Most Oklahomans look forward to fall for football games, milder weather, and fall foliage. But one of the very best ways to get into the spirit of the season is to pick up a plump, orange pumpkin! Across Oklahoma, from local farms to small patches, you’ll find places to pick up a perfectly festive pumpkin. Here are the best pumpkin patches in the state.
P Bar Farms opens each year in mid-September. You can pick the perfect pumpkin out of its patch, but you’ll want to plan to spend a couple of hours going through the corn maze, enjoying a hayride, taking a train ride, petting the animals, and playing in the corn pit. Take your camera to get a picture of the sunflower field.
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Chester’s is an autumn standard in the Oklahoma City area. They’ve been around for nearly 20 years and keep adding fun features to their farm. Every guest gets a pumpkin from the pumpkin patch with paid admission. It’s a great way to spend the day in the country.
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You’ll find pie pumpkins and jack-o’-lanterns at Annabelle’s, plus more than 35 activities. The farm usually opens at the end of September. You’ll want to check their calendar for special events, such as grandparent’s weekend (grandparents get in free with paid child admission) or heroes weekend, in which police, fire fighters and first responders get in free with ID card.
Guests get a free pumpkin with admission at this pumpkin patch just east of Edmond, OK. The season opens in mid-September. You’ll be able to enjoy fresh country air and a little taste of what it was like living on the farm when you visit. Kids can pet bunnies, play on tire swings and roast hot dogs and marshmallows over the fire pit.
This agriculture adventure is one of the top autumn attractions in southern Oklahoma. Guests get a free pie pumpkin with admission. Make sure to show your military ID for a discount. They have lots of activities for kids of all ages. Bring a camera and get one of the farm animals to pose with you for fun memories of the day.
