Best Pumpkin Patches & Fall Farms in Rhode Island – 2025 Guide

by Lissette Bolano

Rhode Island is officially in the peak of Fall season and you know what that means. It is time to hit the pumpkin patches and fall farms! Whether you’re planning a family outing, a cute fall date, or just want that perfect Instagram shot with a cider donut in hand, this guide rounds up the best spots across the Ocean State for fall fun in 2025.

Why Rhode Island Is Perfect for Fall Farm Fun

Don’t let the size of our state fool you Rhode Island packs a punch when it comes to charming fall farms, picture-perfect pumpkin patches, and cozy seasonal treats. From the western woods to coastal corners, you'll find farms offering:

Pick-your-own pumpkins
Scenic hayrides
Corn mazes and kids’ activities
Farm stands with cider, donuts, and baked goods
Local events and weekend festivals

Let’s break down the best places to soak up the fall vibes this October

Top Pumpkin Patches & Fall Farms in Rhode Island (2025)

1. Salisbury Farm – Johnston, RI

A local favorite for generations, Salisbury Farm is the full fall package. You’ll find pumpkins galore, a five-acre corn maze, scenic hayrides, and an on-site farm stand with delicious treats.

Highlights:

Classic New England vibe
Huge variety of pumpkins
Great for all ages

2. Escobar’s Highland Farm – Portsmouth, RI

This charming Aquidneck Island gem is known for its family-friendly corn maze and picturesque pumpkin patch. Plus, the views of nearby farms and rolling fields? Chef’s kiss.

Don’t Miss:

Weekend hayrides
Pumpkin picking with a view
Mini-golf and photo ops

3. Clark Farms – Matunuck, RI

If you’re looking for a “fall festival” feel, Clark Farms is your spot. With a themed corn maze, cow train rides, and even a mountain slide, it’s a must-visit for families.

Best For:

Kids 2–10 (but fun for everyone!)
Corn cannons (yes, that’s a thing)
Fall weekends full of activities

4. Confreda Greenhouses & Farms – Hope, RI

Confreda is one of Rhode Island’s oldest farms and knows how to do fall right. They offer a full fall festival experience with pumpkin picking, hayrides, and an autumn-themed farm market.

Fall Fun Includes:

Farm stand with cider donuts and homemade pies
Corn maze and bounce houses
Weekend entertainment

5. Manfredi Farms – Westerly, RI

Want a low-key, peaceful pumpkin patch experience? Head to Manfredi Farms. It’s a bit more relaxed than the others, perfect for a quiet morning or date-day stroll.

Bonus:

Beautiful drive if you’re near South County
Local produce and farm stand goodies
Pony rides and petting zoo (weekends)

6. Adam’s Farm – Cumberland, RI

Tucked into the northern part of the state, Adam’s Farm delivers authentic fall charm with pick-your-own pumpkins and hayrides on weekends. It’s smaller, but so worth the trip.

Perfect For:

A quick family outing
Couples and photographers
Farm stand with seasonal goodies

Insider Tips for Visiting RI Farms in the Fall

Go early in the month to beat the crowds and get the best pumpkin selection.
Weekdays = quieter if you're not into the big weekend rush.
Check websites or social media before heading out, hours can change with weather.
Bring cash – some farm stands or vendors are cash-only.
Dress in layers and wear boots or sneakers you don’t mind getting a little muddy.

Fall Photo Ops to Look Out For

You know people are out here planning their feed — and these farms deliver on the photo front:

Pumpkin pile photo walls
Kids with wheelbarrows
Couples in cornfields
Golden hour shots at the farm stand
Cider in hand + flannel shirt = autumn aesthetic unlocked

Pumpkin picking in Rhode Island isn’t just a tradition. Whether you’re planning a full fall adventure with the kids or just want that cider-in-hand, flannel-on, crunching-leaves kind of weekend, these local farms bring the magic every October.

FAQs

Q: Do you need to make reservations?
Some farms (especially the bigger ones) require weekend reservations. Always check online before you go!

Q: Are dogs allowed?
Most farms don’t allow pets — call ahead or check their websites.

Q: When is pumpkin season in Rhode Island?
Most farms open mid-to-late September and run through October 31st. For peak pumpkins, go early October!

Thinking about living near one of these cozy fall spots?
Imagine having hayrides and cider donuts just a few minutes down the road. Some of these farms are located in towns with beautiful neighborhoods, strong communities, and gorgeous fall foliage aka dream home territory.

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