Farms with pumpkin patches in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley are great family-friendly places to visit in the fall in the lead up to Halloween.
Some of our favourite pumpkin patches are in the Fraser Valley. They include ones at Fantasy Farms and Greendale Acres in Chilliwack and at Maan Farms and Taves Family Farms in Abbotsford. There are some other great ones too. Continue reading for details!
This article contains information about pumpkin patches at the following farms:
Fantasy Farms | Chilliwack Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch | Maan Farms | Taves Family Farms Applebarn | Harrison Pumpkin Festival | Rondriso Farms | Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch | Port Kells Nurseries | Aldor Acres Family Farm | Eagle Acres Dairy Farm | Westham Island Herb Farm | Richmond Country Farms | Laity Pumpkin Patches | Southlands Heritage Farms | Other Information
Vancouver Pumpkin Patches
Visiting a pumpkin patch is a great fun-for-all-ages fall activity in Vancouver. Many of the pumpkin patches listed in this article offer activities for people of all ages. You can enjoy choosing your perfect pumpkin, petting some cute animals, exploring corn mazes, and more. Check out our list of the best pumpkin patches to visit in Metro Vancouver below.
(Note: Pumpkin patch prices, hours, activities and other details are subject to change. See official websites for the latest details.)
Chilliwack Pumpkin Patches
A great place to find pumpkins and kid-friendly fun is at Petey’s Pumpkin Patch at Fantasy Farms.
Petey’s Pumpkin Patch
Located at 9423 Gibson Road, Fantasy Farms is home to the famous Petey’s Pumpkin Patch in the fall. It’s a great place for kids! The farm features a pumpkin patch, train rides, a petting zoo and both indoor and outdoor play areas (which are great if the weather is not so nice).
In 2025 admission to Petey’s Pumpkin Patch is $14 for adults and $10 for seniors. Children under the age of 3 enter for free. Pumpkins generally range in price from $3 up to about $25 or so.
This year the pumpkin patch is open on Thursdays, Fridays and weekends between October 4th and November 1st. Petey’s Pumpkin Patch operates from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekends and from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm on most other days.
Fantasy Farms is one of our favourite farms in the Fraser Valley. The farm has one of the best haunted attractions (Reapers Maze of Terror) in the Lower Mainland and great family-friendly events at Christmas and Easter too. Fantasy Farms also hosts the Chilliwack Garlic Festival most summers.
To get to Fantasy Farms from Vancouver, head east along the Trans-Canada Highway and take the Priest Road exit. Other interesting places to visit in the area include Bridal Veil Falls and Harrison Hot Springs which are less than 15 and 30 minutes away respectively.
See our article about Fantasy Farms for more details. More information about this event can also be found at the Petey’s Pumpkin Patch website.
Chilliwack Corn Maze at Greendale Acres
The Chilliwack Corn Maze covers 12 acres and features new designs each year. It takes place at Greendale Acres Farm. The design in 2025 features bees.
In addition to its famous corn maze, the attraction also features pumpkins. In 2025 the place has a pumpkin pyramid that opens on September 27th. It will likely operate until Halloween. There are usually activities for people of all ages – especially young families – including a concession stand, pedal carts, tractor rides, farm animals, a giant jumping pillow, duck races and various other kids’ activities.
Located at 41905 West Yale Road, the Chilliwack Corn Maze typically runs from the beginning of August until the end of October. In October of 2025, from Tuesdays to Thursdays each week, hours are from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm. On Fridays the attraction operates from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Saturday hours are from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, and Sunday hours are from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. The place is just a short drive from the #1 Highway and right across the street from the Chilliwack Golf Club.
Click Chilliwack Corn Maze for more information.
ROPES COURSE ADVENTURES IN MAPLE RIDGE
Pumpkin patches and corn mazes are fun, but so are ropes courses and ziplines! WildPlay is the best place to do that in combination with a trip to a pumpkin patch. They have a venue in Maple Ridge as well as in Nanaimo and Victoria. TIP: Use the promo code VBP15 and save 15%!
Pumpkin Patches in Abbotsford
There are a couple of popular places to find fields of pumpkins in Abbotsford. These include Maan Farms and Taves Family Farm.
Taves Family Farms Applebarn
Taves Applebarn is located at 333 Gladwin Road which is just a five-minute drive from Maan Farms.
At Taves there are many activities available including a corn maze, pumpkin patch, u-pick apple orchard, hay rides, pedal carts, jumping pillows, petting zoo, country store and various other kids’ activities.
In 2025 the farm’s pumpkin patch is part of the Magic of Fall event. It’s open on select dates between September 13th and Halloween night. When purchased in advance, admission starts at about $23 on weekdays and $25 on weekends. Tickets cost more on weekends and during peak times.
(Note: Admission to the Applebarn usually includes most or all activities listed above.)
See our Taves Farm Pumpkin Patch article for more details.
Maan Farms Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze
Famous for both its kid-friendly corn mazes and more serious haunted ones, Maan Farms also has a pumpkin patch and other fall activities available on-site. The farm is located at 790 McKenzie Road which is about 10 minutes east of the Abbotsford International Airport and a short drive from the Abbotsford Costco.
