Boise’s Pumpkin Patch Guide

Boise’s Pumpkin Patch Guide 🎃

Fall in the Treasure Valley means pumpkin picking, hay mazes, family photos, and finding the perfect excuse to spend a little time outside. Whether you’re planning a quick trip with the kids or looking for a full afternoon of fall activities, we have some great local spots to check out!

Here are three pumpkin patches worth adding to your fall bucket list.

Jordan’s Pumpkin Patch — Boise

If you’re looking for an affordable, family-friendly pumpkin patch right here in Boise, Jordan’s Pumpkin Patch is a great place to start. Located at Jordan’s Garden Center on Cole Road, this spot offers a more relaxed experience without the big admission price.

The pumpkin patch features a hay maze, petting zoo, corn pit, photo opportunities, and toys for the kids. You’ll also find a variety of pumpkins and fall decorations, including giant pumpkins, Cinderella pumpkins, colorful heirloom varieties, mini pumpkins, corn stalks, and straw bales.

The best part? General admission to the pumpkin patch is free! Many of the activities are free, too, and pumpkins are sold separately, with prices starting around $1.49 depending on the size and variety.

Jordan’s is a great option if you want to enjoy some fall fun without committing to a full day of paid attractions.

Location: 2591 S. Cole Road, Boise

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Lowe Family Farmstead — Kuna

If you’re looking for a full afternoon of fall fun, Lowe Family Farmstead is the place to go. This popular Kuna destination has a little bit of everything, making it a great choice for families who want more than just picking out a pumpkin.

The attractions include Idaho’s Original Corn Maze, tractor-drawn hayrides, jumping pillows, slides, farm animals, pig races, train rides, and plenty of games and activities. You can also explore the pumpkin patch and flower field, with pumpkins and flowers available for an additional purchase.

There are food and drink options on-site, too, so you can grab a bite while taking a break from all the activities. Plan to spend a few hours here if you want to experience everything!

2026 admission: Prices vary by day, ranging from $12 on Tuesdays to $24.99 on October Saturdays. Children ages 3 and under get in free. Most attractions are included with admission, but food, pumpkins, flowers, and select activities cost extra.

The 2026 fall season runs through October 31, with the farm closed on Sundays.

Location: 2500 S. Eagle Road, Kuna

Plan your visit to Lowe Family Farmstead

Pumpkin Palooza — Meridian

Want something a little different from the traditional farm experience? Pumpkin Palooza brings an urban pumpkin patch experience to Meridian, with pumpkins, rides, games, and plenty of activities for the whole family.

You can expect fall photo opportunities, inflatables, a hay maze, train rides, a petting zoo, carnival games, and more. It’s a fun option for families looking to keep the kids entertained while enjoying some classic fall activities.

Unlike a traditional pumpkin patch where you mainly pay for the pumpkins you take home, Pumpkin Palooza uses a ticket-based system for rides and attractions. Published event information lists general entry at $5, with ride and attraction tickets sold separately. An unlimited Fun Zone pass has also been listed for $20.

Location: 1133 W. Chinden Boulevard, Meridian

Pumpkin Palooza’s 2026 season began in September, so check its website or social media for current operating dates and ticket details before visiting.

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Make the Most of Fall in Boise

One of the best things about fall in the Treasure Valley is having so many ways to enjoy the season. Whether you choose a free outing at Jordan’s, spend the afternoon exploring Lowe Family Farmstead, or let the kids enjoy the rides at Pumpkin Palooza, there’s a little something for everyone.

Grab a few friends, bring the kids, and go find your perfect pumpkin before the season wraps up!