Picking or pre-picked?
Some farms let visitors cut or carry pumpkins from the field. Others sell pre-picked pumpkins near the market. Check the listing and current crop report if walking the patch matters to your family.
Wisconsin Fall farm directory
Pumpkin patches across Wisconsin
Compare Wisconsin farms offering pumpkin picking, corn mazes, wagon rides, autumn markets, and family activities. Each listing explains what is available and what to check before leaving home.
60 farms listed · Wisconsin fall directory
Wisconsin pumpkin directory
Find a pumpkin patch
Open a listing for fall activities, visiting notes, address, and the farm’s official website.
Check the day’s conditions.
Weather, field supply, admission rules, and attraction hours can change during the fall season.
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An orchard and farm store offering pumpkins and gourds alongside apples, cider, baked goods, fall plants and Wisconsin-made products.
Pumpkins are sold during the fall orchard season; check the farm’s current availability before visiting.
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A working orchard and family farm with a pumpkin patch, apple picking, wagon rides, farm animals and seasonal food.
Pumpkin activities operate during the fall season, with current admission and picking details posted online.
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A family orchard and market with U-pick pumpkins, apples, a corn maze, wagon rides and seasonal events.
Pumpkin picking generally begins in September; visitors should confirm crop conditions and hours online.
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A long-running fruit farm that opens a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and also sells pre-picked pumpkins in fall.
The patch normally opens in early October, subject to crop readiness and weather.
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A large seasonal farm attraction centered on Pumpkin Fest, with a pumpkin patch, corn mazes, play areas, farm animals and food.
Dated tickets and current festival hours are available through the farm website.
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A produce farm with pumpkins, gourds, squash, fall décor and seasonal family activities that include a corn maze and hayrides.
Fall activities and pumpkin sales operate on published seasonal dates.
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A family farm offering pumpkins, a corn maze, play activities, farm animals, produce stands and farm-made maple products.
The fall attraction uses seasonal dates and ticketing; check the website before travel.
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A family-run pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a country hayride, five-acre corn maze, farm activities and seasonal food.
Public dates and after-dark maze nights vary by season and are posted online.
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A family-owned patch with pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, a corn maze and more than twenty daytime farm activities.
The farm publishes opening dates, admission information and special-event dates on its website.
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An educational adventure farm whose autumn program includes a wagon ride to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, animals and play areas.
Fall admission dates are seasonal; visitors should verify the current schedule before arriving.
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A public pumpkin farm with a pick-your-own field, pre-picked pumpkins, free hayrides, a corn maze, animals and weekend entertainment.
The farm opens seasonally in September, with some activities limited to weekends or affected by weather.
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A produce farm near Wisconsin Dells with pumpkins, a farm market, play areas, animals and seasonal fall activities.
Hours and available attractions change through the growing season, so current details should be checked online.
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A seasonal farm attraction with a large corn maze, pumpkins, wagon rides, play areas and family activities.
Fall dates, admission and crop information are published on the farm website.
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A fifth-generation produce farm with pick-your-own pumpkins, wagon rides, a free play area, farm goods and cider donuts.
The farm posts a limited late-September-to-October pumpkin season each year.
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A maple farm and year-round store that opens a pick-your-own pumpkin field and also offers pre-picked pumpkins and fall decorating supplies.
The farm publishes daily pumpkin-picking dates and selected free hayride events for the fall season.
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A fall farm attraction with pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, corn mazes, giant slides, play areas and concessions.
The farm operates on published September-to-November dates with paid admission.
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A community orchard where visitors can pick apples and pumpkins and enjoy cider, donuts, a corn maze and fall activities.
Pumpkin and orchard availability is seasonal; current picking information is posted online.
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A working farm and market whose Fall Festival includes a pumpkin patch, apple orchard, wagon rides, corn maze and petting farm.
Festival admission is ticketed on weekends, with a more limited weekday farm program.
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An orchard and fall destination with a public pumpkin patch, apple picking, farm activities, wagon rides, animals and a bakery.
