Cercados de abóboras em West Virginia

Buffalo, West Virginia

Gritt's Farm in Buffalo, West Virginia (Putnam County), runs a fall "Fun Farm" season with corn mazes, a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, a hay maze, a corn slide, a kid wagon train, pedal karts, hayrides, and apple slingshots.

Milton, West Virginia · $10 (children 3 and under free)

Cooper Family Farms in Milton, West Virginia, has run an annual corn maze for 25 years (as of 2025), alongside a pumpkin patch, zip line, corn-crib crawl, campfires, and a haunted corn maze on the last two weekends of October.

Cool Ridge, West Virginia

Okes Family Farms in Cool Ridge, West Virginia, is a pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a 3-acre corn maze, a giant spider web, a 100-foot slide, wagon and tractor-train rides, a hay tunnel, and farm animals.

Martinsburg, West Virginia

Orr's Farm Market near Martinsburg, West Virginia, offers a pumpkin patch, pick-your-own crops, hayrides to the Barnyard animal area, and farm tours. The operator noted that spring 2026 frost damage affected some pick-your-own operations.

Augusta, West Virginia

Seeds of Grace Acres in Augusta, West Virginia (Hampshire County), offers a u-pick pumpkin patch, a Farm Fun Zone with inflatables, a Country Critters petting zoo, a fall farmer's market, and live music, with group and field-trip bookings available.

Fairmont, West Virginia

Poplar Island Pumpkins is a 100-acre family farm south of Fairmont, West Virginia, offering hayrides, a corn maze, a pumpkin patch, sunflower fields, and a Cryptid Monster Trail each fall weekend.

Morgantown, West Virginia

Black Cat Pumpkin Patch in Morgantown, West Virginia, is a family-friendly ("Not-So-Scary") fall attraction with wagon-based pumpkin shopping, a witch-themed boutique, a small spider-web-themed maze, a craft vendor area, and a not-so-wicked wooded trail.

Inwood, West Virginia · $6/person (3 and under free); $5/person

Old McDonald's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Inwood, West Virginia (Berkeley County), offers a corn maze that changes design each year, u-pick pumpkins and flowers, sunflower fields, a petting zoo, nature trails, and hayrides, opening for the 2026 season on September 28.