The Pumpkin Patch Farm on Sauvie Island – A real working farm that also offers numerous attractions

The Pumpkin Patch Farm is located on Sauvie Island in Portland, it is a real working farm that also offers numerous attractions to visitors during the summer and in to the fall. With approximately 700 acres, the Pumpkin Patch is used for wholesale and retail fresh market produce much of which can be bought seasonally on site at the Farm Fresh Market. The farm has been in business for over forty years and is currently run by second generation farmers.

For the past seven years the Pumpkin Patch has offer The Maize, Oregon’s original giant maze of corn planted in a shape that celebrates the local history and identity. It is open daily from the end of August until Halloween. During the month of October, an additional maze, the Haunted Field of Screams is available, it features numerous scary twists and turns and may not be suitable for children 6 or under. Hay rides are free on Labor Day Weekend and daily during October. Children seem to enjoy the Cow Train, which gives tours around the farm on weekends.

The Farm fresh market provides seasonal produce starting in June as the strawberries begin to ripen. Produce and flowers are available in store or on a pick it yourself basis. The Pumpkin Cottage Gift Shop is full of unique John Deere Collectibles, summer garden gifts, candles, children’s toys, specialty foods, cards and other farm memorabilia. Tickets for the maze are $7 for adults, $5 for children and seniors and tickets to the Field of Screams are $10.Bonfire and and private crop circles are available for rent for parties of up to 25 people for $50 per hour. Check out thepumpkinpatch.com for more information. The Pumpkin Patch Farm is located at 16525 NW GILLIHAN RD in Northwest Portland on Sauvie Island. Looking for more family activities in Portland? Check out The Oregon Zoo or the Portland Children’s Museum both of which are located in Washington Park. Interested in more outdoor activities in Portland? Check out The Japanese Gardens or The Saturday Market in Old Town Portland.

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