The pumpkin patch and store can be visited during the published fall season; some activity areas require admission.
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A working dairy farm and store with fall corn mazes, pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, a play area and farm animals.
Fall dates and activity admission are seasonal; check the store’s website for current information.
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A family farm with animals, pony rides and a fall season that includes pumpkins, hayrides and seasonal activities.
The farm posts selected public fall weekends and also accepts group reservations.
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A family farm with a fall corn maze, pumpkin sales, farm animals, play activities and seasonal food.
Daytime family hours and separate evening events are published for the fall season.
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A pumpkin farm with a pumpkin shed, corn maze, play area and seasonal family activities.
The website lists daily pumpkin-shed hours and separate maze and play-area hours during the fall season.
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A seasonal pumpkin farm with pick-your-own pumpkins, a corn maze, petting zoo and children’s activities.
The farm opens on selected fall weekends; current dates and weather notices appear online.
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An orchard with pick-your-own apples and pumpkins, a market, cider mill, bakery foods and farm activities.
Pumpkin availability follows the fall harvest and should be confirmed on the orchard website.
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A family farm with a pick-from-the-vine pumpkin patch, pre-picked pumpkins, mums, produce, corn mazes and a harvest event.
Patch access and maze events are seasonal; group visits can also be arranged.
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An orchard and fall farm attraction with pumpkins, apples, wagon rides, play areas, farm animals and seasonal food.
The orchard posts current harvest dates, hours and admission details online.
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A diversified U-pick farm offering seasonal fruit, vegetables, flowers and pumpkins, along with a farm store and family events.
Crop availability changes through the season; visitors should check the farm website before arriving.
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A family-owned fall destination with more than forty pumpkin varieties, a pumpkin area, corn maze, hayrides, animals and seasonal food.
The farm publishes daily country-store hours and separate activity-area hours for its fall season.
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An orchard with a pick-your-own pumpkin area, pre-picked apples, cider, farm animals and seasonal displays.
Pumpkin picking typically begins in late September or early October, depending on the crop.
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A pumpkin farm with pumpkins and gourds, a corn maze, petting zoo, play areas, train rides and other daytime activities.
The farm opens seasonally from September through October, with activity details posted online.
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An orchard and farm market growing apples and pumpkins, with weekend wagon rides, a corn maze, bakery and play areas.
Pumpkins are available in the fall as U-pick or pre-picked, subject to crop conditions.
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A fall farm attraction associated with Mommsen’s Produce Patch, offering pumpkins, a corn maze, wagon rides, farm activities and a market.
The farm operates during a published fall season; visitors should verify dates and admission online.
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An educational petting farm whose autumn program includes a wagon ride to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch.
The pumpkin harvest celebration runs from mid-September through October on published dates.
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A family orchard offering pick-your-own pumpkins along with apples, cider and a seasonal farm market.
The pumpkin crop is seasonal, so picking conditions and hours should be confirmed before travel.
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A farm stand known for pumpkins and gourds, with pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, bakery and weekend concessions.
The stand is open through October, while rides and other activities follow a seasonal schedule.
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A small family farm offering pumpkins, fall décor and seasonal activities in a rural setting.
Public dates are limited and change each year; confirm the current schedule through the farm website.
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A family-owned pumpkin farm with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, farm animals and children’s activities.
The farm publishes weekend public hours in October and accepts school groups on weekdays.
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A pumpkin farm with dozens of pumpkin varieties, a large corn maze, farm animals, photo areas and fall food.
The farm posts its seasonal opening date, hours and maze information online.
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A diversified produce farm with U-pick pumpkins, a corn maze, fall activities and a farm market.
Pumpkin picking and attractions operate on seasonal dates published by the farm.
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A Door County corn-maze attraction with a three-acre pumpkin patch, farm animals, cider pressing and family activities.
It opens for a defined September-to-October season with ticketed maze admission.
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A seasonal pumpkin farm with pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides and fall décor.
