Nothing says fall quite like the warm glow of a bright orange pumpkin on your doorstep or the comforting aroma of a homemade pumpkin pie. If you’re looking to celebrate the season with local pumpkins in the Wood River Valley, you’re in luck—there are plenty of places to find fresh, locally grown pumpkins perfect for carving, baking, or decorating.
Shop Local at the Wood River Valley Farmers Markets
One of the best ways to support local agriculture and find high-quality pumpkins is by visiting the Wood River Valley Farmers Markets. As the season winds down, local growers are bringing in a wide variety of pumpkins and gourds—ideal for everything from jack-o’-lanterns to fall centerpieces.
Look for pumpkins at these vendors: Agrarian Harvest, King’s Crown Organic Farm, Squash Blossom Farm, Drinkers of the Wind, and others.
Plus, while your there, you can stock up on fall produce, meats and valued added goods!
Find Local Pumpkins in Wood River Valley Grocery Stores
Several local grocery stores in the Wood River Valley make it a priority to source pumpkins from nearby farms. This October, check out: Atkinsons’ Markets, NourishMe, and Tara’s Market & Garden.
These stores often feature displays of regional pumpkins, making it easy to grab one (or several) while doing your weekly shopping.
Visit a Local Pumpkin Patch
For a memorable fall experience, head to a local pumpkin patch where you can pick your own pumpkin straight from the field.
Tubbs Berry Farm
Open through November 1, Tubbs offers a classic pumpkin patch experience along with a straw maze for added fun.
BlueRock Farm Market
Their pick-your-own pumpkin patch is open through October, offering a hands-on way to choose the perfect pumpkin.
Supporting a Cause
Looking to combine seasonal fun with community support? Don’t miss the Big Wood School’s Pumpkin Patch & Fall Fest:
Saturday, October 11, 1–3pm at 100 Saddle Rd. in Ketchum
This event features pumpkins for sale, fall-themed activities, and a chance to support local education initiatives.
Buying local pumpkins supports regional farmers, reduces your carbon footprint, and ensures you’re getting fresh, high-quality produce. Whether you’re baking a pie, decorating your porch, or hosting a fall gathering, choosing locally grown pumpkins is a great way to celebrate the season and your community.