Pick from the patch
These farms invite visitors into the field to choose pumpkins. Availability can change quickly after busy weekends.
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Pumpkin patches in New Hampshire
Find farms for pumpkin picking, fall markets, corn mazes, wagon rides, and other seasonal harvest outings.
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20 New Hampshire pumpkin patches
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Pick-your-own
Corn maze / activities
Farm-grown pumpkin market
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Alyson's Orchard grows its own pumpkins, gourds, and winter squash for the fall season. Visitors can choose from the farm's pumpkin selection while combining the trip with apple picking, the farmstand, scenic orchard grounds, and a children's play area.
Weekend wagon rides are commonly offered during the pick-your-own season, and the property also has goats and other farm animals. The orchard posts current hours and seasonal activities online, while its lodging and event venue operate separately.
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Applecrest Farm Orchards includes pumpkins in its seasonal pick-your-own program and runs public Harvest Festival weekends from late August through October. Fall visits can combine the pumpkin and apple harvest with a corn maze, tractor rides, live music, barnyard animals, and food from the market and bakery.
Festival admission and parking are generally free, while picked produce and some activities are purchased separately. The farm publishes a dated annual festival calendar and recommends confirming crop conditions before traveling.
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Beans & Greens Farm builds a substantial public attraction around the fall harvest. Its seasonal grounds include a pumpkin area, corn maze, hayrides, barnyard animals, children's activities, live entertainment, food service, and a year-round farm market.
Daytime family activities and the farm's evening Fear Farm have different schedules and audiences. Visitors should review the current event page for admission, maze hours, and age guidance before choosing a date.
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Beech Hill Farm sells a large seasonal assortment of pumpkins, gourds, mums, and corn stalks through its Gardener's Barn. The fall visit is supported by two themed corn mazes, barnyard animals, a country store, nature trail, and the farm's ice-cream barn.
The pumpkins are arranged for selection rather than promoted as a pick-from-the-vine field. The mazes run daily during their posted late-summer and fall season, with separate admission purchased at the Ice Cream Barn.
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Brookdale Fruit Farm is a large retail, wholesale, and pick-your-own operation that grows pumpkins along with apples and an extensive vegetable crop. Its fall offerings include farm-grown pumpkins and squash, orchard picking, a busy farmstand, bakery items, and ice cream.
Pumpkin sales and field access depend on the harvest, and the farm's website separates current picking information from general crop listings. Visitors should check the live update before assuming that pumpkins are available for field picking on a specific day.
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Butternut Farm is a 30-acre pick-your-own fruit farm with a public pumpkin field during the September and October harvest. Guests can walk into the patch to choose pumpkins or buy pumpkins and decorative gourds near the farmstand for a quicker stop.
The farm also offers apple picking, baked cider doughnuts, and an on-site hard-cider tasting area. Its homepage is updated with weekly picking conditions, prices, hours, and weather-related changes.
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Carter Hill Orchard grows pumpkins as part of its fall crop and welcomes families for orchard visits, pick-your-own apples, and shopping at the country store. The bakery, cider mill, observation tower, walking areas, and seasonal produce make it a practical autumn stop.
The farm does not consistently describe its pumpkins as a walk-through picking field, so visitors should expect either farm-grown pumpkins at the store or limited field access according to that season's crop. Current harvest notices are posted on the homepage.
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Charmingfare Farm holds a ticketed Pumpkin Festival on selected October dates. The event includes a horse-drawn ride to the pumpkin area, a pumpkin for each eligible ticket holder, farm-animal visits, North American wildlife exhibits, live entertainment, and children's activities.
This is a scheduled festival rather than an open daily pumpkin field. Tickets are sold for specific dates, and the farm publishes a current calendar with weather policies and details about what each admission includes.
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Coppal House Farm grows a colorful selection of pumpkins, squash, gourds, corn stalks, and other fall decorations. Its principal autumn attraction is a large themed corn maze with weekend programming, including wagon rides, food, music, harvest events, and public night mazes on selected dates.
Pumpkins are sold from the farm's fall display rather than presented as a general pick-your-own field. The farm maintains a dedicated current-season website with dated hours, admission information, event listings, and advance ticket sales.
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DeMeritt Hill Farm grows pumpkins in three patches and offers both pick-your-own and pre-picked options. Visitors can walk or take a weekend hayride toward the active picking areas, then use the farm's trail network, bakery, store, picnic areas, and other orchard facilities.
