Pumpkin Patch hours vary, but most locations open from late September through October. Check individual farm schedules to plan your visit.
Banks
Jim Dandy Farm ushers in fall with a pumpkin patch, free corn trail maze, wagon ride and local fall produce at the market. No reservations required.
Beaverton/Scholls
Celebrate autumn with Hoffman Farms’ fall bounty. The farm has a U-pick pumpkin patch, wagon rides, 10-acre corn maze and rides on the Hoffman Farms Express. You can also get your traditional fall decorations like hay bales, cornstalks and mini pumpkins.
Pick your own pumpkin or have them pick it for you at Scholls Ferry Farm Pumpkin Patch, this roadside pumpkin patch. Explore the corn maze, stroll the fields and feed the flock of sheep and lambs. Dogs are welcome and must be leashed.
Cornelius
Peter’s Pumpkin Patch opens to the public each fall for U-pick and We-pick pumpkins and family fun activities, including a corn maze.
Helvetia/Hillsboro
Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm offers a bundle of family-friendly fall activities through October. Explore the pumpkin patch, take a barrel train ride and hayride, nosh on hand-dipped caramel apples, shop for homemade jams and honey, and so much more. Tickets available on the website.
Open only in October the Pumpkin Festival at Roloff Farms, home to the Roloff family of the television series “Little People, Big World,” offers a pumpkin patch and a scenic trail walk around the grounds. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Sherwood
Papa’s Pumpkin Patch is a dog-friendly (must be on a leash) pumpkin patch featuring 50 acres of pumpkins, squash and gourds. This farm is free to visit and welcomes all to “go into the patch, run around and find your pumpkin.”
Pick the perfect pumpkin, get some seasonal décor and take a homemade pie home for later at Red Berry Barn’s Fall Harvest Festival. Enjoy fun activities for the whole family including a pumpkin patch and 5-acre corn maze.
Tualatin
Lee Farms Fall Festival is a festive celebration of pumpkin season with a host of activities, such as hay and corn mazes, hayrides, pony rides and other fun activities. The pumpkin patch has more than 27 different varieties of pumpkins (as well as apples) ready to be picked!
Your perfect pumpkin, and unforgettable fall family memories, are waiting for you in Tualatin Valley
