Fall's all about treasured traditions. We all have those fall experiences - from leaf peeping to going on a hayride - to which we look forward all year long. One of the best ways to get in the fall (and Halloween!) spirit is to head to our favorite pumpkin patch, where we can pick pumpkins, snap photos, and usually check out other fun seasonal activities. When you're planning your next autumn adventure, check out one of the best pumpkin patches in Rhode Island.

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1. Salisbury Farm – Johnston. Early September to late October.

If you've been Googling "pumpkin patch" near me, you've definitely run across Salisbury Farm in Johnston. Between early September and late October, you can enjoy fall festivities around the farm. Hop aboard a hayride for a trip to the pumpkin patch, where you can pick all of the pumpkins you need for decorating and baking. But the fun doesn't stop there. Escape from the five-acre corn maze, and grab a classic fall treat - candy apples, caramel apples, and cotton candy. Find more information on the official website of Salisbury Farm, a pumpkin patch near North Providence.

2. Adam’s Farm – Cumberland. Through late Oct.

Set off on a fun-filled day at Adam's Farm, a beloved fall destination that features what's been billed as the largest pumpkin patch in Rhode Island. The farm boasts a full menu of family-friendly activities, including a farm animal petting area, a corn maze, a hay maze, and corn hole. If you're visiting during the weekend, go on a hayride, escape the five-acre corn maze, and sink your teeth into some of the best cider donuts in Rhode Island. It's also home to the largest of the Rhode Island pumpkin patches. Visit the official website of Adam's Farm, a pumpkin patch in Cumberland.

3. Cucumber Hill Farm – Foster. Sept. 21 through Oct. 27, 2024.

Cucumber Hill Farm leaps alive during autumn with a variety of activities. Picking your own pumpkins is just the start of the fun that awaits. Escape a corn maze; try your hand at axe throwing; go on a hayride, and grab a bite from the food trucks. This is one of the best farms to visit in autumn in Rhode Island. Stop by the official website of Cucumber Hill Farm, a pumpkin patch in Foster, for more information.

4. Pezza Farm – Johnston. Late September through late October.

Go pumpkin picking at Pezza Farm, an idyllic fall destination. Journey to the pumpkin patch on a hayride then make a scarecrow. You can also stock up on all of your fall decor - cornstalks and hay bales - at the farm. Visiting Pezza Farm is one of the best things to do in Rhode Island in the fall. Learn more on the official website of Pezza Farm, a pumpkin patch in Johnston.

5. Escobar Farm – Portsmouth. Early September through early November.

Carve out at least an hour or two for your visit to Escobar Farm, where you'll find a sprawling pumpkin patch. Pick all of the pumpkins you need for decorating and baking. Then get lost in an eight-acre corn maze.

This is an old-school family farm and a charming destination full of fun activities. Find more information on the official website of Escobar Farm, a pumpkin patch in Portsmouth.

Let us know your picks for the best pumpkin patches in Rhode Island in the comments section, and tell us all about your fall plans! Don't forget that you'll need all the tools to carve your pumpkin.