Top 8 Pumpkin Patches in or near Portland (tried and tested)

I’m a big fan of this seasonal family farm which features a pumpkin patch, a produce market, specialty food booths, a gift shop, a cafe, a corn maze, a cow train, and a free hayride. If you are looking for the perfect fall photo-op, The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island is the best place to visit during the Fall. 

As you wander the farm, you come across plenty of spots to snap the perfect autumn shot. Located on Gillihan Road in Northwest Portland, The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island features over 50 fresh crops, grass-fed beef, and a wide range of products from the local region. 

I would recommend trekking through the maize pathways in close-toed shoes and grabbing a harvest, pumpkin-themed beer at the Patio Cafe. The seasonal farm is open to the public from June to October yearly. 

A family-run farm featuring a pumpkin patch, corn maze, produce market, and snack shack. From pumpkin picking to pumpkin slingshots to scarecrow making, the farm has plenty of activities to make your weekends more joyous in autumn. 

The most challenging thing to do here is hiking the corn maze. I would also suggest grabbing something from the snack shack, and you get yourself through the maze. They sell popcorn, candy, and other ready-to-eat snacks and drinks. At the produce tent, you can purchase squash, gourds, pickles, and corn stalks, among other fresh agricultural products.

The farm is open to the public Mondays through Fridays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. On weekends, the farm opens at 8 a.m. and provides eight extra hours of fun. 

A family-run seasonal organic farm featuring a pumpkin patch, produce market, seasonal u-pick, corn maze, and winery. Located on Gillihan in Northwest Portland, Bella Organic Farm offers many fun activities for kids, such as free hayrides, easter egg hunting, pumpkin picking, and trekking the maze. 

The corn maze at Bella Organic Farm spans three acres and is haunted by ghastly figures every Friday and Saturday in October.

The farmer’s market offers Bella Organic wines and hard cider, caramel corn and Hopworks brews, burgers, gyros, and various other seasonal treats. The farm is open Fridays through Sundays between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. from May to November. 

Located on Sauvie Island in Northwest Portland, Topaz Farm is an extensive farm featuring a farmer’s market, seasonal corn maze, and farm-to-table grill. At Topaz Farm, you can experience the true joy of autumn with wood-fired pizza, steaming cups of cider, and exciting hayrides. 

You can attend harvest festivals at Topaz Farm all October long. They host cabaret performances, concerts, and fire dances. I would suggest eating farm-fresh food under the stars while listening to live music at Topaz Farm for a fun day out! 

A small pumpkin patch offering up bountiful autumn delights 15 miles from Portland. It is a family-friendly spot featuring hayrides, a bouncy house, a corn maze, a pumpkin slingshot, and a kids’ pyramid. 

The pumpkin patch features pumpkins of various shapes and sizes. While the spot may lack the atmosphere of the fall glory, boredom is not an option here. Mr. Tree’s Pumpkin Patch is open all October from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. 

Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm is a family-owned pumpkin patch covering 65 acres of undulating Northwest Portland hills with picturesque views of the Willamette River. 

The farm is packed with family fun, featuring a corn maze, hayrides, tube slides, pony rides, a hobbit house, wagon rides, a fallow field, and a play area for children. At Plumper Pumpkin Patch & Tree Farm, you’ll find 25 different types of pumpkins, five types of Christmas trees, and a variety of produce, including gourds and squashes. 

The pumpkin patch is open Wednesdays through Sundays from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. You can visit the farm for animals all week long. Their season begins on 25th September and continues till Christmas. 

A delicatessen on Arndt Road in Aurora, 20 miles from Portland. Whether you want to pick pumpkins for Halloween, visit farm animals, or hike the corn maze, the working farm has many activities to keep you busy. 

The family-friendly spot features plenty of picnic space and is open throughout the season without any admission fee. You can spend an entire day at Fir Point Farms feeding the resident bunnies, tree-climbing pygmy goats, miniature horses, and turkeys. 

The produce market of Fir Point Farms offers the freshest selection of produce by local growers. From autumn apples to summer peaches to early strawberries, you’ll get the best produce at their farmer’s market. 

Roloff Farms is a pumpkin patch located about 15 miles west of Portland. The family-friendly spot features various agritainment activities for all ages, including pumpkin slingshots, pony rides, train rides, face painting, scenic trail walk, a wagon tour, and putt-putt golf. 

At Roloff Farms, you’ll find many pumpkins, colorful gourds, and other fresh produce. Delicious food and treats are also available at different spots along the trail. Roloff Farms is open to the public all of October from Friday to Sunday.