From the sweetness of apple pies and slushes to witnessing some of the best fall foliage in the country, Kentucky offers pumpkin patches and apple orchards along every country road.

Corn mazes, apple cider slushes, peach pies (my favorite), hayrides, giant playground slides and petting zoos. Fall pumpkin patch season in Kentucky is fun for everyone.

In this guide, we’ll check out some of the best pumpkin patches to visit in Kentucky. Let’s get started.

Jackson’s Orchard in Bowling Green

Jackson’s Orchard sits high up on a hill in Northern Warren County. This place is a true fall experience. Whether you’re picking crisp apples straight from the trees or weaving through the corn maze, you’ll be having a good time. The kids can play on the giant playground or even ride a pony.

This is usually one of our favorites and we go to it every year as one of our favorite things to do in Bowling Green.

Website – https://jacksonsorchard.com/

1280 Slim Island Rd, Bowling Green, KY

Shady Lane Farm in Shepherdsville

About 30 minutes away from Louisville, you can drive down to Shepherdsville and experience Shady Lane Farm. They offer a u-pick pumpkin patch on weekends during the season and allow you and the kids to go pick your own pumpkin to take home.

Like most pumpkin patches during the year, they have a corn maze, fresh picked apples and more.

Shady Lane is also a local family owned cattle farm and offer their own cattle beef for sale.

Website – https://www.facebook.com/Shadylanepumpkinpatch/

340 C E Smith Ln, Shepherdsville, KY

Evan’s Orchard in Georgetown

You can get to Evan’s Orchard and Cider Mill in a short 30 minute drive from Lexington. You get to pick your own apples and pumpkins and enjoy a good Fall farm experience in North Kentucky.

Don’t forget to get a fried apple pie! Let the kids play on the playground and waste some energy for the best experience 🙂

Website – https://evansorchard.com/

1783 Newtown Pike, Georgetown, KY

Happy Jack Pumpkin Farm in Frankfort

Located in our state’s capitol city Frankfort, Happy Jack Pumpkin Farm offers a host of fall events such as pumpkin picking, a corn maze, fresh fruits and vegetables and even a wagon ride.

Happy Jack is a 20 acre farm featuring all different varieties of pumpkins, gourds and more. You’ll have a tough time picking a pumpkin with all the different kinds here.

The kids will love Happy Jack Farm as it has a ton of different things for them to do.

Website – https://www.happyjackspumpkins.com/

966 Hickman Hill Road Frankfort, KY

Trunnell’s Farm in Owensboro

Trunnell’s Farm Experience is located about 10 minutes south of Owensboro and offers all the Fall farm experience that you should experience in Kentucky.

They offer a corn maze, giant slides and even an apple blaster shooting gun where you get to propel apples at targets.

Trunnell’s offers something for toddlers, kids and families of all ages. The fried apple and peach pies are delicious!

Website – https://www.trunnellsfarmmarket.com/familyfunacre/index.php

9255 US-431, Utica, KY

Huyck Farms in Paducah

Huyck Farms is a small family farm located in the far western part of the state in Paducah.

They offer fresh produce such as fruits and vegetables, u-pick pumpkin patch as well as fresh flower picking.

Don’t forget to try some of their fresh pressed apple cider!

Website – https://www.huyckfarms.com/

3005 Cairo Rd, Paducah, KY

Benton Family Farm in Walton

Benton Family Farm is located in Walton, Kentucky and has been serving the community for over 20 years. Their yearly Fall Pumpkin Patch Festival is something to experience.

They offer u-pick pumpkin patch, petting zoo with pigs, goats, llamas, alpacas and more. You can even take a horse ride at Benton Family Farm.

Check out the website for more information and their latest offerings.

Website – https://www.bentonfarm.com/pumpkin-days-on-the-farm

11946 Old Lexington Pike, Walton, KY

Christian Way Farm in Hopkinsville

Christian Way Farm is a family farm in Western Kentucky that offers a pumpkin patch, mini golf and the whole farm experience.

Christian Way offers a u pick pumpkin patch so you and the kids can pick your own favorite pumpkin to take home and carve. You can climb on the hay castle playground and even play a round of mini golf.

If you’re looking for a Fall pumpkin pickin’, outdoor adventure in Hopkinsville, I highly recommend checking out Christian Way Farm.

Website – https://christianwayfarm.com/

19590 Linville Rd, Hopkinsville, KY

Conclusion

Pumpkin patches offering a full farm experience are located in almost every county in the state of Kentucky. Most of them have fresh apple cider, giant slides, hay rides and u-pick pumpkins.

Happy Fall Yall!