It’s pumpkin se
ason in Massachusetts! Whether you’re planning to carve the perfect jack-o’-lantern, bake homemade pumpkin pie, or simply decorate your front porch with colorful gourds, there are plenty of local farms and garden centers where you can find the perfect specimen. Our Barrett Sotheby’s International Realty agents have shared their favorite spots for pumpkin picking across Concord, Lexington, Bedford, Acton, and beyond. From classic pick-your-own pumpkin patches to charming farm stands, here’s your guide to the best pumpkin patches and fall fun in Greater Boston. Don’t forget to check our interactive map to plan your visit!
Pumpkin Patch Guide
Verrill Farm, Concord
One of the largest pumpkin patches in the area, Verrill Farm offers thousands of pumpkins to choose from. Families love the photo-ready fall backdrops, farm stand goodies, and seasonal treats. It’s a perfect spot for pumpkin picking in Concord.
Pickard Farm, Littleton
Pick your own pumpkins right off the vine at this longtime favorite. Make it a day trip by heading to nearby Kimball Farm for legendary ice cream or checking out Witch’s Woods for spooky seasonal fun.
Chip-In Farm, Bedford
This family-friendly farm combines pumpkin picking with a petting zoo and fresh eggs from the farm store. It’s a great choice if you’re looking for pumpkins in Bedford with a side of kid-friendly activities.
Shelburne Farm, Stow
Along with pumpkins, Shelburne Farm offers dozens of apple varieties still in season. Warm cider donuts make this destination a must for fall weekends.
Drew Farm, Westford
Pick your pumpkin now and return for the magical after-dark Pumpkin Light event around Halloween, featuring hundreds of glowing jack-o’-lanterns throughout the orchard.
Westward Orchards, Harvard
Take a wagon ride to the pumpkin fields, then refuel with their famous apple cider donuts. It’s a classic New England pumpkin patch experience.
Cucurbit Farm, Acton
Known for its farm stand produce—corn, tomatoes, peaches, plus flowers—Cucurbit Farm also features a pumpkin patch and a fun corn maze.
Mahoney’s Garden Centers, Concord & Winchester
For a wide variety, explore Mahoney’s selection of traditional orange pumpkins, heirloom “Cinderella” pumpkins, and decorative gourds. In Winchester, brave the free haunted maze for an extra dose of Halloween spirit.
McCue Garden Center, Woburn
Pumpkins, gourds, and ornamental squash abound at McCue’s. Kids can enjoy the free corn maze and complimentary popcorn while you shop.
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Lexington
Fresh pumpkins from a local farm fill the lawn at Pilgrim Church. Stop by to pick out your favorite and support the church’s community programs.