Best Pumpkin Patches in South Bay

Fall is nearly here, which means it’s time to pay a visit to the pumpkin patch. Luckily, there are many great places to kick off the spooky season where the entire family is guaranteed a great time. Grab your pumpkin spice lattes and head to one of the best pumpkin patches in the South Bay, Los Angeles, and Orange County, where you’ll find kiddie rides, free activities, live bands, photo ops, and, of course, plenty of beautiful pumpkins.

PLEASE NOTE: Dates, hours, and activities can change, so check with each pumpkin patch before you go. We update this guide throughout the 2026 season.

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2026 South Bay Pumpkin Patches at a Glance

Pumpkin Patch	City	2026 Dates	Good to Know
South Bay Galleria Pumpkin Patch (Acosta)	Redondo Beach	Now through Oct. 31	Trackless train, pumpkin painting, jumps and slides
Debbie and Jeff’s Pumpkin Patch	Redondo Beach	Dates TBD	Bounce houses, photo ops
Mr. Jones Farm	Torrance	Now through Oct. 31	Pony rides, petting zoo, face painting
Pumpkin Patch at Del Amo Fashion Center	Torrance	Oct. 1 to 31	Corn maze, giant slides, petting zoo
Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins	Torrance	Oct. 2 to Nov. 1	Petting zoo, Pumpkin Smash, pumpkin bowling
International Garden Center	El Segundo	Open now	Kid-friendly haunted maze
Deluca Farm	San Pedro	Oct. 3 through Halloween week	Tractor rides, farm animals
Pa’s Pumpkin Patch	Lakewood	Opens Oct. 1	Pony rides, petting zoo (reservations required)

Best for little ones: Mr. Jones Farm and Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins in Torrance, with petting zoos plus pony rides or bounce houses.

Best for a quick stop: The South Bay Galleria and Del Amo Fashion Center patches, where you can pair pumpkin picking with a mall run.

Best Pumpkin Patches in the South Bay

south bay halloween — photo: Mr. Jones Farm

Pumpkin Patches in Torrance

Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins – Torrance (Oct. 2 – Nov. 1)

Visitors of all ages will enjoy the fall season with a unique experience at Mr. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkin Patch. The family-run business is a great place to pick out the perfect pumpkin. with pumpkins in a wide variety of colors, shapes and sizes plus a
petting zoo, bouncy house, pumpkin decorating, photo stations, pumpkin bowling, Candy Corn Hole, pumpkin putting, Pumpkin Smash, “Boo”sketball and a pumpkin-carving station. The Jack O’ Pass includes unlimited access to games and activities, one mini pumpkin and one pumpkin-decorating session. Activities are subject to change.

Locations: 17520 Prairie Ave, Torrance, CA 90504

Mr. Jones Farm – Torrance (Now -October 31)

Besides a well-stocked assortment of pumpkins, you’ll find plenty of fun at this family-run patch. They also offer bounce houses, a petting zoo, pony rides, a face painting station, and photo ops.

Location: 3825 Pacific Coast Highway, Torrance

Pumpkin Patch at Del Amo Fashion Center (Oct. 1 – 31)

Southbay’s family-run pumpkin patch is coming to Del Amo Fashion Center. Acres of homegrown pumpkins, a corn maze, and warm cider under the autumn sun. Besides pick-your-own-pumpkins, you’ll enjoy bounce houses, giant slides, a petting zoo and more!

Location: Del Amo Fashion Center 3525 Carson St, Torrance (In the parking lot near Macy’s Men)

Pumpkin Patches in Redondo Beach

South Bay Galleria Pumpkin Patch (Acosta Pumpkin Patch) – Redondo Beach (Now – October 31)

If you’ve lived in the South Bay for a while, you know the Galleria pumpkin patch is a fall tradition. Acosta Pumpkin Patch sets up at the corner of Artesia Boulevard and Kingsdale Avenue every October, and it’s one of the easiest patches to hit on a weeknight after school. Kids can ride the trackless train, paint their own pumpkins, play in the mobile video game trailers, and burn off energy in the jumps and slides while you pick out the perfect jack-o’-lantern. The rows of pumpkins make a great backdrop for fall family photos, too.

