Angeles parents flock to Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch. The Westside pumpkin patch offers more than just pumpkins; families will find a petting zoo, giant rocking horses, Mr. Bones Super Slide, face painting, pumpkin decorating, and more!

2024 Dates: October 5–31!

Founded in 1987, Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch offers Los Angeles–area families a spooky, fun environment complete with pumpkin carving, straw mazes, face painting, and more. With a wide variety of pumpkins sourced from the family’s farm in Oregon, Mr. Bones has become a highly anticipated family tradition.

And you may even catch a glimpse of celebrity families getting their pumpkins, too – because this is Los Angeles, after all! Enjoy Mr. Bones!

If you’re looking for other Pumpkin Patches around SoCal, click over and read our other article!

Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch
10100 Jefferson Blvd., Culver City, CA 90232

2024 Dates: October 5^th – October 31^st
Hours may vary by day; Please check their website for any last-minute closures for private events.

What you’ll find at Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch

Oregon Farmers Becky and David Campbell started Mr. Bones in Westwood in 1987 so city kids could experience the fun of a traditional pumpkin patch. It’s moved around from Beverly Hills to West Hollywood to its now-permanent home in Culver City.

Pumpkins are priced by weight and “start at $2 and go all the way up to $600 (you’ll need a forklift, though).” Mr. Bones offers any kind of pumpkin you can imagine from traditional bright orange to beautiful green pumpkins to organic pumpkins. All of the Pumpkins are priced by weight so might think twice about buying a 50-pound pumpkin.

Shopping for pumpkins is just part of the fun. Mr. Bones is also known for being a popular spot for celebrities and their kids and includes a VIP area for them. (My first celebrity sighting after moving to LA was Harrison Ford at Mr. Bones!).

There’s also a boo-tique filled with Halloween favorites, the tipi village, pumpkin decorating, a VIP area, and incredible activities for all ages. On weekends, visitors will find food trucks and live entertainment to create magical memories for the whole family. 

Families are encouraged to dress up in costume and get their faces painted. Kids can roll around in the hay, check out the animals in the petting zoo, and slide down Mr. Bones Super Slide. Kids can also explore Mr. Bones’ neighborhood, the Pumpkin Village, and stroll through pumpkin-made houses, or enjoy the petting Zoo and giant rocking horses. There are no dogs allowed at Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch.

Parking at Mr Bones Pumpkin Patch: 

There is street parking around Mr. Bones, but make sure and check street signs before you park. Parking in their lot is $10 or $25 for valet.

Food at Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch:

Mr. Bones will have food trucks where you can purchase food and drinks. Alternatively, families can bring in their own food, but no alcohol is allowed. Check out the website for a schedule of food trucks or go to nearby downtown Culver City to get a bite to eat.

Nearby Attractions in Culver City: 

Mr. Bones is close to the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook, with a hiking trail or stairs for families who are looking for a beautiful walk after the pumpkin patch. It’s also close to downtown Culver City, which has great restaurants, the ArcLight movie theatre, Sony Studios, and more. For more information, visit our post – Things to do in Culver City with Kids. 

Don’t live near Culver City? Here is our Guide to the Best Pumpkin Patches in and Around Los Angeles. 

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