Looking for the best pumpkin patches near Portland? From Sauvie Island corn mazes to charming family farms throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington, these spots deliver pumpkins, hayrides, animals, treats and plenty of fall fun. Here’s your guide to the best patches around Portland, organized by region so you can find your perfect fall adventure.
Huge thanks to our sponsor, Topaz Farm, a Reader Favorite for pumpkins, farm-fresh treats, and fall fun. They’re always one of our top picks on a list full of incredible farms!
Find a pumpkin patch near you: Sauvie Island | Portland | East of Portland and Hood River | West of Portland | South of Portland | Southwest Washington
Sauvie Island Pumpkin Patches
Topaz Farm
Fewer crowds, more room for fall fun! This PDX Parent Reader Favorite limits attendance so families can enjoy hayrides, corn and flower mazes, a no-spray pumpkin patch, farm animals and play areas at a relaxed pace. Come hungry for farm-fresh treats, food from the grill and seasonal drinks.
📅 Fall Harvest kicks off September 26–27, followed by October weekends, 9 am–6 pm. Last farm entry is at 4 pm. Reserve your arrival time, then stay until closing.
🎟 Advance admission is $6 for kickoff weekend and $12 for October weekends, ages 2 and older. Children younger than 2 are free. Flex and season passes are also available. Pumpkins, flowers, food, cow train rides and mini-digger sessions cost extra. Get tickets here. The farm also offers free-admission weekdays with fewer activities.
🐾 No pets or emotional support animals, including in vehicles; trained service animals permitted.
📍 17100 NW Sauvie Island Rd., Portland
Thank you to Topaz Farm for sponsoring this year’s pumpkin patch roundup!
Bella Organic Farm
Kick off fall in Bella’s 7-acre corn maze, which has a “5 Kind Acts” theme for 2026. In late September, hop on a free hayride to the pumpkin patch, ride the cow or grain train, meet farm animals and grab a caramel apple. Bella also offers a haunted maze on select nights.
📅 Pumpkin patch: September 21–October 31; free hayrides begin September 26. Activity schedules vary. Halloween hours: 9 am–3 pm.
🎟 Free farm admission. Individual activities: cow train $3, grain train $2, hay maze $2, duck races $2 and petting zoo $5. Regular corn maze: $10 Monday–Thursday daytime; $12 Friday–Sunday in October; ages 5 and younger free. October Friday–Sunday unlimited bracelets: $25 without the corn maze or $30 with it; includes one petting-zoo entry. Haunted maze: $35–$45. Bring cash for on-site activities and outdoor vendors.
🐾 Leashed dogs permitted in the regular maze, not the haunted maze.
📍 16205 NW Gillihan Rd., Portland
The Pumpkin Patch
A Sauvie Island tradition since 1967, The Pumpkin Patch has an 8-acre corn maize, daily hayrides, barnyard animals, a produce market, Patio Café and plenty of pumpkins. Admission to the farm, animal barn and giant hay pyramid is free.
📅 October activities are available daily from 10 am–6 pm.
🎟 Farm entry is free. Corn maize admission is $10; ages 5 and younger are free. Hayrides are $2 per person (ages 5 and under ride free), and weekend cow and bee train rides are $5.
🐾 No pets; service animals welcome.
📍 16511 NW Gillihan Rd., Portland
Portland Pumpkin Patches
Fazio Farms
Want pumpkins without a long drive? This family farm near PDX Airport has historically offered a corn maze, goats, hayrides and approachable fall fun for younger kids.
📅 2026 pumpkin patch dates coming soon.
🎟 2026 admission and activity pricing coming soon.
🐾 No pets; service animals only.
📍 8433 NE Fazio Way, Portland
Plumper Farms
This 65-acre farm grows more than 20 pumpkin varieties and packs in the fun with hayrides, farm animals, slides, a corn maze, play areas and pumpkin and apple cannons. Pony rides are available on October weekends. Don’t leave without trying a pumpkin donut or apple cider slushee.
📅 September 19–November 1. Open Wednesday–Sunday, 9 am–5:30 pm.
🎟 Presale admission is $17 online through September 13; walk-up admission is $19 for ages 2 and older. Season passes are $27 through September 13 and $33 afterward. Check the ticket page for online admission options after the presale. Pumpkins and some activities cost extra.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash.
