Metro Vancouver pumpkin patches: Here are 11 patches to visit this fall

Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Breadcrumb Trail Links HomeNewsLocal News Metro Vancouver pumpkin patches: Here are 11 patches to visit this fall There's no shortage of pumpkin patches around Metro Vancouver. Read on for our list to visit this Halloween season Author of the article: By Stephanie Ip Published Sep 10, 2026 Last updated 10 hours ago 6 minute read Join the conversation Spooky season is upon us and for 2026, we've got an updated list of pumpkin patches in Metro Vancouver where you can chase ghouls and more. PHOTO BY ARLEN REDEKOP /PNG Article content They’re here for a gourd time, not a long time. Article content Pumpkin patches throughout Metro Vancouver are readying for the 2026 season and while the season often passes by faster than a haunted mine train, you can still get a head start planning your day in the patch. Article content Article content There’s no shortage of pumpkin patches across Metro Vancouver where you can pick a pumpkin for Halloween, snap some Instagram photos, or chase your kids around while they get muddy. Article content Article content Read on for our list of pumpkin patches to visit around Metro Vancouver in 2026. Article content Article content Article content Article content Read More https://vancouversun.com/entertainment/witches-and-fishes-and-knives-oh-my-themed-food-events-finding-fans-in-vancouver Vancouver comic book, cosplay fans come out in full force for Fan Expo Advertisement 1 Article content Laity Pumpkin Patch Article content Location: 12725 Laity St., Maple Ridge Hours: Opens daily for the 2026 season from Sept. 26, hours vary. Price: Children, adults and seniors (ages 3 and up) are $16 on weekends and holidays, $13 on weekdays; children ages 2 and under are free with a paying adult. Article content Laity Pumpkin Patch is big. So big, that it has a north patch and a south patch, on either side of 128 Avenue in Maple Ridge. The north patch is for the younger crowd, a bit more family-friendly and accommodating for those under the age of 4, while the south patch is for those over the age of 4. Article content Check out the corn maze, yard games, farm animals, and if you’re visiting the south patch, stop for a beer at the Patch Brewery. Attractions are included in the cost of a ticket but pumpkins are sold separately. Article content Article content Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet. TRENDING Video: Man escapes…