22 Boston Area Pumpkin Patches (Picked by Parents)

Amanda Banta said:  Each year loads of pumpkins are hauled into town and the entrance to Wheelwright Park transforms into a pumpkin patch by the Cohasset Appalachia Service Project, which travels to the Central Appalachian Mountains each summer to help low-income families with housing needs. The patch is staffed by the ASP volunteers and their parents as part of the group's fundraising efforts.. The pumpkins are arranged in a different pattern each year to create a fun designed that can be viewed from above.

North Andover's Smolak Farms offers fun for everyone—blending a 300 year old New England Farm complete with orchards, berry fields, family activities and more.

Pick your own apples & pumpkins at Rogers Spring Hill Farm.

R&C Farms carries a large range of pumpkins and gourds. They have small, medium, and large straw bales. They grow over 20,000 chrysanthemums of many colors that they sell at their stand!

If you want to do some apple or pumpkin picking and combine it with a day full of fun activities and attractions perfect for the whole family, then Connors Farm is the destination! Just a sample of the activities available includes a 7-acre corn maze, hay rides, ropes course, jumping pillows, pedal carts, Fort Connors, play areas and more!

Marini Farm is a third-generation family farm offering fresh produce and bakery items, and a variety of specialty foods. During the fall, they create an elaborate corn maze. The educational and interactive 7-acre corn maze takes approximately 90 minutes to complete. For the younger guests, they offer a 1-acre (20 minute) corn maze. Other fall activities include a jumping pillow, giant tube slide, rope maze, duck races, and more!

Cider Hill Farm is a scenic 145-acre, family farm known for a wide selection of pick-your-own fruit, cut-your-own flowers, farmhouse gifts, and apple cider donuts. Come pick out pumpkins, and while you're there be sure to visit the farm store, bakery, play areas, and barnyard!