Planning Your Pumpkin Patch Outings: 6 Local Pumpkin Patches to Visit This Fall

There is something about fall in the Pacific Northwest that makes a pumpkin patch outing feel like a must-do. Crisp mornings, changing leaves, hayrides, corn mazes, farm animals, and, of course, finding the perfect pumpkin all make for a great fall day.

If you're starting to plan your October weekends, we've rounded up six pumpkin patches in and around Southwest Washington and the Portland Metro area to put on your list. Whether you're looking for a classic farm experience, a quieter u-pick, or plenty of activities for the kids, there are several options to choose from.

Here are the pumpkin patches featured in our local fall guide:

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Vancouver, WA

Bi-Zi Farms Pumpkin Patch & Harvest Festival

Brush Prairie, WA

If you're looking for a traditional pumpkin patch experience with plenty to do, Bi-Zi Farms is a great place to start.

The pumpkin patch and harvest festival is open Wednesday through Monday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., from September 26 through October 31.

Activities include:

• Pumpkin patch
  
  
• Corn maze
  
  
• Wagon rides
  
  
• Farm animals
  
  
• Kids' activities
  
  
• Nighttime corn maze on Fridays and Saturdays in October
  
  

With so many activities, this is one to plan for when you want to make a full afternoon or evening out of your pumpkin patch visit.

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Battle Ground, WA

Pumpkin Lane at Pomeroy Living History Farm

Yacolt, WA

For something with a little history mixed into your fall outing, check out Pumpkin Lane at Pomeroy Living History Farm.

Pumpkin Lane is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., October 3 through November 1.

Visitors can enjoy a tractor-pulled hayride through Pumpkin Lane, along with historic buildings, food vendors, and pumpkins available for purchase.

This could be a fun option if you want your pumpkin patch outing to include more than just picking out a pumpkin.

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Camas, WA

Pumpkin Patch at Walton's Farms

Camas, WA

Walton's Farms offers another classic fall outing with a mix of activities for different ages.

The pumpkin patch is open Thursdays and Fridays from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., October 3 through October 31.

Activities include:

• Pumpkin patch
  
  
• Corn maze
  
  
• Train ride
  
  

Each paid admission includes a pumpkin, and leashed dogs are welcome, making this one worth considering if your fall outing includes your four-legged companion.

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Kelso, WA

R & B Pleasant Hill Farms

Kelso, WA

If you're looking for a more traditional farm experience, R & B Pleasant Hill Farms offers several activities to enjoy.

The farm is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., September 25 through October 31.

Visitors can enjoy:

• Tractor-pulled hayrides
  
  
• Bounce house
  
  
• Other activities and space for kids to explore
  
  
• Farm animals
  
  
• Pumpkins
  
  

The farm also notes that one pumpkin is included in your admission, so keep that in mind when comparing your options.

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Portland, OR

The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island

Portland, OR

A trip to Sauvie Island is a classic fall tradition for many people in the Portland area, and The Pumpkin Patch is a great option if you want to combine pumpkin picking with a scenic fall outing.

The Pumpkin Patch is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. throughout October.

In addition to pumpkins, visitors can enjoy a classic Sauvie Island outing with free farm admission, u-pick pumpkins, an 8-acre corn maze, food and coffee options, and plenty of opportunities for fall photos.

If you're planning to spend several hours on Sauvie Island, this could easily become a full fall day rather than a quick pumpkin stop.

🎃 Pumpkin Patches in Hillsboro, OR

West Union Gardens

Hillsboro, OR

For those who prefer a quieter fall experience, West Union Gardens offers a low-key u-pick option.

The farm is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., October 2 through October 31.

The farm describes the experience as a quieter, low-key u-pick option with no admission fee. Visitors can find pumpkins and enjoy a farm stand without the larger festival crowds.

This may be a good choice if your ideal pumpkin patch day is a little slower and less crowded.

How to Plan Your Pumpkin Patch Outings

With so many options around Southwest Washington and the Portland Metro area, you don't necessarily have to choose just one. You could make a list of a few different farms and turn your fall weekends into a pumpkin patch tour.

Pick your experience first

Think about what you're hoping to get out of the outing.

Want rides and activities for the kids? Look at Bi-Zi Farms, Pumpkin Lane, Walton's Farms, or R & B Pleasant Hill Farms.

Want pumpkins plus a full fall day? The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island has plenty to explore.

Looking for something quieter and more relaxed? West Union Gardens may be a better fit.

Check the hours before you go

Pumpkin patch hours can vary significantly from one farm to another, especially during the week. Some locations are open daily, while others are primarily weekend destinations.

It's also a good idea to check each farm's website or social media before heading out for the latest information, weather updates, admission details, and activity schedules.

Plan for Northwest fall weather

October weather in Southwest Washington and the Portland area can change quickly. Layers, boots or shoes that can handle mud, and a rain jacket are always smart additions to your pumpkin patch outfit.

And don't forget your phone or camera. Between the pumpkins, farm scenery, corn mazes, and fall colors, there should be plenty of opportunities for photos.

Make a day of it

One of the best parts of visiting local pumpkin patches is that you don't have to rush. Pick a farm, grab some coffee or lunch along the way, explore the area, and enjoy the change of season.

Whether you're visiting with kids, friends, a date, or your dog, a pumpkin patch outing is a simple way to get outside and enjoy fall in the Pacific Northwest.

Start Planning Your Fall

From Vancouver and Battle Ground to Camas and Kelso, and across the river to Portland and Hillsboro, there are plenty of ways to enjoy pumpkin patch season this year.

Save this list, pick a weekend, and start planning your fall outing. And if you're looking for more things to do around Clark County and Southwest Washington this fall, keep an eye on our local guides for seasonal events, activities, and community happenings.

Note: Dates, hours, admission details, and activities are based on the information in our September 2026 pumpkin patch guide. Check directly with each farm before visiting for the most current information.