The farm also schedules a dedicated Pumpkinfest and pumpkin-carving activities, while Haunted Overload operates on the property under its own calendar and age guidance. Current farm hours, picking conditions, and event dates are posted online.
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Emery Farm is a historic working farm with a year-round market and café. Its autumn operation includes farm-grown pumpkins and seasonal decorations, with fall activities that have included a corn maze, weekend tractor-wagon rides, farm animals, and woodland paths.
The farm's current website is actively maintained, but the exact fall-attraction schedule can change from year to year. Visitors interested in the maze or wagon rides should confirm the current calendar rather than relying on an older seasonal listing.
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Gould Hill Farm grows pumpkins and a broad fall vegetable crop alongside more than 100 apple cultivars. Visitors come for orchard picking, farm-grown pumpkins, the bakery and store, long mountain views, and the on-site Contoocook Cider Company.
Pumpkins may be sold through the farm store rather than through a staffed public patch every season. The farm posts current fruit-picking and store information online, so guests should confirm the pumpkin arrangement before making a dedicated picking trip.
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J & F Farms is a family farm with seasonal pick-your-own pumpkins, a corn maze, petting farm, and public produce stand. Its fall operation is suited to families who want a pumpkin outing with additional activities at one location.
The maze and pumpkin crop follow a limited autumn schedule, while the petting farm and stand have their own seasonal hours. The farm maintains an active website with event, field-trip, and group-party information.
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Lavoie's Farm grows pick-your-own pumpkins in several types, including carving, sugar, white, and small decorative pumpkins. Fall visitors can also pick apples and find gourds, corn stalks, mums, cider, baked goods, and other seasonal produce.
The farm has traditionally paired the harvest with hayrides, a corn maze, and a weekend corn boil. Its own site remains online with current operating months and hours, though guests should verify the dates of individual fall activities before arriving.
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Mack's Apples is a large historic orchard with seasonal pick-your-own pumpkins and apples. Pumpkin fields are located near parts of the orchard system, while the main farm market carries pumpkins, gourds, squash, cider, doughnuts, maple products, and other fall goods.
The farm also operates a corn maze and ice-cream stand during their announced seasons. Because picking locations and crop availability can change during the harvest, visitors should use the farm's current update to identify the correct field.
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McKenzie's Farm operates a pick-your-own pumpkin field and keeps a large pre-picked selection at its farmstand. The harvest commonly includes carving pumpkins, small and large sizes, white and blue pumpkins, textured types, gourds, and winter squash.
Families can combine pumpkin picking with apples, cider doughnuts, baked goods, and the garden center. The website displays a clear open-or-closed status for each crop and updates its hours during the picking season.
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Moulton Farm opens a pick-your-own pumpkin patch beside its annual four-acre corn maze. Visitors can search the field for a pumpkin or choose among pre-picked carving, cooking, and specialty pumpkins near the market.
The fall attraction also includes a sunflower area when blooms remain, children's activities, and access to the farm's bakery, market, garden center, and prepared foods. The website publishes a dated opening announcement and current maze information each season.
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Riverview Farm specializes in pick-your-own apples, pumpkins, raspberries, and blueberries. During the August-through-October harvest, visitors can walk to the pumpkin field, explore the farm's annual story-based corn maze, and shop for produce and seasonal goods.
The maze changes theme each year and becomes a separate haunted fundraiser around Halloween. The farm posts current seasonal hours and clearly identifies when its harvest operation is open.
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Sherman Farm is a multigenerational working farm with a major ten-acre corn maze during September and October. The farm market carries pumpkins and other fall produce, while the maze grounds add games, farm-themed activities, food, and family programming on scheduled weekends.
This is primarily a corn-maze and farm-market pumpkin stop rather than a conventional pick-your-own pumpkin field. The farm publishes a dated annual maze opening and current market hours on its website.
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Trombly Gardens is a fourth-generation farm with seasonal pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, outdoor animals, and an active farm market. Its fall events are geared toward families and commonly combine the maze and ride with food, ice cream, and time around the farm.
Pumpkin availability and activity dates are announced through the farm's current calendar and social updates. The market keeps broader hours than some ticketed or weekend-only attractions, so visitors should confirm what is running on their chosen date.
Plan the outing
Three ways these farms handle pumpkins
Choose farm-grown pumpkins
Some farms harvest their pumpkins and arrange them near the market, orchard, or activity area instead of opening the growing field.
Add a maze or hayride
Corn mazes, wagon rides, animals, food, and festivals often have narrower hours or separate admission from pumpkin purchases.
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