Pumpkin Patches in Louisiana

Faubourg Pumpkin Patch

Ville Platte, LA

Faubourg Pumpkin Patch lets visitors walk the field and pick their own pumpkin straight off the vine, or buy one already picked from the farmstand shop. The property has a picnic area, farm animals to visit, and hosts school tours during pumpkin season each fall. Bring your own food — there are no concessions on site, just porta-potties and open field.

Montz Pumpkin Farm & Hayride

Montz Pumpkin Farm & Hayride takes its name from Montz, the small River Road community in St. John the Baptist Parish between LaPlace and Norco. It runs a seasonal pumpkin patch and hayride timed to the fall harvest. No hours, pricing, or contact information turned up in a search, so check locally before planning a visit.

Mrs. Heather's Pumpkin and Strawberry Patch

Albany, LA

Mrs. Heather's has run u-pick seasons in Albany since 1986 — strawberries from mid-March through Mother's Day, pumpkins from late September into November. The farm is open seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., during both seasons, with homemade jams, live entertainment, and pig races added to the fall lineup. The property also books as a wedding venue outside harvest months.

Mrs Heather's Pumpkin & Strawberry Patch

Albany, LA

Mrs Heather's Pumpkin & Strawberry Patch runs a seasonal u-pick operation in Albany, in Livingston Parish north of Lake Maurepas, strawberries in spring, pumpkins come fall. Hours and contact details aren't published online; call ahead before visiting.

Steele's Christmas Tree Farm, Pumpkin Patch, Corn Maze

Angie, LA

Steele's Christmas Tree Farm has run Washington Parish's oldest choose-and-cut tree operation since 1979, on Dollar Road in Angie. Visitors select from Leyland Cypress, Caroline Sapphire, Fraser Fir, and Eastern White Pine, with over a thousand trees typically on hand each season, plus a pumpkin patch and corn maze earlier in the fall. Cash, check, and on-site ATM accepted.

St. Luke's Pumpkin Patch

Shreveport, LA

St. Luke's Pumpkin Patch has run every fall since 1990 on Youree Drive in Shreveport, a joint effort between St. Luke's and Broadmoor United Methodist churches. Every dollar from pumpkin sales goes to local missions rather than the churches — more than $263,000 over the patch's history — and the pumpkins themselves come from Navajo growers in New Mexico. The season includes a Trunk-or-Treat night and a free concert.