Check the crop
Picking can close when a field is wet or pumpkins run low. A farm may still have harvested pumpkins at its market.

Autumn on the farm
Find a pumpkin in the field, take a hayride or make a day of the corn maze.
Explore the farmsPlan a fall outing
Pennsylvania’s pumpkin farms range from easy wagon trips into the patch to full festivals with mazes, animals and food. These 30 places have pumpkin picking or a substantial fall farm experience, with an official farm site for planning your visit.
Look closely at the admission terms before you go. A ticket to the activities may not include the pumpkin you take home, while some farms charge only for what you pick. Rain, crop conditions and school-group days can also change access to the field.
Check whether you can pick from growing vines or choose a pre-cut pumpkin.
Hayrides, mazes, play areas and pumpkins can be priced separately.
Weekend festivals and weekday picking often follow different schedules.
Across Pennsylvania
Open a farm for details on its patch, other attractions, address and official visitor information. Places are grouped by region to make planning easier.
Southeast & Lehigh Valley
King’s is a pumpkin-centered fall farm where visitors can choose pumpkins from the patch, walk through a corn maze, ride a hay wagon, and meet animals in the petting zoo. The farm also sells mums, gourds, fall decorations, and seasonal food.
General admission and parking are free, while the corn maze and hayride are priced separately. The farm posts its current hours and visitor information on its official website and advises groups to arrange visits ahead of time.
Duncan’s grows a six-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch alongside its changing corn-maze design. Families can also schedule hayrides, reserve a private campfire area, take photographs in the patch, and use a courtyard with a corn box, slide, snacks, and hay-bale play.
The official site identifies the current season as the farm’s 26th and publishes a September-through-early-November calendar. Weather can affect the maze and field, so visitors should check the farm’s update before leaving home.
Mast Farms grows roughly 40 acres of pumpkins and uses two large corn mazes as the centerpieces of its fall festival. More than 20 activities include hay-wagon rides, a jumping pillow, zip lines, a giant tube slide, pumpkin painting, farm animals, a corn bin, and play structures.
The farm has published a 2026 season from September 19 through November 14. Admission covers the main attractions, while pumpkins and food are purchased separately. Mast Farms is closed on Sundays.
Seiple Farms runs weekend hayrides to a 40-acre pumpkin patch and opens a large corn maze during its autumn season. The farm also has animals, a straw maze, pony rides, amusement rides, food trucks, vendors, a pumpkin barn, and a gift shop.
The official site lists the 2026 pumpkin and corn-maze season from September 26 through November 1. Individual activities may have separate charges, and operating conditions can change after rain.
Grim’s combines an irrigated pick-your-own pumpkin patch with its Fall Festival and corn maze. Visitors can also take hayrides, pick apples when available, use family activity areas, and buy seasonal food and farm products.
The farm has published a 2026 fall season from September 5 through November 1, with pumpkin picking beginning September 12 and continuing while the crop lasts. Festival admission and ordinary weekday picking follow different arrangements.
Cherry Crest is a large Lancaster County farm attraction with seasonal pumpkin picking, a five-acre interactive corn maze, slides, games, animal areas, play attractions, food, and special fall events. The pumpkin patch adds a harvest-season activity to a farm that operates from summer into autumn.
The official website and ticket calendar are active for 2026. Attraction availability and admission vary by date, so families should compare the day-ticket options before visiting.
FallFest combines pumpkin picking with more than 25 farm attractions. The ticketed experience includes wagon rides, a themed corn maze, barnyard animals, jumping pillows, slides, pedal carts, live entertainment, food, and evening Halloween lights.
The farm has a complete 2026 FallFest page and date-specific ticket listings. Pumpkin purchases and some extras may not be included with admission, making the ticket description worth checking before arrival.
Hellerick’s Fall Festival uses an 18-acre activity area with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides, farm animals, obstacle-style activities, slides, play spaces, and seasonal food. Pumpkin picking is part of a larger farm-adventure visit rather than a short produce-market stop.
The farm maintains an active fall-festival page with current admission information. Tickets cover the Adventure Farm for the day, while food and some specialty activities may cost extra.
Maple Lawn Farms pairs pick-your-own pumpkins with the Maize Quest Fun Park. The fall setup includes a giant corn maze, wagon rides, more than 30 activities, farm-themed games, play areas, food, and a farm market.
