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There’s no shortage of pumpkin patches around Metro Vancouver. Read on for our list to visit this Halloween season
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They’re here for a gourd time, not a long time.
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Pumpkin patches throughout Metro Vancouver are readying for the 2026 season and while the season often passes by faster than a haunted mine train, you can still get a head start planning your day in the patch.
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There’s no shortage of pumpkin patches across Metro Vancouver where you can pick a pumpkin for Halloween, snap some Instagram photos, or chase your kids around while they get muddy.
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Read on for our list of pumpkin patches to visit around Metro Vancouver in 2026.
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Laity Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 12725 Laity St., Maple Ridge
Hours: Opens daily for the 2026 season from Sept. 26, hours vary.
Price: Children, adults and seniors (ages 3 and up) are $16 on weekends and holidays, $13 on weekdays; children ages 2 and under are free with a paying adult.
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Laity Pumpkin Patch is big. So big, that it has a north patch and a south patch, on either side of 128 Avenue in Maple Ridge. The north patch is for the younger crowd, a bit more family-friendly and accommodating for those under the age of 4, while the south patch is for those over the age of 4.
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Check out the corn maze, yard games, farm animals, and if you’re visiting the south patch, stop for a beer at the Patch Brewery. Attractions are included in the cost of a ticket but pumpkins are sold separately.
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Eagle Acres Pumpkins
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Location: 8796 240 St., Langley
Hours: Open weekends, holidays and Pro-D Days only beginning Sept. 26, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with final entry at 4 p.m. each day
Price: Adults are $15 plus GST, children over the age of 2 and seniors are $13 plus GST, kids aged 2 and under get in free. Pumpkins are priced based on weight or unit.
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Check out Eagle Acres for tractor-pulled hayrides to and from the patch, visit with their herd of cows, and check out their brand new playground and patio, before picking out your own pumpkin to take home. This year, there are 25 different varieties of pumpkins and gourds that have been planted for your picking pleasure.
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Harris Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 24227 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge
Hours: Opening date is TBA.
Price: No admission but pumpkins are priced based on size.
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If you’re just looking for a casual, simple pumpkin patch for a few photos and to take home a pumpkin, check out the family-run Harris Pumpkin Patch. There’s no admission, no attractions, no petting zoo and no hayrides but that also means fewer crowds to contend with. The Harris family keeps the main thing the main thing — and the main thing is pumpkins.
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Southlands Farm Pumpkin Farm Fest
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Location: 3208 West 51st Ave., Vancouver
Hours: Opening date is TBA.
Price: Admission is TBA.
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If you’re looking to stay close to the city, check out Southlands Farm’s Pumpkin Farm Fest. Meet the locals (ie. goats, sheep, chickens and horses), choose a pumpkin and enjoy a campfire. Not all pumpkins are grown on site though, some came from a farm in Delta and are “spread around the orchard for easy choosing.” Pony rides are also on offer.
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Richmond Country Farms’ The Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 12900 Steveston Hwy., Richmond
Hours: Opening hours are TBA.
Price: Admission is TBA.
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Richmond Country Farms has been hosting its pumpkin patch for more than 40 years and has become a tradition for many local families. Enjoy wagon rides, farm animals, and plenty of opportunities to snap those perfect fall photos. You can also check out a corn maze, live music and (don’t ask us why) animatronic dinosaurs scattered on the property.
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Rondriso Farms Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 8390 172 St., Surrey
Hours: Opening date is TBA.
Price: Admission is TBA.
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If you want to pick up some winter veggies along with your pumpkin, Rondriso might be the patch for you. Enjoy a hayride down to the pumpkin patch to pick out your gourd, and then stop at the general store on your way out to pick up some veggies. Don’t forget to say hello to the cows and chickens on your way home.
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Greendale Acres Farm Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 41905 Yale Road West, Chilliwack
Hours: Opens for the 2026 season on Sept. 19 with varying hours.
Price: Prices vary with different pricing for weekdays and weekends. Farm memberships ($65) are also available and allow for unlimited visits to the farm for a full year.
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Greendale Acres is where you’ll want to be if you’re a fan of themed events. In the past, Greendale has hosted Princess-themed pumpkin patch visits, as well as superheroes day where young visitors are encouraged to wear their capes to pick a pumpkin.
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Otherwise, you can check our Greendale Acres’ pumpkin patch and countless other offerings throughout October such as the petting zoo, a hay bale maze, ropes and obstacle course, tractor and hay rides, and so much more. You can even become a member and enjoy a year’s worth of entry for all the included fun.
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Taves Family Farm: Magic of Fall
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Location: 333 Gladwin Rd., Abbotsford
Hours: Open for the 2026 season on Sept. 12, with weekend hours of 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and weekday hours of 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Price: Admission depends on day but starts at $24.70 and goes up to $67 for farm memberships. Advance purchase recommended; parking passes available as well.
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The ever popular Taves Family Farm is among the earliest pumpkin patches to open this year, with their fall activities and attractions set to open on Sept. 12. Their Magic of Fall event includes a magical pumpkin maze, apple orchards, a petting barn, Farmville activities and attractions, as well as a corn maze.
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Pumpkin sizes vary and are priced by weight. Don’t forget to swing by and visit the pumpkin carriage for a photo, and sip some cider at the Taves Estate Cidery as well.
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Meadows Family Farm
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Location: 12377 248th St., Maple Ridge
Hours: Opens for the 2026 season Sept. 26 and operates daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: Admission is $13.50 per person age 3 and up, $9 for seniors, and those 2 and under are free. A family rate of $48 for six people is available. Train rides are $4 per person and animal feed is $3 a cup if you’d like to cosy up to farm animals.
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New this year, Meadows Family Farm is hosting a pumpkin village and a spooky forest attraction, alongside its annual pumpkin patch and corn maze attractions. Little conductors can also enjoy train rides or carousel rides, as well farm animals and yard games.
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Aldor Acres Fall Farm Pumpkin Patch
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Location: 24990 84 Ave. Langley
Hours: Opens for season on Sept. 19, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Price: Admission is $21 per person age 3 and up or you can purchase a family day pass for $120 that includes two adults along with children from the same household or grandparents up to a maximum of eight people.
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Enjoy 80 acres of farm animals, sunflowers, pumpkins, hayrides, forest walks and more. Aldor Acres calls itself a “real, working farm. There is nothing fancy here. Simple, old-fashioned and real life is our way of life.” Timed tickets are recommended.
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Mann Farms: Fall at the Farm
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Location: 790 McKenzie Rd., Abbotsford
Hours: Open for the 2026 season Sept. 12, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Prices: Admission starts at $20 for weekdays (or $17 on Tuesdays) and go up to $63 for ‘Do It All’ Pass options.
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The ever-popular Mann Farms opens earlier in the spooky season, with opening day set for Sept. 12. Enjoy the expanded forest pumpkin patch, two corn mazes, and visit with the farm’s adorable highland cows. Don’t forget a visit to the corn play pit, one of three ziplines, giant board games or the farm’s wooden fortress.
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The farm is also bringing back their double pumpkin spice cream and introducing the brand-new apple pie samosa and apple pie nachos. Want to bring your canine friend? Mann Farms also offers designated Dog Days where pups are welcome in the pumpkin patch, the corn maze and the barnyard adventureland.
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Know of a pumpkin patch that you think should be on our list? Let us know at sip@postmedia.com.
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