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Closed for the season. Please come back Oct. 2012!

Please plan on visiting us during our favorite time of year!

Fall finds our farm full of fun and excitement!  Our pumpkin patch is open 7 days a week the entire month of October and our farm store is filled to the brim with fresh produce and Fall decorative items.

Pumpkin Patch Hours:

Mon-Thurs 9:00am-6:30pm

Fri & Sat 9:00am-9:30pm**

Sun 9:30am-5:00pm

**Last hayride to pumpkin patch is at dusk. Open late on Fri & Sat nights for our night maze. Last night maze admittance is at 8:45pm.
Farm animals offer a unique experience

Bowling with pumpkins!

A visit to our pumpkin patch features the following fun activities:

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Take a FREE ride to the pumpkin patch aboard one of our 3 hayride wagons where you can select the perfect pumpkin.  We grow several varieties of pumpkins of all shapes and sizes!
bulletVisit our FREE farm animal display.
bullet Find your way through our 5-Acre CORN MAZE!
bulletTry your hand at pumpkin bowling (pictured above).
bullet Wind your way through the hay maze!
bullet Play in the hay in our "Hay House".
bulletBrowse through our FARM STORE, full of Fall decorative items.
bulletTry our delicious Baggenstos Farms hand-cut french fries, made with our own russet potatoes.  A crowd favorite!
bullet Enjoy Mt Angel Oktoberfest beer sausages, brats and spicy sausages.
bulletRelax on our patio and enjoy a day in the country!

FALL EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS  During the month of October, we offer school/group fieldtrips.  Please call Jacquie Baggenstos at 503-550-9927 or e-mail bagg2@hotmail.com to schedule your fieldtrip!  All fieldtrips include a hayride to the pumpkin patch, a pumpkin, admission into the corn maze or for smaller children, a trip through our hay maze and a visit to the farm animal display.  

Please call for group rates.  Chaperones and teachers are FREE.

Send mail to Jim@BaggenstosFarms.com with questions or comments about this web site.
Last modified: October 1, 2011