📍 11435 NW Old Cornelius Pass Rd., Portland
East of Portland/Hood River Pumpkin Patches
Liepold Farms
This family farm in Boring is known for its ecologically themed corn maze. Past festivals have included pumpkins, hayrides, apple slingshots, farm activities, caramel apples and beautiful Mt. Hood views.
📅 Complete 2026 Fall Festival dates coming soon.
🎟 2026 admission and activity pricing coming soon.
🐾 Dogs welcome on leash
📍 14050 SE Richey Rd., Boring
Packer Orchards Bakery & Farm Place
This Hood River Fruit Loop favorite offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze, activity field and seasonal games, along with apples, pears, cider donuts and treats from its Pear-Fect Kitchen.
📅 Fall Festival takes place in September and October; exact 2026 dates are coming soon.
🎟 2026 Fall Festival admission details coming soon.
🐾 No pets; service animals permitted
📍 3020 Thomsen Rd., Hood River
Bushue’s Family Farm and Nursery
The pink pig train is a hit with little ones, and the free mini corn maze is perfect for young visitors. Add a hayride, play area, apple cider donuts, caramel apples, farm animals and u-cut flowers when available.
📅 September 26–October 25, Thursday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm. Closed October 1 and 2. Arrive by 3 pm to enjoy the activities.
🎟 Farm entry and the mini corn maze are free. Pig train and hayride tickets are $6 each; the kids play area and dirt baby kits are $4 each. Kids wristbands are $13 or $18. Children younger than 2 ride free with a paying adult. Wristbands and individual play-area tickets are $2 off on open Thursdays in October.
🐾 No pets or emotional support animals; trained service animals permitted.
📍 9880 SE Revenue Rd., Boring
Mt. View Orchards
Pumpkins with a view! This Hood River Fruit Loop stop has a seasonal pumpkin patch, more than 100 varieties of apples and pears, cider, donuts and gorgeous Mt. Hood scenery. Tractor wagon rides through the orchard are offered on Saturdays in October.
📅 Mid-Sept–Oct.
🎟 Free entry
🐾 Dogs welcome on leash
📍 6670 Trout Creek Ridge Rd., Mt. Hood
Dolan Creek Farm
Enjoy wide-open spaces, mountain views, farm animals, a tractor ride, nature trail, campfire, homemade donuts, cider and plenty of pumpkins. Activities are included with admission.
📅 October 2–31, Friday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm. Last entry is at 4:30 pm.
🎟 $10 for ages 12 and older, $5 for ages 1–11, and free for babies younger than 1. Pumpkins, food and merchandise cost extra.
🐾 Dogs are discouraged, but well-behaved, leashed dogs are permitted outside the animal area. Please clean up after them.
📍 13490 SE Orient Dr., Boring
Olson Farms
Looking for a smaller pumpkin-picking outing? This reader-recommended Damascus farm is one to watch. Check the farm’s announcement for this season’s opening date, activities and admission details before visiting. No lines, no admission fee, just a fun farm playground and classic pumpkin patch. Bring cash.
📅 2026 pumpkin patch dates coming soon.
🎟 2026 admission and activity information coming soon.
📍 22255 SE Borges Rd., Damascus
West of Portland Pumpkin Patches
Roloff Farms
Made famous by Little People, Big World, this 100-acre agritainment destination features play structures, games, animals, photo opportunities and wagon tours through some of the farm’s most recognizable attractions.
📅 October 2–31, Friday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm. Last entry is at 4 pm. The farm closes at 3 pm on Halloween.
🎟 General admission is $20 per person. A $26 combo ticket includes the wagon tour and train ride. Ages 2 and younger are free. Pumpkins cost extra. Ticketing fees are additional. An early-bird discount of 10% applies at checkout through September 30.
🐾 Pets are not permitted; service animals only.
📍 23985 NW Grossen Dr., Helvetia
Smith Berry Barn
Pumpkin picking with grass between the rows (goodbye muddy boots). Kids love the play area and animals; grownups love the pumpkin pie milkshakes.
📅 Pumpkins are typically available beginning in late September. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm. Closed Mondays.
🎟 No farm admission fee is listed. Pumpkins, food and other purchases cost extra.
🐾 Smith Berry Barn is pet-free; service animals are permitted.
📍 24500 SW Scholls Ferry Rd., Hillsboro
Peters Pumpkin Patch
This family-owned Cornelius farm offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze, chickens, Nigerian dwarf goats (goat feed is only $1), and plenty of photo opportunities.
📅 2026 opening date and hours coming soon.
