A South Shore pumpkin patch was voted the best in Massachusetts

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You’ll find it in Plympton.

A family walks through a pumpkin patch with a wagon.
Cut pumpkins sit in the field of the back patches. Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff

Pumpkins are a necessity for many fall activities, from baking a delicious pie to carving haunting jack-o-lanterns. According to a recent FamilyDestinationsGuide.com poll, the best pumpkin patch in Massachusetts can be found at Sauchuk’s Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch in Plympton.

Sauchuk’s Corn Maze was the first large-scale corn maze in Eastern Massachusetts, being grown in 2007 by Scott Sauchuk, according to the maze’s website. Today, the farm has expanded to include other fun activities, such as pick-your-own apples and pumpkins, goat petting, and family-friendly games.

“From the beginning, it was a success, attracting thousands of people, especially young families, to experience wide open expanses of farmland and enjoy healthy physical activities, pick-your-own pumpkins, and fun games,” reads the Sauchuk’s Corn Maze website.

The poll surveyed 3,000 families to find the best pumpkin patches in each state. The other top voted pumpkin patches in Massachusetts include Belkin Family Lookout Farm in Natick, and Connors Farm in Danvers.


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