The official 2026 ticket page says pumpkin picking begins September 19 and continues through October 25, crop permitting. Fun Park admission and pumpkins are separate purchases.
Country Barn takes visitors by wagon to a large pick-your-own pumpkin field on its working Lancaster County farm. The adjoining Barnyard Kingdom adds a corn maze, hedge maze, slides, wagon and train rides, farm animals, pig and duck races, and a giant jumping pillow.
The farm’s current site identifies Country Barn as a pumpkin-picking destination and publishes its 2026 operating notices. Pumpkin-field wagon tickets and Barnyard Kingdom admission may be sold separately.
Lytle’s offers wagon rides to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch without charging general farm admission. Visitors can also pay to enter the corn maze and shop for pumpkins, gourds, fall decorations, and farm products.
The official website lists a 2026 season beginning September 19, with Thursday-through-Sunday hours. Pumpkins are priced by weight, and the operating schedule is weather dependent.
Klingel’s Farm grows acres of pumpkins and gourds that visitors can pick directly from the field or reach by hayride. Mazezilla adds an 11-acre corn maze, barnyard animals, games, photographs, food, and gathering spaces.
The official site has a complete 2026 season schedule. There is no charge merely to visit the farm or pumpkin patch, while the maze and selected activities use paid admission.
Linvilla’s long-running Pumpkinland fills the orchard with pumpkins, large harvest displays, hayrides, cornfield mazes, barnyard animals, food, and seasonal events. It is a substantial fall destination where pumpkin shopping is paired with multiple farm activities.
The farm’s 2026 hours and Pumpkinland calendar are published, including a mid-September opening. Hayrides and attractions have their own schedules and ticket rules.
South-Central & Central
Stoner’s fall weekends include access to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze and mini maze, hayrides, a petting zoo, play areas, a pedal-cart track, jump pad, barrel-train rides, and changing special events. Pumpkins, mums, gourds, straw, and corn shocks are available for purchase.
The first-party website is updated for 2026 and maintains a current farm calendar. General admission covers the main maze and activity collection, while some event-day attractions may cost extra.
Hite Farms carries visitors by wagon to a homegrown pick-your-own pumpkin patch. Admission also includes the corn maze, corn box, barnyard animals, bouncy house, and other farm activities, while pumpkins and refreshments are purchased separately.
The official site lists the 2026 season for Saturdays and Sundays from September 19 through October 25. The last wagon ride can leave earlier than the farm’s closing time as daylight shortens.
Mt Airy grows multiple pumpkin varieties and opens its field during the fall harvest. The adjoining Fall Fun Adventure area has more than 20 attractions, including a corn maze, tractor-pulled wagon rides, a cow train, play structures, games, and farm-themed activities.
The farm has an active 2026 ticket page for its fall attraction area. Pumpkin picking and general play-area admission have different terms, so visitors should check both before choosing a date.
Country Creek uses its working produce farm for a fall outing with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, and group events. The same farm also runs seasonal pick-your-own fields and a farm stand, making the autumn attractions part of a broader growing operation.
The official website is active and confirms the pumpkin patch, corn maze, and hayrides. Exact fall dates can change, so visitors should use the farm’s latest update before traveling.
Creekside’s Family Fun Farm location has a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides when weather permits, animals, children’s activities, and a farm market. The property also offers seasonal sunflower cutting.
The first-party website remains active and describes the current attractions at the East Berlin farm. Hours and hayrides can change with weather, so same-day confirmation is helpful.
Rohrbach’s fall setup includes a field pumpkin patch, themed corn maze, apple slingshot, children’s Playland, photo areas, farm market, barbecue, and an on-site winery. Selected Saturdays add extended activities and seasonal events.
The farm’s official 2026 page names the Scarecrow Prom corn-maze theme and publishes current visitor details. Maze, Playland, pumpkins, and food have separate prices.
At The Barnyard is a dedicated fall attraction built around a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayride, mums, and family activities. Its manageable collection of attractions makes it suited to families looking for a farm outing rather than a simple pumpkin purchase.
The first-party website lists a September 12 opening for the 2026 season and provides current operating information. Hours are seasonal and can change with field conditions.
Seyfert’s opens a corn maze and pumpkin patch on a 140-acre dairy farm. A scenic hayride crosses the property, while the visitor area adds farm activities and seasonal food for families.