Location: South Bay Galleria, 1815 Hawthorne Blvd., Redondo Beach, CA 90278 (corner of Artesia Blvd. and Kingsdale Ave.)

Debbie and Jeff’s Pumpkin Patch – Redondo Beach (Dates TBD)

This popular pumpkin patch has served the South Bay for over 30 years. Come for the pumpkins and stay for the bounce houses and photo ops. And don’t forget to return for a Christmas tree when the lot transforms into Debbie and Jeff’s Christmas Trees for the holidays.

Location: 411 S. Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach 90277

Pumpkin Patches in El Segundo

International Garden Center and Floral Design – El Segundo (Open Now)

The local pumpkin patch offers a festive fall experience perfect for the entire family. In addition to a wide selection of pumpkins, visitors can explore a thrilling haunted house and a kid-friendly haunted maze for some added spooky excitement. This family-owned independent garden center, serving the South Bay, takes pride in creating memorable experiences for the community. Guests are invited to enjoy the season, find the perfect pumpkin, and create lasting memories.

Location: 155 N Pacific Coast Highway, El Segundo, CA

Pumpkin Patches Near Gardena

Gardena doesn’t have its own pumpkin patch lot this year, but several of the South Bay’s best are just a short drive away. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins on Prairie Avenue in north Torrance is the closest, with a petting zoo, pumpkin bowling, and a Pumpkin Smash. The South Bay Galleria Pumpkin Patch at Artesia and Kingsdale in Redondo Beach is another easy option, and families heading south can make a day of it at Mr. Jones Farm on Pacific Coast Highway in Torrance.

Pumpkin Patches in San Pedro

Deluca Farm – San Pedro (October 3 – Halloween week)

Deluca is known for its incredible Christmas trees, but the farm is also open throughout the month of October for pumpkins. In addition to a wide assortment of bright orange gourds, you’ll also enjoy bounce houses, farm animals, tractor rides, games and activities, and a festive photo booth.

Location: 903 S Western Ave., San Pedro, CA 90732

Pumpkin Patches in Lakewood

Pa’s Pumpkin Patch – Lakewood (Opens Oct. 1)

Now at the Lakewood Center, Pa’s Pumpkin Patch delivers carnival fun with pony rides, a petting zoo, snack bar, and rides. Great for both pumpkins and family fall photos. Advance reservations are required.

Location: 500 Lakewood Center Mall, Lakewood, CA 90712

Frequently Asked Questions About South Bay Pumpkin Patches

Is there a pumpkin patch at the South Bay Galleria?

Yes. Acosta Pumpkin Patch sets up at the South Bay Galleria in Redondo Beach every fall, at the corner of Artesia Boulevard and Kingsdale Avenue. It’s open now through October 31 and has a trackless train, pumpkin painting, and jumps and slides for kids.

What are the best pumpkin patches in Torrance?

Torrance has 3 great options: Mr. Jones Farm on Pacific Coast Highway, the Pumpkin Patch at Del Amo Fashion Center, and Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins on Prairie Avenue. All 3 have petting zoos, and Del Amo also has a corn maze and giant slides.

Which South Bay pumpkin patches have a petting zoo?

You’ll find petting zoos at Mr. Jones Farm, Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkins, and the Del Amo patch in Torrance. Deluca Farm in San Pedro also has farm animals and tractor rides.

Is there a pumpkin patch in Gardena or Manhattan Beach?

Neither city has its own pumpkin patch lot this year. From Gardena, Jack O’ Lanterns in north Torrance and the South Bay Galleria patch are the closest. From Manhattan Beach, Debbie and Jeff’s on Pacific Coast Highway in Redondo Beach and International Garden Center in El Segundo are your nearest options.

