As autumn sweeps in, trees explode with vibrant hues of red, orange, and yellow, signaling the perfect time to embrace the season! Coastal Massachusetts is brimming with farms and orchards with pumpkin patches that embody the spirit of fall. Whether you’re picking pumpkins or enjoying a day of festive fun, these spots showcase New England’s autumn charm.
Pumpkin Patches on Cape Cod
Cape Abilities Farm, Credit Randi Baird Photography | Cape Cod Chamber
Pumpkin season has arrived on Cape Cod! From the Upper Cape to Chatham, local farms and pumpkin patches are ready with pumpkins to pick, fall treats to enjoy, and plenty of reasons to make a day of it.
Tony Andrews Farm in East Falmouth
Tony Andrews Farm has been a staple on the Cape for over 80 years. Come fall, the farm is filled with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. Along with pumpkin picking, you can enjoy hayrides and other family-friendly activities.
Coonamessett Farm in East Falmouth
Coonamessett Farm is a 20-acre farm in East Falmouth offering pumpkins, seasonal produce, and plenty of fall fun. During October Harvest Weekends, visitors can enjoy hayrides and pick their own pumpkins while taking in the sights of the farm.
Crow Farm in Sandwich
Founded in 1916, Crow Farm is a 50-acre family farm just outside historic downtown Sandwich. The farm offers seasonal pick-your-own opportunities, including apples and pumpkins in the fall, along with a corn maze. Pick-your-own dates vary by season, so be sure to check Crow Farm’s Facebook page or call ahead for the latest availability.
Congregational Church Pumpkin Patch in West Yarmouth
The WYCC pumpkin patch is stocked with beautiful pumpkins, gourds, and seasonal items, creating the perfect setting for a fun autumn outing. Whether you’re looking for the ideal pumpkin to carve, festive decorations, or just want to enjoy the crisp air, the Pumpkin Patch is the place to be.
Cape Abilities Farm in Dennis
Cape Abilities Farm in Dennis is a great stop for fall farm finds, including pumpkins, seasonal produce, flowers, and other locally grown goods. Browse the farm stand and enjoy a visit to this community-focused farm along Route 6A.
First Congregational Church Pumpkin Patch in Chatham
The annual pumpkin patch at First Congregational Church brings plenty of fall spirit to Chatham. Stop by to pick out pumpkins for carving and decorating while supporting the Chatham Children’s Fund. In 2026, the pumpkin patch is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through October 31.
Pumpkin Patches on the South Coast
Keep the fall fun going on the South Coast, where local farms are bringing out the pumpkins, hayrides, corn mazes, and seasonal treats. Whether you’re picking your own or simply stopping by for a pumpkin, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the season.
Silverbrook Farm in Acushnet
Set in the scenic town of Acushnet, Silverbrook Farm is a picturesque spot for pumpkin picking. You can also enjoy hayrides, explore corn mazes, purchase seasonal produce, and snack on farm-fresh treats—all while soaking in the beauty of the countryside.
Souza Family Farm in Rehoboth
Souza Family Farm in Rehoboth is a fantastic destination for pumpkin picking. The farm offers a wide variety of pumpkins and gourds, as well as other seasonal produce and homemade goods. It’s the perfect family-friendly spot to enjoy the fall atmosphere, with hay bales, corn stalks, and plenty of options for fall decorating.
Elliot Farm in Lakeville
Elliot Farm, a family-owned gem in the heart of Lakeville, features a family-friendly U-PICK pumpkin patch. While you’re there, indulge in seasonal delights like homemade caramel apples and apple cider donuts. Plus, don’t miss their farm stand!
Simcock Farm in Swansea
Simcock Farm in Swansea is a fourth-generation family farm that goes all out for fall. Pick your own pumpkins on weekends and Columbus Day, then make a day of it with a hayride, corn maze, and plenty of seasonal fun for the whole family.
Pumpkin Patches in Greater Boston
Lookout Farm in Natick
Lookout Farm in Natick is a great destination for a full day of fall fun. Pick out pumpkins at the farm market, then enjoy seasonal activities like apple picking, the Great Pumpkin Play Area, corn maze, and plenty of family-friendly attractions. Don’t forget to grab a seasonal treat or two while you’re there!
Allandale Farm in Brookline
Allandale Farm in Brookline is offering pumpkins at its farm market in 2026, but this year looks a little different due to ongoing construction. The farm does not have pick-your-own fields or hayrides in 2026, but visitors can still stop by the market to pick up locally grown pumpkins and other seasonal goods. The farm expects its new year-round store and greenhouse to open in 2027!
Volante Farms in Needham
Volante Farms in Needham is a longtime family-owned farm offering pumpkins and plenty of seasonal favorites throughout the fall. Stop by the farmstand to pick out a pumpkin for carving or decorating, and stock up on fresh produce, cider, baked goods, and other autumn treats.
Fall Fun is Just a Pumpkin Patch Away
There’s no better way to celebrate autumn than by visiting one of these incredible pumpkin patches. Whether you’re looking for the perfect pumpkin, enjoying a hayride, or simply taking in the fall beauty, these spots offer something for everyone. Gather your friends or family and make the most of this pumpkin-filled season!
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