How much are the pumpkins?

Pumpkins run from $3 to $20 depending on size and variety. We price by the pumpkin, not by the pound. We do not charge admission or for parking - you pay only for what you carry home. We take cards and cash.

Pumpkin Patch in the Lake Chelan Valley

Our 8th Annual Pumpkin Patch opens Saturday, September 19th

Open through the end of October — Saturday & Sunday 10–5, Wednesday–Friday 12–5.

Something for the entire family to enjoy. Wander the field and pick your own — carvers, pie pumpkins, minis, and specialty varieties like Porcelain Doll and Rouge d’Étampes. Turn the kids loose in the straw bale maze. U-pick flowers will be glorious. Kettle corn. Donuts from The Family Bean in Chelan. And a glass of our life-changing Pinot Noir. Plus, grab your favorite apples – Cosmic Crisp®, EverCrisp®, Ludacrisp®, Golden Delicious, Gala, Honeycrisp and more!

Please leave your dogs at home — our livestock guardian dogs are on duty.

Free Admission for All

Pumpkin Prices

We don’t charge admission, and we don’t charge for parking. Never have, and we don’t intend to start. You pay only for what you carry home.

Pumpkins run from $3 to $20 depending on size and variety. We price by the pumpkin, not by the pound, so pick the one you fall for rather than the one that weighs the least. This year’s specialty varieties include Porcelain Doll, Blue Doll, Rouge d’Étampes and Moon Stacker whites. We take cards and cash.

Specialty pumpkins including Porcelain Doll, blue and warty varieties displayed on a wooden spool table at Chelan Valley Farms in Manson, WA — A few of the specialty varieties — Porcelain Doll, blue and warty.

Three boys standing in the u-pick pumpkin field at Chelan Valley Farms in Manson, WA, with orchards, the Lake Chelan Valley and mountains behind them — The patch, looking out over the valley.

Before You Come Out

Do you charge admission or for parking?

No. Both are free, and always have been — eight seasons running. You shouldn’t have to buy a ticket to walk onto a farm.

When are you open?

September 19 through the end of October. Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm, Wednesday through Friday 12pm–5pm.

Can we bring our dog?

We love dogs, and we still have to say no to visiting ones. This is a working farm with livestock, and our guardian dog Angel is on duty protecting them. She takes that job seriously and doesn’t welcome other dogs on her ground — that isn’t a flaw, that’s the whole job. It’s safest for everyone, yours included, to leave them home. Service animals are always welcome.

Can we bring a stroller or a wagon?

Please do, and a wagon is the better bet. The field is real farm ground — uneven, with vines and dirt clods — so a wagon rolls through it far more happily than a stroller. Wear shoes you don’t mind getting dusty.

Are there restrooms?

Yes, and they’re wheelchair accessible — along with our parking and entrance.

Are there tractor rides?

Yes, on weekends.

Can the grown-ups get a glass of wine?

Yes. Our tasting room is open the same hours, and every bottle is grown right here on the property. Wine tastes better where it’s grown.

When is it quietest?

Weekday afternoons. Wednesday through Friday you often have the field close to yourself.

Can I pick up my tulip bulb order while I’m here?

Yes. Our specialty tulip bulbs from Holland are ready for pickup starting October 1, and the patch is open right through the end of the month. Collect your bulbs and a pumpkin in the same trip.

Four friends holding u-pick sunflower bouquets beside rows of pumpkins and apple trees at Chelan Valley Farms in Manson, WA — Sunflowers, pumpkins and apples — all in the same trip.

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