As the leaves begin to change and the autumn air rolls into the Boise area, there’s no better time to embrace the harvest season.
This time of year pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, and family-friendly fall festivals pop up across the Treasure Valley, offering plenty of activities for all ages. Whether you’re looking for an exciting adventure through a maze, a peaceful day picking pumpkins, or a fun-filled afternoon with carnival games and farm animals, this list has it all. From the bustling attractions of Lowe Family Farmstead in Kuna to the serene pumpkin fields at Lovely Hollow Farm in Caldwell, there’s something for everyone.
This guide highlights the top autumn seasonal activities and pumpkin patches in the area, making it easier for you to plan your ultimate fall outing. Get ready to grab your cozy sweaters and boots—fall fun awaits!

Lowe Family Farmstead – Kuna, ID
Lowe Family Farmstead, located in Kuna, Idaho, is one of the Treasure Valley’s most visited fall destinations, drawing thousands of visitors each year with its seasonal activities. Known for its sprawling pumpkin patch, this farm offers over 55 varieties of pumpkins and gourds, ranging from classic Jack-o’-lantern pumpkins to more unique, decorative varieties like warted gourds. The farm is also home to Idaho’s largest corn maze!
Families can enjoy hayrides, the ropes course, pig races, potato sack slides, pony rides, and farm-themed games like the potato sack ride. For those seeking a bit more excitement, the farm offers activities like apple blasters and Rusty the VBB (Very Big Beast), a giant inflatable creation.
They also run themed days throughout the season, including Grandparents’ Day on September 19th, Touch-a-Tractor on September 26th, Dog Day on October 2nd, and Baby’s 1st Pumpkin on October 3rd.
Attractions:
- Corn Maze (Idaho’s largest)
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch & Flower Field
- Hayrides
- Apple Blasters
- Potato Sack Rides
- Pig Races
- Rusty the VBB (Very Big Beast)
- Cow Train, Bee Train & Grain Train
- Feed Mill Ropes Course
- Corn Poppers (Jumping Pillows)
- Giant Slide & Barnyard Ball Zone
Info:
- Dates: September 12th – October 31st, 2026
- Address: 2500 S Eagle Rd, Kuna, ID 83634
- Hours: Mon-Thurs 4pm-9pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Closed Sundays
- Admission: Tuesdays $12 | Mon, Wed & Thurs $16.99 | September Fri & Sat $21.99 | October Fridays $21.99 | October Saturdays $24.99 | Ages 3 & under free
- Passes: Two-Visit Ticket $24.99 (new for 2026, online only, not valid October Saturdays) | Season Pass $59.99
- Website: Lowe Family Farmstead

Pumpkin Palooza – Meridian, ID
Pumpkin Palooza brings a full carnival-style experience to the heart of Meridian. With inflatables, games, rides, and pumpkins for sale by the pound, it’s a fun fall spot for families and kids of all ages. Food trucks join in on the weekends, and there are plenty of photo ops to make the most of the season.
Admission gets you in the gate. Rides and attractions run on a separate ticket system, so if your kids plan to ride everything, the unlimited pass is the better deal.
Attractions:
- Fun Zone (6 Inflatables)
- Big Blue Slide
- Small Wagon Ride
- Hay Maze & Corn Pit
- Pumpkin Pillow
- Food & Beverage Trucks (Weekends Only)
- Petting Zoo
- Carnival Games
- Mechanical Bull
- Pumpkins for sale by the pound
Info:
- Dates: September 19th – October 31st, 2026
- Address: 1133 W Chinden Blvd, Meridian, ID 83646
- Hours: Monday – Thursday 4pm-9pm, Friday – Sunday 9am-9pm
- Admission: $5 per person | Kids 2 & under free
- Rides: $1.50 per ticket (10 for $15, 20 for $25, 50 for $50) | Unlimited Fun Zone Pass $20
- Pumpkins: $0.65 per pound
- Website: Pumpkin Palooza

