Updated Sep 20, 2024 - Things to Do
7 pumpkin patches to visit in Minnesota this fall
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Picking the perfect pumpkin is a fall staple, and there are plenty of farms around the Twin Cities to visit this year.
- Here are seven farms for pumpkin picking and other fun family activities.
Of note: Check prices online before you go. Some attractions aren't included in the entry fee.
Anoka County Farms in Ham Lake
- What they have: Hayrides, farm animals, pumpkin bowling, corn pits and State Fair-inspired concessions on weekends.
- Price: $5 admission, cash only. Other activities vary in price
Crazy Legs Farm in Farmington
- What they have: Over 70 kinds of pumpkins, corn maze, pumpkin cannon and vineyard. The farm doesn't make wine, but guests can join the fall grape harvest on certain weekends.
- Price: Free entry.
Degler Farm in Chanhassen
- What they have: Hay rides, corn maze, additional kids' corn maze, giant slides and pumpkin cannon.
- Price: Free entry, with activities priced separately.
Dehn's Pumpkin Patch in Dayton
- What they have: Corn maze, hay rides, bounce houses and on-site concessions.
- Price: Admission to the pumpkin marketplace is free; other attractions range from $3-$12.
Pinehaven Farm in Wyoming
- What they have: Trolley rides to the pumpkin patch, barnyard games, kid-sized ziplines and nine dino sculptures for photo ops.
- Price: General admission is $11-$21, depending on the day. Ages 2 and under free.
Pine Tree Apple Orchard in White Bear Lake
- What they have: Wagon rides, apple picking, corn maze, a bakery and live music on weekends.
- Price: Free.
Waldoch Farm in Lino Lakes
- What they have: Corn maze, farm animals, garden center, on-site concessions, ropes course and more family activities.
- Price: $15-$18, depending on the day. Online ticket sales only.
Plus: Minnesota Zoo's popular Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular, featuring more than 5,000 lit pumpkins, goes on display Sept. 28.
Editor's note: This story was originally published September 2022 and updated September 2024.