17 FREE + Fun Charming Pumpkin Patches In Metro Vancouver (MAP)

 

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As you step into this whimsical wonderland, prepare to be captivated by over 60 scarecrow scenes, pop-up pumpkin patches, cheerful tunes, and boundless joy that truly embody the essence of the season.

The festival’s true stars are the scarecrows themselves. From traditional displays to popular characters, these imaginative creations are a testament to the artists’ incredible craftsmanship and ingenuity.

Location: 8940 192 Street, Surrey
Cost: Free Admission (Opens Sept. 20)

 

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Port Kells Nurseries is a wonderful pumpkin patch for family outings with young children. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including a pumpkin patch, pumpkin display, outdoor cedar maze, outdoor play center, gift store, indoor sand pit, and face boards.

Location: 18730 88 Avenue, Surrey
Cost: $6.99 (Opens Oct. 1)

 

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Willow View grows over 50 varieties of pumpkins, including giants that range from 50 to over 100 pounds.

In the fall, families are invited to visit the pumpkin patch, where they can use wagons to pick their own pumpkins. On weekends, the concession stand offers popcorn, chips, apple cider slushies, and a variety of hot and cold drinks.

Location: 288 McCallum Road, Abbotsford
Cost: Free Admission (Open Tuesdays to Sundays, Thanksgiving Monday)

 

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If you’re looking for a simple and relaxed pumpkin patch for a few photos and to take home a pumpkin, the family-run Harris Pumpkin Patch is worth a visit. There’s no admission fee, no attractions, petting zoo, or hayrides, which means fewer crowds.

Prices of pumpkins start at $2 for small pumpkins and go up to $25 for an extra-large one.

Location: 24227 Dewdney Trunk Rd, Maple Ridge B.C.
Cost: Free Admission (Opens Oct. 15)

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Take a hayride down to our pumpkin fields and pick your own pumpkin, or select from a variety of pre-picked pumpkins. They also offer mini pumpkins, gourds, cornstalks, and hay bales for sale at the farm stand. Be sure to grab some winter vegetables from their general store, and be sure to end your day with a visit to our cows and chickens.

Location: 8390 172 Street, Surrey
Cost: $7 (Opens Sept. 27)

 

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Gabriel Farms, home of the Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch in South Surrey is the perfect place for an afternoon autumn activity at an affordable price. They have pumpkin patches, mini corn mazes and many other attractions to explore for a day of fun.

Location: 18507 20th Avenue, Surrey
Cost: $10 – $12.50 (Opens Sept. 20)

 

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Those heading out to Maple Ridge can check out two different Laity locations for all your pumpkin needs. There’s a plethora of fun fall-themed activities to choose from, including a u-pick pumpkin area, obstacle course, corn maze, hay wagon rides, race maze, family games area, pumpkin cannon and a series of houses and buildings made out of pumpkins. There’s also a pumpkin town and glow-in-the-dark patch to explore at the South location.

Location: 21145 128th Avenue and 12725 Laity Street, Maple Ridge
Cost: $12 – $15 (Opens Sept. 27)

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Meadows Family Farm, a family-owned and operated petting zoo and hobby farm in Maple Ridge, BC, has added a new pumpkin patch and pedal track for 2024. Visitors can also enjoy wagon rides, a petting zoo, a corn pit, a jumping pillow, a bouncy castle, train rides, crafts, and more.

Location: 12377 248th Street, Maple Ridge
Cost: $9 – $13.50

 

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You don’t have to leave the city in order to find the perfect pumpkin. This magical farming oasis in Vancouver is an awesome spot to kick back and relax. Most pumpkins have already been harvested and are spread around the orchard for easy choosing. It’s also home to several adorable farm animals, including goats, sheep, chickens and horses.

Location: 6767 Balaclava Street, Vancouver
Cost: $13 (Opens Sept. 27)

 

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This popular pumpkin patch has everything you need for a fun afternoon spent with family and friends. Enjoy train rides, a corn maze and a variety of farm animals. They also have a vast selection of pumpkins of all sizes to go pumpkin hunting. And there’s even an all-new attraction this year: a 9-hole mini golf course—so make a whole day out of it.

Location: 9423 Gibson Road, Chilliwack
Cost: $10 – $14

 

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Embrace all the classic fall activities at this charming pumpkin patch in Langley. Eagle Acres is best known for its safarmi stroll, which takes guests to visit the farm animals on foot. Meet goats, pigs, cows, sheep and ponies. And of course, there’s also hay rides out to the corn fields and pumpkin patch.

Location: 8796 240 Street, Langley
Cost: $14

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Check out this fun farm experience in Richmond. It’s a great place to bring the whole family on a crisp autumn day. Go on a tractor ride out to the pumpkin patch or hop on their miniature train. After enjoying all the pumpkin patch festivities, visitors can stop in at the market, which is a destination all in itself. Shop for everything from fresh local produce to a variety of artisanal goods.

Location: 12900 Steveston Hwy, Richmond
Cost: $15 – $19 (Opens Sept. 27)

 

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Aldor Acres describes itself as a “real, working farm” and provides a hands-on educational experience for the whole family. Visitors can explore 80 acres filled with farm animals, sunflowers, pumpkins, hayrides, forest walks, and more.

Location: 8301 252nd Street, Langley
Cost: $20

 

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Located at the giant corn maze, they also have a lovely pumpkin patch for the whole family to enjoy. It features a Pumpkin River, the Pumpkin Pyramid, the Pumpkin House, and fun Pumpkin Games. Along with these attractions, you can enjoy delicious treats like their Apple Pie Screamer, made of apple slush, creamy ice cream, and topped with whipped cream.

Location: 41905 Yale Rd, Chilliwack
Cost: $16 – $24

 

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Enjoy a family-friendly outing or date day with your significant other at this Abbotsford farm. Although it is known for their haunted maze, there are several family friendly activities to take part in at the farm over the fall season. This includes the pumpkin patch (obviously), corn maze, barnyard animals and goat yoga. Plus, there’s pumpkin spice ice cream to indulge in, which is also fittingly served inside a pumpkin.

Location: 790 McKenzie Road, Abbotsford
Cost: $16.50 – $55

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Spend the day roaming the acres upon acres of apple orchards and pumpkin fields for all the quintessential fall vibes. Taves Family Farms is an idyllic date spot, where couples can go apple picking, enjoy a hayride and explore the corn maze. It’s also home to Taves Estate Cidery, so make sure to sip on one of their hard ciders (or better yet, get a tasting flight to try them all) and then cuddle the goats afterwards.

Location: 333 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford
Cost: $27.70 – $42.70 (including required weekend parking pass)