When it comes to fall day trips in Wisconsin, it’s worth going big. Waldvogel's Farm is one of the largest and most well-known pumpkin farms in Wisconsin. Located in Juneau, Waldvogel's Farm has gained a reputation as a must-visit destination for families and pumpkin enthusiasts during the fall season, and it’s bigger and better than ever, with some fresh fall offerings. While Waldvogel's has plenty of pumpkins for picking, this farm offers so much more, and it’s a must-visit day trip spot. Here's a look of what you can expect this year when visiting Waldvogel's Farm, the biggest pumpkin patch in Wisconsin.

Waldvogel's Farm is a great day trip destination – it’s an easy drive from places like Madison and Milwaukee. It boasts an expansive pumpkin patch where visitors can pick their own pumpkins.

With a wide variety of pumpkins in different shapes and sizes, it's the perfect place to find the ideal pumpkin for carving, decorating, or cooking. Go ahead and select several!

The farm grows over 40 types of pumpkins, and you’ll find all shapes and colors. They are all the same price, so you can load up your car!

The farm has a growing number of family-friendly activities and attractions, making it a great destination for people of all ages.

These activities include wagon rides, a pumpkin launcher, a corn walk, a haunted granary, and more. If you haven’t been here in a few years, you’ll be surprised by how it has grown.

The place is huge, and it’s getting a little bigger every year. There are now more than 80 attractions that are spread across this 90-acre farm. It's a great opportunity for families to spend a little quality time together and enjoy the fall season.

You might find yourself a little hungry. You’re in luck. There are now food trucks on site, as well as a bakery and treats like caramel apples!

In addition to pumpkins, Waldvogel's Farm has its own craft fair, right on site. Local artisans sell decorative items that can help you create a festive autumn atmosphere at home.

You can feel good when you visit a Wisconsin pumpkin patch. It’s an opportunity to support local farmers and agriculture. By purchasing pumpkins and participating in the activities, you contribute to an industry that’s part of the fabric of Wisconsin.

I love these types of fall attractions - I’ve already visited a few this year. This place is on my list. Learn more about Waldvogel’s Farm on the business website. If you’re planning a fall trip, make your arrangements on Booking.com. Interested in discovering more Wisconsin attractions? Here’s where to find them.