This Pumpkin Patch Near Montreal With 50,000 Pumpkins Has To Be On Your Fall Bucket List

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We're days away from the official start of fall, which means it's pumpkin patch season in Montreal — and you're definitely going to want to add Ferme Marineau to your autumn bucket list.

This Laval farm has a pumpkin patch with around 50,000 pumpkins that you can pick — each more impressive than the last! You'll even get access to a wheelbarrow to help you transport your pumpkin so don't be afraid to go big.

In addition to picking pumpkins, the farm also has a wide range of activities you can do to celebrate the fall season.

You can go bowling using gourds as pins, play tic-tac-toe with mini pumpkins, explore a pumpkin house, meet Bernadette the chicken, chill on top of bales of hay in the "straw lounges," try delicious farm-fresh eats at the kiosks and creamery, and more.

The farm recommends bringing a blanket and picnic and snuggling up in the country atmosphere for a little fall fun.

Admission is $4 for ages 4 and up. The site is open Friday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the pumpkin patch closing at 6 p.m. No reservation is needed.

Ferme Marineau

Price: $4 entry per person (for those aged 4 and up)

When: Friday to Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during pumpkin season

Address: 4356, boul. Dagenais O., Laval, QC

Why You Need To Go: Celebrate fall with some pumpkin-filled fun near Montreal!

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  • Ilana Belfer
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    Ilana Belfer (she/her) was an editor for MTL Blog. She's obsessed with great storytelling in all its forms having worked in print, radio, television, theatre, and digital media over the past decade. A graduate of Carleton University’s journalism program, her words have appeared in The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, The Kit, VICE, Salon, Foodism TO & more — covering everything from cam girls to COVID-19. Ilana can usually be found with her dog André, tracking down Montreal’s prettiest ruelles vertes and tastiest treats.

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