Green Country offers lots of festivities and frights during Halloween season. We have your full list of places to check out if you are looking for something to do with your family.
Pumpkin Patches
- Annabelle’s Fun Farm – Open from September 28 to October 27 in Welch. The family-owned farm features a pumpkin patch, hay maze, and more.
- Carmichael’s Pumpkin Patch – Opens September 21 in Bixby. Residents can purchase pumpkins, pet and feed animals, and more.
- Livesay Orchards Pumpkin Patch – Open September 21 to October 27 in Porter. This pumpkin patch includes a Pumpkin Playland, a hayride, and a unique corn maze design.
- Oh My Gourd Pumpkin Patch – Open seasonally in the Fall. Families can enjoy pumpkin chunkin’, hay rides, a 40-foot slide, and more.
- Pleasant Valley Farms – Open daily in October in Sand Springs. Paired with country scenery, this pumpkin patch has pumpkins, hot cocoa, and a one-mile round-trip hayride.
- Pumpkin Town Farms – Open from September 21 to November 3 in Tulsa. The pumpkin patch features a five-acre maze and various pumpkins, gourds, and squash.
- Sunshine Shelly’s Pumpkin Patch – Open from September 17 to October 29 in Shawnee. The pumpkin patch has a kiddie train, inflatables, and a maze. Picnic tables and fire pits can also be rented with a reservation.
- Stillwater Pumpkin Patch – Open from September 21 to October 31 in Stillwater. The pumpkin patch includes special activities and events such as live music, a children’s carnival, and a pumpkin catapult.
- The Country Bumpkin Pumpkin Patch – Open from September 28 to October 27 in Bartlesville. Beyond the pumpkin patch, there will be a tractor-pulled hayride, a kernel bin to make a “corn angel,” as well as sweet treats.
- The Patch at Sand Springs & Glenpool – Open from September 28 to November 3 in Sand Springs and Glenpool. Along with the pumpkin patch there are plenty of other activities. Check out the water duck races, mega chess, and corn maze. With an exclusive pony ride available on the weekends.