Pumpkin Patches near Berthoud, CO

Longmont

Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch has farmed on Highway 66 outside Longmont since 1993 and earned USDA Certified Organic status in 2003, growing more than 100 varieties of vegetables and pumpkins. Walking the grounds and the certified organic farm stand are free; pony rides, a petting zoo, hay maze, and bounce castles run $1 to $5. Open May through November.

Milliken

Pumpkin Pickin' Paradise in Milliken brings its pumpkins to a central picking area on County Road 52 rather than sending visitors into the field. Hours run 1-6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. weekends during the season.

Fort Collins

Bartels Land and Livestock runs a u-pick operation on East County Road 54 outside Fort Collins, growing beets, carrots, corn, cucumbers, peppers, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes, and gourds. A petting zoo and corn maze round out the July-through-October season.

Clyde and Frank Bartels started farming this stretch of northern Fort Collins in 1905, growing corn, hay, wheat, and barley for over a century before the family added a pumpkin patch. Today it's u-pick pumpkins priced by size, a $5 corn maze, $2 hayrides, and a garden of peppers, tomatoes, green beans, and zucchini, plus baked goods at the concession stand. Admission and parking are free; the season runs late September through Halloween.

Broomfield

Rock Creek Farm has run one of northern Colorado's oldest pumpkin patches, with more than 100 acres of u-pick pumpkin fields plus corn and hay bale mazes. Visitors can meet goats, pigs, sheep, and chickens, and the farm hosts school field trips each fall. Admission is free on Wednesdays; weekend gate runs $12 with maze access included, and field pumpkins sell for $7 each.

Ft. Collins

Greeley

Founded in 1935, Tigges Farm in Weld County runs a produce stand, roasted Colorado green chile, a gift shop, and a barn quilt gallery alongside its u-pick pumpkin patch. The farm is open Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., from mid-August through October 31st.

Ault

Anderson's Patchwork Pumpkins is a family-run pumpkin patch on Highway 14 in Ault that's become a fall fixture for Northern Colorado families. Rodney Anderson runs the operation, which the local paper Daily Wise has profiled for its storybook-autumn feel.

Eaton

Fagerberg Produce runs this pumpkin patch a mile and a half west of Highway 85 on County Road 70, open weekends only — Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., from the first weekend of October through the 28th. It's a straightforward field operation outside Eaton: no corn maze or festival extras, just pumpkins by the row. Call ahead or email for group visits before making the drive.