Looking for Delaware pumpkin spots to visit this fall? Christopher Bruce shares five farms worth adding to your family’s list on Good Morning Delaware, from Wilmington to Dagsboro.
These are Chris’s five picks, not a ranked list. Each one offers something different, from pumpkin picking and hayrides to corn mazes and seasonal treats. Together they give you plenty of ways to bring a little autumn home.
Chris’s 5 Delaware Pumpkin Spots for Fall 2026
1. Ramsey’s Farm in Wilmington
Ramsey’s Farm is the Wilmington pick. You can pick your own pumpkins, ride a hayride, meet the farm animals, and let the kids burn off energy at the playground. Bonfire nights add a cozy fall touch. See Ramsey’s Farm pumpkin patch details.
2. Filasky’s Produce in Middletown
Filasky’s Produce in Middletown offers U-Pick pumpkins, hayrides, and a kid-friendly soybean maze. It is also a great place for fall photo opportunities. Check Filasky’s events.
3. Fifer’s Farm Store & Kitchen in Camden-Wyoming
Fifer’s has pumpkin picking on select dates, a corn maze, and outdoor attractions. Do not skip the cider donuts. Fifer’s Fall Fest runs September 19 through November 7, so you have weeks to plan your visit. Learn about Fifer’s Fall Fest.
4. Willey Farms in Townsend
Willey Farms is a farm market and garden center. Stop here for seasonal produce, plants, and fall decorating ideas. Visit Willey Farms.
5. Parsons Farms Produce in Dagsboro
Parsons Farms Produce offers pumpkin picking in October. It is a chance to turn your pumpkin trip into a family farm outing in Dagsboro. See Parsons Farms You-Pick info.
Tips Before You Visit Delaware Pumpkin Spots
Always check each farm’s website before you head out. Hours, admission, activity dates, and picking availability can change during the season.
Then make the day count. Take the hayride. Eat the donut. Snap the family photo. A trip to one of these Delaware pumpkin spots is about more than finding the perfect pumpkin. It is about making a fall memory together.
How to Plan a Fall Family Day at Delaware Pumpkin Patches
Start by picking one or two farms from Chris’s list based on what your family enjoys most. If your kids love mazes, look at the corn maze at Fifer’s or the soybean maze at Filasky’s. If you want animals and a playground, Ramsey’s Farm is a strong fit. If you need decorating ideas for your porch or table, Willey Farms has you covered.
Next, plan your route. These Delaware pumpkin patches and farms are spread from New Castle County to Sussex County, so you can turn a single stop into a full day trip or a weekend tradition. Dress for the weather, bring a camera, and leave time for treats.
Whether you visit one farm or all five, these Delaware pumpkin spots make it easy to enjoy the season close to home. Share your photos with us and tag DETV so we can see your family’s favorite fall moments.
Delaware Pumpkin Spots FAQ
Where can you pick pumpkins in Delaware?
Chris’s picks include Ramsey’s Farm in Wilmington, Filasky’s Produce in Middletown, Fifer’s Farm Store & Kitchen in Camden-Wyoming, and Parsons Farms Produce in Dagsboro. Willey Farms in Townsend is a farm market and garden center for seasonal produce and fall decorating.
When does Fifer’s Fall Fest run?
Fifer’s Fall Fest runs September 19 through November 7.
What else can families do at these farms?
Families can enjoy hayrides, corn mazes, a kid-friendly soybean maze, farm animals, a playground, bonfire nights, and cider donuts, depending on the farm.
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