Fall is in the air and while Jacksonville doesn’t always deliver on sweater weather, we definitely show up when it comes to pumpkins, hayrides, and wholesome autumn fun.
Whether you’re planning a fall family outing, looking for the perfect front porch pumpkin, or just want that classic pumpkin patch photo (we see you, Instagram), these are the must-visit patches in and around Jacksonville this season:
📍 2899 Wisteria Farms Rd, Green Cove Springs, FL
🗓️ Open weekends September 28 – October 26, 2025
This one’s a fall staple for Northeast Florida families. Amazing Grace offers everything from a pumpkin patch and corn maze to pig races and wagon rides. It’s full-on fall festival mode and 100% worth the drive.
📍 19856 County Rd 121, Hilliard, FL
🗓️ Open Saturdays starting late September
A bit north of Jax, but totally worth the trip if you’re looking for a full farm experience. You’ll find pumpkins, farm animals, a corn maze, and plenty of hands-on activities for the kids (or the kid in you).
Don’t miss: the apple slingshot and corn cannon.
📍 11270 San Jose Blvd, Jacksonville, FL
🗓️ Open daily in October
Located right in the heart of Mandarin, this long-standing church pumpkin patch is a local favorite. You’ll find pumpkins in all shapes and sizes, plus fall photo ops and friendly volunteers. Proceeds support the church’s youth ministry and outreach programs, so your purchase goes right back into the community.
📍 400 Penman Rd, Neptune Beach, FL
🗓️ Open daily in October
A beloved tradition at the beach. The pumpkin patch at Christ UMC offers a wide variety of pumpkins, plenty of photo-worthy moments, and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. Bonus points: it’s super close to all your favorite local coffee shops for a post-pumpkin PSL.
📍 1821 San Pablo Rd S, Jacksonville, FL
🗓️ Open daily in October
Another sweet neighborhood patch, this one offers a variety of pumpkins in a peaceful setting. Ideal if you’re not looking for a full farm festival and just want to grab some pumpkins and snap a cute photo or two.
Go early to avoid the crowds (and the heat).
Bring cash or Venmo, especially for church-run patches.
Dress comfy – closed-toe shoes are a must for grassy or sandy patches.
Double check hours – some patches close early or have special weekend events.
These pumpkin patches are more than just a fall photo op, they’re a reminder that community still matters. And in Jacksonville, we show up for tradition, for family time, and for fall fun… even if we’re sweating through our flannel.
Thinking about calling Jacksonville home? Want to move closer to one of these fall festivals next year? Let’s talk. We’ll bring the cider.