Best Michigan Pumpkin Patches & Fall Farms to Visit (2025 Guide)

If you’re anything like me, fall isn’t complete without the sound of leaves crunching underfoot, a cup of warm apple cider in hand, and the hunt for that perfect pumpkin.

Michigan Pumpkin Patches, U-Pick Pumpkins and Farms to Visit THIS Fall

Every year, I travel across Michigan exploring the farms, cider mills, and pumpkin patches that make autumn here so special. Whether you’re planning a cozy weekend with your family, a date-day corn maze challenge, or just want to soak in the color of Michigan fall, there’s a pumpkin patch waiting for you — and many of them come with hayrides, donuts, and fall festivals, too.

Below, you’ll find my handpicked list of Michigan’s best pumpkin patches and fall farms, grouped by region so you can find one close to home (or make a road trip out of it).

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Why I Love Visiting Pumpkin Patches in Michigan

There’s something about a crisp Michigan fall day that makes me want to spend it outdoors — wandering through a field of bright orange pumpkins, breathing in the scent of hay and cider, and watching families laugh as they climb onto wagons for a hayride.

I’ve found that every pumpkin patch has its own personality — some are small, family-run farms where the owners know every visitor by name; others are big, bustling destinations with corn mazes, farm markets, cider mills, and live music.

Whether you’re after a simple U-pick experience or an all-day fall festival, this list covers it all.

Pumpkin Patches in Southeast Michigan

Three Cedars Farm — Northville

7897 Six Mile Rd, Northville, MI 48168

If you want the classic Michigan pumpkin patch experience, start at Three Cedars Farm. It’s one of my favorites in Metro Detroit for its cheerful, old-fashioned vibe — think hayrides through the fields, a sprawling seven-acre corn maze, cider and donuts so good you’ll want to bring a dozen home.

There’s also a cute General Store full of nostalgic candy, a petting farm for the kids, and plenty of photo ops. For fall birthdays or get-togethers, you can even rent a private bonfire site.

“This is definitely the prettiest “cider mill”, pumpkin patch around. I put cider mill in quotes because they get pasteurized cider from elsewhere. Nevertheless, there is so much for little kids to do, a mini farm, train ride, etc. They also have a general store.”
-Trip Advisor User

DeBuck’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch — Belleville

50240 Martz Rd, Belleville, MI 48111

I love DeBuck’s because it feels like an entire fall carnival in one place. In addition to three giant corn mazes and a colorful U-pick pumpkin field, you’ll find a sunflower trail, wagon rides, and a grill house serving cider, kettle corn, and caramel apples.

Families love it for the extra kid-friendly fun — trike tracks, slides, bounce balls, and a “goat village.” You could easily spend an entire day here and still not do everything.

More Great Pumpkin Patches in Southeast Michigan

• Bird’s Pumpkin Patch – Romulus
• Bonadeo Farms – Highland
• Wiard’s Orchards – Ypsilanti
• Long Family Orchard & Farm – Commerce Twp
• Plymouth Orchards & Cider Mill – Plymouth
• Spicer Orchards – Fenton
• Farmer Charley’s Kackleberry Farm – Monroe
• Denny’s U-Pick at English Gardens – Plymouth

PRO-TIP: Southeast Michigan farms get busiest on October weekends — go early in the morning or on weekdays for fewer crowds and fresh donuts.

Pumpkin Patches in Mid-Michigan

The Wild Pumpkin — Beaverton

5799 Beaverton Rd, Beaverton, MI 48612

This family-run spot is pure fall fun. Picture a pumpkin patch surrounded by a petting zoo full of friendly animals (and yes, the goats love selfies). You’ll also find bounce houses, hayrides, and plenty of treats at the Wild Pumpkin— including caramel apple cider donuts that taste like fall in a bite.

It’s a perfect choice for families with kids who want a hands-on farm experience and space to run around.

The Howling Pumpkin — St. Helen

7201 E West Branch Rd, St. Helen, MI 48656

One of my favorite hidden gems in Mid-Michigan, The Howling Pumpkin has everything: a 20-acre corn maze, hayrides, bounce houses, and a huge playground. It’s festive without being overwhelming, and the owners make you feel right at home.

Grab a cup of hot cider and wander the pumpkin fields — it’s the kind of place that makes you want to linger all afternoon.

