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Pumpkin Patch

With October’s cool evenings and sunny days, the pumpkins lay ripe in the pumpkin patch. Families from around the Portland, Oregon area flock to Lees to enjoy the harvest. With 12 varieties of pumpkins all grown in our local fields, everyone is sure to find the perfect pumpkin. Of course we always have a variety of fresh Autumn produce grown on our farm, or by our neighbors. Lees offers a delicious array of Oregon apples including some wonderful heritage varieties rarely found in the supermarket.

Our Harvest Festival activities include:

Activities are available weekdays in October from 12:00pm-6:00pm& Weekends from 9:00am-6:00pm

  • Lees’ Pumpkin Patch
  • Farm Animal Display
  • Fresh cider Apple Cider
  • Apple Cider and Pumpkin Donuts
  • Haymaze 4 tickets unlimited! 2 tickets for one time
  • Childrens Haymaze 2 ticket unlimited! 1 ticket for one time
  • Hay Rides 3 tickets
  • Pony Rides 6 tickets (Weekends Only)
  • Fresh Kettle Corn
  • Country Kitchen and Bakery
  • Giant Bounce Pillow 3 tickets
  • Bounce House 2 tickets
  • Giant Slide 2 tickets
  • Barrel Wagon Rides 3 tickets

Ticket Prices are $1.00 each

Our Country Store carries many fun holiday decorations from gourds and Indian corn to straw bales and corn stocks. We also have a great selection of decorations to get you in the holiday spirit.

Barnyard Petting Zoo

Be sure to visit our farm animal display where you can watch and get close to a variety of interesting animals. Feed the bunnies or visit with the goats in their Goat Motel. We typically have:

  • Calves
  • Goats
  • Bunnies
  • Piglets
  • Chickens
  • Horses

The secret to making a great pumpkin pie…

Is to actually use a squash, but not just any type of squash. To make a great pumpkin pie you need to use one of the three specially cultivated squash’s that we grow out at Lee Farms. These three types are:

  • Cinderella
  • Valencia
  • Long Island Cheese Wheel

Cinderella pumpkins at our Pumpkin Patch in Tualatin ( Portland ) Oregon – You will be able to learn all about these when you take a hay ride out on the farm where we’ll tell you about the different types of pumpkins and squash we raise, but be sure to look for these brightly colored, flat looking pumpkins when you are choosing what to use to make your own “famous pumpkin pie.”

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