Best Pumpkin Patches in Surrey

Autumn in Surrey isn’t complete without a stroll through a pumpkin patch or a few gourds brightening up your doorstep. With Halloween just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to get outside, enjoy the crisp fall air, and find the perfect pumpkin to take home.

Whether you’re a local or visiting Surrey for the season, there’s something magical about wandering through rows of colourful pumpkins on a brisk fall afternoon. Pick your favourite, snap a few photos, and soak in all the cozy autumn vibes. It’s an experience everyone can enjoy.

Here are some of Surrey’s fabulous pumpkin patches:

1. Rondriso Farms - 8390 172 Street

Take a hay wagon ride down to the patch where you’ll find some of the biggest and coolest pumpkins around! Rondriso also features a full assortment of pre-picked pumpkins, mini-pumpkins, gourds, cornstalks and hay bales available for sale at the farm stand, not to mention a grand assortment of winter veggies! For a mooo-ving experience, make sure to take the kids down to the barn where they can meet the cows and calves as well. Opening September 29.  

2. The Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch - 18507 20 Avenue

The folks at Hazelmere grow a wide variety of pumpkins!  Each year they test plant new varieties – some perfect for carving, others for colourful displays, and pumpkin pie! The earlier you visit, the more choice you’ll have, as the more unusual pumpkins tend to get picked first. This year, keep an eye out for a row of yellow pumpkins!  Admission includes a hayride to the pumpkin patch, a mini corn maze, and access to the farm animal interaction areas and play areas. Opening September 20. 

3. Port Kells Nurseries - 18730 88 Avenue

It takes a lot of pumpkin seeds to grow the perfect pumpkin patch! And every May, the folks at Port Kells Nurseries plant well over 10,000 seeds in 9 growing fields, and grow 80 different varieties of pumpkins and gourds! With that many potential pumpkins popping up come October, the Great Pumpkin must surely reside here! Admission is free and includes access to the outdoor play areas, animal attractions and the cedar maze. Opening October 1.

4. Arts Nursery Pop-Up Pumpkin Patch - 8940 192 Street

Visit Arts Nursery’s 10+ acre nursery to enjoy a casual outdoor stroll amongst 60+ scarecrows and the pop-up pumpkin patch. There will be plenty of fall photo opportunities, lots of locally grown pumpkins, and the creativity of their talented scarecrow-building team on display! And if you love the scarecrows so much that you want one to take home, you can purchase your very own Scarecrow Building Kit. Enjoy live music and indulge in delicious food truck treats while you pick the perfect pumpkin. Opening September 20.

Looking for more family-friendly things to do in Surrey outside of Halloween? Check out our full guide here.

Also, did you know the carved pumpkins we know today actually trace back to an Irish tradition? The Irish originally used turnips and other vegetables to carve lanterns—often to represent spirits or to ward off mischievous ones. While pumpkins weren’t part of the original tradition, they’ve become a beloved North American autumn staple.