Ten Mile Farms – Meridian, ID
Ten Mile Farms opened in 2025 and has quickly become one of the easier fall trips in the valley. It’s about ten minutes from downtown Meridian and fifteen from Boise, with free parking on site.
The draw is the corn maze, which has shorter family routes as well as the full maze, plus a mini maze for little kids. Admission covers the maze, hayride, barrel trains, straw bale slides and corn pit, with pumpkins sold separately. Food trucks show up Friday and Saturday. If you plan to go more than twice, the season pass pays for itself. Just note that the price goes up after September 3rd.
Attractions:
- Corn Maze (family routes & full maze)
- Mini Maze for Little Kids
- Hayride
- Barrel Train Rides
- Straw Bale Slides
- Critter Corner & Farm Animals
- Pumpkins for Purchase (wagons available)
- Apple Slingshot (select days, extra cost)
- Food & Drink Trucks (Fri-Sat)
Info:
- Dates: September 11th – October 31st, 2026
- Address: 5040 S Ten Mile Rd, Meridian, ID 83642
- Hours: Mon-Fri 4pm-9pm | Sat 10am-9pm | Closed Sundays
- Admission: Weekdays $13.05 | Fri & Sat $16.14 | Kids 3 & under free
- Season Pass: $27.47 (price increases after September 3rd)
- Website: Ten Mile Farms

Shindig Farms – Nampa, ID
Shindig Farms in Nampa, Idaho, is an adventure-packed fall destination! The farm features a variety of seasonal attractions, including a traditional pumpkin patch, thrilling zipline rides, and a giant slide for kids and adults alike.
One of its most popular attractions is the haunted straw maze, which adds an element of spooky Halloween excitement to the farm’s offerings. Families can also enjoy wagon rides through the pumpkin fields, challenge themselves on the mechanical bull, or take aim with the corn cannon. The bull, cannon, swing ride and axe throwing all cost extra on top of admission.
The haunted maze only runs ten nights in October, from 8pm to 11pm, with the last ticket sold at 10:30pm. New for 2026: medium slides, a barrel ride, a tire wall, and corn holes.
Attractions:
- Straw Maze (Idaho’s largest) & Mini Maze
- Giant, Medium & Mini Slides
- Zipline
- Wagon Ride to the Pumpkin Patch
- Jump Pads & Corn Pit
- Hamster Wheel
- Duck Racing
- Barrel Ride, Tire Wall & Corn Holes (new for 2026)
- Haunted Straw Maze (October only, separate ticket)
- Mechanical Bull, Corn Cannon, Swing Ride & Axe Throwing (extra cost)
Info:
- Dates: September 12th – October 31st, 2026
- Address: ID-45 & Scism Rd, Nampa, ID 83686
- Hours: Mon–Thurs 4pm–9pm | Fri & Sat 10am–9pm in September, 10am–11pm in October | Closed Sundays
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Admission: Mon, Wed & Thurs $13 | Cheap Tuesday $9 | Fri & Sat $15
Haunted Straw Maze: October 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th, 23rd, 24th, 30th and 31st, 8pm-11pm (last ticket 10:30pm). Tickets are $25 for the maze alone, or add it to admission for $10
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Website: Shindig Farms

Lovely Hollow Farm – Caldwell, ID
Set on the scenic Chicken Dinner Road, Lovely Hollow Farm offers a peaceful experience with U-pick pumpkins and flowers. The farm is perfect for those looking for a more relaxed day of pumpkin picking, with the added bonus of craft vendors during their Pumpkin Days event.
Pumpkin Days run on specific dates rather than all season long, so check the date list before you go. There’s no gate fee. You pay for what you pick.
Attractions:
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch
- U-pick Flowers & Dahlias
- Craft Vendors on Marketplace Days
- Sunset Flower Picking & Pumpkins (Wednesday evenings)
- Petals + Paws + Pumpkins dog-friendly day (October 4th)
- Floral Pumpkin Night (October 6th)
- Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Info:
- Dates: Pumpkin Days on September 19th, 26th and 27th, and October 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th and 18th, 2026
- Evening events: Sunset Flower Picking & Pumpkins on September 23rd, October 7th and October 14th
- Hours: 9am-3pm in September, 10am-4pm in October
- Address: 18252 Chicken Dinner Rd, Caldwell, ID 83607
- Admission: No gate fee. Pay for what you pick, and U-pick flower containers run $27-$37
- Website: Lovely Hollow Farm
3 Sisters Greenhouse – Emmett, ID
3 Sisters Greenhouse offers a charming and family-friendly fall experience. Their Mumkin Fest is filled with fun activities like pumpkin picking, a hay maze, and a giant bounce pad, perfect for a day of autumn enjoyment.
Heads up: as of early September they hadn’t posted 2026 Mumkin Fest dates. The greenhouse itself is open and operating, so call ahead to confirm before you drive to Emmett.
Attractions:
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch
- Rides and Games
- Wagon Rides (select Saturdays)
- Bounce Pad
- Corn Pit
- Hay Maze
Info:
- Dates: 2026 Mumkin Fest dates had not been announced as of early September. Call (208) 369-1329 or check their page before making the drive
- Address: 2701 E Quail Run Rd, Emmett, ID 83617
- Hours: Last season ran Thursdays – Saturdays, 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
- Website: 3 Sisters Greenhouse

