As the crisp air rolls into the PNW, it’s the perfect time to visit a pumpkin patch. Whether you’re looking for a fun family day, a beautiful place to snap fall photos, or the perfect pumpkin for your front porch, here are five great local pumpkin patches to explore this fall season.
1. Roloff Farms
Location: Hillsboro, OR (About 20 miles west of Portland)
Dates: Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from October 4 through October 27, 2024
Ticket Costs: $20/person (24 months and older)
Roloff Farms is a well-known family-owned farm offering a full pumpkin patch experience. The farm features a great selection of pumpkins, hay rides, animals, and plenty of photo opportunities. This farm is popular due to its ties to the Roloff family from the TV show Little People, Big World, so be prepared for crowds.
Visit Roloff Farms website here
2. Sauvie Island Pumpkin Patch
Location: Sauvie Island, OR (10 miles northwest of Portland)
Dates: Open daily September – October 10 am – 6 pm
Ticket Costs: Free admission | $2/person hayrides | $5/person cow train
Situated on Sauvie Island, this patch offers a variety of pumpkins and gourds along with an iconic corn maze, hayrides, and a market with fresh produce. Stop by the gift shop for some fall home items, grab a coffee from the Patio Cafe and enjoy the beauty of fall in the PNW!
Visit Sauvie Island website here
3. Bella Organic Farm
Location: Sauvie Island, OR
Dates: September 28 through October 31, 2024
Ticket Costs: Free admission | Corn maze $10 | Petting zoo $5 | all activities are cash only unless tickets purchased online
Also located on Sauvie Island, Bella Organic is known for its organic offerings and fun fall activities. In addition to picking pumpkins, you can try their haunted corn maze for a spooky twist. They also offer hayrides, farm-fresh goods, and a delightful farm store with organic treats.
Visit Bella Organic website here
4. Lee Farms
Location: Tualatin, OR (16 miles south of Portland)
Dates: September 21 through October 31, 2024
Ticket Costs: General Admission – $20 (includes hayrides, petting zoo, and play area)
Lee Farms is a family favorite, offering a ton of fall festivities. In addition to pumpkins, they have hayrides, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and tasty fall treats like apple cider donuts. Their pumpkin patch has been around for over 50 years, making it a beloved local tradition.
5. Bauman’s Farm & Garden
Location: Gervais, OR (40 miles south of Portland)
Dates: 7 days a week | September 21 through October 31, 2024
Ticket Costs: Weekday Admission – $20, Weekend Admission – $30 (includes admission and all activities)
Bauman’s offers an entire festival filled with activities. Beyond the pumpkin patch, you can enjoy apple cannons, obstacle courses, a hay pyramid, and even a cider garden for the adults. Bauman’s is ideal for those who want a full day of fun and entertainment with a charming fall ambiance.
Visit Bauman’s Farm website here
Tips for Visiting Pumpkin Patches in Oregon:
- Dress warmly and wear boots: Oregon fall weather can be unpredictable and muddy
- Bring cash: While most farms take cards, some activities or food vendors might be cash-only
- Check ahead for weekday hours: If you’re looking for fewer crowds, weekdays are often quieter, but check the farm’s schedule as some activities may only run on weekends