Arizona Pumpkin Patch Locations

The best pumpkin in Arizona is the one your kid picks out. We make that easy with patches across the state, from the East Valley and Glendale to Tucson, Marana and Sierra Vista. Walk in free, bring the dog, take your time. When you’ve found the right one, we’ve got the corn stalks and carving kits to finish the job. Scroll down, pick the patch closest to home, and come see us this October. Open daily 9am – 9pm.

Phoenix East Valley: Chandler, Gilbert and Queen Creek

Chandler, Chandler Heights, Gilbert, Queen Creek. Wherever you call home in the East Valley, there’s an Arizona Pumpkin Patch a few minutes away. Come after school, come after work, come on a Saturday with the whole crew. Walk in free, bring the dog, and take your time finding the right pumpkin.

Tucson and Marana

Tucson, we’ve got you covered. Head to Valencia Rd on the south and west side, Houghton Rd if you’re out east, or our Marana patch on Cortaro Rd for Marana, Oro Valley and Northwest Tucson. Wherever you are in the Old Pueblo, there’s a pumpkin patch close to home with free admission, room for the dog, and pumpkins the kids get to pick out themselves.

 

Questions about our locations

Which location is closest to me?
Scroll up and find your city. Every patch is listed with its street address and a link to its own page, where you’ll find that location’s phone number and hours.

Do all locations open at the same time?
We open in mid-October and stay open through Halloween. Opening day can differ by a day or two from lot to lot, so check the page for the patch you’re planning to visit.

Is admission free at every location?
Yes. There’s no charge to come in at any Arizona Pumpkin Patch. You only pay for what you take home.

Can I bring my dog to any location?
Yes, at every one of them. Keep your dog on a leash and you’re welcome.

Do any locations have a corn maze or haunted house?
No. We’re a pumpkin patch. We sell pumpkins, corn stalks and carving kits, and we keep it simple.

Do you also sell Christmas trees at these locations?
Our family also runs Valley View Christmas Trees, and some of our pumpkin lots become tree lots after Thanksgiving. The tree side has its own website at valleyviewchristmastrees.org.

Last updated September 2026

 

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Why families choose Arizona Pumpkin Patch

Why families choose Arizona Pumpkin Patch

We don’t charge to walk in. You come for a pumpkin, you pay for a pumpkin, and the rest of the afternoon is free. Bring the dog on a leash. Grab corn stalks for the porch and a carving kit on the way out so you’re set when you get home. We’re Arizona natives and this is our family’s business, and we’ve been opening these lots every October for over 36 years. Most people who visit us come back the next year with a bigger kid and the same dog.