Lee Farms Fall Festival: a local's guide to Tualatin's historic farm.
Corn maze, hayrides, a 27-variety pumpkin patch, and cider donuts fresh from the bakery. The Lee Farms Fall Festival runs September 19 through October 31, 2026, and it is minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
For families in and around Tualatin, fall does not really begin until a visit to Lee Farms. The historic working farm at 21975 SW 65th Ave has hosted generations of neighbors, and its 2026 Fall Harvest Festival runs from Saturday, September 19 through Saturday, October 31, with a full lineup of hayrides, corn mazes, animals, and a pumpkin patch.
It is also remarkably close to home. From 22379 SW 107th Ave, the farm is a short drive down the road, which makes it an easy after-school outing, a weekend family tradition, or a spot to bring out-of-town guests this season.
What's On the Farm
A full day of fall fun.
Corn Maze and Hayrides
A giant corn maze and a smaller hay maze for younger explorers, with scenic hayrides that carry riders out to the corn maze and the pumpkin patch. It is the classic Lee Farms outing, and it has been refined over decades.
Pumpkin Patch
The patch stocks more than 27 varieties of pumpkins, so there is a shape and size for every doorstep. Pair it with farm animal viewing pens, slides, bounce pillows, playgrounds, barrel wagon rides, and duck races for a full afternoon.
Bakery and Country Store
The farm bakery and country store turn out scratch-made cider donuts, pies, and baked goods through the season. Grab a warm donut and a hot drink before you head to the maze; it is the essential Lee Farms ritual.
Plan Your Visit
Hours and a tip for tickets.
The festival is open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, with an early close at 4 PM on Halloween, Saturday, October 31. Last admission is one hour before closing.
Admission is by pre-purchased ticket, with separate general admission and activity wristband options, so it is worth booking online ahead of time. Weekend slots fill quickly and can sell out, especially as Halloween approaches. Head to the farm's ticket page early to lock in your date.
A Season Full of Harvest
One farm among many fall outings.
Lee Farms anchors Tualatin's fall, but it is hardly the only stop. Our roundup of fall farm adventures covers more u-pick orchards, corn mazes, and harvest fairs across the valley, and the Halloween guide ties it all into the family calendar, from the farm to the Giant Pumpkin Regatta.
Confirm hours and ticket availability on the farm's website before you go, since the schedule varies with the harvest and holidays. Then bring the family, grab a cider donut, and enjoy one of the best reasons to live near Tualatin.
Fall Living Near the Farm
A home minutes from the pumpkin patch.
Living at 22379 SW 107th Ave puts you a short drive from Lee Farms, Ibach Park, and everything that makes fall in Tualatin special. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the neighborhood for yourself.
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