Maan Farms is one of our favourite places to take young children to in autumn. On the farm there is a pumpkin patch, bouncy pillow, pedal cart racetrack, play fort with tire swings, zipline, petting zoo, wagon rides, a market store and more.
The farm also has three haunted experiences for older people who like scary things. There are three family-friendly corn mazes suitable for younger ones as well.
In 2025, the attraction’s pumpkin patch and the rest of Fall at the Farm opens on September 13th and runs until November 2nd. Instead of having a traditional field of pumpkins, Maan Farms has a really cool Pumpkin Forest!
General admission to the pumpkin patch and kids’ play area this year is around $19 on weekdays and $25 on weekends for most people. Kids under age three enter for free. The corn maze for kids is included, but the Haunted Attractions are separate and cost extra.
See our article about the Maan Farm Pumpkin Patch or visit the maanfarms.com website for more information about the farm, the pumpkin patch and corn maze.
Surrey Pumpkin Patches
There are a number of farms with pumpkin patches in Surrey. They include Rondriso Farms and Hazelmere.
Rondriso Farms
This farm is a small-scale family operation committed to sustainable farming. It offers hay rides out to the pumpkin patch, cows and chickens to look at, and a general store to pick up fresh produce. The farm’s wagon rides take place on weekends.
In 2025 the pumpkin patch opens on September 27th and runs until the end of October. Hours of operation on weekdays are from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Weekend and holiday hours are from 10:00 am until 6:00 pm.
Rondriso Farms is located at 8390-172nd Street which is about a two-minute drive north of the Surrey Golf Club and Fraser Highway.
Click Rondriso Farms for more information.
Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch
Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch celebrates its 25th year in 2025. The pumpkin patch is located at 1958-184th Street in South Surrey. It’s open daily in October from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm on weekdays and from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekends and holidays. This year it’s also open on the last two weekends of September.
Admission to Hazelmere costs around $10 on weekends and $7.50 on weekdays for everyone except for kids under 2 who enjoy free admission. With the cost of admission, people had access to the pumpkin patch, wagon rides, petting zoo, mini corn maze for kids and the children’s play areas.
See our Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch article for more information.
Port Kells Nurseries
Primarily a plant nursery, Port Kells also has a pumpkin patch in October. The nursery is open daily from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm throughout October.
People can enjoy the pumpkin patch, outdoor cedar maze, face painting, gift shop and children’s play centre with a giant sand box.
Admission to the Port Kells pumpkin patch costs about $7 and includes one pumpkin.
Port Kells Nurseries is located at 18370-88th Avenue which is south of Barnston Island and the Trans-Canada Highway, about halfway between Tynehead Regional Park and 200 Street in Langley.
Check out the Port Kells Nurseries website for more details.
Langley Pumpkin Patches
Popular pumpkin patches in Langley include Aldor Acres and Eagle Acres.
Aldor Acres Family Farm
Aldor Acres is a family-run farm located at 8301-252nd Street which is just a short drive east of Fort Langley. It’s a very large farm that has lots of parking.
Access to the pumpkin patch here costs about $20 for general admission. Pumpkins cost extra. Aldor Acres is open from September 20th until October 31st in 2025. Daily hours are from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
There are many activities for people of all ages at the farm. Within the main area is usually a petting zoo, market store and sunflower maze. There are also interactive educational displays with historical farming equipment scattered around the main area.
A fun thing to do at Aldor Acres is to feed the animals with goodies that can be purchased at the farm. The farm also requires people to BYOB (bring your own bag) for pumpkin picking.
See our article about Aldor Acres Farm to learn more.
Eagle Acres Dairy Farm
Similar to Aldor Acres, Eagle Acres is a cash-only farm with an ATM on-site. The farm is located at 8796-240th Street which is less than a five-minute drive from Fort Langley.
Included in the admission price most years is a hay ride to the pumpkin patch, a tour of the dairy barn, a small petting zoo and visits with the farm animals.
Visiting the pumpkin patch costs around $14 for adults and $12 for children. In 2025 the patch is open on weekends between September 27th and October 26th. It’s also open on October 13th and 24th. Hours are from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
See our article about the Eagle Acres Dairy Farm for more information.
Delta Pumpkin Patches
Westham Island is where you’ll find a pumpkin patch to explore in Delta.
Westham Island Herb Farm
A smaller farm located at 4690 Kirkland Road in Ladner, Westham Island Herb Farm features a u-pick pumpkin patch, fall decorations and a small shop to purchase local produce.
Admission is free and the farm is open daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm during the fall.
Click the Westham Island Herb Farm website to learn more.
Richmond Pumpkin Patches
The main place to find pumpkins in this part of the Lower Mainland is at Richmond Country Farms.
Richmond Country Farms
Richmond Country Farms is a family-friendly farm located at 12900 Steveston Highway. It’s easily accessible by Highway 99, close to Watermania and a convenient place to stop on your way to Tsawwassen (for the ferries) or Steveston Village if coming from Vancouver.
