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September 19 – November 1 · Sat & Sun 10am–6pm
Pumpkin Patch Near Staunton, VA
Endless View Farms is about 25 minutes east of Staunton, out past Fishersville on the Crimora side of the valley. Five acres of u-pick pumpkins, a five acre corn maze and 25+ farm activities, on a family farm with the Blue Ridge across the field.
Worth the short drive
The Closest Full Fall Festival to Staunton
Staunton has plenty going on in October, but the pumpkin patches are all out of town. Most of the farms sit north of the city, toward Mt Crawford and Harrisonburg. We are the other direction, straight out past Fishersville and Waynesboro, about 25 minutes door to gate.
The difference is what you get when you arrive. This is not a pumpkin stand with a photo backdrop. One $16 ticket gets you five acres of u-pick pumpkins, a five acre corn maze cut fresh each season, hay wagon rides, slides, a jump pillow, a barnyard and more than twenty other things to do.
What You Get for $16
One ticket, every weekend of the season. Kids 3 and under are free, and parking never costs a thing.
U-Pick Pumpkins
Over five acres. Walk the rows, cut your own, weigh it at the barn on the way out. $0.59 a pound or $50 a wagon.
Five Acre Corn Maze
Cut fresh every season. This year’s design marks America’s 250th birthday. Bring a flashlight if you come back for Glow Nights.
25+ Farm Activities
Hay wagon rides, the hay mountain slide, jump pillow, barrel train, corn pit, barnyard animals and the giant yard games.
A Real Kitchen
Hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries, pretzels and nachos, plus lemonade, slushies, milkshakes and ice cream. Outside food is welcome too.
Glow Nights
October 10 and 17, 6 to 9:30pm. Walk the maze by flashlight, then campfire and s’mores. $12, and season passes admit.
Sold separately: apples for the apple cannon, at the general store; animal feed cups, at the booth beside the petting zoo; u-pick pumpkins and flowers, out in the fields; and anything from the farm market. Coming more than once? A season pass is $28 and covers every weekend of the fall season.
Directions from Staunton
2513 Rockfish Road, Crimora, VA 24431. Two ways out of Staunton, both about 25 minutes. Drive times are approximate.
The easy way, via Waynesboro
About 25 minutes · all highway- Take US-250 East (Richmond Road) out of Staunton through Fishersville.
- Continue into Waynesboro and pick up US-340 North (Main Street).
- Follow US-340 North about five miles to Crimora.
- Turn onto Rockfish Road and watch for our sign on the right.
The back way, via Verona
About 25 minutes · country roads- Take I-81 North to Exit 227 at Verona.
- Head east on SR-612, about seven miles of farm country.
- Meet US-340 south of Grottoes and turn right.
- Follow US-340 South into Crimora and turn onto Rockfish Road.
Parking is free and self-park, right beside the gate. Buses and large groups, call 540-820-7451 ahead so we can plan where to put you.
Make a day of it
Pair the Farm With a Staunton Morning
We open at 10 and the light is best late in the afternoon, so a lot of Staunton families do something in town first and come out after lunch.
- Gypsy Hill Park firstLet the kids burn off the morning at the duck pond and playground, then drive out and let them burn off the rest here.
- Frontier Culture MuseumSpend the morning walking the farmsteads, then come see a working farm that is still going.
- Woodrow Wilson LibraryTour the museum in the morning, then trade the history for a hay wagon in the afternoon.
- A downtown morningBrowse the shops on Beverley Street, grab lunch, then drive out for the afternoon.
From people who made the drive
What Visitors Say
4.9 stars from 72 Google reviews.
“The price of admission was well worth the money.”
gyra carter, Google review
“There was SO MUCH to do! All activities are kid friendly.”
Sarah Cooke, Google review
Staunton questions
Before You Drive Out
How far is Endless View Farms from Staunton?
About 25 minutes east. Take US-250 through Fishersville to Waynesboro, then US-340 North about five miles to Crimora. Drive times are approximate.
Is there a closer pumpkin patch to Staunton?
There are farms north of Staunton toward Mt Crawford and Harrisonburg, and one in Grottoes. We are east instead, about 25 minutes out, with five acres of u-pick pumpkins and 25+ activities on one ticket.
When should we come from Staunton?
We are open Saturdays and Sundays, 10am to 6pm, September 19 through November 1. The busiest weekends are October 10 to 11 and October 17 to 18. Come early those days, or pick a quieter weekend.
What does it cost?
$16 online, $18 at the gate, kids 3 and under free. $14 with valid ID for seniors, teachers, military, first responders and healthcare workers. Pumpkins are $0.59 a pound on top of admission.
Can we bring our dog?
Yes, leashed and clear of the animal barn. Please clean up after them.
What if it rains?
We decide open or closed each morning and post it on Facebook first. Tickets are non-refundable and valid only for the season they were bought for.
Do you host school field trips from Staunton?
Yes. Weekdays 9am to 2pm in September, October and early November, $12 per student and per chaperone with teachers free. Field trips.
Twenty Five Minutes From Staunton
Open Saturdays and Sundays, 10am to 6pm, through November 1. $16 online, kids 3 and under free, parking always free.