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Oregon seasonal attraction guide
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Oregon.
Corn mazes
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Pumpkin patches
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E.Z. Orchards, a family-owned Salem farm market operating since 1929, hosts HarvestFest each fall with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, gold sluice, pony rides, and horse-drawn hayrides. Weekend admission runs $12 per person with lower weekday pricing.
Fordyce Farm is a Salem-area u-pick berry farm and bakery that adds a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall. The farm store sells fresh-baked goods, small-batch ice cream, and CSA shares year-round; October hours extend to Sundays for the harvest season.
DD Ranch in Terrebonne runs a fall pumpkin patch with free entry and parking, offering pony rides, train rides, a petting zoo, a hay-bale Kids Korral maze, and a paintball shooting gallery on a per-ticket basis. The 2025 season ran September 27 through October 31, Tuesday through Sunday.
Heiser Farms in Dayton offers a pumpkin patch alongside a full-size corn maze, a haunted corn maze, a kiddie corn maze, and a straw-bale maze. Train rides, tractor-pulled hayrides, and fire-engine rides run on weekends, with a gift shop, petting zoo, and concessions open daily during the season.
Fazio Farms operates a 6.5-acre corn maze and pumpkin patch on NE 13th Avenue in inner Northeast Portland, one of the closest corn mazes to downtown. Visitors can buy pumpkins by size, take a hayride, and get snacks from the Snack Shack. The 2025 season ran October through Halloween with weekday evening and full weekend hours.
Fir Point Farms in Aurora combines a bakery and deli with a fall Harvest Festival featuring a 6-acre corn maze, 5-acre pumpkin patch, hay wagon rides, and a paintball gallery. The 2025 festival ran weekends from September 27 through October 30, with the corn maze and regular farm hours open Wednesday-Sunday.
Mahaffy Ranch, inland from Coos Bay on the Millicoma River, hosts an annual Fall Festival with a corn maze, corn-shooting cannon, pick-your-own pumpkin patch, and tractor-pulled hayrides, plus live music and a food and refreshment stand. The 2025 festival ran September 29 through October 29.
Plumper Farms is a 65-acre family farm in the hills of Northwest Portland offering a fall pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin cannons, and a large farm-animal area. It also sells u-cut Christmas trees in winter and books private events and school field trips.
Roloff Farms, the working farm featured on TLC's Little People, Big World, opens to the public each October for its Pumpkin Season. The 109-acre property includes a petting zoo, wagon and train rides, a bamboo maze, giant slingshots, and the family's quirky farm structures (a castle, pirate ship, and pioneer town). The 2025 season ran Friday-Sunday, October 3-26.
Bose Family Farm hosts an annual fall Harvest Festival near Albany with a corn maze, pumpkin picking, hay wagon rides, and horse-drawn carriage rides from North Pine Carriage Co. The operator's site confirms the farm will reopen for its 2026 fall season, though specific dates were not yet posted at time of research.
Topaz Farm (formerly Kruger's Farm) is a Sauvie Island farm whose fall Harvest Festival includes sunflower and corn mazes, hayrides, a no-spray pumpkin patch, and farm animals. The 2025 festival ran weekend days from late September through October. It also hosts u-pick berries, farm-to-plate dinners, and live music through the season.