Pumpkin patches in Florida
36 farms in Florida are listed for pumpkins across 28 towns. Typical season: October–November (peak October–November). 35 offer pick-your-own.
Pumpkin season in Florida
Typically October–November , peaking around October–November. Shaded months below are the usual window — weather moves it by a week or two in either direction.
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Florida at a glance
- Farms listed
- 36
- Pick-your-own
- 35
- Towns covered
- 28
- Visitor reviews
- 10,514
Ratings shown on farm pages come from Google — currently 4.3 average across 36 rated farms.
Where the pumpkin patches are
Towns with the most pumpkins listings in Florida.
- Jacksonville (3)
- Tampa (2)
- Lakeland (2)
- Kissimmee (2)
- Winter Haven (1)
- Wellington (1)
- Titusville (1)
- St. Petersburg (1)
Pumpkin patches in Florida
Sorted by rating, then by number of reviews.
South Tampa Pumpkin Patch
Tampa, Florida
Abiding Savior Pumpkin Patch
Gainesville, Florida
The Seminole Heights Great Pumpkin Patch
Tampa, Florida
Pumpkin Patch @ the Presbyterian Church in the Highlands
Lakeland, Florida
Horsepower Ranch & Events
Geneva, Florida
Stanley Pond Adventure Farm
Astatula, Florida
Pumpkin Patch IRC
Titusville, Florida
Pumpkin Patch @ First UMC Lakeland
Lakeland, Florida
Southern Hill Farms
Clermont, Florida
St. John's Pumpkin Patch
Winter Haven, Florida
Hunsader Farms Pumpkin Festival
Florida
Holland Farms
Milton, Florida
Conner's A-Maize-Ing Acres Farm
Hilliard, Florida
Hastings Ranch & Farm
St Cloud, Florida
The Platt’s Patch Rescue & Sanctuary
Melbourne, Florida
Sanlando Pumpkin Patch
Longwood, Florida
Jacksonville Pumpkin Patch
Jacksonville, Florida
Parkridge Patch
Coral Springs, Florida
Pinto's Farm
Miami, Florida
Green Meadows Petting Farm
Kissimmee, Florida
Amazing Grace Farms | Jacksonville Sunflower & Pumpkin Farm
Green Cove Springs, Florida
Dave's Pumpkin Patch
Brandon, Florida
Heavenly Evergreens Pumpkin Patch and Christmas trees
Naples, Florida
Ever After Farms U-Pick Peaches & Blackberries
Mims, Florida
Harvest Holler Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch
Polk City, Florida
Hagerty Farms Pumpkin Patch
Oviedo, Florida
Ortega Pumpkin Patch
Florida
Pumpkin patch
Cutler Bay, Florida
Gallagher's Pumpkin and Christmas Tree's patch
St. Petersburg, Florida
Pumpkin Towne Pumpkin Patches
Wellington, Florida
Santa’s Farm & Christmas Tree Forest
Eustis, Florida
Barton Pumpkin Patch
Odessa, Florida
CommPres Pumpkin Patch
Kissimmee, Florida
Pumpkin Patch Services
Jacksonville, Florida
Pumpkin Patch
Jacksonville, Florida
Pumpkins with a Purpose
Florida
Planning a pumpkin trip
How it works
Pumpkin farms usually price per pumpkin or by weight at a gate, and many run a wider day out alongside the field — wagon rides, a corn maze, food stands.
Weekends in October are the busiest days of the entire picking calendar. Weekday afternoons are quieter, and the field is far less picked over early in the month.
What to bring
- Cash for gate admission and extras, which are often separate from the pumpkins
- Boots — pumpkin fields are the muddiest picking you'll do all year
- Warm layers for late-October mornings
Pumpkin patches in other states
What else you can pick in Florida
Pumpkin patches in Florida — FAQ
- When is pumpkin season in Florida?
- Typically October–November, peaking around October–November. Decorative / agri-tourism Weather shifts this by a week or two either way, so call ahead.
- How many pumpkin patches spots are there in Florida?
- 36 farms in Florida are listed for pumpkins on Get Picking, spread across 28 towns and cities. 35 of them offer pick-your-own.
- Where are the pumpkin patches clusters in Florida?
- The heaviest concentrations are around Jacksonville (3), Tampa (2), Lakeland (2), Kissimmee (2). Well-reviewed stops include South Tampa Pumpkin Patch, Abiding Savior Pumpkin Patch, The Seminole Heights Great Pumpkin Patch.
- How does pumpkin patches in Florida usually work?
- Pumpkin farms usually price per pumpkin or by weight at a gate, and many run a wider day out alongside the field — wagon rides, a corn maze, food stands.
- What should I bring?
- Cash for gate admission and extras, which are often separate from the pumpkins; Boots — pumpkin fields are the muddiest picking you'll do all year; Warm layers for late-October mornings. 14% of the Florida farms listed here record accepting cards, but cash is still the safer bet at smaller stands.
- When is the best time of day to go?
- Weekends in October are the busiest days of the entire picking calendar. Weekday afternoons are quieter, and the field is far less picked over early in the month.
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