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25 Oregon Pumpkin Patches to visit in 2026

Pumpkin season brings corn mazes, hayrides, cider, farm animals, and plenty of opportunities to pick a pumpkin across…

Ginnie Sandoval September 30, 2026 Updated October 18, 2026 13 min read
25 Oregon Pumpkin Patches to visit in 2026
Smith Rock Ranch Pumpkin Patch - PNW Crossing

Pumpkin season brings corn mazes, hayrides, cider, farm animals, and plenty of opportunities to pick a pumpkin across Oregon.

Farms from Astoria to Klamath Falls open their fields for fall celebrations, with options ranging from simple U-pick patches to full festivals with live music, food, rides, games, and haunted attractions.

Here’s where to find pumpkin patches across Oregon.

Blackberry Bog Farm Pumpkin Patch – Photo courtesy of Blackberry Bog Farm

Oregon Coast Pumpkin Patches

Blackberry Bog Farm

Families visiting the Astoria area can stop at Blackberry Bog Farm for pumpkin picking, outdoor games, treasure hunts, baked goods, and drinks.

Corn hole and ladder toss are among the activities available at the farm.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily; pumpkin patch open until 6 p.m. Friday-Sunday, with play areas available from 4-6 p.m.
  • Where: 92663 Abbott Road in Astoria
  • Cost: Free admission

Mahaffy Ranch

Mahaffy Ranch near Coos Bay opens its fall festival with a pumpkin patch and sunflower celebration. The pumpkin patch offers a vendor market, live music, U-pick pumpkins, and sunflowers. Admission to the market is free.

Throughout the season, visitors can take a hay wagon ride, explore the corn and noodle mazes, visit barnyard animals, and try the mole hill slide and corn cannon. The ranch also has a Cider Barn with doughnuts and cider, plus food at its Backyard BBQ. An activity wristband covers the wagon ride, mazes, slide, animal area, and two corn cannon tickets.

The farm’s 2026 fall season runs Sept. 25 through Oct. 31. Its Pumpkin Fest kickoff is Oct. 4, with other events and pony rides scheduled on select dates during the season.

  • Hours: Noon-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday
  • Where: 10362 Highway 241, Coos Bay
  • Cost: Activity wristbands are $16 and include the wagon ride, mazes, slide, barnyard activities, and two corn cannon tickets. Pumpkins, food, and pony rides cost extra.

Portland Pumpkin Patches

Topaz Farm

Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island offers pumpkin picking alongside mazes, hayrides, games, live music, and seasonal vendors.

Weekend admission includes the farm’s full lineup of fall activities, while weekday visits offer free admission with fewer attractions. Visitors can also buy food from the farm grill and market.

  • Dates: Fall harvest weekends run from late September through October. Check the calendar for timed entry; free weekday visits are Tuesday–Friday in October, except Oct. 9.
  • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Friday; 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
  • Where: 17100 NW Sauvie Island Road, Portland
  • Cost: $12.50 in advance or $15 at the gate on weekends; children 2 and younger are free; Tuesday-Friday admission is free, with some activities excluded

‘The Pumpkin Patch’ at Sauve Island

A longtime Sauvie Island fall destination, The Pumpkin Patch has welcomed visitors for nearly six decades. The seasonal setup includes a themed corn maze, hayrides, barnyard animals, pumpkins, and food and drink options.

Visitors can enter The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island without an admission fee, then choose whether to pay for its eight-acre corn maze. The 2026 maze has an “America 250” design inspired by George Washington crossing the Delaware River. The farm also has U-pick pumpkins, produce, and animal viewing.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
  • Where: 16511 NW Gillihan Road, Portland
  • Cost: $10 admission, $2 hayrides, and free admission for children 5 nger

Plumper Farms

Plumper Farms northwest of Portland turns pumpkin picking into a full day of farm activities.

Visitors can explore a corn maze, take a hayride, see farm animals, play yard games, ride slides, and try attractions including pumpkin cannons and pony rides.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday
  • Where: 11435 NW Old Cornelius Pass Road, Portland
  • Cost: $17 online or $19 at the farm for ages 2 and older. Pumpkins and some attractions cost extra

Fir Point Farms

Fir Point Farms in Aurora offers a mix of indoor and outdoor attractions during pumpkin season.

