14 Vancouver Pumpkin Patches to Visit in Fall 2021

September 27, 2021

8 min read

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There’s no better way to celebrate autumn than picking out a pumpkin at one of Vancouver’s pumpkin patches. Many local farms have embraced the season by adding tons of family-friendly fall activities to their pumpkin patches like hayrides, corn mazes, and petting zoos. Here are 14 Vancouver-area pumpkin patches to visit in fall 2021.

Pumpkin Patch Tips

Book in Advance Or Go at Non-Peak Times: Due to COVID-19, many pumpkin patches have reduced capacity. Some farms require advance booking. (See below for details.)

Bring a Mask: Some farms may require masks or face coverings in areas where physical distancing is difficult. Check individual farm websites (below) for details.

Dress for the Weather: Fall weather can be cold and wet. Since you’ll be outdoors, layer up and include rain gear. And wear boots since farms can be muddy.

Southlands Heritage Farm

Head to a pumpkin patch without leaving the city. Southlands Heritage Farm in South Vancouver has a great pumpkin patch as well as horses, goats, chickens, and fresh veggies for sale. On cold days, warm up by their campfire.

Location: 6767 Balaclava Street, Vancouver

Rates: Admission is $7 per person and includes one pumpkin. Kids 2 and under are free. They recommend booking your tickets in advance.

Hours and More Info: Southlands Heritage Farm

Richmond Country Farms

Walk out into the fields at this Richmond farm to choose your own pumpkin. Details for the 2021 pumpkin patch haven’t been announced yet, but in previous years they had tractor-drawn wagon rides, a corn maze, and food vendors.

Location: 2900 Steveston Hwy, Richmond

Rates: TBA

Hours and More Info: Richmond Country Farms

A child in an orange pumpkin costume sitting on a large pumpkin in a pumpkin patch with many pumpkins and people in the background.

Westham Island Herb Farm

Head to Westham Island near Ladner to pick a pumpkin. You can also shop for fresh fall veggies and fruits grown on-site, like apples, squash, and gourds.

Location: 4690 Kirkland Road, Delta

Rates: Free admission.

Hours and More Info: Westham Island Herb Farm

Rondriso Farms

This Surrey pumpkin patch has hayrides, cows and chickens you can visit, and a general store where you can buy fresh produce and beef raised on the farm. If you plan to pick out extra-large pumpkins, they also have wheelbarrows you can borrow.

Location: 8390 172 Street, Surrey

Rates: TBA. Buy tickets on-site.

Hours and More Info: Rondriso Farms

Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch at Gabriel Farms

This large 20-acre farm in South Surrey has a big pumpkin patch, a mini corn maze, a play area, and farm animals to visit.

Location: 18507 20th Ave., Surrey

Rates: Admission is $7.50 per person. Kids 2 and under are free. Buy tickets on-site.

Hours and More Info: Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch

A child in an orange jacket sitting on a green and yellow toy vehicle in a pumpkin patch with dry grass and scattered pumpkins.

Photo: Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch

Port Kells Nurseries

The pumpkin patch at Port Kells Nurseries in Surrey is a great place to bring the kiddos. In addition to plenty of pumpkins, there is also an outdoor play area, a cedar hedge maze, and goats, pigs, and chickens to visit.

Location: 18730 88th Avenue, Surrey

Rates: Free admission

Hours and More Info: Port Kells Nurseries

Pumpkin patch with orange and white pumpkins, two dogs sitting on wood chip path under a sign reading 'Welcome to The Pumpkin Patch'.

Aldor Acres Family Farm

This Fort Langley area farm has a big field of pumpkins and lots of animals to visit including pigs, ducks, goats, donkeys, chickens, sheep, bunnies, emus, horses, and cows. They also have a farm market selling fresh produce, honey, preserves, eggs, meat, and snacks.

Location: 24990 84 Ave. Langley

Rates: Admission is $13 per person. Kids 2 and under are free. Book tickets in advance online.

Hours and More Info: Aldor Acres Family Farm

People walking and picking pumpkins in a large pumpkin patch with cornfield and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Eagle Acres Dairy and Pumpkin Patch

Why just visit a pumpkin patch when you could go on a safarmi? (This year Eagle Acres has set up a safari-style walking tour of their farm. (Safari + farm = Safarmi!) It visits the pumpkin patch as well as nine different species of farm animals. They have a corn maze and hayrides too!

Location: 8796 240 Street, (Rawlison Cres.) Langley

Rates: Admission is $12 per adult or $10 per child or senior. Book tickets in advance online.

Hours and More Info: Eagle Acres Dairy and Pumpkin Patch

Taves Family Farms

The home of the famous Apple Barn, Taves Family Farms also has a pumpkin patch and lots of fun family activities like hayrides, a pumpkin house, and a corn maze.

Location: 333 Gladwin Rd, Abbotsford

Rates: Admission to the pumpkin patch is free. Admission to other farm attractions is $16.95-24.95 (ages 3 and up). Family passes for four to six people from the same household are $67.80-99.80. Prices vary based on the day of the week and are cheaper online. Seasons passes are also available.

Hours and More Info: Taves Family Farms

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Willow View Farms

They grow 50 different varieties of pumpkins at Willow View Farms, so this is the place to go for unique jack-o’-lanterns. Pick out a pumpkin, then head over to the orchard and pick your own apples too. They also have a petting bar, picnic area, and concession stand.

Location: 288 McCallum Road, Abbotsford

Rates: Free admission

Hours and More Info: Willow View Farms

Large pumpkins growing in a field at sunset with a colorful sky and trees in the background.

Maan Farms

There’s so much to do at Maan Farms in the fall. They have a pumpkin patch of course. But there’s also a corn maze, play areas, a petting zoo, a pedal-kart track, ziplines, and more.

Location: 790 McKenzie Rd Abbotsford

Rates: Admission to the pumpkin patch only is $4-5 (depending on the day of the week). A Fall Farm Pass to the rest of the attractions is $12-20. Kids 2 and under are free. Book your tickets online in advance.

Hours and More Info: Maan Farms

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Petey’s Pumpkin Patch

Bring the kids to Petey’s Pumpkin Patch to enjoy their Family Fun Zone. It includes a pumpkin patch, train rides, and farm animals.

Location: 9423 Gibson Road, Chilliwack

Rates: Admission is $10 per person. Family passes for two adults and two children are $30. Save $2 off admission if you bring a non-perishable item for the food bank. Book your tickets online in advance.

Hours and More Info: Petey’s Pumpkin Patch

Chilliwack Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm

Knock multiple items off your fall bucket list at this Chilliwack farm: they have a pumpkin patch, a huge corn maze, hayrides, and fire pits where you can warm up.

Location: 41905 Yale Road West, Chilliwack

Rates: Admission to the pumpkin patch only is free. Admission to the Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch Experience is $10.75-12.75 depending on age. Kids 2 and under are free. Book your tickets in advance online.

Hours and More Info: Chilliwack Corn Maze and Pumpkin Farm

Laity Pumpkin Patch

This Maple Ridge pumpkin patch is so popular that it has two locations right across the street from each other. Laity Pumpkin Patch North on 128th Avenue is best for younger kids, while older children will enjoy the South pumpkin patch on Laity Street. They both have lots of pumpkins as well as fun family activities like mazes, games, a pumpkin village, farm animals, and even a pumpkin launching cannon.

Location: 21145 128th Avenue and 12725 Laity Street, Maple Ridge

Rates: Admission is $8-10 per person depending on the day of the week. Kids 2 and under are free. Book your tickets in advance online.

Hours and More Info: Laity Pumpkin Patch