🎟 2026 admission and activity information coming soon.
🐾 Well-behaved dogs welcome on leash.
📍 1990 SW Lafollett Rd., Cornelius
South of Portland Pumpkin Patches
Triskelee Farm
This working West Linn farm is home to alpacas, goats, ostriches, sheep, rabbits, peacocks and other animals. Its seasonal events often include animal experiences, farm activities and hands-on fun.
📅 2026 fall event dates coming soon.
🎟 2026 fall event pricing coming soon.
🐾 Dogs are not permitted.
📍 29700 SW Mountain Rd., West Linn
Hoffman Farms Store
Choose from more than 50 pumpkin varieties, explore a 10-acre corn maze and climb aboard the farm train. Apple cider donuts, pumpkin pie milkshakes and homemade pies make this an easy outing to stretch through snack time. Weekends bring live music, with BBQ and local beer, wine and cider available Friday–Sunday.
📅 Fall festivities begin September 22. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm.
🎟 Farm admission is free, with no advance tickets required. Train rides are $5; babies younger than 1 may ride on an adult’s lap for free. Pumpkins, food and other activities cost extra; check with the farm for corn maze pricing.
🐾 No pets; trained service animals permitted.
♿ Hoffman Farms Store’s train has a wheelchair-accessible caboose with a ramp.
📍 22242 SW Scholls Ferry Rd., Beaverton
Extra fall fun: Spooky Night returns October 23, 5–7 pm, with costumes, trick-or-treating and evening farm fun. Event entry is free; check the farm’s announcement for activity costs.
Bauman Farms
This large harvest festival is known for more than 30 activities, including an apple cannon, bug train, jumping pillow, mazes, obstacle courses and farm animals. Watch a giant pumpkin make an enormous splash during the annual Giant Pumpkin Drop on October 3 at 1 pm, part of the farm’s Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off day.
📅 September 19–October 31, Tuesday–Sunday, 9 am–5 pm. Closed Mondays.
🎟 Tuesday–Friday festival admission is $20 for ages 3–25 and $15 for ages 26–99. Saturday and Sunday admission is $30 for ages 3–25 and $20 for ages 26–99. Ages 2 and younger are free with a paying adult. Opening weekend, September 19–20, is discounted to $25 and $15.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash.
📍 12989 Howell Prairie Rd. NE, Gervais
Yesteryear Farms
Farm and pumpkin patch admission is free, with photo opportunities, farm animals, a hay pyramid, tube slides, free refreshments and weekend food trucks. The new 10-acre corn maze has two interactive adventures, plus a kids maze included with paid maze admission.
📅 September 10–October 31. Open Thursday and Sunday, 9:30 am–7 pm, and Friday and Saturday, 9:30 am–10 pm.
🎟 Farm and pumpkin patch entry is free. Daytime maze tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for ages 3–11. Daytime dual-maze tickets are $18 for adults and $12 for kids. Night maze tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for kids, or $22 and $18 for both adventures. Ages 2 and younger are free.
🐾 Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leash during the day.
📍 26801 SW Stafford Rd., Wilsonville
Flower Farmer
Ride the miniature railroad through fields of pumpkins and flowers during the annual Pumpkin Run. The nighttime Boo Train is a scarier experience and is not recommended for children younger than 6.
📅 The 2026 Pumpkin Run begins October 3. Check the farm’s schedule for train hours and the separate nighttime Boo Train dates.
🎟 Regular train tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for children ages 2–12 and seniors. Children younger than 2 ride free.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash but cannot ride the train.
📍 2512 N Holly St., Canby
French Prairie Gardens
This family farm, scratch bakery and taproom goes big for fall with more than 20 activities, including pig races, corn mazes, obstacle courses, tractor wagon rides, slides, farm animals and a 12-acre pumpkin patch. Go for the pumpkin patch, stay for the legendary cider floats. Visit on weekends (or Friday, October 9) to be sure to catch all the activities.
📅 October 3–31, Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm. Open 10 am–4 pm on Halloween. Closed Mondays.
🎟 General admission is $14.99 per person. The all-inclusive activities wristband has a regular price of $29.99; check the ticket page for current promotions and checkout fees. Ages 1 and younger are free with a paying adult. Pumpkins cost extra.
🐾 Pets are not permitted; service animals only.
📍 17673 French Prairie Rd., St. Paul
Lee Farms
This seventh-generation farm offers hayrides, a corn maze, farm animals, playgrounds, slides, bounce areas, barrel wagon rides and plenty of donuts.
