Vine-grown pumpkins
Visitors select pumpkins where they were grown, sometimes cutting them from the vine.
Florida fall outings
Find field-grown pumpkins, market-style patches, corn mazes, hayrides, animal areas, and full fall festivals.
Know before you go
Some farms grow pumpkins that visitors can cut from the vine. Others create a stocked patch inside a larger festival, and several seasonal lots focus on pumpkins, games, and photographs without operating as farms. The directory explains what each destination offers so families can choose the kind of outing they expect.
Information was checked September 21, 2026, using each destination’s own website. Fall schedules can change because of weather, crop conditions, and ticket availability, so confirm the current calendar before leaving home.
Pick your pace
Visitors select pumpkins where they were grown, sometimes cutting them from the vine.
Admission may include mazes, rides, play areas, animals, entertainment, and food.
A simpler stop centered on pumpkin shopping, decorating, games, and fall displays.
The event opens on selected weekends or requires an advance ticket for a set arrival time.
The patch directory
Open a patch card for its activities, address, 2026 season information, and official visitor page.
Hunsader Farms stages a large October festival where pumpkin shopping is paired with a craft show, entertainment, hayrides, farm animals, children’s activities, food, and a long menu of optional attractions.
The 2026 festival is scheduled for October 10–11, 17–18, and 24–25. The farm says admission and parking are cash only, and some rides and vendors charge separately.
Sweetfields opens its working farm for a ticketed fall event centered on a corn maze and pumpkin patch. Families can also see farm animals, ride a hay wagon, walk through gardens, and shop farm produce.
The published 2026 season runs from September 26 through November 8. Attendance is limited, and the farm recommends checking ticket availability because dates can sell out.
HarvestMoon combines pumpkin picking with a corn maze and a broad collection of daytime farm attractions. Separate haunted experiences operate on selected October evenings for visitors looking for a nighttime event.
The 2026 fall season is posted for September 26 through November 8, with weekends and selected weekday openings. Tickets are available through the farm website.
Fox Squirrel is a relaxed weekend event with pumpkins for sale, a corn maze, hayrides, a jump pad, games, flowers, shopping vendors, and food. General admission includes repeated access to the maze and the main farm activities.
Its 15th annual season is scheduled for weekends from September 26 through October 25, 2026. Tickets are sold at the gate and parking is free.
DK Farms adds an October pumpkin patch to its year-round petting zoo and garden attraction. Weekdays offer a simpler patch visit, while weekends overlap with the farm’s ticketed fall festival.
The pumpkin page lists October 1–31 and explains the difference between weekday and festival access. Some activities may require an additional fee.
Southern Hill Farms fills a large pumpkin barn with carving pumpkins, heirloom varieties, white pumpkins, minis, gourds, corn stalks, and decorations. The pumpkins are already cut rather than picked from vines.
The 11th annual festival is listed for September 26 through November 22, with a corn maze, wagon rides, flower picking, music, food, play areas, and a separately ticketed Fun Zone.
Partin Ranch has a dedicated patch with pumpkins priced by size and a country store for snacks, drinks, and souvenirs. General admission covers the ranch’s mazes and principal fall activities.
The 2026 season runs Saturdays and Sundays from October 10 through November 1. Check the farm’s current update before traveling when rain is in the forecast.
Santa’s Farm, also known as Santa’s Christmas Tree Forest, opens its tree farm for an October pumpkin patch with a barnyard, children’s zip line, play attractions, farm food, and seasonal drinks.
The homepage lists an October 12 opening for the 2026 pumpkin season and says tickets and season passes are available. The property later transitions into its choose-and-cut tree season.
Amber Brooke Farms pairs pumpkins with flower fields, farm animals, tractor rides, playgrounds, fall photo settings, and seasonal treats. Pumpkins are also identified among the farm’s seasonal pick-your-own crops.
The sixth annual fall festival is featured on the farm’s current event calendar. Check the linked page for the operating dates, crop availability, and ticket release.
Harvest Holler is a working family farm with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, animal hayride, barrel train, hay mountain, miniature golf, slides, and country food. One admission covers the main attractions for the day.
The 2026 season runs September 18 through November 8 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The farm is just off Interstate 4 between Tampa and Orlando.
Painted Oaks runs its patch on a horse ranch east of Orlando. Quieter weekdays emphasize pumpkins, hayrides, train rides, and the petting zoo, while festival weekends add pony rides, music, games, food, and vendors.
A dedicated 2026 patch page says tickets are scheduled for release September 11. Check the final operating calendar before visiting.
Conner’s opens its family farm for a fall festival with a decorated patch, corn maze, wagon rides, farm animals, play areas, duck races, a vendor market, and food trucks.
The 2026 calendar begins October 3 and continues on selected Fridays and Saturdays into early November. The farm separately lists themed dates and a nighttime haunted trail.
Sykes Family Farms operates a nine-acre corn maze and sells pumpkins during its fall season. Admission includes many play attractions, and pumpkin painting is available with a pumpkin purchase.
The farm has posted dates from October 3 through November 1, 2026, with Friday evening and weekend hours. Food, flowers, farm snacks, and nighttime activities are also listed.
