It’s pumpkin patch season in the Bay Area and, if you haven’t noticed, that’s kind of a big deal around here. I know what you might be thinking—sure, you could always snag a couple decent pumpkins on your next trip to the grocery store. But is that really how you want to play it? Is it only about fall decor?
Visiting a pumpkin patch is one of those things where the journey really is the destination, as cliché as that sounds. It’s about the experience being outside with friends and family, the crisp fall air, corn mazes and tractor rides. It’s about making memories in the big open spaces of this extraordinary place we call home.
We love connecting folks with our local farmland. It’s part of the reason we’re working so hard to protect it. So, to help you find that perfect pumpkin, here are some of our favorite patches on the Peninsula and in the South Bay.
Happy hunting!
San Mateo Coast
*POST-protected farms
Hours: Learn more: Website
Driving directions: View farmstand map | View pumpkin patch map
Highway 92 Farmstands in Half Moon Bay
Hours: Varies by farmstand
Learn more: Cozzolino’s Pumpkins, Lemos Farm, Pastorino Farms
Driving directions: 1-2 miles east of Highway 1
Santa Clara County
Uesugi Farms Pumpkin Park
Hours: Varies; See calendar for details
Learn more: Website
Driving directions: View map
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