Laity Farm is the perfect blend of fun and fall tradition. There are pumpkins of every size, adorable animals to feed, and plenty of instagrammable photo spots. Hay, hot drinks, and pumpkins all around makes it feel like the start of the cozy season. Whether you go for the animals, the corn maze, or just the pumpkin patch vibes, it's the kind of place that makes you feel like a kid again. read more

Laity Pumkin Patch - Farmers Market Near Me - Maple Ridge, British Columbia

First time at this pumpkin patch and we really enjoyed our time there. They have the North patch for younger children and the South patch for older children. We spent our time at the North patch. Parking was easy as there were attendants to direct customers to empty spots. Once inside, there were a decent amount of farm animals to look at (e.g. goats, sheep, rabbit, chickens, cats, dogs, donkeys). I was surprised to see some cats in cages, but they were chilling and napping. Their space looked clean so it seemed they were well taken care of. There were a number of play areas, a wagon ride, two corn mazes, a forest mini trail with displays, an obstacle course, a concession stand and lastly, a huge pumpkin patch. We bought lunch at their concession. The prices were okay. The food quality was that of a grocery store. My only complaint was that they did not have enough cold drinks. They have a normal sized fridge and the drinks did not stay long enough in the fridge to get chilled. My child really enjoyed the activities and we went on the wagon ride a number of times. We picked out two pumpkins to take home. Overall, we spent a small fortune. It was $12 a person for admission, plus the cost of food and pumpkins. We spent a couple hours there. I think it was worth it for a once a year experience for the children. read more

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We had a great time at the pumpkin patch! The location has two spots! One on each side of the highway to avoid it getting over crowded. They have a petting zoo, a small walk through an enchanted forest. Lots of photo opportunities and a great variety of pumpkins to choose from weather that's walking into the field and finding one yourself or finding one out of the mud by the barns. The also have tiny pumpkins to choose from for indoor decor as well! It's busy but it's definitely worth it. And it's not too over crowded that you can't get a nice picture! We would love to return the following years to come! read more

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The workers at the pumpkin are amazing!!! They worked so hard and pulled my car out of the mud they are sooooo helpful and so kind I really appreciated the younger workers hustle to help as well:)the patch is super nice and filled with fun activities read more

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A great fall tradition (with one exception)! We have been coming to Laity for a few years now and the kids just love it! Huge fields with lots of pumpkins, a corn maze with super tall corn, an enchanted forest (bunch of cutout cartoons placed into scenes in the forest - pretty cute), and a mini petting zoo with farm animals. Lots of good stuff for the kids. There is a small cafe but we didn't try it - I guess it's cash only too. The only thing we noted is that is a wee but expensive. Admission is $5 each plus then the cost of your pumpkins. Final cost of our adventure was $37!!!! When I can buy a pumpkin at other places for a few bucks it makes it tough to justify. Is the enchanted forest worth admission - you decide for yourself. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been. It WILL be busy on nice weekends so be prepared for that. Oh ya - cash only! Don't forget cause there's no banks nearby. read more

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We were enjoying Laity's many family activities prior to picking our pumpkins, when we decided to grab some lunch. While ordering I requested a hot chocolate with a second cup (so my 2 & 4 year olds didn't spill on themselves). Well, this was quite the ordeal. Initially I was told straight up "no," so I asked to speak to a second employee, who then informed me that "it would be $2.00 for an empty cup." I promptly excused myself from my $30.00 order and we departed Laity for the first and last time. By the way, they were very quick to throw ownership under the bus regarding their processes and lack of employee empowerment. Two stars given that the grounds / activities are pretty good. read more

I just had the most magical day here with my two toddler girls. We've been going to the Laity Pumpkin Patch every year for the last few years; it gets better every year. I was so impressed. There is so much for little kids to do. Staff are friendly and fun. Beautiful scenery. Perfect places to get some nice photos done with the family. Lots of setups for photos. Small corn maze and tractor ride. *Note we always go to the Northside part. read more

Laity Pumkin Patch - Beside the front entrance - Farmers Market Near Me - Maple Ridge, British Columbia

