Don’t Miss These 15 Great Pumpkin Patches In Indiana This Fall
Who knew Indiana was home to so many pumpkin patches? I seen signs for U-pick pumpkin patches up and down the road any time I go anywhere once the fall season hits, but it has been a long time since I’ve actually been to one. Apparently, the state is LITTERED with them. Unfortunately, I could only include 15 in this list because some of them were a little hard to find pictures of. As always, you’re more than welcomed to contact me with a picture and some information if you have a pumpkin patch in the state you think should have been included in this piece that wasn’t.
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Steele Farms offers fun for all ages and the u-pick pumpkin patch just begins to scratch the surface. If you are in (or near) Decatur – this is the perfect place to pick out your pumpkin this year.
Even though the name, Advanced Tree Technology, suggests a place you go when you need a new tree, they're also home to an incredible u-pick apple orchard and u-pick pumpkin patch.
At 1 Fun Farms you can see the animals, pick a pumpkin of your choosing, shoot the corn cannons, feed the goats, and go on a hayride.
Stuckey Farms is a destination for families who want fresh produce. It's a great place to get a pumpkin, but you can stock up on all your produce while you're here.
Did you know Russell Farms is the newest pumpkin patch to the Noblesville area? I'm a fan of this pumpkin patch because they have disclaimers up asking guests not to smoke on the property.
Harvest Tyme Pumpkin Patch is a family owned and operated farm that offers all the traditional fall activities you've come to expect including pumpkin picking and hay rides.
Stonycreek Farm offers more than just pumpkin picking, they have a Pumpkin Harvest Festival they host every year which has a lot of activities revolving around pumpkins and fall for guests of all ages to enjoy.
Did you know the Smith Family Farms have been in operation for more than 100 years? This farm has been passed down through seven generations. It's an incredible place if you're looking for somewhere to start a tradition of getting a pumpkin every year. After 100 years, it's safe to assume they aren’t going anywhere.
Appleworks in Trafalgar is an orchard that features over 50 different varieties of produce including apples and pumpkins for you to enjoy. When you want fresh produce (or just a pumpkin for Halloween) this is a great place to go.
Piney Acres Farm is a farm that many families have turned into their tradition. It's a place they come in the fall for pumpkins and a place they return to around Christmas for a real Christmas tree.
Previous guests agree Lark Ranch is a great place to go if you want to experience the fall season. Last year they even added a mechanical bull ride if you're feeling especially adventurous.
Did you know Kregel's Pumpkin Patch was the very first farm and pumpkin patch of its kind in the northwestern portion of the state? For this reason, it's an extremely popular choice if you live anywhere in the area.
Amazing Fall Fun likes to brag about having the “best corn maze in the state”. Naturally, you would have to visit the place and decide whether or not this is true for yourself. They have a lot of other activities to do during the fall including some involving a pumpkin patch.
Tuttle Orchards is one of the favorite pumpkin patch choices in the central part of Indiana.
A Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch, a few hay rides, some pony rides, a corn cannon, and so much more are waiting for you and your family at Thistleberry Farm.
Are you going to any of these pumpkin patches this year? I’m not really sure my son would have a full understanding of it just yet, but it might still be fun to take him to get some pictures of him in the pumpkin patch. Remember to share this with your friends and leave a comment with your thoughts!
