It’s time for pumpkin-spice everything – even the dog can get pumpkin spice treats – and sweaters in the morning, tank tops in the afternoon. That’s fall in the Pacific Northwest. But it’s not complete without a trip to the local pumpkin patch! Below is the information for pumpkin patches in Vancouver, Washington, and throughout Clark County for 2026.
Bi-Zi Farms Pumpkin Patch
September 26-27, October 1-October 31
Wednesday – Monday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Closed Mondays
Entry ends 1 hour before closing
9504 NE 119th Street, Vancouver
360.574.9119
Bi-Zi Farms Pumpkin Patch in Vancouver is a great place to find a pumpkin and enjoy fall fun! Your admission ticket gets you: a free pumpkin of any size you can carry; daytime corn maze; one free hot drink; two shots with the pumpkin launchers; live music; fresh-pressed apple cider sampling; and a ton of kids’ activities! You can purchase additional food, drinks and face painting. Live music will happen on Saturdays and Sundays.
On Fridays and Saturdays in October, try your luck in the nighttime corn maze, after the pumpkin patch closes. Free with admission to the patch, or purchase a separate ticket.
Be sure to purchase your tickets in advance on the Bi-Zi Farms website to secure your timeslot.
Waltons Farms
October 3 – 31
Thursday-Friday, 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Monday-Wednesday
1617 NE 267th Avenue, Camas
360.834.2810
Waltons Farms is a pumpkin patch in Camas with a large selection of different pumpkins, from large to mini and even white!
Admission ($13) includes one pumpkin per person. Those over 55 get in for $11. Kids under 2 years old are free, but no pumpkin is included. Your admission also gives you access to a corn maze and barrel train ride! Be sure to say hi to the goats and horses, too.
Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome. They accept cash, debit and credit. For more information, visit the Waltons Farm website.
Whalen Oaks Farm
October 1-October 31
Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Closed Mondays
612 Whalen Rd, Woodland
360.306.3071
This 40-acre pumpkin patch in Woodland boasts over 60 varieties of pumpkins! Whalen Oaks Farm has a u-pick pumpkin patch as well as pre-picked bins of every type of pumpkin you can imagine as well as gourds!
After finding your perfect pumpkin, enjoy their two corn mazes, hay maze, hay pyramid and more! On the weekends, they have pumpkin bowling and hay rides too.
No admission or parking fees. Well-behaved pets allowed on leash. Visit the Whalen Oaks Farm website for more information. Be sure to check out when they post information about their Fall Fest – it’s not to be missed!
Pumpkin Lane at Pomeroy Farm
Saturdays and Sundays in October
10 a.m. – 5 p.m. (last admission is 4 p.m.)
20902 N.E. Lucia Falls Road, Yacolt
360.686.3537
Visit Pomeroy Farm in October to see the pumpkin people, then pick out a carving pumpkin and create your own masterpiece at home.
Pumpkin Lane in Yacolt features over 100 pumpkin figures lining Pomeroy Farm’s mile-long drive.
Then, enjoy fall activities at the farm, including photo-ops, exploring the historic grounds and kids’ activities.
For something special, check out Pumpkin Lane after Dark on October 9 and 23, 2026. After enjoying a drive down Pumpkin Lane and picking out a pumpkin in the patch, you’ll be treated food from Mosscrowe BBQ, a glass of wine and s’mores! This is a 21-and-over event and requires a ticket. Purchase tickets in advance on the website.
Coffee and food vendors on site. Service animals only. For more information, visit the Pomeroy Farm website.
Clark County Pumpkin Patch Tips
- Beat the Clock & Grab the Pick of the Crop: Head out early in the season for first dibs on the absolute best gourds, and show up first thing in the morning if you want to dodge the afternoon crowds.
- Embrace the Mud-Ready Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes you don’t mind getting dirty. As autumn rolls in, squishy mud becomes a package deal!
- Dress for Pacific Northwest Chaos: Check the sky before you go – you might need heavy-duty sunscreen, a rain umbrella, or both in the same hour.
- Cash is Still King: Plenty of farm stands take cards, but keeping paper money on hand ensures you won’t get stuck at a cash-only cider or snack booth.
- BYO Gloves: Pumpkin vines are surprisingly prickly! A sturdy pair of gardening gloves will save your hands while you hunt down “The One.”
- Protect the Ride: Line your trunk with cardboard or heavy-duty plastic trash bags so your fresh, muddy prize doesn’t ruin your car’s interior.
- Do a Quick Recon Mission: Check the farm’s website or call ahead to double-check dog policies, specific pumpkin varieties, and ADA accessibility before you buckle up.
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