Obsessed With Pumpkins? Visit These 24 Amazing Pumpkin Farms

One family-friendly activity in the fall is to go pumpkin picking! Load up the family in the car and drive to an amazing pumpkin farm. Spend hours deciding on the right pumpkin, enjoy some pumpkin flavored treats, and then take your goodies home to start decorating for fall holidays. Getting excited but not sure where to go? Here are some of the best pumpkin farms in the United States. 1. Jumbo's Pumpkin Patch Middleton, Maryland has, you guessed it, a jumbo pumpkin patch. They also have a 15-acre corn maze and a huge market filled with delicious fall treats! 2. Bengtson's Pumpkin Farm This pumpkin farm in Homer Glen, Illinois is a great one for kids. They can pick their own pumpkins or play in kernels in "Jimmy Cracked Corn Boxes". There is also a pumpkin chucker that lets you fling pumpkins. Sounds like fun for adults too! 2. Roloff Farms Enjoy watching TLC's Little People, Big World? Check out their farm in Hillsboro, Oregon. They have a kid-friendly adventure area and a pumpkin fun house. Maybe you'll get to meet the famous family too! 3. Studt's Pumpkin Patch Grand Junction, Colorado boasts a pumpkin smashing pit, where kids can smash and play with pumpkin guts. They also have a famous Jack-o'-Lantern house that is perfect for selfies. 4. The Rock Ranch Rock, Georgia has The Rock Ranch. They have really fun Fall Family days during the weekends in the fall. Some of the fun days are hot air balloon rides or Superhero Day. A great place to take your children or grandchildren! 5. Three Cedars Farm Three Cedars Farm in Northville, Michigan has it all. A pumpkin patch, hayrides, a giant corn maze, bonfire pits, and train rides are the best features of this classic Michigan farm. 6. Craven Farm Craven Farm in Snohomish, Washington has a Harvest Festival that features a giant pumpkin patch with 50+ varieties of pumpkins (who knew there were that many!), corn mazes and hayrides. They also have apple slingers. 7. Heaven Hill Farm Vernon, New Jersey has the largest pumpkin farm in New Jersey. They have lots of rides and activities and it is more of an amusement park than just a pumpkin farm. 8. The Great Pumpkin Farm The Great Pumpkin Farm in Clarence, New York has a huge pumpkin tower. They also have a Pumpkin Palace that contains lots of fall treats. You can see more incredible pumpkin farms on the NEXT page... 9. Peltzer Pumpkin Farm Temecula, California has more of an adult pumpkin farm. It is also a winery. If you want to have a romantic fall date, head here for pumpkin picking, wine, and a farm-to-table dinner. 10. The Pumpkin Patch It has a simple name, but this pumpkin patch in Portland, Oregon is anything but simple. Every year they reveal a new, crazy cool corn maze and they offer free hayrides to go pick your perfect pumpkin. 11. The Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch Flower Mound, Texas has a really cute Pumpkin House that will give you the perfect family photo. They also have hayrides, bounce houses, and hay bale mazes. There are a bunch of fun cartoon cutouts perfect for photos as well. 12. R.A.M. Farms, Inc. This pumpkin farm in Turlock, California, offers a really special family keepsake. You can request your name or a message to be scratched into the pumpkin of your choice. It will scar into the pumpkin and be ready for your pick up in October. Just think of the adorable family photos! Have we stopped in your state yet? Read on to learn about more amazing pumpkin farms! 13. Tom Thumb Pumpkin Patch This pumpkin patch isn't technically at a farm, but it is at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden in Texas. However, they make a really cute pumpkin village and you can buy fresh pumpkins here. 14. Walter's Pumpkin Patch Burns, Kansas has all of the typical things you'd want to find in a pumpkin patch: pumpkins, corn mazes, hayrides, and farm animals. They also have pumpkin cannons, slides, and a tree house. This is the dream for kids or kids at heart! 15. Linvilla Orchards Media, Pennslyvania not only has amazing fall views but tons of delicious fall foods too! So, while you get your pumpkins, fill up on some pies, apple cider, donuts, and seasonal produce. 16. Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch This pumpkin farm in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina is famous because it was featured in the movie The Notebook. If you love that movie, you won't want to miss seeing the historic home and farm in real life. You can see more incredible pumpkin farms on the NEXT page... 17. Cheekwood Estate Nashville, Tennesee also has a pumpkin house that you'll want to take a bunch of pictures of. They also have a beer garden, scarecrows, and every year they do a "Halloween Pooch Parade". Don't forget to bring your dog to this pumpkin patch! 18. Cox Farms Cox Farms in Centreville, Virginia has much more than a pumpkin patch. They have slides, hayrides, a tractor museum, and even a goat village. They also have a bunch of haunted attractions in the evenings. 19. Hidden Creek Farms This farm in Sunbury, Ohio has an annual fall festival that has pumpkin picking and pumpkin decorating. They also have a unique corn cannon. If you make a good shot, you could win a free pumpkin! 20. Mitchell Farms Mitchell Farms in Collins, Mississippi has a neat pumpkin patch, sunflower field, and corn maze. They also often have live entertainment and a craft show in the fall. 21. Annabelle's Fun Farm In Welch, Oklahoma, you can visit this farm for pumpkin picking, a petting zoo, hayrides, corn mazes, and even candy cannons. It is very family friendly! 22. Country Pumpkins If you're ready to pick some country pumpkins, head to Dry Ridge, Kentucky. The scenery is gorgeous and they have fun wagon rides, hay mazes, and a petting zoo. 23. Southern Belle Farm This farm in McDonough, Georgia has corn cannons, pig races, and more than 15 outdoor attractions. You'll definitely have to spend the whole day here because there is so much more to see than pumpkins. 24. Connors Farm Connors Farm in Danvers, Massachusetts has not only pumpkin picking but pumpkin bowling! They also have hayrides, mazes, raspberry picking, and tug-of-war competitions. Make sure to go on the weekend where they have much more activities. Have you ever been to any of these farms? Which one are you excited to head to this fall? If you enjoyed this article and are obsessed with pumpkins, please SHARE with your fellow fall-obsessed friends!