Here Are the 7 Absolute Best Pumpkin Patches in Massachusetts to Enjoy in 2025

Discover the best pumpkin patches in Massachusetts for 2025, offering a variety of autumn activities.

Autumn has arrived, and pumpkins are starting to pop up everywhere. What's not to love about this versatile fruit found at a pumpkin farm in Massachusetts? (And, yes, it really is a fruit!) You can bake it into a pie, display it on your porch, or carve it into a spooky Halloween jack-o-lantern. If you're looking for a great place to pick your perfect pumpkin, read on to discover the best pumpkin patches in Massachusetts in 2025. Many of these farms also offer an abundance of other fun autumn activities, such as corn mazes and hayrides, that are perfect to enjoy on a crisp fall afternoon.

1. Belkin Family Lookout Farm

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If you are looking for a great pumpkin patch around Boston, you should definitely check out Belkin Family Lookout Farm in Natick. The farm also features a sunflower field, apple picking, farm animals, and a corn maze. There is a delicious outdoor restaurant on-site where you can have lunch and enjoy a farm-made cider or beer. More information about the Belkin Family Lookout Farm's hours of operation plus reservations at the taproom and upcoming special events can be found on their website.

2. Hanson's Farm

Did someone say pumpkins? Hanson’s Farm in Framingham has a huge selection of pick-your-own pumpkins, cut flowers, and berries. The farm also hosts its annual Pumpkin Fest, which kicks off in mid-September, featuring a corn maze, farmstand, and haunted hayrides. Pumpkins are available to pick from September to November. Visit the Hanson's Farm website for more details.

3. Ioka Valley Farm

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Ioka Valley Farm has been in operation since 1936. The farm’s pumpkin patch is open during fall weekends (Sept. 20 - Oct. 26, 2025), as well as on Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Families can pick their own pumpkins as well as enjoy a pumpkin slingshot game, a cow train ride, and a giant pumpkin house. It's one of the best pumpkin patches in Massachusetts! The family-run farm is located near Pittsfield. Please refer to the Ioka Valley Farm's official website for more information and follow the farm's Facebook page for updates.

4. Marini Farm

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Marini Fram in Ipswich has many pumpkins in different shapes and sizes. There are lots of fantastic photo opportunities at this North Shore pumpkin patch! But the fun doesn’t stop there. During fall weekends in September and October, you can navigate the challenging 7-acre Wicked Awesome Oz Corn Maze, bounce on a jump pillow, and slide down a giant slide. Be sure to stop at the farm store for a cider donut (or two). They are some of the best donuts I have ever tasted! To learn more about the fun, please refer to the Marini Farm website and follow the farm's Facebook page.

5. Parlee Farms

How many pumpkins can you carry at once? The 13-acre Parlee Farms in Tyngsboro produces over 40,000 pumpkins of various sizes, so you may have difficulty choosing just one. Luckily, the farm also supplies carts for you to pull your pumpkins. Other farm activities include apple picking and visits with the farm’s animals. Don't forget to stop by the farm stand to treat yourself to an apple cider donut! Visit the Parlee Farm website for information regarding picking times, and the farm's Facebook page for updates.

6. Smolak Farms

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You can easily spend a whole day enjoying fall fun at Smolak Farms in North Andover. Pick your pumpkin and then enjoy the farm’s fall festival weekends, featuring live music, hay rides, apple picking, and delicious food and beer. Please visit the Smolak Farms website for more details on pumpkin-picking dates and the Facebook page for updates.

7. Verrill Farm

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There are thousands of pumpkins at Verrill Farm in Concord, so you will find the perfect one! Also, enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables and yummy bakery items from the farmstand. Pumpkins are available for picking during fall weekends starting this season on Sept. 27, 2025. Please visit the Verrill Farm website or Facebook page for further details.

What is your favorite pumpkin farm in Massachusetts? Did yours make the list? If not, please send us a note through our nominations page.

Now that you have picked out the perfect pumpkin, you must decide what to do with it. These easy-to-use face decals from Etsy can help you turn it into a festive Halloween jack-o-lantern. For more fall fun in Massachusetts, check out our list of some beautiful spots to see amazing autumn foliage.

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