This post is updated for 2021. As new information becomes available, we will update.
Bush
Pegasus Equestrian Center
78261 LA-1083, Bush, LA 70431
October 9th & 10th, Noon-6PM.
Tickets include magic show, music, kids’ area, and petting zoo. Tickets are $5/child and $10/adult. Children four and under get in free. Buy in advance and receive a discount. Also available for purchase will be: axe throwing, unicorn pictures, pony rides, carriage rides, concessions, and pumpkins.
Covington
St. Peter Parish. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
125, E. 19th Avenue.
Pumpkins will arrive October 9th and the patch is open daily 9AM to 5PM every day afterwards until October 31st.
Lacombe
Banting’s Nursery
26300 US-190
Pumpkins have arrived but are still in boxes. Will be out by Friday, September 24th. The pumpkin patch will be from oct 1-31 and we’re open from 9-5pm Monday-Saturday and Sunday 9-4pm.
Madisonville
St. Anselm Catholic Church. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus.
306 St Mary St
Pumpkins usually arrive the first week of October.
Mandeville
Jim’s Pumpkins
2123 Florida Street, Mandeville (this is a move of two blocks from it’s 2017 location–they are now closer to Mandeville Bake Shop)
11AM-6PM
Pumpkins will be available starting September 24th. Picture display will be out a few days later.
Read our review of Jim’s pumpkins right here.
St. Michael’s
4499 Sharp Rd, Mandeville, LA 70471
Sunday-Friday Noon-6PM, Saturday 9AM-6PM (while supplies last)
Pumpkin patch and photo op area.
No cash. Credit, Debit, Paypal, and Venmo.
Slidell
First United Methodist Church
433 Erlanger Ave.
There will be no pumpkin patch this year.
Washington Parish
Steele’s Christmas Tree Farm.
56459 Dollar Rd., Angie, LA.
Steele’s is no longer operating their pumpkin patch at this time.
Tangipahoa Parish
Brushy Branch Christmas Tree Farm
51211 Narretto Rd, Loranger, 70446
Open weekends from 9:30AM-5PM starting October 2nd and running through the 31st.
Price is $10/person. Under 2 get in free. Senior citizen $5. Admission includes a mini-pumpkin, hay ride, super slide, photo areas, and petting zoo. Train rides will be available at $2/person. Parents with children do not have to pay admission.
Read our review of Brushy Branch Pumpkin Patch here.
Mrs. Heather’s Pumpkin Patch.
31458 LA Hwy. 43, Albany.
Open 9AM-5PM, seven days a week.
Price is $8/child. Adults get in free. Cash only.
Mrs. Heather’s sustained some damage from Hurricane Ida so a few activities are not available at this time.
Many activities for the kids.
Read our review of Mrs. Heather’s right here.
Liuzza Land
56457 Holden Circle, Amite
At this time Liuzza Land has not announced any public fall days for 2021.
Activities include: Pumpkin picking, wagon ride, pony ride, goat feeding, petting zoo, giant jumping pillow, tunnel/hill slide, corn maize, pioneer playhouses, tractor swings, Ag-Ventureland, and much more!
Read our review of Liuzza Land right here.
Pumpkin Patches Beyond the Northshore
Barn Hill Preserve
11342 LA-955, Ethel, LA 70730
Every Saturday/Sunday from Oct 2nd to Nov 21st 9AM-3PM.
Admission $16/person ages three and up.
Admission includes: kangaroo encounters, animal shows, corn pit, wagon rides, archery, pumpkin from the patch, fall games, sloth Encounters available for purchase at the door, gem mine Sluice (extra charge), zoo exhibits and more! Tickets will be available to purchase at the door.
You can read our review of Barn Hill Preserve Pumpkin Patch here.
Cajun Country Corn Maze
Open Fridays 5-11PM, Saturdays 9AM-11PM, and Sundays 11AM-6PM. Open October 15th-November 14th.
Several packages available to choose from–see their website for details.
Activities include (depending on package choice: corn maze, pig races, animal petting area, slides, corn crib, pirate ship, playground area, duck races, spider web, bee train, bucking cow train, pumpkin train, jump pad.
LSU Ag Center Corn Maze
Burden Museum & Gardens, 4560 Essen Lane, Baton Rouge, LA 70809
October 2, 9, 16, 23*, 30, 10AM-5PM
Purchase tickets for your two-hour Corn Maze experience this year! Session Times: Morning: 10 AM-Noon, Midday: 12:30-2:30PM, Afternoon: 3-5PM. No tickets will be sold at the gate.
$15/person. Two and under get in free.
Activities will include: Corn Maze, Sunflower Fields, Pumpkin Patch, Petting Farm, Corn Crib, Hayride, Satsuma picking, Antique Tractors, Hay Mountain, Mini Hay Maze, Take home crafts, and a Picnic Area with local food vendors
*Corn Maze closes at 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 23.
Southern Promiseland Farm and Corn Maze
1212 Raygan Ln, Kiln, MS 39556
Cash Only, Ages 12 and Up $8.00, Ages 3-11 $7.00. Ages 2 and under FREE with paying adult
There is no smoking/E-Cigs allowed at the maze. There are no pets allowed.
10-Acre Corn Maze, Roping Arena, Cow Milking Simulation, Hayrides, Farm Animals, Concession, Play and picnic Area, Pumpkin Patch, Grass Maze, Cow Trains, and a one of a kind Farm Scene investigation.
You can read about our visit to Southern Promiseland Farm and Corn Maze here.
More Halloween Fun
You can see our full Fall guide here–everything you need from now until Thanksgiving.
You can see the Halloween activities list here.
If you have older kids and are looking to get spooked, we have a list of haunted places and excursions happening in south Louisiana here.
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Hello! I wanted to add Banting’s Nursery to the pumpkin patch list. They are located in Lacombe and have a large selection of pumpkins for 2019. They also have a photo area for kids.
Thanks for the tip!