Pumpkin Patches in Half Moon Bay, CA

10 pumpkin patches in Half Moon Bay, and 8 more within 30 miles. Pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, and fall fun on the farm.

In Half Moon Bay

Arata's Pumpkin Farm

Half Moon Bay

Arata's Pumpkin Farm is a pumpkin farm in Half Moon Bay, California, started in 1932 by John Arata Sr. and his family. Its main draw is the Minotaur's Labyrinth, a two-acre hay maze with a different design every year, alongside a six-acre cornfield, a pumpkin river, a haunted barn, pony rides, a petting zoo, a farm train and hayrides. For 2026 the farm opened in July and runs through October 31, daily 9am to 6:30pm through September and until 10:30pm on October Fridays and Saturdays. Activities cost $8 to $20 each and pumpkins $1 to $25.

4-C's Pumpkin Patch

Half Moon Bay

4 C's Pumpkin Patch is a pumpkin patch off San Mateo Road (Highway 92) on the way into Half Moon Bay, California, open in the fall through October. The farm grows its own pumpkins on site. Admission is free and a food truck parks on the lot, and in 2024 the patch offered a $50 deal for a wheelbarrow load of pumpkins.

Repetto's Pumpkins

Half Moon Bay

Repetto's Pumpkins is a small pumpkin patch on San Mateo Road in Half Moon Bay, California, open each fall. The patch grows a wide mix of pumpkins, including munchkin pumpkins that sold for $1 each in 2024, and a fall flower stand sits beside the field. The main draw is a corn maze, which cost $5 in 2024.

Bob's Vegetable Stand and Pumpkin Farm

Half Moon Bay

Bob's Vegetable Stand and Pumpkin Farm is a pumpkin patch and farm stand in Half Moon Bay, California. Visitors take wheelbarrows into a large field of pumpkins grown on site, including ornamental gourds and pumpkins for baking. The farm has haystacks, pens of pigs and goats, and a farm stand with fresh produce and local honey, but no rides or corn maze. Admission and parking are free, and leashed dogs are allowed.