The farm has many activities for all to enjoy. There is a pumpkin patch, wagon rides, a corn maze and an animal farm. There’s also a produce market (which is very highly rated) and a winery.
In 2025 admission to Richmond Country Farms includes one pumpkin per person and a wagon ride. It’s open daily from September 27th until Halloween.
Click Richmond Pumpkin Patch for more details.
Pumpkin Patches in Maple Ridge
In Maple Ridge there are two pumpkin patch venues of the same name but, to our understanding, are run by different members of the same family.
Laity Pumpkin Patch (North and South)
There are two locations for Laity Pumpkin Patch: the North location is at 21145-128th Avenue and the South location is just across the street at 12725 Laity Street. It takes less than two minutes to drive between the two locations and about five minutes to walk.
The original Laity Farm is now referred to as the North location. It is mainly designed for younger children, and is recommended for kids under seven years old. There are many activities designed for smaller children here including a pumpkin patch, hay rides, a kids’ play centre, a mini corn maze for the little ones and various other activities.
The newer South location is almost directly across the street from the North location. This area is designed for kids age four and over, and features many of the same activities available at the other location. At the South location there is also a pumpkin town, a family games area, an obstacle course, visits with the farm animals and more.
Admission to each location is about $12 per person on most weekdays and $15 per person on weekends. Kids ages two and under enter for free with a paying adult.
See our article about the Laity Pumpkin Patch for more information.
Pumpkin Patches in the City of Vancouver
Within the City of Vancouver there aren’t many places to see fields full of pumpkins. There is, however, Southlands Heritage Farms.
Southlands Heritage Farms
Located close to the Kerrisdale neighbourhood of Vancouver at 6767 Balaclava Street, Southlands is a smaller family-run farm. The farm has a tiny pumpkin patch, pony rides and farm animals. People can even help pitch in with tasks to get an authentic farm experience. As a “pumpkin patch,” it’s small and best suited for just very young kids.
Admission costs about $13 per person and comes with one free pumpkin each. In 2025 the Southlands pumpkin patch is open daily from September 27th until October 31st.
Click Southlands Heritage Farms for more information.
Pumpkin Patches at Harrison Hot Springs
New for 2023, the Harrison Pumpkin Festival took place at Onos Farms. It didn’t happen in 2024 and it’s not happening in 2025 either.
Harrison Pumpkin Festival at Onos Farms
The Harrison Pumpkin Festival was a new event that debuted in 2023. It took place at the same location as the Harrison Sunflower Festival at 5309 Lougheed Highway in Agassiz. The farm is just a short distance from Harrison Hot Springs. The festival isn’t happening in 2025. Hopefully it will again in the future.
The inaugural Harrison Pumpkin Festival ran on select dates between September 29th and October 29th in 2023. It was open from Thursday to Sunday each week, plus on Monday, October 9th. Admission cost $15 for everyone ages three and above and included all-you-could-carry pumpkins. That meant you could take home as many pumpkins as you could carry in your arms for no additional cost.
See our article about the Harrison Pumpkin Festival for more details.
Tips & Advice
Below are some suggestions to help you make the most of your pumpkin patch experiences.
Suggestions for Before You Go
TIP #1: If you can, combine your trip to a pumpkin patch with a visit to other places of interest in the area. A lot of the farms listed above are close to additional pumpkin patches and other great attractions.
TIP #2: All of the farms listed above take cash; however, not all places take debit or credit. It’s best to come prepared with more than one payment option just in case.
TIP #3: If you are planning on buying a pumpkin, make sure to bring supplies to either clean the pumpkin or protect your car. Since the pumpkins are fresh from the field they usually come coated with dust, dirt or other material from outside.
TIP #4: Dress appropriately! As all of the venues listed above are operational farms, they can get quite dirty and dusty, not to mention muddy after it rains. We recommend wearing boots and casual clothes (so leave the fancy footwear at home). As well, it is always smart to bring a jacket in case it gets cold or wet.
Other Things to Consider
TIP #1: Try to buy your pumpkin near the end of your visit so you don’t have to worry about carrying it around or taking multiple trips to your car and back.
TIP #2: Each of the venues listed above is different and great in its own way. Some venues are very simple, others are extensive attractions with lots of extra things to do, and most are great for families with young children. Read the descriptions and check out the official venue websites to see which will be a good match for you and your group.
TIP #3: If you visit a pumpkin patch in the Fraser Valley don’t forget to fill up with gas. Prices in Chilliwack and Abbotsford are typically quite a bit cheaper than other parts of the Lower Mainland.
Other Information
Other articles that might be of interest include the following:
- Lower Mainland Corn Mazes
- Vancouver Activities for Children
- Halloween Activities for Kids
- Vancouver Halloween Events
- Harvest Days at VanDusen Garden
- Lower Mainland Haunted Houses
- Vancouver Autumn Activities
- Lower Mainland Parks & Places in Nature
- Vancouver Rainy Day Activities
- Vancouver’s September, October and November Calendars
