Best Pumpkin Patch in Vancouver and Beyond [2024]

While October brings fall colors, a return to school for kids, talk of the changing of the season, it also means it is time for an annual trip to the local Vancouver pumpkin patch. While Halloween is the most popular night of the season for many, there is an entire month of great fall things to do in Vancouver in October. Whether you are looking for the perfect pumpkin or some outdoor fun for the kids, or maybe want some great sunset photos in a farm field, this list of the best pumpkin patches in Vancouver will give you everything you need to know about having a great outdoor day!

We all know that most of the farms are outside of the city of Vancouver so this list includes a lot of farms in the Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley! While you are out visiting one of these farms, take some time to see what other great things you can do in the Fraser Valley! There are plenty of fall events! Remember to pack for the weather, and bring boots, the pumpkin patch in Vancouver can often be muddy, even on a sunny day!

Tips for Visiting Vancouver Pumpkin Patches

Tip #1: Dress for the weather and bring boots for kids, even on sunny days! The farms can be muddy and have soft ground, even on sunny days.

Tip #2: Check to see if the farms take credit cards before arriving. While most do, when picking pumpkins in the fields sometimes it is cash only. Be prepared and bring some cash!

Tip #3: Bring a bag for your pumpkin (right out to the field)! The perfect pumpkin can often be muddy or dirty. Bring a bag to put the pumpkin in. It also makes it easier to carry and to take back to your car

Tip #4: Check to make sure the pumpkin is hard on all sides. When we have wet weather, the bottom of the pumpkins can rot. Make sure your pumpkin does not have any soft spots, or it will likely not make it until Halloween.

Tip #5: If you did not park close to the farm (they do get very busy) try and get your pumpkin at the end of your visit to the farm. It means you are not carrying it around the whole time (and another reason that you want to bring a bag with you!)

Tip #7: Some pumpkin patches in the lower mainland sell online tickets. So check with each farm in advance!

After you have finished this post, check out this post on other fun fall activities in Vancouver

Metro Vancouver: Surrey Pumpkin Farms

Port Kells Pumpkin Patch

Port Kells Nurseries plants over 10 000 pumpkin seeds every year to supply the Port Kells Pumpkin Patch. Admission is free this year and includes access to the pumpkin patch, outdoor play areas, animal attractions and the cedar maze.

Port Kells Pumpkin Patch is located at 18730 88th Ave, Surrey

Port Kells Pumpkin Patch Hours Oct 1-31 2022 9:00am to 6:00pm

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Rondriso Farms Pumpkin Patch Surrey

Rondriso Pumpkin Patch has more than just pumpkins. They have a general store and offer gourds, cornstalks, mini-pumpkins, pasture-raised chicken, eggs, soups, sauces and pre-made meals! Enjoy a hayride down to the pumpkin fields and pick out your own pumpkin, or choose from an assortment of already-picked pumpkins. Entrance to the Pumpkin Patch is $6 per person (aged 2 and up) and Hayrides to the field are an additional $3 each. Hay wagon rides go from 10:00-6:00 on weekends and holidays (Oct. 2, Thanksgiving Monday, Oct. 9th, and the professional day Oct. 20th). Hayrides are available on Mondays to Fridays from 3:00-6:00 throughout the month of October.

Rondriso Farms is located at 8390 172nd St, Surrey

Pumpkin Picking Hours Mondays-Friday 3:00-6:00, Weekends 10:00-6:00

Admission: Entrance to the Pumpkin Patch is $6 per person (aged 2 and up) and Hayrides to the field are an additional $3 each.

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Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch

The Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch is located at Gabriel Farms and is a popular fall attraction in South Surrey. The farmers at Hazelmere grow a wide variety of different pumpkins, perfect for carving, colourful displays, and pumpkin pie! Admission includes a hayride to the field, a mini corn maze, access to the farm animal interaction areas, and the play areas.  Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch in Surrey is open on Thanksgiving Monday.

Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch Surrey is located at 18507 20th Ave

Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch hours Monday to Friday 2:00-5:00 Saturday to Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm

Admission: $10 per person on weekends and $7.50 on weekdays (under 2 are free). Admission does not include a pumpkin. Pumpkins are sold by size and weight.

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Metro Vancouver: Langley Pumpkin Patches

Below you will find some of the best pumpkin patches in Langley.

Aldor Acres Pumpkin Patch Langley

Aldor Acres is a popular pumpkin-picking experience in Langley. They offer animals, hay rides, pumpkins, and an authentic farm experience. There is also a farm market with all kinds of preserves, honey, meat, eggs and snacks to take home!

Aldor Acres is open 9am to 6pm until Oct 31st. Tickets are available online for pre-purchase and it is recommended you prepurchase tickets for the weekends. 

