Family-owned and run by Arizona natives, Arizona Pumpkin Patch has been putting pumpkins in Arizona front yards for over 36 years. The same family started selling Christmas trees here in 1980, so fall and winter on our lots are a family tradition twice over.
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Arizona Pumpkin Patch
Free admission. Dogs on a leash welcome. Open daily from mid-October through Halloween. Locations in Chandler, Chandler Heights, Gilbert, Glendale, Queen Creek, Sierra Vista, Tucson, and Marana.Questions: ArizonaPumpkinPatch@gmail.com
Each patch has its own phone number. Find it on that location’s page.
Carving kits make the process faster and safer than a kitchen knife, but only if you know which tool does what. Here’s what’s in ours, how to use each one, and safety tips by age so everyone can join in.
How to Pick the Perfect Pumpkin: A 2026 Guide
How to choose a firm, fresh pumpkin for carving, baking, or decorating, plus what to look for at Arizona Pumpkin Patch this fall.
How to Tell If a Pumpkin Is Fresh: Stem, Rind & Color Test
Green stem, firm rind, deep orange color: how to spot the freshest pumpkins in Phoenix, Tucson, and across Arizona, and keep them fresh through Halloween.
Our patches open mid-October. Here’s when to visit for the best weather and smallest crowds, with real Phoenix and Tucson temperatures.
Carving kits make the process faster and safer than a kitchen knife, but only if you know which tool does what. Here’s what’s in ours, how to use each one, and safety tips by age so everyone can join in.
With locations across Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Queen Creek, Sierra Vista,
Tucson, and more, there’s an Arizona Pumpkin Patch pumpkin patch near almost every Valley and Southern Arizona family.
Each location offers the same free admission, dog-friendly policy, and hands-on pumpkin picking experience, so choosing a patch comes down to whichever is closest to home. Visit the locations page to find hours and directions for the patch nearest you.
