The weather is changing, which means it’s time to head to the local pumpkin patch! It’s not fall without these lovely orange fruits (yup, that’s right, they are a fruit!) After you find the perfect one for baking, carving, or just sitting on the table, you can enjoy all the farm activities. Here are the 2026 pumpkin patches and corn mazes in Pierce County.
Northwest Glass Pumpkin Patch
Watson’s Greenhouse and Nursery
6211 Pioneer Way East, Puyallup
September 19, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Pioneer Park Pavilion
330 S Meridian, Puyallup
October 17, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
The Northwest Glass Pumpkin Patches will be in Puyallup on September 19 and October 17, 2026. The glass pumpkins are handcrafted by local artists, and each one is unique. Pick up a couple for your own table or as a gift for a loved one.
Maris Farms
25001 Sumner Buckley Highway, Buckley
September 26-27
October 2-4, 9-12, 15-19, 22-16, 30-31
Fridays, 1 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Saturdays, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Sundays, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Mondays and Thursdays, 1 p.m. – 7 p.m.
October 31, Boo Bash, 1 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Maris Farms’ pumpkin patch in Buckley has tons of family-friendly activities and, of course, lots of pumpkins! Pumpkins are $0.50 a pound. Mini pumpkins and gourds are $2.50 each. You can also purchase corn stalk bundles! Pick out a pumpkin and then enjoy all their fun activities, including trout fishing, duck and pig races, animal barn, zip line, ropes course, paintball, human foosball, corn maze, jumping pillow, and more. Some activities require add-on tickets.
New for 2026: Fire pit rentals and build-a-buddy!
When you get hungry, they have plenty of food, including barbecue, pizza, hot dogs, corn dogs, burgers, espresso, donuts and more.
Updates on the 2026 Haunted Woods (evening) and Unhaunted Woods (daylight) will be posted on their website when available.
2026 fees:
- Daytime Weekday (Mon/Thurs): $24 online / $27 on-site
- Daytime Weekend (Fri–Sun): $33 online / $37 on-site
- Fall Season Pass: $60 + tax (covers all 2026 Fall public events, including Field Trips & Rainier School Pumpkin Patch)
- Admission required for ages 3+; kids 2 & under are free
Purchase tickets online and save. See the full details and purchase tickets on the Maris Farms website. Maris Farms is dog-friendly.
Thomasson Family Farm
38223 236th Avenue SE, Enumclaw
September 26 – October 30
9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
The Thomasson Family Farm will open for the fall season on September 26, 2026. This 10-acre pumpkin patch in Enumclaw has a variety of pumpkins for you to choose from, including specialty. Pumpkins are sold by a size chart rather than weight. Admission is required for the pumpkin patch, or purchase a pre-picked pumpkin at the ticket booth.
General admission also includes family-friendly fall activities! Enjoy their 5-acre, choose-your-own-adventure corn maze, mega slide, farm animals, giant games, fairy tale trail, zip line, life-size foosball and more! Some activities are weekend only.
When you get hungry, don’t worry, Thomasson Family Farm has you covered with Cathy’s Kitchen featuring pizza, pretzels, hot sandwiches and pies; the Feed Store, featuring corn on the cob, corn dogs, lemonade and kettle corn; the Mercantile featuring fudge, caramel apples, and other sweet treats; plus mini donuts, an ice cream parlor, Milk House Latte and more!
Dogs are allowed, but only in the pumpkin patch. Buy tickets early online at the Thomasson Family Farm website and save. Tickets must be purchased online at least 24 hours in advance.
Picha Farms
6502 52nd Street E, Puyallup
October 3 – October 30
Monday-Friday, 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Picha Farms is a nine-acre pumpkin patch in Puyallup featuring over 25 varieties of pumpkins, a five-acre corn maze, hay rides, a slingshot game and more. If you hit the target on the slingshot, get $5 off your pumpkin!
You can get gourds and corn stalks at Picha Farms, too. They do not have an admission fee, but you can rent space for a birthday tent for a unique way to celebrate! Dogs are allowed, but not in the maze or on the hayride.
On the weekends, enjoy live bluegrass music from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sundays, your kids can meet their favorite princesses and superheroes from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.!
No admission fee. Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted for purchasing items and activities. 2026 fee schedule:
- Corn Maze: $8/person, 3 and under Free
- Hayride: $5/person, 2 and under free
- Slingshot: $2/shot
- Kiddie Train: $2/ride
Spooner Farms
9710 State Route 162 E, Puyallup
September 27 – October 31
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Spooner Farms pumpkin patch in Puyallup has over 50 varieties of pumpkin, gourd, squash and corn – making it a great place to visit in the fall.
After selecting your pumpkins, you can enjoy the corn maze, pumpkin slingshots, duck races, pony rides (weekend only), tram rides, gel blasters, tractor rides, pedal karts and more! Kids under 12 will love Pumpkin Pete’s Playtown.
When you are hungry, they have concessions, a candy store and more! Be sure to check out the gift store to get the rest of your fall decorating at this Pierce County pumpkin patch.
No dogs allowed. They accept cash, Visa, Mastercard and American Express. ATM on site.
Double R Farms
5820 44th Street E, Puyallup
October
Double R Farms has a pumpkin patch in Puyallup each October. Pick out your perfect pumpkin – they boast the largest selection in the valley!
Try your navigation skills in the five-acre corn maze and your aim with the pumpkin slingshots. On the weekends, they have hay rides, weather permitting.
Double R Farms is dog-friendly. For more information, they ask that you call 253.227.5385.
Sidhu Farms
9809 SR 162 E, Puyallup
September 26 – October 31
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sidhu Farms’ pumpkin patch in Puyallup is a great place to find your future Jack-o’-lantern. Then enjoy a corn maze, petting zoo and pumpkin slingshot for the family to try. Entry is free, and dogs are welcome! Follow the Sidhu Farms Facebook page for updates.
Tips for visiting local pumpkin patches:
- First dibs get the ultimate pumpkins: Hit the patch early in the season while the selection is prime and nobody has claimed the legendary giant pumpkins yet.
- Beat the chaos: Roll up early in the morning unless you enjoy dodging runaway toddlers and elbowing through crowds for the best photo ops.
- Lace up for the trek: Wear comfy, sacrifice-friendly kicks—you’re going to be logging some serious steps through dirt and potential mud.
- Prepare for weather roulette: Mother Nature loves a plot twist! Pack sunscreen, an umbrella, or both, because the sky will test you.
- Trunk armor engaged: Line your car floor with cardboard or trash bags unless you want a permanent pumpkin-dirt reminder in your carpet until spring.
- Cash is still king: Cards might work, but cold, hard cash saves the day when the farm’s card reader decides to take a cozy autumn nap.
- Do your homework: Save yourself a tragic trip by checking the patch’s ground rules beforehand—whether you’re bringing your dog, hunting for a specific heirloom variety, or checking ADA access.
