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The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island Autumn Harvest & Corn Maze

Visit on your scheduleNov 1 – Nov 15 · 10:00 AM

The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island16511 NW Gillihan Rd, Portland, OR 97231 · 10.7 mi approx. from PortlandDirections

All ages

FreeFree admission & hayrides; Corn maze $8-$10; Produce priced per pound

About this adventure

Operating continuously since 1967, The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island is Portland's quintessential agricultural harvest destination. Spanning fertile bottomland along the Multnomah Channel, the farm invites families to hop aboard free tractor-drawn hay wagons that rumble out across the expansive pumpkin fields where thousands of heirloom gourds, carving pumpkins, and sugar pie varieties await harvesting. Visitors can test their navigation skills inside the world-famous 8-acre corn maze, visit goats, sheep, rabbits, and calves in the Big Red Animal Barn, and browse the historic produce market filled with freshly pressed cider, candied squash, and warm pumpkin spice donuts made on-site. Family Experience & Accessibility: • Stroller Accessibility: Flat gravel avenues around the market and animal barn are stroller accessible; all-terrain wagons or rugged jogging strollers are best for the dirt furrows of the pumpkin patch and corn maze. • Nursing & Rest Spots: Covered picnic pavilion with picnic tables, clean modern restroom trailer facilities with diaper changing stations, and hand-washing sinks. • Age Suitability: Designed for all ages, from infants experiencing their first tractor ride to grandparents. • Sensory Tips: The animal barn can be lively with barnyard sounds; families seeking quiet can explore the peaceful western perimeter of the pumpkin patch.

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