It’s about that time of year when pumpkin spice-flavored everything is starting to pop up everywhere. There’s something special about pumpkins in their natural state. They appear in so many shapes and sizes, they’re fun to carve, and they taste delicious. Thankfully, we have many places in Oregon where you can get into the fall spirit and have some pumpkin-laden fun! Here are the eight best pumpkin patches in Oregon.

1. Bauman’s Farm and Garden
12989 Howell Prairie Rd NE, Gervais, OR 97026, USA
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Bauman’s Farm has been going since 1895 and has a wonderful Harvest Festival that runs from September 23 to October 29. There is so much to do that you could easily spend all day here! Walk the corn maze, ride the Bug Train, slide down the Hay Pyramid, interact with animals at the Petting Zoo, climb Pumpkin Hill, and so much more! For pumpkin patches near Salem, this is one of the best!
2. The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island
16511 NW Gillihan Rd, Portland, OR 97231, USA
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Just outside of Portland on Sauvie Island is a bountiful pumpkin patch with loads of fall activities. Throughout October you can enjoy a corn maze, an animal barn, pumpkin-picking hayrides, a cow train, and visit the u-pick farm to bring some pumpkins home.
3. Lee Farms
21975 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin, OR 97062, USA
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Lee Farms in Tualatin has a fun-filled Fall Harvest event from September 23 to October 29 with a Super Mega Slide, a corn maze, a hay maze, a jump pad, animal interactions, and pumpkins of every size. It’s a wonder how big they can get!
4. French Prairie Gardens
17673 French Prairie Rd NE, St Paul, OR 97137, USA
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French Prairie Gardens has a lot going on Thursdays through Sundays from October 7 to 29. There’s a 6-acre corn maze, the Pigtucky Derby Pig Races, a 175-foot mega slide, a barnyard play area, a corn cannon, an apple slingshot, and more.
5. Fir Point Farms
14601 Arndt Rd, Aurora, OR 97002, USA
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For pumpkin patches near Portland, Fir Point Farms is a real gem! The Harvest Festival runs from September 30 to October 29 and has numerous activities like a petting zoo, cornhole, a corn maze, hay wagon rides, bounce houses, pumpkin painting, and you can pick your own pumpkins to bring home with you.
6. Roloff Farms
23985 NW Grossen Dr, Hillsboro, OR 97124, USA
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From October 1 to 29, head to the Roloff Farm Pumpkin Festival for more activities than you could hurl a pumpkin at including a Spooky Forest, Hay Pyramids, a Giant Sandbox, Mini Golf, a Pumpkin Express Train, a Trike Track, and countless other fun things to do. You can pick pumpkins at $.89 per pound and there are tasty treats at the Food Court.
7. Heiser Farms
21425 SE Grand Island Loop, Dayton, OR 97114, USA
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Just north of Salem is Heiser Farms, where the pumpkin patch is open from September 30 to October 29. You can navigate a corn maze, watch massive pumpkin cannons being fired, relax on a hayride, and enjoy a petting zoo. There’s also a playground and mini tractors for the kids.
8. Jim Dandy Farm
46060 NW Sunset Hwy, Banks, OR 97106, USA
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The Jim Dandy Farm is having its 51st year of fall fun! From September 29 to October 29 this award-winning farm is hosting its pumpkin patch and Fall Festival with a corn maze, wagon rides, a haunted house, and a display of multicolored pumpkins. Best of all, it’s free! Take home some produce that has won blue ribbons for its quality.

Have you been to any of the best pumpkin patches in Oregon? Let us know about your favorites in the comments. To further enjoy the beauty of the fall season, hop in the car and soak in this waterfall road trip in Oregon. 

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