📅 September 19–October 31. Open Monday–Saturday, 9 am–6 pm, and Sunday, 9 am–5 pm. Open 9 am–4 pm on Halloween.
🎟 Monday–Wednesday tickets start at $7.95 for general admission or $14.95 for an unlimited-activities wristband. Thursday–Sunday tickets start at $14.95 (general) or $24.95 (unlimited activities). Check the final total for ticketing fees. Babies younger than 1 are free. The market and bakery can be visited without paid farm admission.
🐾 No pets or emotional support animals; trained service animals permitted.
📍 21975 SW 65th Ave., Tualatin
Frog Pond Farm
Yes, there are llamas in the pumpkin patch on weekends! You’ll also find more than 80 animals, a llama-themed corn maze, Bounce Park and more than 20 acres of hands-on activities. Weekend visitors can try a llama obstacle course, and select weekend animal and magic shows are included with general admission.
📅 September 18–November 1. Open Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm, and Saturday–Sunday, 9 am–6 pm.
🎟 Admission is $16 per person ages 2 and older. Weekday admission includes the Bounce Park and corn maze; on weekends, choose $16 general admission or the $25 All-In Pass for more activities. Tickets are sold at the farm, and no advance reservation is required for a regular visit.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash throughout most of the farm, but not inside the pumpkin patch.
📍 2983 SW Advance Rd., Wilsonville
Historic Kirchem Farm
This Oregon City farm has pumpkins on the vine, a new family-friendly corn maze, kids activities, a play structure, food carts, cider donuts and free hayrides.
📅 Saturdays and Sundays in October, plus Friday, October 30, from 9 am–5 pm. Arrive by 3:30 pm to enjoy the activities.
🎟 $5 per person; children younger than 1 are free. Corn maze, hayrides and other activities are included.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash.
📍 19723 S Bakers Ferry Rd., Oregon City
Papa’s Pumpkin Patch at Wachlin Farms
Low-key, photogenic and free to enter, Papa’s is a good choice if you want pumpkins and family photos without a large harvest festival. The farm uses no-spray growing practices.
📅 Expected to open in mid-September; exact 2026 opening date coming soon.
🎟 No admission fee. Pumpkins and farm products are priced separately.
🐾 Dogs are welcome on leash but are not permitted in the vegetable areas.
📍 20345 SW Scholls-Sherwood Rd., Sherwood
Red Berry Barn
Expect bounce areas, slides, zip lines, a barrel train, corn maze, farm animals, games, photo opportunities and a well-stocked farm store and bakery.
📅 September 19–October 31, daily from 9 am–6 pm. Open 9 am–4 pm on Halloween.
🎟 Thursday–Sunday admission is $25 for ages 2–64 and $20 for seniors. Monday–Wednesday afternoon admission is $20 for ages 2–64 and $15 for seniors. The $15 Monday–Wednesday morning pass covers selected activities from 9 am–noon. Purchase it by 11 am; an upgrade is required to stay past noon. Ages 1 and younger are free.
🐾 Pets are not permitted.
📍 19200 SW Chapman Rd., Sherwood
Fir Point Farms
Known for its bakery, farm animals and fall activities, Fir Point Farms has historically offered pumpkin painting, cow train rides, bounce houses, games and other harvest fun.
📅 September 26–October 30, Wednesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm.
🎟 Check the farm’s 2026 Harvest Festival information for activity options and prices before visiting.
🐾 Pets are welcome on leash.
📍 14601 Arndt Rd., Aurora
Koch Family Farms
Pick pumpkins from the vine at this longtime family farm. You’ll also find baby animals, weekend hayrides and seasonal decorations such as gourds, corn stalks, straw bales and corn.
📅 October 1–31, seven days a week.
🎟 No admission fee is listed. Pumpkins are priced by size from $3–$17.
🐾 Well-behaved dogs welcome on leash; keep them away from working ponies and other farm animals.
📍 4745 Raybell Rd., St. Paul
Heiser Farms Pumpkin Patch
Home of pumpkin cannons and fire engine rides, Heiser Farms also has mazes, trains, farm animals, hayrides, pedal tractors and a hay pyramid. Their hayride includes a wheelchair ramp.
📅 Opening September 26, then open every Friday–Sunday in October through October 31, from 10 am–5 pm.