Its fall lineup includes a six-acre corn maze, hayrides, train rides, bounce houses, giant slides, a hazelnut house, and a paintball gallery.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday-Sunday; closed Monday-Tuesday
  • Where: 14601 Arndt Road, Aurora
  • Cost: General admission is free; $30 wristbands include activities, which can also be purchased separately; children 2 and younger are free with a paying adult
E.Z. Orchards Pumpkin Patch – Courtesy of E.Z. Orchards

Salem-area Pumpkin Patches

E.Z. Orchards

E.Z. Orchards offers pumpkin picking and a lineup of fall activities just outside Salem. Visitors can take hayrides, explore a corn maze, see animals, listen to live music, and take part in games and other seasonal attractions.

Mid-October can bring heavier crowds, so the farm recommends carpooling.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday; 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday
  • Where: 5504 Hazelgreen Road NE, Salem
  • Cost: $5-$7 on weekdays and $12 on weekends; ages 2 and younger are free; pumpkins start at 49 cents per pound

Fordyce Farm Inc.

Fordyce Farm offers both daytime activities and a few spookier options for fall visitors. The Salem farm has a haunted corn maze, indoor hay maze, hay fort, playground, coloring station, balloon art, food, and drinks.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday; closed Sunday
  • Where: 7023 Sunnyview Road NE, Salem
  • Cost: Corn maze admission is $5.50, with children 5 and younger admitted free; pumpkins are 55 cents per pound, with a lower bulk price for purchases of 100 pounds or more
Bauman Farms Pumpkin Patch – Courtesy of Bauman Farms

Bauman’s Farm and Garden

Bauman’s Farm and Garden in Gervais packs dozens of attractions into its annual harvest festival.

Along with pumpkins, visitors can find mazes, obstacle courses, playgrounds, farm rides, animals, and more than 30 seasonal activities.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
  • Where: 12989 Howell Prairie Road NE, Gervais
  • Cost: Admission for ages 3–25 is $20 Tuesday–Friday and $30 Saturday–Sunday. Adults 26 and older pay $15 on weekdays and $20 on weekends. Children 2 and younger enter free with a paying adult.

Greens Bridge Gardens

Greens Bridge Gardens in Jefferson keeps its fall lineup focused on classic farm activities.

Visitors can pick pumpkins, explore corn and hay mazes, take a hayride, and try slides and hamster wheels.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
  • Where: 3730 Jefferson Scio Drive SE, Jefferson
  • Cost: Free admission. Pumpkins and some activities may cost extra

Heiser Farms

Heiser Farms in Dayton offers U-pick pumpkins during the week and expands its activities on weekends.

The farm’s fall events include a corn maze, play areas, food and drinks, live music, competitions, demolition derby events, and its giant pumpkin cannons.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday for admission and attractions; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday for U-pick
  • Where: 21425 SE Grand Island Loop, Dayton
  • Cost: $9 admission; children 2 and younger are free; select attractions cost $4; pumpkins are 45 cents per pound
Little boy plays at Davis Family Farm Pumpkin Patch – PNW Crossing

Corvallis and Albany Pumpkin Patches

Davis Family Farms

Davis Family Farms near Corvallis keeps its fall experience straightforward, with pumpkins, a corn maze, hay slide, hayrides, and fresh apple cider doughnuts.

Hayrides transport visitors out to the pumpkin field.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
  • Where: 4380 NE Highway 20, Corvallis
  • Cost: $7.50, including the hayride, corn maze, and hay slide

The Melon Shack

The Melon Shack offers daytime and nighttime options during pumpkin season.

Along with a pumpkin patch, visitors can explore a trivia-filled daytime corn maze or a haunted version, plus take hayrides and try attractions including a super slide, tire pyramid, and children’s train.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
  • Where: 3039 NE Garden Avenue, Corvallis
  • Cost: Free admission; activities start at $4; children 3 and younger are free

Bose Family Farm

At Bose Family Farm near Albany, pumpkins are priced by size instead of weight. The farm also offers a corn maze, hayrides, children’s play areas, and special attractions that include tethered hot-air balloon rides.

Visitors who locate all four scarecrows hidden in the corn maze can also enter for a chance to win half a hog.

