Patch to Porch: Your Local Guide to Pumpkin Patches in MVEA’s Service Territory

One of the best ways to celebrate the season is by visiting a local pumpkin patch. Whether you’re searching for the perfect pumpkin to carve, planning a cozy pie recipe, or just wanting to soak up the sights and sounds of fall, these farms offer something for everyone.

At Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA), we’re proud to power the places that make these traditions possible. From the irrigation systems that help pumpkin vines thrive to the lights that guide families through evening corn mazes, reliable electricity is at the heart of these community celebrations. Supporting local farms is also a way to support your neighbors and that’s what being part of an electric cooperative is all about.

Pumpkin Patches in Our Service Territory

Peyton & Calhan Area

• Wishing Star Farm
  24024 State Highway 94, Ellicott / Calhan, CO 80808
  wishingstarfarm.com
  Family-friendly fun with pumpkins, hayrides, and an interactive petting zoo. Kids can burn off energy in the corn bins or play areas while parents enjoy the beautiful rural scenery.
• Smith Farms
  8310 Blue Gill Drive, Peyton, CO 80831
  A true community staple for fresh produce and pumpkins. The market often features seasonal goodies alongside their pumpkin patch.
• Schubert Farms
  1550 S Baggett Road, Calhan, CO 80808
  schubert-farms.com
  A working farm that invites visitors to experience agriculture firsthand. Beyond pumpkins, you’ll find livestock, farm tours, and special fall weekends.

Colorado Springs & Monument

• Long Neck Pumpkin Farm
  7595 California Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80923
  longneckpumpkinfarm.com
  A Colorado Springs favorite, Long Neck offers hayrides, a slide mountain, and plenty of farm-fresh pumpkins. Expect family-friendly fun and lots of photo opportunities.
• Miners’ Pumpkin Patch (at the Western Museum of Mining & Industry)
  225 North Gate Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80921
  minerspumpkinpatch.com
  A unique patch experience that combines history with family fun. Browse pumpkins, enjoy food trucks, and play old-fashioned games — all with the backdrop of Colorado mining history.
  • Fall Mountain Farm
  Monument, CO 80132
  fallmountainfarm.com
  A smaller family farm offering pumpkins, hayrides, and plenty of small-town charm. It’s the perfect stop for a quieter fall outing.

Tips for a Safe & Fun Visit
Plan ahead: Check farm websites or social media for hours, as many patches are only open on weekends or have special events.
Bring cash: Some smaller farms may not accept cards.
Dress in layers: Colorado fall weather can change quickly.
Be prepared for the field: Wear sturdy shoes that can handle dirt or mud.