Gilbert Pumpkin Patch – Pecos Rd.
Last Updated September 2026
Cross Streets: West of Greenfield Rd & Pecos Rd
Welcome to the Pecos Road Pumpkin Patch in Gilbert, AZ, tucked just south of Discovery Park and easy to find no matter where you’re coming from. Wander through rows of bright orange pumpkins in every size, from the small ones perfect for baking to the big ones ready for carving, then browse our rustic corn stalk bundles and pick up a family carving kit before you head home.
Everything you need for a proper fall tradition is right here, all in one stop. Admission is always free and dogs are welcome too, which makes this a favorite spot for families looking to grab seasonal photos, stock up on festive décor, or just spend an easy afternoon outside
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About the Pecos Road Patch
This is the middle of our three Gilbert patches, with Baseline Road to the north and Greenfield Road a few minutes east. Pecos Road is the one to pick if you’re coming up from Queen Creek or the south end of Gilbert. It’s open daily 9am to 9pm from mid-October through Halloween, admission is free, and leashed dogs are welcome. Park, walk in, and take your time. The pumpkins are under huge tent where kids can see all of them at once.
After Halloween, this lot reopens as Valley View Christmas Trees, our sister business, for the holiday season.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is the Pecos Rd Pumpkin Patch at 2161 E Pecos Rd, one of three Gilbert-area patches, alongside Baseline Road and Greenfield Road. 2161 E Pecos Rd
Always free at Pecos Road.
Yes, bring your dog on a leash while you browse pumpkins.
Not at this location. The focus here is pumpkin picking rather than mazes or haunted attractions.
Open daily, 9am to 9pm, from mid-October through Halloween.
What happens to this lot after Halloween?
It reopens as Valley View Christmas Trees, run by the same family, for the holiday season.
You’ll find pumpkins in every size, from the little ones perfect for baking to the big picks made for carving. Snap a few photos among the displays and settle into the kind of easygoing harvest feel that keeps families coming back every fall.