When do South Bay pumpkin patches open in 2026?

Mr. Jones Farm, International Garden Center, and the South Bay Galleria patch are already open, and Debbie and Jeff’s dates are still to be announced. The Del Amo patch opens October 1, Jack O’ Lanterns opens October 2, and Deluca Farm in San Pedro opens October 3. Most stay open through Halloween, and Jack O’ Lanterns runs through November 1.

Best Pumpkin Patches in Los Angeles

Underwood Family Farms – Moorpark (Sep. 26 – Oct. 31)

Nothing really beats Underwood Farms when it comes to fall festivals. This fall, you’ll find everything imaginable at one of the best places to visit, including pig races, live music, a petting zoo, and tractor rides. The full Underwood Fall Harvest experience takes place each weekend through the month of October with special themed weekends, like antique tractors and the Wild West. Visitors can also enjoy amusement rides, games, picture opportunities, live entertainment bands, and more. The Animal Show, Harvester slide, pumpkin house, corn stalk maze, and more will all return.

If you’re looking for a less crowded experience for pumpkin picking, you can also visit the farm during the week. In addition to the larger pumpkin fields, Underwood has a section of pick your own pumpkin off the vine for sugar pumpkins. Perfect for making pumpkin pie!

Tickets for weekend access are ONLY available online. Tickets ARE NOT available online for weekday entrance and are only sold at the gate. Please have your tickets available on your phone or bring them when you enter. Children UNDER 2 are FREE, as is parking.

Location: 3370 Sunset Valley Road, Moorpark, CA

pumpkin patches — photo: Underwood Farms

Tapia Bros. Farm – Encino (Opens Oct. 1)

This family-owned farm in the heart of the San Fernando Valley is small but mighty, offering tons to do in addition to finding the perfect pumpkin. Young kids will love the petting zoo, train ride, and pony rides, while older kids will love the challenge of trying to make their way through the corn maze. The farm has free admission and free parking, with paid tickets required for the rides and activities.

Location: 5251 Hayvenhurst Ave Encino, CA 91436

Tina’s Pumpkin Patch – Sherman Oaks (Oct. 1 – Nov. 1)

This pumpkin patch in the Westfield Fashion Square parking lot is open daily and features many fun activities, including a petting zoo, pony rides, train rides, obstacle course, slide, and free straw maze. The patch is also available to book for school groups and birthday parties. The fun doesn’t stop there; you can still visit Tina’s for Christmas Trees once Halloween ends.

Location: Westfield Fashion Square (Parking lot off Woodman & 101 Fwy) 4725 Woodman Ave., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

Shawn’s Pumpkin Patch – Culver City (Opens Oct. 3 )

Shawn’s Pumpkin Patch offers a large variety of pumpkins and plenty of family fun. Visitors of all ages will have a great time thanks to the horses, petting zoo, carnival games, hay maze, face painters, and food booths. If you can convince your kids to pause for a moment, you can capture some fantastic family photos against a beautiful backdrop. The pumpkins are reasonably priced, and the best part is that admission is free. Keep in mind that this patch is very popular, making weekdays the best time to visit if you want to enjoy it without the massive crowds.

NEW Location for 2026: 6229 Bristol Parkway, Culver City, CA 90230

Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch – Culver City (Oct. 2 – 31)

Founded over 30 years ago, Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch is a family-owned and operated business that focuses on bringing the farm to the city. The patch features bounce houses, a pony ride, a petting zoo, and a giant pumpkin patch. Kiddos can also enjoy face painting, pumpkin decorating, slides, and more. There are many options for cute backdrops for the kids or the whole family for fall pics.

Admission prices and hours fluctuate depending on the day of the week and the date’s proximity to Halloween.

