Posted in Oregon
October 01, 2015
Don’t Miss These 8 Great Pumpkin Patches In Oregon This Fall
Corn mazes, caramel apples, hay rides, hot cider – and of course, pumpkins – these adorable, festive pumpkin patches have got it all.
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This wonderful pumpkin patch on the amazing Sauvie Island has delicious autumn treats, a produce market, hay rides, a corn maze, an animal barn, a cafe, a cow train, and a great old-time feel.
Lakeview Farms in North Plains boasts a 7 mile corn maze, pony rides, face painting, hot cider and more. You even get to take a paddle boat and miniature train to get to the pumpkin picking area!
Stop by Bauman's Farm in Gervais to explore the pumpkin patch, corn tunnels, spooky maze, animal barn, and apple tasting.
Check out Lee Farms in Tualatin to experience the petting zoo, corn maze, pony rides, apple cider, and delicious pumpkin donuts!
Do you want to sip wine while the kids ride a cow train, explore a haunted corn maze, or pet farm animals? This farm is in NW Portland and has just about all you could ask for.
Come to Airlie Hills in Monmouth for pumpkin picking, trike racing, corn maze-ing, and more!
French Prairie Gardens & Family Farm is the perfect place to go in St. Paul if you want to pick some pumpkins, watch a pig race, climb a tire pyramid, and more! Also be sure to check out the produce and fill up a growler with local beer or cider.
This great pumpkin patch in Junction City has a haunted and non-haunted corn maze, a petting barn, music, a playground, and a goat walk.
These 8 pumpkin patches are perfect examples of Oregon’s fall festivities. Where will you get pumpkins for your pies and jack-o-lanterns this year? Tell us in the comments below!