Love bringing the kids here each year. I can't understand the lower star ratings as they show true pride of ownership here. An amazing variety of animals, trails in the forest with all kinds of homemade theme displays the kids would recognize. A cool corn maze. Short tractor rides (hay bales staked as seats on the trailer). They even sell some refreshments! The pumpkin patch is a great place for the kids to actually see the pumpkins growing, they can pick the one the like and you can use a wheelbarrow for free to bring them to your car!! Try to hit this place in good weather as the photo ops are great. We try to get there as it opens, stay for a couple of hours and head home after having lunch. Thanks to Laity's for providing this very cool place season appropriate adventure. We will come each year until the kids outgrow it (probably another 10 years LOL) Tips: Arrive early, find a wheelbarrow that has good tire pressure (it harder to push a full barrow with a flat tire!), pick your pumpkins at the end of your adventure as there is a lot to see and lugging 50 lbs of pumpkins around gets tiring. Bring a bit of cash as their debit is slow and you can bypass the cafe line up if you have cash. Enjoy!! read more

My friend and I went all the way to maple ridge because this place seemed to be the prettiest pumpkin patch out of the other ones LOL It was pretty nice and lucky for us it was sunny! I suggest you come early because they do close early! Admission is $5! They take debit (not sure about credit but they had a small debit/credit machine) I suggest you bring a wheel barrow which they offer at the front before the enterance you won't miss it. Carrying big pumpkins can be a work out! Unfortunately because of the hot season the pumpkins weren't doing well (that applies to most pumpkin places this year I guess?) I also suggest you bring some gloves when picking out a pumpkin! There are some spikey things on the ground and bugs! My friend got a big orange pumpkin and I decided to try something new so I went for the white pumpkin!! White pumpkins are rare I just got the ones on display that were already picked out. My friend and I's pumpkin costs us $5 each. Not really by weight they just eye the price LOL... I personally think the pumpkin's were a bit expensive because you can get pumpkins at superstore for like $3 but hey it was worth the experience and considering the money does go to maintain the place. Overally great experience! Wish we had our boyfriends with us LOL would've been so cute but one is on the other side of the world and one's sick so it was a girls day. Can't wait to take my future kids to pumpkin patches!! P.s. they had a small barn with animals! read more

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I went this place today for thanksgiving family event. Just taking my 1.5 year daughter out for some experience. I can tell you she had a super fun and so am I. All parents out there. If you are wondering where you are going to take your toddlers/kids out then you should visit this!! Affordable price and many things that kids can enjoy. Little dance stage, covered picnic area for snack time (bring your lunch. There are many tables that are whole family can sit down and grap lunch together), magical forest, farm animals and of course pumpkin field. Obstacle challenge course and many more things to do. Easy to spend some good times there. This is a place for family and kids and a place you can creat good memories without cracking bank account!! read more

What a cute place to come to grab a pumpkin! I had seen so many pictures from people I know coming to Laity in the past and finally got the chance to check it out. There were so many little activities for people both big and small. The corn maze was small but fun, the animal farm had quite the variety and the pumpkin patch was very big! They have a handwash and pumpkin wash area, and once you're done touring around you can sit down for some snacks and hot drinks. Definitely a place to go if you haven't been already. read more

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During the fall, one of the best places to go and take the little ones is to a pumpkin patch. We found this place off a magazine and I'm so glad we came here. There are a lot of things to do. Just to name a few there are tractor rides, barn animals, corn maze, some well made Disney themed interactive wooden displays, and of course a pumpkin patch. There are plenty of opportunities to take photos around there so bring a camera. The price of entry is fairly cheaper than the one off of Stevenson Hwy in Richmond. If you are planning to check this place out and forget to bring a snack, no worries, there's a barn to sit in for snacks and drinks as well. read more

This place is filled with loads of fun. Admission is way cheaper than other pumpkin patch locations in lower mainland. You only have to pay $5 for the entrance and the prices of the pumpkins are descent. You can ride the tractor as many times as you want. Kids totally dig this farm. read more

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Our family loves the pumpkin patch! It's a beautiful property with a variety of fun things to do...there's animals to visit, an enchanted forest, a corn maze, a wagon ride...& of course, the pumpkins! We live within walking distance but for people driving be warned that it gets super busy on weekends. It's worth it to go early or on a weekday to beat the crowds. Our daughter points it out every time we drive past and we can't wait until we can take her again when it opens back up this year. read more

The pumpkin patch was beautiful, but as an indigenous person, I cringed at the "story land" displays of indigenous culture. They were done in a caricature fashion that doesn't accurately represent indigenous culture in a respectful or accurate way. While I appreciate the attempt to be inclusive, I strongly advise that the pumpkin patch consult with local First Nation groups in order to represent indigenous culture with more sensitivity. read more