Cherry Hill Farms – Caldwell, ID
Cherry Hill Farms in Caldwell, Idaho, is a family-friendly fall destination that offers a variety of seasonal activities. The farm is best known for its U-pick pumpkin patch and expansive 8-acre corn maze with multiple paths to explore.
Along with the corn maze, families can enjoy a smaller hay bale maze for younger children and fun barrel cart rides. The farm’s picturesque setting makes it perfect for a family day out, where you can pick your own pumpkins, take photos, and enjoy the fresh autumn air.
2026 marks their fifth Fall Festival. The biggest event of the season is Apple Days on October 23rd and 24th, which includes Fall Festival admission and, new this year, fresh cider pressed on site.
Attractions:
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch
- Farm Store & Fruit Stand
- 8-acre Corn Maze (two paths) & Hay Bale Maze
- Barrel Cart Rides
- Jumping Pillow & Tube Slides
- Car Track & Corn Hole
- Cherry Pit Sandbox & Tractor Tire Playgrounds
- Farm Animals
- U-picks During Festival Hours
Info:
- Dates: September 25th – October 31st, 2026
- Apple Days: October 23rd & 24th, 2026
- Address: 19125 Apricot Ln, Caldwell, ID 83607
- Hours: Wednesdays – Saturdays, 10am – 2pm & 5pm – 8pm (closing at 3pm on Saturday, October 31st)
- Admission: Children 2 & under free. 2026 pricing had not been posted as of early September. Check their site
- Website: Cherry Hill Farms
The Farm in Emmett – Emmett, ID
The Farm in Emmett is the newest full-scale fall destination in the area, and it’s worth the drive. The operation runs 25 acres of pumpkins with a dozen varieties, a 12.5-acre corn maze cut into three difficulty levels, and a genuine working-farm feel.
Kids gravitate to the animals: Highland cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, bunnies and pheasants. The sunflowers and wagon rides make it a solid photo stop. It’s roughly 35 minutes from Boise. The team behind it previously ran Halloween Land at Twin Oaks Farms in Eagle.
Attractions:
- 12.5-acre Corn Maze (three difficulty levels)
- 25-acre U-pick Pumpkin Patch (12 varieties)
- Sunflowers
- Wagon Rides
- Barrel Train
- Slides & Hay Pyramids
- Farm Animals (Highland cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, bunnies, pheasants)
- Games
Info:
- Dates: Opens September 19th, 2026 at 10am
- Address: 2590 E Black Canyon Hwy, Milepost 36, Emmett, ID 83617
- Hours: Closed Mondays | Tues-Thurs 4pm-sunset | Fri & Sat 10am-sunset | Sun 12pm-6pm
- Admission: $12 per person | Ages 3 & under free | Seniors 65+ $10 | Groups of 8+ $10 per person
- Website: The Farm in Emmett

