Mission Pumpkin Patch

Pumpkins

Mission Pumpkin Patch is a U-pick farm at 900 Brandywine Rd in West Palm Beach, FL. The name points to pumpkins.

Mission Pumpkin Patch is listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism farm. We haven't confirmed what you can pick there this year, so check before you drive out.

Farm details
Type	U-pick farm
Address	900 Brandywine Rd West Palm Beach, FL 33409
What to pick	Pumpkins
Typical season in Florida	Pumpkins: October usual window for the state, it shifts with the weather
Frost dates	Frost is rare here median of 1991–2020, NOAA weather station 2 mi away
Weather in season	Pumpkins: highs 85 °F, rain on ~7 days/month NOAA 1991–2020 monthly averages, station 2 mi away

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What's ripe at Mission Pumpkin Patch this week

Week of November 2 · updates automatically

Nothing is typically ripe here right now. Next up: pumpkins from early October.

Dates for Mission Pumpkin Patch follow the typical seasons for Florida. Each year runs a little early or late, so a quick call to the farm saves a wasted trip.

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About Mission Pumpkin Patch

Where is Mission Pumpkin Patch?

The address is 900 Brandywine Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33409.

Where else can you pick your own near Mission Pumpkin Patch?

Pumpkin Towne Wellington in Wellington (7.4 miles), Our Lady Queen of Apostles Pumpkin Patch in Royal Palm Beach (9.3 miles) and Grace Fellowship Acreage Pumpkin Patch in Loxahatchee (13 miles).

When is the best time to visit Mission Pumpkin Patch?

Mission Pumpkin Patch is in Florida, where the usual window is October for pumpkins. A warm or cold spring moves these dates, so ask the farm first.

What is the weather like for pumpkin picking near West Palm Beach?

During the usual pumpkin season in Florida (October), daytime highs near West Palm Beach average 85 °F, with measurable rain on about 7 days a month. Closed shoes help in the rows, especially after rain. Averages only (NOAA, 1991–2020), so check the forecast before you go.