Is Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland a u-pick farm?

Yes — Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland is listed as a pick-your-own farm in Lakeland, Florida. Policies on containers, admission, and crop availability vary, so check with the farm before visiting.

What are the hours for Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland?

Weekly hours are subject to seasonal schedule and harvest conditions. Confirm directly before you go.

U-pick farm · Lakeland, Florida

Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland

Q: Where is Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland located?

Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland is located at 72 Lake Morton Dr, Lakeland, FL 33801, United States. Plus Code: 22QX+MV Lakeland, Florida, USA.

Q: When is pumpkins season near Lakeland?

Typically October–November in Florida. Peak times and harvest schedules depend on weather and crop conditions.

Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland is a pick-your-own stop in Lakeland, Florida, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field. Rated 4.8 from 4 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.

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About this farm

Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland is a pick-your-own stop in Lakeland, Florida, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field.

Visitors commonly come for pumpkins.

It holds a 4.8 rating across 4 public reviews.

Location

Find Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland at 72 Lake Morton Dr, Lakeland, FL 33801, United States. Plus Code: 22QX+MV Lakeland, Florida, USA.

72 Lake Morton Dr , Lakeland , Florida 33801 , US

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What you can pick

In October, check what’s currently ripe before you go. Seasons below are typical windows for Florida, not a guarantee for this exact farm.

pumpkins in Florida

pumpkins

Typically in season October–November in Florida. Decorative / agri-tourism

Before you go

A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in Florida.

Bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection, water, and containers unless the farm supplies them.
Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting stained; berry juice and field mud travel home with you.
Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.