Price: General Admission is $15 (with the exception of babies). Pumpkins are sold seperately

Location: 8301 252nd St, Langley

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Eagle Acres Pumpkin Patch

Eagle Acres Pumpkin Patch with the goal of keeping the animals and guests all calm and safe during their visit to the farm and pumpkin patch.  The animals on this working farm are for education, visiting, and interaction while respecting the animal’s personal space and therefore not causing mental stress. This year Eagle Acres has 25 varieties of pumpkins and gourds and includes a hay ride into the pumpkin patch. Eagle Acres offers a unique look at a working dairy farm and for 2024 also includes a corn maze.

Location: 8796 240th St, Langley

Dates: October 1,2, 6-9, 13-15, 20-22, 27-29

Times: Weekends, including Holidays & Provincial Pro-D (Oct 20) Day, 10am – 5pm Fridays, 2pm-5pm

Admission: Adult Admission – $14 + Gst Children/Seniors Admission – $12 + Gst, Under 2 years free

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Krause Berry Farms Pumpkin Patch

Krause Berry Farms is very well known for berries, but it also has a U-Pick pumpkin field and large market. Make sure you come hungry because Krause Berry Farms is serving up fresh, hot waffles (including pumpkin flavour) at its walk-in waffle bar, featuring outdoor covered and garden seating. The waffle bar is open from 9:30 – 4pm. Krause also has wine tasting.

Krause Berry Farms and Langley U-Pick Pumpkin Hours: Wed–Sun, 9:30am–5pm

Location: 6179 248th St, Langley

Tickets: There are a variety of ticket options, including pumpkin patch only all the way up to VIP passes that include wine tastings, as well as return tickets!

Metro Vancouver: Abbotsford Pumpkin Patches

These are some of the Abbotsford pumpkin patches you can visit.

Maan Farms Abbotsford Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Fall at the Farm at Maan Farms is ready for visitors. Your Fall at the Farm pass includes the pumpkin patch, petting zoo, themed corn maze, jumping pillow, zip line, pedal cart track, and multiple play structures. For 2024 there is a forest pumpkin patch.

Maan Farms also has wine tastings which include grapes and berries grown on Mann Farm, fresh baked goods, Mamma Maan’s kitchen serving delicious butter chicken, chickpea curry, and a variety of other meals. If you have never been to Maan Farms, make sure to bring your appetite because their pumpkin spice cream ice cream is a must-try!

Maan Farms is open every day from 9am – 6pm. Select evenings have the Haunted Corn maze until 10pm or 11pm

Location: 790 McKenzie Road, Abbotsford

Maan Farms also has an evening of Horrors! You can read more about it and other Haunted Houses in Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

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Taves Family Farm (AKA The Applebarn)

Taves Family Farm boasts a huge apple orchard, pumpkin patch and kids activities, plan to spend a few hours here as it is one of the fun things to do in the Fraser Valley in September or really, at any time of the year! Kids can visit the petting zoo, play on the jumping pillow, ride tricycles, play on the barn play structure, and explore the many photo opportunities throughout the farm.

While you may be looking for pumpkins, Taves Farms offers one of the best apple picking opportunities in Metro Vancouver.

Taves Farm recently opened a cidery as well. After exploring the farm pop into the Taves Cidery and try a flight of their ciders, each named after one of the animals on the farm.

Taves Family Farm is open daily.

Hours: 9:30am – 5:30pm (farm attractions open at 10am)

Location: 333 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford

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Willowview Farms

Willowview Farms is open for the 2024 season and celebrating its 30th year of providing produce direct from the farm. They take pride in providing local produce to the community and offer U Pick fields for visitors. Willowview grows 20 varieties of apples and 50 varieties of pumpkins! The Country Store is open for picked apples, slushies, and other goodies. The barn is open for visiting animals. There is no cost to visit Willowview farms. For picking, bring your own bags.

Hours: Tues-Sat 9-5:30, Sunday 11-5:30 Closed most Mondays

Location: 288 McCallum Road, Abbotsford

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Metro Vancouver Corn Maze: Chilliwack

Chilliwack Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm

The Chilliwack Corn Maze is a carefully planned out maze on 12 acres of farmland in Chilliwack. Would you believe they start the design process 4-6 months in advance! They have been operating since 1999 and now have a pumpkin patch to visit. There are also pedal carts, a jumping pillow, animals and more.

Chilliwack Corn Maze is open Monday – Friday 2pm – 9pm, Saturday 9am – 9pm Sunday 9am – 6pm

Location: 41905 Yale Road West, Chilliwack

Rates: Adult – $14.50 (ages 15+) Kids – $12.50 (ages 3-14) Seniors – $12.50 (65+) 2 yrs and under –  Free