The official site is updated for the 2026 fall season and publishes its September opening information. The farm’s outdoor attractions are weather dependent.
Northeast
Brown Hill Farms runs a ticketed Pumpkin Fest with a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides, jump pad, train rides, farm animals, play areas, flower fields, and photo settings. The farm is designed for an extended visit rather than a quick purchase.
The official site lists the 2026 Pumpkin Fest from September 26 through October 31 on Saturdays and Sundays. Tickets and activity availability should be checked before arriving.
Roba’s Pumpkin Harvest Festival surrounds a large pumpkin field with a wide collection of fall attractions. Visitors can pick a pumpkin, watch pig races, use slides and play areas, try low-rope activities, sit by a campfire, and buy farm food and seasonal treats.
The 2026 farm season runs from September 4 through November 1, with the Pumpkin Harvest Festival occupying the central fall period. Ticket prices vary by date and admission tier.
West & Northwest
Port Farms opens a broad Fall Harvest experience with a pumpkin patch, five-acre corn maze, wagon rides, farm animals, bouncing pillows, pedal carts, slides, corn play areas, food, and more than 25 farm attractions. Most core activities are covered by admission.
The 2026 Fall Harvest runs September 12 through November 1, Wednesday through Sunday, with longer Friday and Saturday hours. The farm also schedules themed weekends and evening events.
Coolspring Ranch combines a pumpkin patch with a 12-acre corn maze, scenic hayride, slides, jumping areas, barnyard activities, animals, and play attractions. Optional token activities include pony rides, pumpkin painting, a cow train, gem mining, and a pumpkin blaster.
The farm’s official website is updated for its 2026 fall season. General admission covers the core attractions, while token activities cost extra.
Harvest Valley converts its working produce farm into a pick-your-own pumpkin festival on October weekends. The free-admission event has hayrides, a cornstalk maze, straw tunnel, corn pit, farm animals, play areas, food, baked goods, vendors, face painting, and live music.
The official 2026 page lists Saturday and Sunday festival dates throughout October. Pumpkins and activities are paid for separately at the farm.
Sissons’ is a dedicated seasonal pumpkin-patch business with a corn maze, hayride, pedal carts, slides, games, play areas, fire-site rentals, concessions, and a gift shop. The farm is built around a fall family outing rather than ordinary produce retail.
The official site lists its 2026 season from September 12 through October 25 on weekends, plus October 12. Admission covers the main attraction area.
Freedom Farms offers pumpkin picking alongside tractor rides, a corn maze, corn pit, hay mountain, animal barn, play areas, pick-your-own sunflowers, pony rides, food, and local craft vendors. The pumpkin patch is a central part of the October festival but pumpkins are purchased separately.
The official page lists 2026 festival dates for weekends in October and October 12. Base admission covers the tractor ride and several activity areas, while selected attractions cost extra.
Reeger’s is a dedicated October pumpkin festival with pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, barnyard areas, food, and family farm activities. The event operates on selected weekends rather than throughout the week.
The first-party website publishes four festival weekends in October 2026, running from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weather updates and activity details should be checked before traveling.
Duda’s operates fall hayrides to its pumpkin patch and opens a corn maze at the working farm. Visitors can pick a pumpkin, use the maze, shop the farm market, and buy seasonal food and produce.
The official site lists 2026 hayrides from September 19 through November 1 on weekends, with Friday afternoon rides and weekday group reservations. The schedule is weather dependent.
Before heading out
Picking can close when a field is wet or pumpkins run low. A farm may still have harvested pumpkins at its market.
Bring time for the maze or hayride if those are the reason for your trip; some attractions close before the farm market.
Paths can be muddy or uneven. Shoes that handle a field make carrying your pumpkin back much easier.
The season keeps moving
Pumpkin picking makes a good autumn tradition because every family can keep the outing as short or long as it likes. When you want a quieter visit with animals instead of a busy festival, find alpaca farms with visitor experiences and check whether tours require a reservation. Some farms offer time to learn about fiber as well as meet the herd.
After choosing a pumpkin, you may want another trip that suits a different weekend. Explore family farm outings for ideas that work through the changing seasons, from farm visits to picking days. Check a venue’s current calendar before planning around a specific activity.
If a road trip takes you outside Pennsylvania, browse alpaca farms in other states and build a farm stop into the route. Allow time for a guided visit where one is offered, especially when you’re traveling with children who want to meet the animals.