  • Hours: Noon-6 p.m. Thursday-Friday; 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday; closed Monday-Wednesday
  • Where: 35765 Cyrus Road NE, Albany
  • Cost: Free admission; some activities start at $2.50

Kenagy Family Farm

Kenagy Family Farm near Albany sells pumpkins alongside gourds, winter squash, decorative corn, and corn stalks.

Proceeds benefit Jackson Street Youth Services and ACB House.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday; 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday
  • Where: 1650 NE North Nebergall Loop, Albany; continue about one mile on Nebergall to reach the field
  • Cost: Contact the farm for pumpkin prices

Blunck Family Produce and Willow

Blunck Family Produce and Willow offer a self-service pumpkin patch surrounded by sunflowers near Albany. The farm grows several pumpkin varieties and has kid-friendly features, including a small maze and a haybale tunnel.

  • Hours: 8 a.m.-8 p.m. daily
  • Where: 4228 NW Springhill Drive, Albany
  • Cost: Contact the farm for current pumpkin prices
Detering Orchards Pumpkin Patch – PNW Crossing

Eugene-area Pumpkin Patches

Detering Orchards

Detering Orchards near Harrisburg combines its pumpkin and gourd selection with a long list of fall activities.

Depending on the day, visitors can find a corn maze, mechanical bull, apple blaster, playground, goat feeding, treasure mining, live music, a cider barn, and a snack shack.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
  • Where: 30946 Wyatt Drive, Harrisburg
  • Cost: Admission is free; Pumpkins and some activities cost extra.

Johnson Farms

Johnson Farms in Eugene offers several ways for families to explore the farm, including hayrides, a pumpkin train, a corn trail, and bungee launching.

One of its more unusual attractions is Walt’s Wild Wagon Ride, where riders toss mini pumpkins at scarecrow targets from a moving wagon.

The farm also offers an after-dark haunted corn maze for an addition cost.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily
  • Where: 89733 Armitage Road, Eugene
  • Cost: $11 admission includes the hayride, pumpkin slingshot, sunflower field and daytime corn maze. The nighttime haunted corn maze costs $20–$25 per person and requires a separate ticket.

Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm

Northern Lights Christmas Tree Farm in Pleasant Hill switches from Christmas trees to pumpkins for its Harvest Days celebration.

Visitors can pick pumpkins and explore the Monster Mystery corn maze, with a haunted version available on Friday and Saturday nights.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily; haunted corn maze runs 7-10 p.m. Friday-Saturday
  • Where: 36777 Wheeler Road, Pleasant Hill
  • Cost: Haunted maze admission starts at $10 for ages 5-11 and $12 for ages 12 and older; children 5 and younger are free with a paying adult; interactive experiences cost an additional $3

Southern Oregon Pumpkin Patches

Fort Vannoy Farms

Fort Vannoy Farms near Grants Pass has an eight-acre pumpkin patch paired with an eight-acre corn maze. Its fall festival adds hayrides, cow trains, a pumpkin blaster, food, drinks, and other activities.

  • Hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday; closed Monday
  • Where: 5791 Lower River Road, Grants Pass
  • Cost: Some activities cost $8 per person; pumpkins are 50 cents per pound

Bare Hill Farms

Bare Hill Farm in Melrose near Roseburg hosts its Pumpkin Festival over three October weekends. Activities include a corn maze, haunted briar tunnel, pumpkin cannon and trebuchet, rubber duck races, a play park and free hay wagon rides.

Visitors can shop for pumpkins, gourds and squash, stop for fresh-pressed apple cider, cider slushies, coffee and bakery treats, and take family photos at seasonal displays.

A little kids carnival offers games, rides, food and treats, with proceeds supporting Camp Millennium’s summer camp events for children dealing with cancer.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Oct. 10–11, 17–18 and 24–25.
  • Where: 508 Doerner Road, Roseburg.
  • Cost: Admission is free. Pumpkins, gourds and squash are 50 cents per pound, with additional fees for some activities.

Bigham Farms

Bigham Farms in Central Point offers a weekend pumpkin patch with several activities for children and families.

