Bushue Family Farm U-Pick Pumpkins

Pumpkin season has finally arrived, it’s amazing how time flies! We grow our own pumpkins, so take a hayride to our field and find that perfect pumpkin. For those less than stellar Oregon Fall days, we bring some in from the field to the farm stand as well.

We offer a variety of activities to make your trip to our pumpkin patch something more than just picking out your pumpkin from the field. You can choose to take a tractor-driven hayride out to the field to find that perfect pumpkin. Once you have found that pumpkin, take a pig train ride, build a dirt baby or visit with our farm animals.

Attractions:

Hay Rides

Hop on to the haybales and enjoy a ride out to the pumpkin field with your family! Along the way to the field you will travel through the fields filled with the variety of crops and plants we grow on the farm. Once you arrive at the field, you are free to spend as much time their as you please as the hayrides run on a fairly regular cycle.

Adventure Park

Warm up and explore the adventure park in the greenhouse. Crawl around through the tunnels before climbing up the haybales and slipping down the slide into a pit of hay!

Pumpkin Bowling

A fun twist on ten pin bowling, grab a pumpkin and try your hand at pumpkin bowling!

Pig Train Rides

Take a trip around the farm in these cute little pig cars.

Dirt Babies

A tradition at Bushue’s Pumpkin Patch, dirt babies are a creative and fun way to learn about how plants grows. Build them however you like; put them in water when you get home and watch them grow in the window.

Farm Animals

Pigs, chickens and sheep… Oh My!

While visiting our farm, you can check out the several farm animals we have. Our free-range chickens can be found, well, pretty much anywhere. Sheep and goats play in their pens or in the pasture. Nearby, pigs can be found digging and playing in the mud outside their barn.

Lil’ Punkin’s Playground

Pumpkin patches should be fun and accessible for all ages! We build the Lil’ Punkin’s playground with that in mind. A low, open top hay maze leads to a contained area of playthings for the younger members of the family.