Location: 10100 Jefferson Blvd. Culver City, CA 90232

Lopez Ranch Pumpkins – Marina del Rey (TBA)

If you want to visit a family-run, local pumpkin patch that’s a little more low-key, then Lopez Ranch is the place to be. This traditional, quaint neighborhood pumpkin patch is perfect for photo ops and offers free admission. In addition to pumpkins, straw bales, and corn stalks, the patch has a play area for young kids with a straw tunnel and a giant pumpkin to climb on and slide down.

Location: Villa Marina Marketplace, 13450 Maxella Ave. Marina del Rey 90292

Forneris Farms – Mission Hills (TBA)

Fall Harvest Festival offers entertainment and educational enrichment on a real working farm in October. The pumpkin patch and farm market are open daily. There is a $5 entrance fee. However, the fee can be applied to the purchase of a $10 or more pumpkin from the patch. In addition to the farm-grown and harvested pumpkins, you can enjoy a corn maze and train ride. Please note that this farm is cash only.

Location: 15200 Rinaldi Street, Mission Hills, California 91345

Best Pumpkin Patches in Orange County

Irvine Park Railroad Pumpkin Patch – Irvine (Sep. 12 – Oct. 31)

The Pumpkin Patch at Irvine Park Railroad in Orange County is enjoyable for the whole family. Come out and take advantage of the numerous kid-friendly activities. The massive patch offers train and hay wagon rides, bouncy houses, face painters, pumpkin ring throws, tasty cuisine, and more for a fee. There are also several free activities for all visitors, including a haunted house, hay maze, and photo ops. Admission to the pumpkin patch, located right behind the train station, is free. However, the County of Orange charges a park entrance fee per vehicle.

Location: Irvine Park Railroad, 1 Irvine Park Rd, Orange, CA 92869

Fallstivities Pumpkin Patch – Orange (Oct. 1 – 31, Closed Mondays)

The pumpkin patch season starts on October 1 and ends with a special day of trick-or-treating fun on October 31. All month long, there are plenty of entertaining activities to enjoy, including a big bike track, pumpkin decorating, giant slides, bouncers, and obstacle courses, and so much more! Themed photo ops are available with Bluey, Mickey, Minnie, Snoopy, Scooby Doo, Beetlejuice and Barbie.

Location: 100 Los Cerritos Center, Cerritos, CA 90703, Nordstrom Parking Lot

Tanaka Farms Pumpkin Patch – Irvine (Sep. 12 to Nov. 1)

Tanaka Farms is the place to go if you want to choose your pumpkin directly from the patch! At this authentic U-pick pumpkin field in Orange County, you can take a wagon ride, check out the Barnyard Educational Exhibit, and navigate the corn maze. On weekends, additional activities include arts and crafts, festival games, farmer golf, and the famous pumpkin cannon.

Location: 5380 3/4 University Dr, Irvine, CA 92612

Hana Field Pumpkin Patch and Flower Fields – Costa Mesa (Opens Oct. 3)

Featuring eight acres of U-pick pumpkins and a sunflower field, this gorgeous farm is the perfect place to get those fall family photos! The patch also features a corn maze, farm animals, a kid’s play area, a cow train, a pumpkin cannon, and more. You can pack your own lunch and enjoy a picnic on the farm or grab a bite from the Hana Field Food Truck.

Location: 427 Anton Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Pumpkin City’s Pumpkin Farm – Laguna Hills (Oct. 1 to 31)

Come celebrate Halloween at Orange County’s premier Harvest Festival. Stroll through thousands of pumpkins in all shapes and sizes in a charming farm atmosphere and pick the perfect one to bring home. The farm also features amusement rides, game booths, and activities. Don’t miss farm dining at the Pumpkin City Diner, which offers hot dogs, churros, ice cream, cookies, snacks, and more. On Oct. 31, the patch features a beer tent, and admission is free all day.

Locations: 24203 Avenida de la Carlota, Laguna Hills, CA 92653

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