7 Awesome Pumpkin Patches in Tampa Bay
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If you are trying to make fall happen in Tampa Bay while it is still very much giving summer, I support you completely. Our version of autumn may involve palm trees and iced lattes, but we still get pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, cute photo ops, fall festivals, and all the little seasonal moments that make October feel special.
This guide includes the best pumpkin patches in Tampa, plus a few pumpkin patches near Tampa that are worth the drive if you want more of a full farm-day situation.
Pumpkin Patches in Tampa
1. Hyde Park Village Pumpkin Patch
Location: Hyde Park Village, 1602 W Snow Ave, Tampa, FL 33606
Hours and Dates: 2026 details TBD; the patch typically runs through October.
Cost: Free to enter; pumpkins and gourds are available for purchase.
The Hyde Park Village Pumpkin Patch is such an easy Tampa fall stop if you want something cute, central, and low-effort. It usually pops up around the fountain area, with pumpkins, gourds, and plenty of sweet photo-op moments. Your purchase here also typically goes to a good cause! Last year it was for the Humane Society.
I love this one because you can turn it into a full little Hyde Park afternoon. Grab coffee, shop around, check out some of the best things to do in Hyde Park Village, and then end with one of the many delicious restaurants in Hyde Park. Very much a “romanticize your Saturday” kind of plan.
2. Seminole Heights Great Pumpkin Patch
Location: Seminole Heights United Methodist Church, 6111 N Central Ave, Tampa, FL 33604
Hours and Dates: October 7, 2026, is opening day; check here for the full season schedule.
Cost: Free to enter; pumpkins are available for purchase.
The Seminole Heights Great Pumpkin Patch is one of the most beloved neighborhood pumpkin patches in Tampa. It is a fundraiser presented by the Hampton Terrace Community Association and Seminole Heights United Methodist Church, so your pumpkin purchase supports local community programs.
This patch is perfect if you’re looking for that classic church pumpkin patch feel with pumpkins of every size, weekend activities, and plenty of cute fall photo opps. With so many things to do in Seminole Heights, it’s easy to turn a visit into a full afternoon of exploring the neighborhood.
3. Pumpkin Parlour at Fat Beet Farm
Location: Fat Beet Farm, 13830 W Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL 33635
Hours and Dates: Starting September 27, 2026; Wednesday-Friday 10 AM-5 PM and weekends 9 AM-4 PM.
Cost: Free to enter; pumpkins are available for purchase.
Pumpkin Parlour at Fat Beet Farm is such a cute Tampa add if you want a pumpkin patch that feels a little more boutique and aesthetic. It is hosted at Fat Beet Farm, so you can make it a whole stop with pumpkins, seasonal photo ops, and a visit to the farm kitchen and bakery.
This one is especially perfect if you want something festive without committing to a full farm festival. Grab a pumpkin, take your fall photos, and then reward yourself with something from the bakery because honestly, that is the correct order of operations.
Related read: Planning more fall fun? Check out my guide to fall festivals and events in Tampa Bay .
4. The Heights Fall Festival at Armature Works
Location: Armature Works, 1910 N Ola Ave, Tampa, FL 33602
Hours and Dates: 2026 details TBD; recent fall events have taken place on October weekends.
Cost: Typically free to attend; food, drinks, and pumpkins are available for purchase.
The Heights Fall Festival is the pumpkin patch option for anyone who wants their fall fun with a side of waterfront views, food hall snacks, music, vendors, and cocktails nearby. It usually brings a pumpkin patch setup to the area outside Armature Works, which makes it one of the easiest fall outings in downtown Tampa.
Pair it with a walk along the Tampa Riverwalk, brunch, or a post-pumpkin drink from one of the best bars in Tampa. This is the kind of fall activity that still understands we live in Florida.
Pumpkin Patches Near Tampa
5. St. Pete Pier Pumpkin Patch
Location: St. Pete Pier, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Hours and Dates: 2026 details TBD; this is an annual fall favorite at the Pier.
Cost: Free to enter; pumpkins are available for purchase.
If you want your pumpkin patch with a waterfront view, the St. Pete Pier Pumpkin Patch is such a fun one to keep on your list. It usually brings pumpkins, haystacks, fall-themed photo ops, festive decor, and scenic Pier views together in one very Florida fall setting.
The St. Pete Pier is one of the top things to do in downtown St. Pete, and this event is just one of the many reasons it’s worth visiting throughout the year.
6. Gallagher’s Pumpkins and Christmas Trees
Location: 7401 4th St N, St. Petersburg, FL 33704
Hours and Dates: Opens September 2026; recent seasons have run daily from 9 AM-9 PM.
Cost: Free to enter; pumpkins, food, and other seasonal items are available for purchase.
Gallagher’s Pumpkins and Christmas Trees is easily one of my favorite pumpkin patches in Tampa Bay. It is family-owned, dog-friendly, and full of pumpkins, fall decor, photo setups, and festive little details that make it such a St. Pete staple.
This is a great one to pair with a St. Pete coffee run, dinner at one of the best downtown St. Pete restaurants, or a whole afternoon exploring the city.
7. Keel Farms Harvest Days
Location: Keel Farms, 5202 Thonotosassa Rd, Plant City, FL 33565
Hours and Dates: Every weekend in October 2026, 10 AM-3 PM
Cost: Free admission; parking and select activities may cost extra.
Keel Farms Harvest Days is perfect if your ideal fall outing includes food trucks, vendors, hayrides, a corn maze, pumpkin activities, and a winery-brewery-cidery situation for the adults. We love a family-friendly farm day that also has something fun for the grown-ups.
Since it is in Plant City, you can also pair it with a little day trip energy. If you are already browsing nearby adventures, my day trips from Tampa guide has plenty of ideas.
Which of these pumpkin patches in Tampa Bay are you checking out first?!
Florida may not give us crisp air on command, but Tampa Bay still knows how to make fall fun. Whether you want a quick pumpkin patch in the city, a cute St. Pete photo stop, or a full corn-maze-and-hayride farm day, there are so many ways to get into the season.
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