Turn your next fall outing into a fun adventure with this free Pumpkin Patch Scavenger Hunt printable! Easy to use, screen-free, and packed with autumn charm.

There’s just something magical about a crisp fall day spent at the pumpkin patch, right? The hayrides, warm apple cider, rows and rows of pumpkins—it’s a memory-making moment waiting to happen.
But if you’re like me, you know kids sometimes need a little extra something to stay entertained. That’s where our Pumpkin Patch Scavenger Hunt Printable comes in as the perfect fall activity while visiting the pumpkin farm!

Why We Love This Fall Activity
This scavenger hunt is one of my favorite ways to turn an ordinary pumpkin patch visit into an interactive adventure. It’s not just “walk around and pick a pumpkin”—it becomes a mission, a game, and a total blast for kids of all ages (and let’s be honest, grown-ups too).
Plus, it keeps everyone engaged and moving, without relying on screens.
What’s on the Pumpkin Patch Scavenger Hunt List?
Our free printable includes a fun mix of fall-themed items to find. Some are easy, some are a bit of a challenge—and that’s what makes it so fun!
Here are a few things your kids will be hunting for:
- A tractor
- A pile of apples
- A pumpkin with a hook stem
- A pumpkin that fits in your hand
- Animals (you never know what you’ll see!)
- A pumpkin treat
- A pumpkin vine
- A white pumpkin
- A pumpkin as big as your head!
Each item turns into a fun moment of exploration and discovery.

How to Use This Printable at the Pumpkin Patch
Using this scavenger hunt is super simple and fun. Here’s how we make the most of it as a family:
- Print It Before You Go– Print one copy per child or let the kids work in teams. Toss in a clipboard and a pencil or crayon, and you’re ready.
- Add a Photo Twist– Let kids snap a picture of each item as they find it. Bonus: You’ll get the cutest fall photo collection ever.
- Add a Reward– We like to offer a little reward at the end—like choosing a treat from the farm stand or getting the biggest pumpkin they can carry.
Don’t Stress!
You don’t have to find everything. The goal is to have fun and notice the little things that make fall so magical.

Why Moms Love This Printable (Including Me!)
As a busy mom, I love that this activity:
- Requires zero prep
- Is free and easy to print
- Keeps kids engaged and active
- Turns a simple outing into a meaningful memory
Seriously, it’s one of those simple tools that can change the whole vibe of a day out.
More Fall Fun to Bring Along
Planning a full day of fall fun? These other printables pair perfectly:
- Fall Bingo Printable for Kids and Families
- 85 Fall Riddles (Free Cards)
- Free Fall Scavenger Hunt for Kids
- Fall Charades Ideas for the Whole Family
- Fall Conversation Starter Cards
Before You Head to the Patch…
Print your scavenger hunt, pack a thermos of cider, and get ready to enjoy one of the best parts of fall with your family.
And don’t forget—these are the moments our kids remember. Let’s make them magical.

Share Your Pumpkin Patch Fun!
We’d love to see your scavenger hunt in action! Tag us on Instagram @micheletripple and use the hashtag #confessionsofparenting so we can share the fall fun with our community!
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Michele Tripple is a renowned author and expert in the fields of parenting, relationships, and personal development. She is a certified Life Coach with her degree in marriage and family studies, her experience as a Family Life Educator, and over a decade of experience as a professional writer; Michele has authored books that provide practical advice and insights into improving family dynamics and personal growth. Her work is celebrated for its blend of research-driven information and relatable, real-world applications. Michele has been a keynote speaker at conferences and has contributed to numerous publications and media outlets, solidifying her reputation as an authoritative voice in her field and helping families build relationships.