The farm is generally open daily during its fall season; current hours are posted online.
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A fall festival farm with a fourteen-acre pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides, farm animals, games and evening events.
The farm uses seasonal ticketing and publishes separate daytime and after-dark schedules.
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A family-operated seasonal stand selling locally grown carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, gourds and squash.
The pumpkin stand opens on published fall dates; it is primarily a shop rather than a full activity farm.
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A family farm market with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, play area, fall treats and seasonal events.
Pumpkin and maze hours are seasonal and may be affected by weather or crop conditions.
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A small family pumpkin patch with pumpkins, a corn maze and simple outdoor fall activities.
The farm operates during limited seasonal hours posted on its website.
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An orchard and family farm with a six-acre pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides, apples, raspberries and an activity area.
The pumpkin patch offers U-pick and pre-picked pumpkins during published fall hours.
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A long-running pumpkin farm with pumpkins, hayrides, corn mazes, play activities, seasonal food and weekend entertainment.
The farm opens for a defined fall season; activity availability can differ between weekdays and weekends.
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A family agritourism farm with U-pick pumpkins, a weekend fall festival, play attractions, a maze and farm animals.
Weekday pumpkin-picking hours and ticketed weekend festival hours are listed separately online.
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A 200-acre working farm with thousands of pumpkins, a large corn maze, farm animals, trails and play spaces.
The farm sells dated tickets online and also offers gate admission during its published fall season.
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A seasonal market and greenhouse with a pumpkin patch, corn mazes, wagon rides and fall activities.
The business operates seasonally through October; check its current market and event information online.
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A fall festival farm with acres of U-pick pumpkins, a corn maze, more than thirty activities and farm-made food.
Day passes and the current festival calendar are available through the farm website.
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A large pumpkin farm with pumpkins, wagon rides, a corn maze, bakery, produce and many outdoor attractions.
The farm publishes seasonal opening dates, weekday and weekend hours, admission and ticket options online.
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A farm hosting a full harvest festival with U-pick pumpkins, a corn maze, farm activities and a market.
The festival operates on published fall dates with online ticketing and event information.
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A certified-organic produce farm whose fall season includes a pumpkin patch, corn maze and harvest activities.
Fall Family Days and field-trip dates are seasonal; current information is posted on the farm website.
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A working dairy farm with a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, children’s activities and seasonal events.
Fall dates and attraction hours are seasonal and should be confirmed before visiting.
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A family pumpkin farm with pick-your-own pumpkins, a corn maze, wagon rides, a petting barn and fall decorating supplies.
The farm posts its September opening date and daily fall hours online, with some activities limited to weekends.
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A year-round farm market whose Harvest Fest includes hayrides to a pumpkin patch and corn maze, apple picking and seasonal food.
The market is open daily, while orchard and harvest activities run on selected fall dates.
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A family farm offering pumpkins and scheduled fall activities in a rural setting.
The farm posts limited seasonal dates and event information on its website.
Before choosing a farm
Plan for the kind of fall day you want
Wisconsin pumpkin destinations range from simple roadside patches to ticketed farm festivals with mazes, animals, food, and play areas. A smaller patch may suit a quick pumpkin stop, while a larger attraction can take several hours.
Know what admission covers
General admission, parking, maze entry, wagon rides, activities, and pumpkins may be priced separately. Reviewing ticket terms helps avoid surprises at larger fall festivals.
Expect outdoor conditions
Rain can close fields, mazes, and wagon routes even when a market remains open. Closed-toe shoes and layers are useful for mud, uneven ground, wind, and changing temperatures.
A “pumpkin patch” can mean a pick-your-own field, a wagon ride to the crop, a market selling farm-grown pumpkins, or a pumpkin area inside a larger autumn festival. The individual listings describe the format so visitors can compare the experience, not just the address.
This directory is part of our guide to Wisconsin farms. Visitors can also learn about alpacas, explore different farm experiences, or browse farms across the United States.
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