Pumpkin Patches in Connecticut

Locate pumpkin picking near Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury or Danbury on our list of Connecticut pumpkin patches.  Many “pumpkin patches near me” feature corn mazes, hay rides, live animals, pony rides, and kids activities.
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Creamery Brook Bison Farm - Brooklyn, CT
On select days in October, they offer a pumpkin tour which includes covered wagon ride past the bison, pumpkin from the patch, and pumpkin decorating supplies.  Location: 19 Purvis Road, Brooklyn CT 06234.  It is about 46 miles east of Hartford.

Devon Point Farm - Woodstock, CT
Open most days each fall for good tasting cider, donuts, pumpkin patch and more.  A farm built by Erick and Patty Taylor that has a pumpkin patch open from mid-September to the end of October.  Their address is 54 Joy Road, Woodstock, CT 06281.  It is about 46 miles east of Hartford.

Foster Family Farm - South Windsor, CT
The farm is open to the public on weekends starting September 15th.  The Foster family has been farming this land since 1790. In addition to pumpkins, they have two corn mazes across eight acres, farm animals, play yard, hayrides and concessions.  Their night corn maze on weekends is very popular.  Their address is 90 Foster Street, South Windsor, CT 06074.  It is about 11 miles east of Hartford.

Halfinger Farms - Higganum, CT
A connecticut flower and pumpkin farm offering pick your own pumpkins and corn maze, hay wagon ride and children’s play area.  The address is 489 Candlewood Hill Rd., Higganum, CT 06441.  It is about 26 miles south of Hartford.

Horse Listeners Orchard - Ashford, CT
A 153 acre orchard that has been operating for forty years but recently came under the ownership of Matt Couzens, Sr. In addition to pick your own apples, they also offer a pumpkin patch, apple cider, and more.  Their address is 317 Bebbington Road, Ashford CT 06278.  It is about 33 miles east of Hartford.

Karabin Farms - Southington, CT
Saturday and Sunday pick your own pumpkins starts for the public around September 15th.  Lots of activities for school groups during the week by reservation.  Best known for their apple picking each fall. Their address is 894 Andrews Street, Southington, CT.æ It is about 17 miles southwest of Hartford.

Pumpkintown USA - East Hampton, CT
This event is open every day for six weekends from late September through Halloween. It is a non scary event with lots of pumpkins and family activities.  Experience The Ride attraction on weekends.  The whole town is dressed up for this Halloween event.

Bunnell Farm – Litchfield, CT
The farm is a fifth generation family owned and operated business. Flashlight maze on Friday and Saturday evenings. Don’t forget to enjoy a horse drawn wagon ride and pumpkin picking on weekends. There is also a children’s hay maze.  Location: 498 Maple Street, Litchfield, CT 06759

Fair Weathers Farm – Rocky Hill, CT
Play Farm Scene Investigation while you attempt to make your way through the maze. The cornfield is open as part of their fall festival on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from September to the end of October. Hayrides, pumpkins, pedal go-carts, corn pit, scarecrow walk, child hay maze and tire playground are some of the other activities for guests to their farm. About the Farm: Fair Weathers is run by Billy Collins, who started the farm with his parents in 1988. They moved to the farms present location in 1997.  Location: 1146 Cromwell Avenue, Rocky Hill, CT 06067

Bishop’s Orchards – Cornmaze, Haymaze, Pick-Your-Own Apples & Pumpkin Patch. Face Painting, Scarecrow Making to benefit the Branford, CT Soup Kitchen.  Location: 1355 Boston Post Road, Guilford, CT 06437

Fort Hill Farms – Thompson, CT – 8 Acres, Multiple Mazes
Fort Hill Farms has a rich history. The land was settled as a result of a land grant from the King of England to Sir Robert Thompson in 1683. It was consolidated by John Doane back into one property for a dairy farm in 1889. He gave it the name Fort Hill Farms. There is also a barnyard and pick your own pumpkin patch.  Location: 260 Quaddick Road, Thompson, CT 06277

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