Attractions include a corn maze, hayrides, slingshots, kiddie cart rides, a water playroom, and seasonal photo setups.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday
  • Where: 9445 Pumice Lane, Central Point
  • Cost: Admission is free. Pumpkin and activity prices vary.
Family poses at Smith Rock Ranch Pumpkin Patch – PNW Crossing

Central Oregon Pumpkin Patches

Smith Rock Ranch

Smith Rock Ranch in Terrebonne offers pumpkin picking with views of Smith Rock and the Cascades, along with a corn maze and family activities. The maze changes each year, with the 2026 design celebrating “250 Years of Freedom.” The maze is not haunted.

Activities include pumpkin cannons, an animal visiting area, barnyard miniature golf, a western-themed shooting gallery and pony rides for children weighing less than 70 pounds. Families can also ride the Zoo Train or follow the story of Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin aboard the Snoopy Tram. Horse-drawn wagon rides are available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Visitors can browse the Harvest Market for winter squash, specialty pumpkins, gourds, honey, jams and seasonal decorations. The Old Barn market features locally made products. Dogs are welcome on leash around the farm and can play off leash in the fenced Bark Park, but they are not permitted in the corn maze.

  • Hours: Pumpkin patch and markets: noon–6 p.m. Tuesday–Friday and 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday–Sunday. Corn maze and activities: noon–6 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday–Sunday. Closed Mondays.
  • Where: 1250 NE Wilcox Ave., Terrebonne
  • Cost: Entry to the pumpkin patch and markets is free. Carving pumpkins are 50 cents per pound; specialty pumpkins are priced as marked. Corn maze admission is $10 for ages 6 and older; ages 5 and younger are free with a paying adult. Activity tokens cost $5 each, five for $25 or eight for $38. A $35 package includes one maze ticket and five tokens.

DD Ranch

DD Ranch in Terrebonne opens its pumpkin patch for fall outings, with carving pumpkins, ornamental varieties and gourds to choose from. The family-owned ranch also raises beef, lamb and heritage pork and produces local honey.

Families can explore the Kids Korral and hay maze, visit the petting zoo, take a hayride or board the DD Ranch Express train. Other activities include hand-led pony rides, pedal go-carts, a jack-o’-lantern jumping pad, arcade games and a paintball shooting gallery. Adults must accompany children in the Kids Korral and petting zoo but enter those attractions free.

Weekends bring the full activity lineup, weather permitting, along with food and beverage vendors and shopping booths. Weekday activities are limited and depend on staffing and school field trips, so check the ranch’s social media before visiting. Dogs are not permitted.

  • Hours: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Tuesday–Sunday, Sept. 26–Oct. 31, 2026. Closed Mondays.
  • Where: 3836 NE Smith Rock Way, Terrebonne.
  • Cost: Admission and parking are free. Activity tickets cost $3.75 each. Most activities require one ticket; hayrides and the Kids Korral/hay maze require two ($7.50), and pony rides require three ($11.25). Pumpkins are purchased separately.

Eastern Oregon Pumpkin Patch

Echo Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

Echo Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch in Eastern Oregon offers an eight-acre corn maze and a U-pick patch with carving pumpkins, baking varieties and decorative gourds.

Visitors can choose pumpkins in the field or shop for pre-picked pumpkins, gourds and squash at the farm stand, which does not require admission.

Families can explore a smaller corn maze and straw maze, climb a hay bale pyramid or dig and play in the corn crib. A crawl-through tunnel maze is designed for children ages 5 and younger.

Other attractions include farm animal viewing, seasonal photo displays and a tractor tucked among the sunflowers inside the main maze. Kiddie cart rides and a zip line cost extra.

Visitors can purchase popcorn, cotton candy, Italian sodas and marshmallow roasting kits, or stop at Mary’s Tacos food truck. Fire pits are available to rent for three-hour gatherings, with wood provided.

On select evenings, the mini corn maze becomes the haunted Field of Screams; check the farm’s event updates for this year’s schedule.

  • Hours: 2–10 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25–Nov. 8, 2026
  • Where: 300 N. Dupont St., Echo
  • Cost: $10 for ages 3 and older; ages 2 and younger are free. Admission includes most attractions. Zip line and kiddie cart rides cost $1 per ride. Pumpkins are priced per pound. Field of Screams admission is listed at $15
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