Wesley Wells Farms grows pumpkins that visitors can cut or pick from the vine, an uncommon Florida offering. Its festival also includes pick-your-own vegetables and flowers, animals, entertainment, food trucks, crafts, and a children’s area.
The 2026 festival is scheduled for September 26. Pumpkin, vegetable, and flower purchases are separate from admission, with Saturday picking planned afterward while crops last.
Holland Farms offers a traditional patch visit, with a pumpkin included in one admission option. Flower fields, a corn maze, train rides, hayrides, racing carts, swings, a large slide, and a zip line fill out the day.
The posted 2026 season runs September 26 through November 1. Food trucks, pony rides, mining, and some activities cost extra or appear only on selected days.
Farmer Mike’s grows pick-your-own pumpkins for its annual fall festival. The event adds a five-acre family corn maze with game stations, sunflower and wildflower picking, farm food, drinks, and vendors.
The 12th annual Fall Fest runs September 26 through October 31, 2026, with Friday-night and weekend hours. A separate haunted maze opens on selected nights.
Bedner’s hosts its fall festival at the farm and market used for pick-your-own fields, tractor rides, flower fields, and a seasonal animal area. The property remains an operating produce farm and market.
A 2026 festival page is active, but it was still showing a countdown when checked. Confirm the released dates, admission, and pumpkin availability before visiting.
The Berry Farm’s fall season features pumpkin patches, a five-acre corn maze, sunflower fields, hayrides, seasonal food, animal encounters, and large family play areas across its Redland property.
The farm announces a September 16 opening for the 2026 Harvest Festival. Select the fall admission option rather than ordinary seasonal admission when tickets become available.
Flamingo Road Nursery transforms its ten-acre garden center with a large stocked patch, corn stalks, hay bales, mums, scarecrows, and photo scenes. It is a nursery-based fall stop rather than a pumpkin farm.
The 2026 festival runs September 19 through November 2 and is open daily. Hayrides, children’s crafts, food, and rotating weekly themes are part of the event.
The Jupiter lot sells carving, pie, and heirloom pumpkins by weight, plus decorating supplies and seasonal decor. Families can use the lawn games, play features, painting area, and fall photo settings.
Pumpkin Towne describes its locations as patches rather than farms or festivals. The 2026 season begins October 7 and continues through Halloween or until pumpkins sell out.
The Stuart location serves the Jensen Beach and Port St. Lucie area with carving, pie, and heirloom pumpkins, games, play features, painting, and photo areas. Pumpkin Towne notes that its jumbo slide is at this location.
The company’s 2026 season begins October 7 and continues through Halloween or until pumpkins sell out. It is a pumpkin-shopping stop rather than a full farm festival.
The Wellington lot provides Pumpkin Towne’s familiar pumpkin selection, games, decorating station, play features, and fall photographs. It is near the Mall at Wellington Green in the Whole Foods shopping plaza.
The 2026 season begins October 7 and runs through Halloween or until the pumpkin supply sells out. There are no hayrides, food vendors, or corn maze.
This is Pumpkin Towne’s new Boynton Beach-area location, although the published address uses Lantana as the mailing city. It offers pumpkins, games, play features, decorating, and photo areas rather than a full farm festival.
The company lists the location for its 2026 season beginning October 7 and continuing through Halloween or until pumpkins are gone.
A smoother outing
Confirm what the base ticket includes. Pumpkins, pony rides, food, animal feed, and activity zones may cost extra.
Look for clear wording if picking from a vine matters to your family. Many attractive patches use pumpkins brought into a display area.
Rain can close fields, mazes, parking areas, and rides even when a ticketed event remains on the calendar.
Dress for Florida fall
Fields and mazes can be sandy, dusty, muddy, or uneven. Skip shoes that are difficult to clean.
October afternoons can remain hot while evening events cool down. Breathable clothing and a light layer cover both.
Bring sunscreen, water, hats, and a compact rain layer. Shade may be limited away from barns and markets.
A small backpack is easier than a shoulder bag when helping children through a maze or carrying a pumpkin.
Planning questions
Most open from mid or late September through October. Some continue into early or late November, while seasonal pumpkin lots may open only for the weeks leading to Halloween.
No. Some farms grow pumpkins in their own fields, some bring cut pumpkins into a farm festival, and seasonal lots receive pumpkins for retail sale. Each directory profile explains the setting.
Many larger festivals use date-specific or timed tickets, and popular weekends can sell out. Smaller patches may accept walk-in visitors or sell admission only at the gate.
Many farms provide a short children’s maze or an early exit from the main maze. Ask about maze length, lighting, and stroller access before entering with small children.
Policies and terrain differ. Wide-wheel wagons usually handle sand and grass more easily than small stroller wheels, but individual farms may restrict outside wagons.
Fields, parking areas, and rides may close for safety even if the overall event stays open. Check the farm’s same-day update before making a long drive.
More farm outings
For a quieter animal-centered outing outside the fall festival season, browse alpaca farms that welcome visitors and learn what each farm offers before arranging a tour.
You can also return to the Florida alpaca farm directory for individual farm information and more seasonal family activities.