Patch season, mapped and dated.
October pumpkin season is here, and three of the closest farm destinations to 22379 SW 107th Ave all have 2026 details locked in: Lee Farms in Tualatin, Yesteryear Farms in Wilsonville, and the Red Berry Barn in Sherwood. Here is the whole patch map.
Tualatin Valley farms have spread the 2026 patch season across nearly the whole month of October. Every destination below is within about 15 to 20 minutes of the house, each with its own personality: a working farm with a deep corn maze at Yesteryear, a historic pumpkin patch and bakery at Lee Farms, and a big-activities red barn playground at Red Berry Barn.
Farm hours and prices do shift as the season wears on, so the golden rule is to check each farm's own page before you load the car, especially on the last weekend of October.
The Big Three
Three farms, three styles.
Lee Farms, Tualatin
September 19-October 31, 2026
Tualatin's historic working farm runs its fall festival at 21975 SW 65th Ave with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayrides, animals, and a bakery full of cider donuts. Festival hours run Monday through Saturday 9-6 and Sunday 9-5, with an earlier 4 PM close on Halloween; tickets sell online through the farm's festival page. The market and bakery stay open to visitors without festival admission. Full farm guide.
Yesteryear Farms, Wilsonville
Open Thu-Sun through October 31, 2026
At 26801 SW Stafford Rd, Yesteryear Farms opens its 8-acre corn maze with 2026 hours Thursday 9:30-7, Friday and Saturday 9:30-10 PM, and Sunday 9:30-7. There is no entry fee for the farm or pumpkin patch; the maze is ticketed (about $12, and it includes the Kids Maze), with a night maze on weekend evenings and food trucks Thursday through Sunday. Free Friday-night movies add a low-key evening option.
Red Berry Barn, Sherwood
September 19-October 31, 2026
The red-barn festival at 19200 SW Chapman Rd packs in the attractions, with a mega slide, barrel train, hayrides, zip lines, corn maze, and farm animals under one wristband ($20-$25 depending on day and age). Activities run 9-6 with tickets sold until 5 PM, and the farm closes at 4 PM on Halloween. Full festival guide.
Beyond the Big Three
More farms within a short drive.
If you want to range a little farther, the Tualatin Valley's fall guide rounds up even more patches and mazes, including Frog Pond Farm in Wilsonville, Scholls Ferry Farm and Hoffman Farms on the Beaverton side, and Plumper and Rossi Farms closer to Portland. Most open from late September through October, and each publishes its own hours.
With fall farm adventures this abundant, Tualatin families can make patch visits a weekly October tradition without repeating a single farm.
Planning Tips
Patch visits, done right.
- Go early or midweek. Saturdays in October are busiest everywhere; weekday afternoons and Friday mornings make for the shortest lines and the calmest maze.
- Buy Lee Farms tickets online. The farm sells festival tickets through its online portal, which smooths entry and locks in admission on busy weekends.
- Check hours before the last weekend. Halloween-adjacent days bring early closes (both Lee Farms and Red Berry Barn wrap by 4 PM on the 31st) and some farms end their season early if the weather turns.
- Pair it with a Tualatin event. The citywide Pumpkin Hunt hides 250 mini pumpkins in parks all month, and the Giant Pumpkin Regatta fills October 18. One weekend of patch visits, one weekend of pumpkins racing on water.
Make It Home
Pick a pumpkin a month from your door.
From Lee Farms around the corner to corn mazes in Wilsonville and Sherwood, patch season is one of the great rhythms of Tualatin living. Schedule a tour of 22379 SW 107th Ave and see the neighborhood in peak October color.
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