Maan Farms Pumpkin Patch

Abbotsford’s Maan Farms sells fresh produce. It also has kids’ play areas as well as a pumpkin patch, corn maze and other Halloween activities in autumn.

In 2023 the fall and Halloween-themed activities at the farm run from September 16th until October 31st. There are family-friendly activities as well as super-scary Halloween attractions. The venue’s address is 790 McKenzie Road in Abbotsford.

To learn about the pumpkin patch and the farm’s other kid-friendly Halloween activities, continue reading or visit the maanfarms.com website. To learn about the farm’s ultra-scary attractions for older folk, on the other hand, see our article about the Haunted Corn Maze or click Maan Farms Haunted for the official website.

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Maan Farms Fall and Halloween Activities

Maan Farms is a great place for fresh fruits, vegetables and kids’ activities for most of the year. It grows its own produce. The site also has a Barnyard Adventureland that’s several acres in size and full of play structures and other fun activities for children.

Maan Farms has its Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in the fall. Both are great activities for families with young children. Kids get to pick their Halloween pumpkins in the field and explore the corn maze.

The pumpkin patch and other fall activities usually run from late September until Halloween. In 2023 the dates are September 16th until October 31st.

Note: The Haunted Corn Maze is a serious Halloween attraction that’s designed for serious fright seekers. It takes place at night, along with three other scary experiences. Autumn Fall Activities, which are described below and include a family-friendly corn maze, are for children and families. Both are exceptional, and at the same venue, but also very different and for different audiences.

Pumpkin Field at Maan Farms

The Pumpkin Patch at Maan Farms

About a dozen Lower Mainland farms have pumpkin patches in the fall. The one at Maan Farms is an exceptional one. Not only does this event involve pumpkins, but it also features farm animals and children’s play structures and activities.

Instead of buying your Halloween pumpkin at a supermarket, going to a real farm and to a pumpkin patch makes for a fun and family-friendly tradition.

The pumpkin patch at Maan Farms is in a forest this year. Families can head over to the forest, select their pumpkins and then go get them paid for based on size. It’s a lot of fun. It also helps kids learn that pumpkins and other produce come from a farm and not just a grocery store and a shopping cart.

Most Lower Mainland farms with pumpkin patches have hundreds of pumpkins in their fields. Maan Farms, on the other hand, usually has thousands! You’ll likely never see so many again in one place in your life (or at least that was the case when we went a couple years ago). For information about admission rates, see further below.

For tickets to the farm’s super-scary Halloween attractions, click Maan Farms Haunted Mazes.

For tickets and info about the venue’s pumpkin patch and other kid-friendly activities, click Maan Farm in Fall.

Pumpkin Patch Video

To give you an idea of what to expect at the pumpkin patch at Maan Farms, check out the short video below.

The following video was taken on a day in 2021, about half an hour or so before dusk. As you can see, the field was literally full of pumpkins. There were thousands of them! In 2023 the pumpkins are in a forest, but there should still be plenty. If you can’t find the perfect pumpkin here, you won’t find one anywhere!

The Corn Maze at Maan Farms

Maan Farms has a great corn maze. As mentioned above, it runs from around the middle of August until Halloween.

The corn maze is very kid-friendly. It usually runs in the late summer and early fall, and then again during the venue’s Halloween season.

The maze is a big one at about seven acres in size. Admission to both it and the farm’s Barnyard Adventure comes with the cost of admission to Fall at the Farm.

In addition to the family-friendly corn maze, Maan Farms also usually has a separate Haunted Corn Maze which claims to be the “scariest corn maze in Canada” (and we agree that it is)! Unlike the regular maze, this other one is recommended only for serious older fright seekers.

Maan Farms Corn Maze

Fall Admission Rates at the Farm

From September 16th until October 31st in 2023 you can just do the pumpkin patch, or you can buy a ticket for a range of family-friendly activities including the pumpkin patch.

Admission to only the pumpkin patch costs between $14 and $19 depending on the day.

The 2023 Fall at the Farm pass grants visitors access to the pumpkin patch plus the kids’ corn maze, farm animals, and the play structures in the Barnyard Adventureland.

When purchased in advance online, 2023 Fall at the Farm passes vary based on a couple of factors. On most weekdays, tickets cost $18 for everyone ages 3 years and older. On weekends, general admission is $21. On holiday weekends admission is $2 more. However, Fall at the Farm passes are cheapest on Tuesdays when they cost $15 each.

VIP tickets are also available every day for $45 each, and they include bonus items such as one pumpkin, one drink and one free admission pass for another weekday this season. The most expensive type of ticket is the Treat Pass for $50, which comes with all of the above plus mini donuts, double pumpkin spice cream and line skipping privileges for treats.

All types of passes include access to the corn maze and seven other farm attractions including the pumpkin patch. In 2023, tickets for the full range of fall activities (excluding the Haunted Corn Maze and other scary attractions) are booked in specific time slots.

Maan Farms Pumpkin Produce — Autumn produce for sale at Maan Farms

Other Information

For more information about Maan Farms, visit the maanfarms.com website or check out our article about Abbotsford’s Maan Farms. To learn about Canada’s scariest Halloween maze, see our article about the Haunted Corn Maze.

To learn more about the region see our articles about Abbotsford and the Fraser Valley.

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