This former WeHo hotspot packed up its bags and moved over to Culver City a decade ago. The popular patch sticks out like a scarecrow in a squash garden: With rows of pumpkins, giant hand-carved rocking horses, a pumpkin village, a petting zoo and a mini straw maze, it’s like someone dropped off a piece of country farmland in the middle of a fast-paced, urban city. This little slice of harvest also provides elaborate face painting, a super slide, pumpkin decorating, a spider bounce and food trucks. Swing by on weekday afternoons, if you can, for $10 admission, otherwise you’ll have to pay an increasing entry fee during each weekend and on Friday nights.
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