🎟 Fridays have free admission and limited attractions. Saturday and Sunday admission is $9 per person; ages 2 and younger are free. Individual attractions are $4–$10, or purchase a $20 unlimited-attraction wristband. The wristband does not include admission.
🐾 Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leash.
♿ Heiser Farms’ pumpkin patch hayride has a wheelchair ramp
📍 21425 Grand Island Loop, Dayton
Washington Pumpkin Patches
The Patch at Whalen Oaks Farm
This Woodland farm grows more than 60 varieties of pumpkins, squash and gourds. Visitors can explore the u-pick field, choose from pre-picked bins, enjoy free photo opportunities and find additional activities and food vendors, primarily on weekends.
📅 October 1–31. Open Tuesday–Friday, 11 am–6 pm; Saturday, 10 am–6 pm; and Sunday, noon–6 pm. Closed Mondays.
🎟 Farm admission and parking are free. Activities and pumpkins are priced separately.
🐾 Pets are welcome on leash.
📍 636 Whalen Rd., Woodland, Washington
Pumpkin Lane at Pomeroy Farm
This living-history farm offers old-time charm and dozens of “pumpkin people” displays. Take a hayride down Pumpkin Lane, choose a pumpkin, visit the farm animals and explore the historic grounds and kids activities.
📅 Every Saturday and Sunday in October, 10 am–5 pm. Last admission is at 4 pm.
🎟 $8 for adults and $6 for children ages 3–11. Ages 2 and younger are free. Pumpkins cost extra.
🐾 Service animals only.
📍 20902 NE Lucia Falls Rd., Yacolt, Washington
Bi-Zi Farms
Family-run since 1872, Bi-Zi Farms includes a wagon ride, one pumpkin you can carry, corn maze admission, two pumpkin-launcher shots, farm animals, children’s activities and a hot drink with every paid daytime admission. Visiting on a Friday or Saturday when the night maze operates? Your daytime pumpkin patch ticket also includes a same-day return to the nighttime corn maze.
📅 September 26–27 and October 1–31. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–6 pm, and closed Mondays. The nighttime corn maze runs Friday and Saturday nights from October 2–30, 6–10 pm.
🎟 Daytime admission is $16 for ages 3 and older or $14 for seniors ages 62 and older and guests with valid military ID. Night-maze-only admission is $9.50, or $7.50 for seniors and military guests. Sales tax is added. Tickets are available online only.
📍 9316 NE 119th St., Vancouver, Washington
Gather and Feast Farm
This low-key, self-service pumpkin patch has no long lines or large festival crowds. Pick pumpkins, feed chickens, goats, peacocks and Scottish Highland cows, and explore the working farm at your own pace.
📅 Open every day in October from 10 am–7 pm.
🎟 Pumpkins and bags of apples for the animals are available for purchase from the self-service farm store.
📍 2706 NE 369th St., La Center, Washington
Frequently Asked Questions About Portland Pumpkin Patches
When do pumpkin patches near Portland open?
Most Portland-area pumpkin patches open in mid-to-late September and remain open through October 31. A few corn mazes and other fall attractions begin earlier. Dates and hours vary by farm, so check the calendar line in each listing before heading out.
Which Portland-area pumpkin patches have free admission?
Several farms offer free general admission, although pumpkins, food, corn mazes and other activities may cost extra. Visit our guide to free pumpkin patches near Portland for options where you can enjoy the farm without buying an admission ticket.
Are free or ticketed pumpkin patches a better deal?
The best deal depends on your family’s size and what you want to do. Free admission can save you money if you’re happy picking pumpkins and taking a few photos, but paying separately for activities adds up quickly with multiple kids and adults joining in! Ticketed farms with included or unlimited activities may offer better value if you plan to do a lot. Compare the total cost for your whole family, including the activities you’ll actually enjoy, rather than admission alone.
Are dogs allowed at pumpkin patches near Portland?
Pet policies vary widely. Several farms welcome friendly dogs on leash, while others allow only service animals or restrict dogs from pumpkin fields, animal areas or haunted attractions. Look for the 🐾 line in each listing, and confirm the policy with the farm before bringing your dog.
Do Portland pumpkin patches require advance tickets?
Some pumpkin patches welcome walk-ins, while larger fall festivals require or strongly recommend advance tickets, especially on October weekends. Check the 🎟 line in each listing for admission prices and ticket requirements.
Readers also recommend Milburn Manor’s post-haunt pumpkin patch and The Melon Shack in Corvallis.
This is also a great time for u-pick apples!
