Pumpkin season is upon us and although 2020 has thrown us a lot of curveballs, it can’t take pumpkins away from us! There is no shortage of Pumpkin Patches in Charleston this year. Are we missing your favorite pumpkin patch? Let us know in the comments below!
*Please note that with the current COVID-19 pandemic, we are urging you to follow all federal, state, and local guidelines.
Looking for some other fun fall ideas and events? Check out some of our favorite fall posts!
- A Family Bucket List for Some Fall-Themed Fun
- A Guide to Apple Picking in the Carolinas
- Things to do in Charleston (September 2020)
- A Fall Bucket List That Works for Charleston
*Please check back regularly for updated event information! Please note – While we make every effort to crosscheck current links and event details on our guides, we always encourage you to do the same before making final plans. If details are missing or incorrect, please let us know so that we can correct them.
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Pumpkin Patches
Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch
Hwy. 17, Mt. Pleasant (1/2 mile north of Long Point Rd.)
Pick your own pumpkin at this pay by the pound patch. There is also a Jump Pillow, Giant Slide Tower, All American Petting Zoo, Family Friendly “Monster” Hayride, Tire Climb and Sand Pit Play Area, King of the Mountain, Spider Web, Rock Climbing Wall, Corn Hole Toss, Goat Walk, and Rabbit Enclosure, and Playground Fun. One admission price includes all attractions, $12 – Ages 2 and up, children 1 and under FREE with an adult.
Open October 1 – October 31, Monday-Saturday 9 am-6 pm Sunday 11 am-6 pm
Hibben UMC Pumpkin Patch
690 Coleman Avenue, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Pumpkins of all sizes will be available! All proceeds from pumpkin sales will be used to support Hibben’s mission programs.
Opens on October 1 – October 31, 10 am until it is dark.
West Farm Corn Maze
2641 Cooper Store Road, Moncks Corner, SC 29461
Head to the pumpkin barn at West Farm Corn Maze and pick out a South Carolina grown pumpkin! They will be open to the public Wednesday, Thursday, and Fridays from 10 am until 5 pm at the reduced rate of $5.00 everyone 3 and up. See weekend hours below.
Open October 2 – November 1; Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays:
Fridays: 5-10pm | Saturdays: 10am – 10pm | Sundays: 10am-7pm
Knightsville United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch
Knightsville United Methodist Church, 1505 Central Ave., Summerville, 29483
The KUMC Pumpkin Patch will have all sizes of pumpkins available. The money raised from this fundraiser will help groups such as the Summerville Miracle League, KUMC Children & Youth groups, KUMC Food Pantry, Salkehatchie, and Epworth Children’s Home.
Opens September 27th through Oct 31st. Monday-Saturday 10 am – 8 pm and Sunday from 12 pm – 8 pm.
Carolina Pumpkins
5140 Ashley Phosphate Road, North Charleston (between Jiffy Lube & State Farm)
We have Corn Stalks, Wheat Straw, Mums, Carving Kits and All Your Pumpkin and Fall Decorating Needs.
Hometown Roots Farm Fall Festival
1640 Calamus Pond Rd., Summerville, 29486
The Festival runs from Sept 20th – Nov 1st; Sun 10 am – 7 pm; Closed Monday; Tues 4 pm-8 pm (Weekday Discount); Wed 4 pm-8 pm (Weekday Discount); Thurs 4 pm-8 pm (Weekday Discount); Fri 4 pm-10 pm; Sat 10 am-10 pm
The Pumpkin Patch at Mistletoe Lane
3408 Mistletoe Lane, Summerville, SC 29485
The Pumpkin Patch is the place to go for gourds, hay bales, mums, cornstalks, and of course Pumpkins! While you’re visiting, stop by their small Harvest outdoor shop where items such as Pumpkin Carving Kits, Harvest decorations for home and yard and more will be available for purchase! There will also be sanitizing stations set up.
Opens Saturday, September 19th at 10 am!
John Wesley UMC Pumpkin Patch
626 Savannah Highway, Charleston, 29407
All money raised from the sale of pumpkins goes towards youth events and mission projects.
*Opening date and hours TBD
Check out http://www.carolinapumpkins.com
On Ashley phosphate road there is a giant inflatable Pumpkin to play in and build a buddy with Halloween outfits.
Plus mums corn stalks wheat straw carving kits and little red wagons to load your pumpkins in.
I didn’t realize there were so many. Thank you for putting this out there! I will have to try the pumpkin patch at mistletoe lane.
Do you know if any of these patches have photography onsite?