Colorado’s Top Pumpkin Patches for Fall Family Fun
Colorado families have a variety of pumpkin patch experiences to choose from this fall, each catering to different ages and interests. Anderson Farms in Erie offers a full day of activities, including a 30-acre pumpkin patch with over 70 varieties, a 25-acre corn maze, and various play areas. The 2026 Fall Festival runs from September 23 to October 31, with timed-entry tickets priced at $18, $32 depending on the day.
For younger children, Cottonwood Farms in Lafayette emphasizes farm animals and a smaller, two-acre corn maze. The season runs daily from September 23 to October 31, with admission at $10. Weekend wagon rides are an additional $5. Meanwhile, 7th Generation Farm in Louisville features a Big Bale Hay Mountain and classic farm play, with admission at $10 per person through November 1.
Maize in the City in Thornton allows families to customize their outing, with free entry and paid activities like a 20-acre corn maze and petting zoo. The Pumpkin Festival at Chatfield Farms in Littleton offers a festival atmosphere with live music, carnival games, and a free pumpkin daycare, running October 9-11 with admission at $14, $22. The Bartels Pumpkin Patch in Fort Collins and Long Neck Pumpkin Farm in Colorado Springs provide flexible, admission-free options for families.