More U-Pick Farms & Pumpkin Patches in Mid-Michigan

• Grandma’s Pumpkin Patch – Midland
• Johnson’s Giant Pumpkins – Saginaw
• Anderson & Girls Orchards – Stanton
• Leaman’s Green Applebarn – Freeland
• Papas Pumpkin Patch – Mt. Pleasant
• Shawhaven Farm – Mason
• Uncle John’s Cider Mill – St. Johns

Make it a day trip: Pair your visit with a stop at one of Mid-Michigan’s cider mills for the full fall experience.

Pumpkin Patches in Northern Michigan

Fleming Farm Pumpkin Patch — Gaylord

4264 Martindale Rd, Gaylord, MI 49735

I adore Fleming Farms for its postcard-perfect setting. The pumpkin patch here is surrounded by rolling hills, and the farm offers hayrides, a corn maze, and a petting zoo. It’s a great way to experience fall color while picking your perfect pumpkin.

Coveyou Scenic Farm Market — Petoskey

4160 US-131, Petoskey, MI 49770

This historic family farm has been operating for more than 140 years and overlooks beautiful Walloon Lake. The pumpkins at Coveyou are sustainably grown, and you can also pick up local produce, flowers, and cider. The lake-view deck alone makes it worth a visit — it’s pure Northern Michigan magic.

Pond Hill Farm — Harbor Springs

5699 S Lake Shore Dr, Harbor Springs, MI 49740

Pond Hill is one of my all-time favorite fall destinations. From the pumpkin-smashing games to the Biergarten Tent and wood-fired pizza, there’s something for everyone. Kids love the giant slide and the barnyard animals, while adults appreciate the lake views and the wine tasting.

It’s the kind of place where you come for pumpkins and stay for the atmosphere.

“This place is awesome! Thousands of pumpkins, gorgeous hanging flower baskets, tons of kid friendly(adults too) activities, live music under a very expansive tent, food and beer, a nice farm shop to visit, and a trout pond with hungry finned critters(food provided).
If I lived in this area, it surely would be a frequent stop for me!”
-Trip Advisor User

More Pumpkin Patches in Northern Michigan

• Gallagher’s Farm Market – Traverse City
• Royal Farms – Ellsworth
• Knaebe’s Apple Farm – Rogers City
• AJ’s Berry Farm – Lachine
• Robinson’s Pumpkin Farm – Whittemore

Pumpkin Patches in West Michigan

Ed Dunneback & Girls Farm — Grand Rapids

3025 6 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49544

This century-old farm is pure West Michigan charm. Every fall, Ed Dunneback & Girls transforms into a pink tractor paradise — complete with U-pick pumpkins, hayrides, cider, and donuts.

The family recently added a taproom and a restaurant, so you can pair your pumpkin picking with a glass of hard cider or lunch overlooking the apple orchard. Weekends bring live music and family fun passes that include everything from hayrides to giant slides.

Fruit Ridge Hayrides — Kent City

11160 Red Pine Dr NW, Kent City, MI 49330

Fruit Ridge is one of my top picks for a full fall day out — with a classic horse-drawn hayride, a giant corn maze, petting zoo, and apple picking all in one spot. It’s perfect for kids, but adults love it just as much.

Don’t miss the cider and homemade caramel apples before you head home.

More Pumpkin Patches in West Michigan

• Bethke Farms – Grand Haven
• Gull Meadow Farms – Richland
• Gene the Pumpkin Man – Kalamazoo
• Moelker Orchards – Grand Rapids
• Lewis Adventure Farm & Zoo – New Era
• Crane Orchards – Fennville

PRO -TIP: Bring cash to some smaller farms like Gene the Pumpkin Man — they often don’t take cards!

Pumpkin Patches in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Getzloff Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch — Wilson

N15891 Co Rd 551, Wilson, MI 49896

For a true U.P. fall adventure, Getzloff’s is a must. Set on seven acres, this farm has a sprawling corn maze, hayrides, and a pumpkin patch that’s bursting with color. It’s a local favorite near Escanaba and perfect for anyone road-tripping through the U.P.

You’ll also find plenty of photo ops, from the hay bale sculptures to the classic red barns — and the friendly owners make everyone feel like family.

Plan Your Fall Road Trip

With pumpkin patches spread across the state, it’s easy to make a Michigan fall weekend out of it. Here are a few ways to plan your route:

• Combine a pumpkin patch + cider mill + fall color drive (try the Tunnel of Trees or M-22).
• Bookmark my Michigan Fall Color Guide for timing your trip at peak season.
• Pack a thermos and make it a day-long adventure — many of these farms have picnic areas and live music.