Where to Pick Your Own Pumpkin In & Around Tucson

Apple Annie’s Orchard grows more than 40 acres of pumpkins in 25 to 30 varieties. Visitors can ride vintage-tractor-pulled wagons out to the vines, or stroll with a wheelbarrow, and dozens of bright pumpkins await selection amid classic farm scenery.

The patch opens 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily from the last weekend in September through Oct. 31. Admission and parking are free; you pay only for the pumpkins you pick. Call 520-384-2084 for hours and more information.

The Arizona Pumpkin Patch operates across several locations in Southern Arizona. Visitors pay no admission, may bring leashed dogs, and can buy pumpkins, corn stalks, and carving kits. Hours run 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily from mid-October through Halloween.

The Arizona Pumpkin Patch operates across several locations in Southern Arizona. Visitors pay no admission, may bring leashed dogs, and can buy pumpkins, corn stalks, and carving kits. Hours run 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily from mid-October through Halloween.

The Arizona Pumpkin Patch operates across several locations in Southern Arizona. Visitors pay no admission, may bring leashed dogs, and can buy pumpkins, corn stalks, and carving kits. Hours run 9 a.m.-9 p.m. daily from mid-October through Halloween.

It's possible you've seen this pop-up pumpkin shop on the south side of Broadway Boulevard. During the month of December, they're selling Christmas trees but throughout the month of October, you'll find loads of pumpkins. You might see some farm animals strolling around, too. The hours are subject to change from now until Halloween. Call 520-409-0608 for more information.

The farm grows pumpkins on 70 acres and offers a corn maze, kids trains, a zipline, and a petting zoo. Its 2026 season runs Oct. 3-31, and the farm sells tickets online. Hours run 3-9 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and 9 a.m.-9 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.