Jordan’s Pumpkin Patch – Boise, ID
Jordan’s Pumpkin Patch, located in Boise, Idaho, is a charming and family-friendly fall destination known for its wide selection of pumpkins and festive fall decorations. In addition to offering a U-pick pumpkin patch where visitors can choose from a variety of pumpkins, including traditional and unique types, the farm provides fun activities like a hay maze, corn pit, and petting zoo, making it a great spot for kids.
It’s also the rare patch with no cover charge, which makes it an easy stop if you just want a pumpkin without committing to a whole afternoon. They’ve added an obstacle course this year, and they host a Food Truck Fiesta on September 19th and a Trunk-or-Treat food drive on October 10th, both free.
Attractions:
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch
- Hay Maze
- Corn Pit
- Petting Zoo
- Obstacle Course (new for 2026)
- Photo Opportunities
Info:
- Dates: Opens Friday, September 11th, 2026 and runs through the fall
- Address: 2591 S Cole Rd, Boise, ID 83709
- Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 9am-6pm
- Admission: Free. Pumpkins are priced by size, starting around $1.49
- Events: Food Truck Fiesta September 19th, 2pm-6pm | Trunk-or-Treat Food Drive October 10th, 2pm-6pm
- Website: Jordan’s Pumpkin Patch
Cabalo’s Orchard & Gardens – Kuna, ID
Cabalo’s is a small working orchard in Kuna that opens its pumpkin patch for U-pick through October, with a hayride out to the field and back. There’s no gate fee. You pay for whatever you pick.
One thing worth knowing before you go: an April freeze wiped out their apple crop, so there’s no apple U-pick this year. Come for the pumpkins and the low-key farm setting instead.
Attractions:
- U-Pick Pumpkin Patch
- Hayride to and from the Patch
- Working Orchard & Farm Stand
Info:
- Dates: U-pick pumpkins throughout October 2026
- Address: 2087 W King Rd, Kuna, ID 83634
- Hours: Thurs-Sat 9am-6pm | Sun 1pm-6pm
- Admission: Free entry, pay for what you pick
- Note: No U-pick apples this year. An April freeze took the crop
- Website: Cabalo’s Orchard & Gardens
The Berry Ranch – Nampa, ID
The Berry Ranch offers a traditional pumpkin picking experience with both group walks and hayrides to the field. Families can pick pumpkins themselves, or choose from a variety of pre-picked options at the store. Prices vary by size and age, making it an interactive and customizable fall outing.
Weekdays are walk-to-the-field only. The hayride runs Saturdays and Sundays with no reservation needed, and the last ride heads out at 6pm. Bring cash or a check. Cards add a 5% fee.
Attractions:
- U-Pick Pumpkin Patch
- Hayride to the Field (weekends)
- Walk-to-the-Field Option (weekdays)
- Farm Store with Pre-Picked Pumpkins & Produce
Info:
- Dates: September 25th – October 31st, 2026
- Address: 7998 US-20, Nampa, ID 83687
- Hours: Walk to the field Mon-Fri 10am-1pm | Hayride Sat 10am-6pm and Sun 1pm-6pm (last ride out at 6pm)
- Admission: Walk option $10 per person picking, $4 for supervising adults who don’t pick
- Hayride: Ages 1-4 $8.50 | K-2nd grade $10.25 | 3rd-6th grade $11.50 | 7th grade and up $15.80 | Hayride without a pumpkin $9.50 | Babies under 1 get a free pumpkin
- Website: The Berry Ranch
Jeremy’s Pumpkins – Star, ID
Jeremy’s is the opposite of a full-day farm outing. It’s a self-serve honor stand on Star Road that’s been running for decades. You pull up, pick from the pre-gathered pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks and straw bales, and leave your money in the box.
If you just need pumpkins for the porch without paying admission anywhere, this is the stop. They typically open October 1st and run through the month, daylight to dark, though 2026 hadn’t been confirmed as of early September, so it’s worth a quick call first.
Attractions:
- Self-Serve Pumpkin Stand
- Gourds, Corn Stalks & Straw Bales
Info:
- Dates: Typically October 1st – October 31st (2026 season not yet confirmed, call ahead)
- Address: 451 S Star Rd, Star, ID 83669
- Hours: Daylight to dark
- Admission: Free. Pumpkins generally under $10
- Phone: 208-286-7481
Candy Apple Orchard – Emmett, ID
Not every fall harvest trip has to be about pumpkins. Candy Apple Orchard in Emmett opens for U-pick apples in late September, with Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and Rome Beauty available straight off the tree at a dollar a pound.
It’s a straightforward orchard visit: no admission, no attractions, just apples. Their opening day shifts with how fast the fruit ripens, so check before you drive out.
Attractions:
- U-pick Apples (Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Rome Beauty)
- Working Orchard
Info:
- Dates: Opening day projected for Monday, September 28th, 2026 (depends on ripening)
- Address: 4500 Harvest Lane, Emmett, ID 83617
- Hours: Sun-Fri 9am-5pm | Closed Saturdays
- Admission: Free entry | U-pick apples $1.00 per pound
- Website: Candy Apple Orchard
Wissel Farms – Nampa, ID
Wissel Farms has been farming in Nampa since 1911, and their farm stand is a reliable October stop for pumpkins, corn stalks and other fall items alongside their regular produce, eggs and pantry goods.
One thing to know for 2026: the farm hasn’t announced the full pumpkin patch and free hayrides they’ve run in past years, and there’s no patch listing on their new website. Call 208-467-1880 before you go if the hayride is the reason you’re making the trip.
Attractions:
- Farm Stand with Pumpkins, Corn Stalks & Fall Items (October)
- Fresh Produce, Eggs & Local Goods
- U-Pick Fields (separate location at 3883 E Flamingo Ave)
- Pumpkin Patch & Hay Rides (not announced for 2026, call ahead)
Info:
- Dates: Fall items at the farm stand throughout October 2026
- Address: 11085 Lake Lowell Ave, Nampa, ID 83686 (farm stand)
- Hours: Farm stand open daily, hours vary. Check their page
- Phone: 208-467-1880
- Website: Wissel Farms

