As the air turns crisp and leaves begin to change, families start looking forward to one of fall’s favorite traditions – a trip to the pumpkin patch. Hayrides, corn mazes, petting zoos, and fall treats have turned pumpkin patches into destinations for kids and adults alike. 

Whether you’re looking for the perfect jack-o’-lantern, a weekend outing with friends, or a way to soak up the season, Alabama has plenty of pumpkin patches scattered across the state, each with its own unique charm and fall fun.

Here are just a few pumpkin patches you can explore this fall. 

• Tate Farms – Meridianville 
  • Open now through November 1, but closed October 31
  • One of the state’s largest pumpkin destinations, Tate Farms offers pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, barnyard animals, and more. Just north of Huntsville, it’s a festive favorite for families. 
• Hidden River Farms – Hartselle
  • Open now through October 31
  • Set in Morgan County, Hidden River Farms offers visitors more than a pumpkin patch. Explore the corn maze, zip lines, and apple cannons. There’s something for the entire family to enjoy. 
• Bennett Farms – Heflin
  • Open now through October 31 
  • This fourth-generation farm is an East Alabama tradition. Wander through the hay maze, pick for your favorite pumpkin, enjoy slides, and meet the farm animals.  
• Farmer in the Dell – Auburn 
  • Open now through October 31
  • Located near Auburn, Farmer in the Dell offers a laid-back, family-friendly pumpkin patch. In addition to the pumpkins, the farm features hayrides, crop mazes, and a hay bale play area. 
• Penton Farms – Verbena
  • Open now through November 1
  • In Central Alabama, Penton Farms provides hayrides, animal encounters, and plenty of fall activities, making it a favorite for families in Montgomery and Birmingham. 
• Helena Hollow – Helena 
  • Open now through October 31
  • Just outside Birmingham, this farm turns into a fall wonderland each October. From barn slides, hayrides, games, and more, it’s a perfect stop for a seasonal adventure. 
• Griffin Farms – West Blocton 
  • Open now through October 31
  • In Bibb County, this family farm offers barnyard animals, a corn crib, wagon rides, and more! It’s become a fall favorite for in West Alabama. 
• Cornfield County Farms – Wetumpka 
  • Open now through October 31
  • A full fall experience with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, play areas, hayrides, and farm animals. It offers everything you need for a full, fun-packed outing in Elmore County. 
• Pleasant Pastures – Andalusia 
  • Open now through October 31
  • U-pick pumpkins, ziplines, inflatables, and more make this Covington County farm a family destination! Visitors can also enjoy an observational beehive.
• The Patch at Richardson Farms – Leroy
  • Open now through October 31
  • In South Alabama, The Patch at Richardson Farms features hayrides, face painting, a corn maze, and more. This is a great southern stop for families looking to celebrate the season. 

No matter where you are in Alabama, a pumpkin patch is ready to welcome you for seasonal fun, family memories, and autumn magic.