The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island, Portland's original

Had a blast picking blueberries! Super friendly staff.

Great place to have lunch. Beautiful farm setting with a view of Mt. Hood.
The food is good and not expensive. They usually have a seasonal offering. Right now is a strawberry shortcake. It was so good that it got eaten before I could get a Pic. 😆 It's definitely worth the drive.

Great produce, great place, friendly, helpful people and great food!

The maze was extremely fun but most things seemed closed.

Go here every year to get our pumpkins. Also pick some of their ciders. They are delectable! Great selection of pumpkins decorative and for carving. Always a good time spent every Halloween season.

Pretty place, we went the first week of October which was still a warm sunny day so it was pretty packed with others who had the same idea! Did the maze, shopped in the market, got some treats and did a hay ride!

The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island has been a long time favorite of my family. There are plenty of activities to entertain the whole family such as, a large corn maze, hay rides, a "cow train" for the kiddos, plenty of seasonal food to eat, Barn animals, a hay pyramid, and so much more. Admission is free, and you pay for your pumpkin by size, which is affordable. If you can't/ don't want to ride the hay ride out to the pumpkins, or walk out there, you can choose pre-picked pumpkins for purchase. On your way out, visit the gift shop or the farm fresh market for small gourds, honey, seasonal ales, fresh produce, flowers, and sweet treats. The staff are very friendly, and this is definitely one of the best pumpkin patches in the Portland Metro area.

Best pumpkin patch! Actual real patch with pumpkins growing on the vine. Excellent corn maze. Looking forward to doing the haunted one next year. Delicious pumpkin beer! Prices for pumpkins were very affordable. Did not bother with the hay ride. Traffic was beyond brutal, definitely go early or on a weekday.

The worst traffic on the way in, terribly overcrowded, overpriced, not worth the drive.

We really wanted to have apple cider donuts, it's our fall tradition to have them and some hard cider. We checked the website to make sure they had them before we drove an hour +25 minutes in traffic on the island. Website clearly states they do and when we got there, we were told they didn't have them on the farm at all. We wasted a good part of our day when we could've just gone to another harvest festival. It seems silly but it's specifically what we went for because it's on the website.

... and yes, it was The Pumpkin Patch. We asked two separate people and they said they weren't there. They suggested 2 other farms on the island - Bella and Topaz.

Went today with a few friends and it was a great experience! We didn’t have a lot of time to stay and see everything else but it’s now for sure a ✨Core Memory✨ I will say though that the pumpkin patch is pretty far out and do not recommend the walk especially if you have small children. The $2 hay ride is worth it to get to and from especially with our heavy pumpkins 🎃. 10/10 will be coming back next year and hopefully in the summer for fresh produce:)

Great calm experience with options for young children

Fun trip, very busy!

Great morning. Got their right at opening. The corn maze was fun with trivia questions to help guide you though. If you wanted to ride out to pick up your own pumpkin you could, or pick one that has already been brought up. Plenty of food and drinks to choose from, and yest their is beer and cider. Get there early. When leaving the road in was lined up almost back to the bridge.

The absolute WORST pumpkin patch I have ever been to. There were lines for literally everything. I don’t understand why there’s a line to place an order for donuts & then you have to turn around and get in another line to pick them up.

There was a separate line for every food item & I mean every one. Corn, donuts, sandwiches, and apples. They were all super long too. It’s like the food is made to order.

There was a line for the cafe, beer, barn, hayride, market.

The lines were so ridiculous, that we just left. It truly took away from the experience.

I don’t know if people are visiting for the “aesthetic.” But if so, please stay home.

Then you have to park on a road filled with rocks or risk parking across the street and walking across a busy street.

I understand the need to be “affordable,” but this isn’t the way to do it. As a family, there was nothing to enjoy or take part of due to the extremely long lines. You are much better off going someplace else and paying the entrance fee.

I would never recommend this place to anyone. No wonder it was free.