Oregon Coast pumpkin patches: Where to find pumpkin patches along the coast in 2026

The Oregon Coast is celebrating the fall season with pumpkins, corn mazes, hayrides, with farms near Astoria and Coos Bay welcoming visitors through Halloween.

Visitors can pick out a carving pumpkin, stop for cider and doughnuts, or spend an afternoon exploring the farm with the kids.

Here’s where to find pumpkins and fall activities, plus what to know about the other coastal options.

Blackberry Bog Farm near Astoria

Blackberry Bog Farm combines pumpkin picking with a corn maze, treasure hunt, and outdoor games at its new location in the Knappa area near Astoria.

Pumpkins and mums are arranged throughout the garden beds and plant yard. Visitors can walk through the displays, explore the maze, and stop for baked goods, drinks, and popcorn under the tent.

Admission and activities are free, and reservations aren’t required. The play area includes games and picnic tables, though access may be limited when school groups have it reserved. The farm recommends visiting during the week when possible because weekends can get busy.

Beyond its seasonal pumpkin patch, Blackberry Bog operates a nursery and farmstand selling plants, fresh-picked produce, and baked goods. According to the farm, it grows or makes nearly everything it sells.

• Dates: Sept. 25-Oct. 31, 2026

• Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily

• Where: 92663 Abbott Road, Knappa-area near Astoria.

• Cost: Free admission and activities; purchases cost extra

• Details: Blackberry Bog Farm

Mahaffy Ranch near Coos Bay

Mahaffy Ranch offers U-pick pumpkins and a fall festival through Oct. 31.

A $16 activity wristband includes a hay wagon ride, corn and noodle mazes, the mole hill slide, barnyard animals, the corn bin, and two corn cannon tickets.

Visitors can also buy cider, cider slushies, doughnuts, and espresso drinks at the Cider Barn or stop at the Backyard BBQ for lunch. Pumpkins and food cost extra.

• Dates: Sept. 25-Oct. 31, 2026

• Hours: Noon-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday

• Where: 10362 Highway 241, Coos Bay

• Cost: $16 activity wristband; pumpkins and food cost extra

• Details: Mahaffy Ranch

Gibson Farms near Siletz

Gibson Farms offers pumpkin shopping alongside hayrides, a corn maze, and a hay structure for fall visitors near Siletz.

The farm’s selection includes carving pumpkins, specialty pumpkins, and decorative cornstalks. Its flyer shows orange, white, and green pumpkins arranged across the grounds, giving visitors several options for jack-o’-lanterns and fall displays.

• Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays in October, according to the flyer, which does not specify a year

• Where: 23406 Siletz Highway, Siletz

• Cost: No admission prices have been listed. Contact the farm for admission, activity, and pumpkin prices

• More information: Gibson Farms

Is Kilchis River Pumpkin Patch open in 2026?

No. The owners of Hydrangea Ranch near Tillamook have announced that Kilchis River Pumpkin Patch has permanently closed.

The farm is shifting its focus to a garden project.