An inclusive playground with three separate structures sized by age: toddlers, little kids and big kids each get their own zone.
A toddler-scaled climbing playground with an elevated crawl tunnel, a small rock wall and cork surfacing, and no swings by design: every piece builds climbing.
A bright indoor play space with a ball pit, slides, a balloon room and a soft zone just for the littlest ones, plus pretend play for the in-betweens.
A family farm on Highway 92 since 1942, with pony rides, a train, a hay ride and a petting zoo alongside the pumpkin patch.
Established in 1932, the patch for kids who want a challenge: a two-acre hay maze, a cornfield, a haunted barn, plus a train, pony rides and a petting zoo.
The quiet, pumpkin-first stop: rows of every variety from tiny gourds to 250-pound Atlantics, a hay ride out to the field, and a vintage tractor for photos. No rides, no crowds, dogs welcome.
Sandcastle sand by a ramped beach access, and a small visitor center with nature displays when it's staffed.
Calm harbor sand for digging, with boats coming and going to watch from the path, and no big waves.
Wide sand for running, with a creek in some seasons.
A working farm above the bluffs, with u-pick pumpkins next to Northern California's only u-pick sunflower field and a corn maze cut fresh every year.
A flat, paved path along the bluffs above the beach, easy with a stroller and full of ocean views and harbor boats.
A small family-run organic farm by the coast, where kids can meet the farmers who grow their vegetables.
