Pumpkin Patches in Columbia River Gorge to Mt. Hood & Hood River
Fall in the Pacific Northwest is pure magic—crisp air, colorful leaves, and the joy of visiting local pumpkin patches with friends and family. From Troutdale and Boring to Damascus, Parkdale, and Hood River, the Columbia River Gorge area is filled with farms that make pumpkin picking an adventure. Whether you’re after the perfect carving pumpkin, a hayride through the fields, or a cup of fresh cider, these family-friendly spots are worth the trip.
Burns Farms at Aldersyde – Troutdale
2318 SE 302nd Ave │ burnsfarm.weebly.com
A Troutdale favorite, Burns Farms offers pumpkins in a charming farm setting. Families love the beautiful views and relaxed atmosphere, but the real fun comes from their hayrides, corn maze, photo props and the beloved donkeys that kids adore. Stop in the farm stand to grab fresh vegetables or a special keepsake. This is the perfect mix of farm charm and fall adventure.
Bushue’s Family Farm – Boring
9880 SE Revenue Rd │ bushuefarming.com
Bushue’s is one of the most interactive pumpkin patches around, offering more than just pumpkins. Families can enjoy hayrides, a pig train ride, corn trail, play areas for kids, farm animals, and even u-cut flowers. One of their most unique traditions is the chance to make your very own “dirt baby”—a quirky and beloved farm craft that kids look forward to each fall. It’s a hands-on, family-run farm that brings fun to every visit.
Dolan Creek Farm – Boring
13490 SE Orient Dr │ dolancreekfarm.com
Dolan Creek offers more than just a pumpkin patch — it’s a full fall destination. Besides finding the perfect pumpkin from three different pumpkin locations, visitors can hop on a tractor ride, meet friendly farm animals, and explore the farm trail loop (with a brand-new loop added this year). Don’t miss the extras that make this farm special: grab an espresso at the Pearl Coffee Truck, shop seasonal treasures in the Greenhouse and the Tin Barn, pick up goodies at the Mercantile, and treat yourself to Doug’s Donuts before you head home. This is one stop where families can truly spend the whole day soaking up autumn fun.
Dolan Creek Farm – Boring
Mt. View Orchards – Parkdale
Mt. View Orchards – Parkdale
6670 Trout Creek Ridge │ mtvieworchards.com
With breathtaking views of Mt. Hood, Mt. View Orchards combines pumpkin picking with an orchard experience. Beyond pumpkins, they offer u-pick apples and pears, fresh cider, and seasonal events. It’s the perfect place for a full fall day trip.
Liepold Farms – Boring
14050 SE Richey Rd │ liepoldfarms.com
If you’re looking for a classic fall festival, Liepold Farms has it all—pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, and seasonal goodies. Their cider and baked goods are a must-try while you wander through their festive setup.
Thompson Farms – Damascus
24727 SE Bohna Park Rd
Thompson Farms is a family tradition for many locals. They offer pumpkins, fall decorations, and hayrides, all in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that feels like visiting a neighbor’s farm.
Packer Orchards & Farm Place – Hood River
3020 Thomsen Rd │ packerorchards.com
Set against stunning Hood River Valley views, Packer Orchards is a destination for fall fun. Visitors can take a stroll through the sprawling pumpkin patch, shop at the farm store for a wide variety of fresh apples and pears, and enjoy a delightful treat from the Pear-Fect Kitchen (their bakery filled with pies, cookies, and seasonal goodies). Families will love the activity field, where kids can play, and the family-friendly corn maze, which adds to the adventure. Packer Orchards blends farm tradition with fun activities, making it one of Hood River’s most beloved fall stops.
Packer Orchards & Farm Place – Hood River
Draper Girl Country Farm – Parkdale
Draper Girl Country Farm – Parkdale
6200 HWY 35 │ drapergirlcountryfarm.com
Draper Girl Country Farm is a must-visit in Parkdale, combining pumpkin fun with orchard charm. Guests can fill a bucket with many different u-pick fruits, sample at the hard cider tasting, and of course, visit the friendly farm animals. Shoppers will love browsing the country store, and kids (and adults!) can swing on the farm’s famous swing with Mt. Hood views in the background. And before you leave, don’t forget to pick your favorite pumpkin to bring home. Draper Girl is a picture-perfect fall experience.
Olson Farms – Damascus
22255 SE Borges Rd │ olson-farms.com
Known for farm-fresh produce and a beautiful setting, Olson Farms brings a wholesome fall vibe. In addition to pumpkins, grab a ride on the horse drawn hay ride. They often feature local goods and seasonal food that make the trip extra rewarding.
Why Visit Multiple Patches?
Each farm brings something unique—whether it’s making dirt babies, sipping cider, swinging under Mt. Hood, riding a tractor, or ending the day with donuts. Visiting a couple in one day is a great way to make memories and explore everything the Gorge has to offer.
So grab your boots, a cozy sweater, and the whole family—it’s pumpkin patch season in the Gorge, and there’s no better way to celebrate fall in Oregon and Washington.