Tualatin's fall harvest finale: what's still open.
Pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and the Sunday market all wind down by Halloween, so late October is the last stretch of harvest season near 22379 SW 107th Ave. Here is what stays open through October 31 and what to catch before it closes.
Fall in the Tualatin Valley runs on a hard deadline: nearly everything harvest-related closes October 31. That makes the next three weeks the final window for pumpkins, corn mazes, and farm market mornings, and the calendar is packed with last-chance outings, from the Giant Pumpkin Regatta weekend on October 17-18 to the Sunday market's final three dates.
The good news is that most of it is close. Lee Farms sits right in Tualatin, the Red Berry Barn is about ten minutes away in Sherwood, and Yesteryear Farms is a short drive south in Wilsonville. For families near 22379 SW 107th Ave, the whole harvest season lives within a quick trip.
Open through October 31
The farms and patches still running.
Lee Farms Fall Harvest Festival
Tualatin, through Oct 31
Tualatin's own historic farm runs its festival September 19 through October 31, with hayrides, a corn maze, slides, farm animals, and a pumpkin patch. The farm market and bakery stock produce, pies, cider donuts, and seasonal treats, open Monday through Saturday 9-6 and Sunday 9-5, with an early 4 PM close on Halloween. Confirm hours on the farm's website as the season winds down.
Red Berry Barn Harvest Festival
Sherwood, through Oct 31
About ten minutes from Tualatin, the Red Berry Barn runs its big-activities festival through October 31: the Mega Slide, barrel train, hayrides, zip lines, a giant bounce pumpkin, corn maze, farm animals, and a pumpkin patch, plus apple cider donuts in the farm store. Activities run 9 AM-6 PM with tickets sold until 5 PM, closing at 4 PM on Halloween. Wristbands run $25 for ages 2-64 and $20 for seniors, with discounted weekday rates.
Yesteryear Farms Corn Maze
Wilsonville, through Oct 31
The 8-acre corn maze and pumpkin patch in Wilsonville runs Thursday through Sunday through October 31: Thursdays 9:30-7, Fridays and Saturdays 9:30-10, Sundays 9:30-7. A night maze runs on weekend evenings, food trucks roll in Thursday through Sunday, and free Friday-night movies add a family evening option. The farm and patch have no entry fee; the maze is ticketed at about $12 and includes the Kids Maze.
Last chances
Markets, orchards, and the Regatta weekend.
The Winona Grange Gathering Market in Tualatin holds its final three Sundays of the season on October 11, 18, and 25, 10 AM to 2 PM, with local farmers, food artisans, and live music on the historic grange grounds. Bell's Orchard in Beaverton keeps U-pick apples going through late October, closed Sundays and Mondays, and Smith Berry Barn's farm store and U-pick continue through the fall as well.
The centerpiece of the finale is Regatta weekend: Pumpkins and Pints at Stickmen Brewing on Saturday, October 17, with the giant-pumpkin weigh-off, wood-fired pizza, and live music, then the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta on Sunday, October 18 at the Lake of the Commons. The city's free Pumpkin Hunt also runs through October 31, hiding 250 mini pumpkins in parks and along trails, with 20 golden pumpkins winning Regatta prize packages.
After Halloween, the season pivots: Lee Farms returns in late November with choose-and-cut Christmas trees, and the holiday markets and light parades take over the calendar. For the full rundown of what is coming next, our November guide and December guide cover the holiday season ahead, and the events page keeps the full calendar current.
Make Your Move
Three more weeks of harvest, right outside your door.
From Lee Farms around the corner to the Regatta at the Commons, fall in Tualatin is a season of last chances. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the neighborhood, the parks, and the home at 22379 SW 107th Ave before the season turns.
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