Pumpkin Patches in Oklahoma

Anabelle’s Fun Farm - Welch, OK
Tim and Bethany Wright decided to open a pumpkin patch in 2011 when they realized there weren’t any in their area of Oklahoma. Other activities besides the hayride and pumpkins include the corn maze, petting zoo, train, and corn gun. Their location is 444606 E 110 Rd, Welch, OK 74369. It is 86 miles northeast of Tulsa.

Daze in a Maze - Marshal, OK
Pick your own pumpkin from the patch as well as enjoy tractor drawn hayrides, corn maze, hay maze, petting zoo, tricycle race track, duck pond, general store and concession stand. Admission fee is around $8-10 per person, plus tax. Pony rides are an additional. Free parking. Both locations are open daily in season. Location: 4335 West Highway 9 West Norman, OK (Just 26 miles south of Oklahoma City.) 2nd Location: 1580 NW Highway 37 Newcastle, OK (Just 16 miles south of Oklahoma City.)

Grider Farm Pumpkin Patch - Perkins, OK
3 acre live maze and 45 acres of pumpkins and gourds.

Jahn’s Pumpkin Hill - Cyril, OK
Jahn’s Hill is a u-pick pumpkin patch in Southwest Oklahoma run by Mary and Jerry Jahn with pumpkins, petting zoo, round bale maze, tractor-pulled farm tours and concession stand. Open daily in October. Admission is $7 per guest, which includes one free pie pumpkin. They are located at 46154 County Street 2710, Cyril, OK 73029. It is 60 miles southwest of Oklahoma City.

Livesay Orchards - Porter, OK
Take a hayride to the patch of pumpkins on weekends in October at this farm owned by Kent and Steve Livesay. The orchard was purchased by their uncle in 1966: it is Oklahoma’s largest peach orchard and grows a variety of other crops as well. Enjoy the pumpkin playland with play area, hay bale maze, pumpkin bowling, ring toss and farm learning center. It is located at 39232 E. 231st St. S, Porter, OK. It is 40 miles southeast of Tulsa.

Orr Family Farm - Oklahoma City, OK
Pick your own pumpkin or find larger and decorated pumpkins for sale. They feature their corn maze, hayrides, cannon blasters, farm yard fun and now their Zombie Apocalypse Paintball experience. Visit them this Fall! Their address is 14400 South Western, Oklahoma City, OK 73170. It is 14 miles south of downtown Oklahoma City.

P Bar Farms - Hydro, OK
10 Acres, Multiple Mazes. Founded in 1907, owners Loren and Kim Liebscher decided to cut their first cornfield for guests in 2001, making it one of the oldest mazes in Oklahoma. It’s hand cut, too! Past themes have included Oklahoma (2014), OKC Thunder (2012) and Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food (2011). After dark in October, the maze and laser tag are haunted. There’s also a pumpkin patch, mini golf and barn yard with petting zoo. I-40 between Hydro and Weatherford, Exit 84 (from the West) or Exit 88 (from the East) and follow Route 66 (North access road) for approximately 3 miles.

Parkhurst Pumpkin Parch - Arcadia, OK
Open Thursday through Sunday beginning in September.  Farm has fantastic pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayride, event venue, and farm fun activities.

Pleasant Valley Farms - Sand Springs, OK
Pumpkin patch and corn maze open everyday in October.  They host an annual winter squash and pumpkin festival on a weekends in October with hayrides, haunted trail, petting barn, duck races and face painting. The farm opens late September. Pumpkins are available throughout October. Their location is at 22350 W 71st S., Sand Springs, OK 74063. They are 19 miles east of Tulsa.

Shepherd’s Cross - Claremore, OK
Enjoy their pumpkin festival throughout October. Enjoy numerous farm activities including the pumpkin patch, petting zoo, farm museum, hay maze, corn cob bowling and picnic area. Hayrides and scarecrow making also available.

Wild Things Farm - Pocola, OK
Opening this fall in late September.  A 90 acre farm started in 2000 by Jim and Cathie Greene. They have a pumpkin patch, hayrides, seven acre corn field maze opening the last weekend in September and a flashlight maze. Other available activities include pony rides and campfire cookouts.

Woodbine Farms Pumpkin Patch - Ardmore, OK
Hop on a tractor pulled hayride and pick your own pumpkin in Ardmore in October. Also enjoy duck races, bounce house, corn cannon, farm animals, culvert swing, sand piles, rope bridge, concession stand and other fall fun. Farm open from Tuesday through Sunday. Note: They don’t take credit/debit cards. Admission is $6 per person with children 24 months and under free on weekends. Pumpkins are pick and pay ranging from $2-8+. They are located at 5109 Kings Road, Ardmore, OK 73401. It is 99 miles south of Oklahoma City.