Pumpkin Patch Coloring Pages for Kids (Free Printable PDF)

The sidewalk is already crunchy. Someone in your house has asked, twice, when you can go pick pumpkins. If the farm is a long drive—or the weather just will not play along—print this instead.

Five sunny pumpkin patch coloring pages for kids ages 6 to 9. Chubby smiley pumpkins, a wagon, a hayride, a little farm stand, and a pumpkin family under a maple. Friendly faces.

Print the whole PDF, or pick one page for a quiet half hour after school.

Free printable PDF

Front cover plus five coloring pages, ready for A4:

Need something a little spooky (still friendly)? Try our Halloween coloring pages for kids. Younger crayons? The easy Halloween pages for toddlers keep one big shape per sheet.

Front cover

The cover is already colored, so the printout feels like a tiny book. Inside pages stay as clean outlines for pencils and markers.

Smiley pumpkin row

This is the one to start with. Five chubby pumpkins in a row, each with its own grin, vines curling around their feet, a happy sun up top. Easy to finish in one sitting, and it looks great on the fridge.

Try this: Give each pumpkin a slightly different orange. Real patches are never one color.

Pumpkin picking day

A parent and a kid lifting one round pumpkin into a wooden wagon. The rest of the patch sits in the grass, waiting for the next choice. This is the “we finally picked one” page.

Try this: Color the wagon a worn brown and leave the pumpkins bright, so they pop.

Hayride wagon

A hayride wagon stuffed with smiling pumpkins, rolling past a fence. Nobody has to sit still on a real hay bale for this one. Lots of round shapes, a little hay, falling leaves near the wheels.

Try this: Yellow hay, orange pumpkins, and a pale blue sky. Simple trio. Done.

Farm stand

Stacked pumpkins, bumpy gourds, a little cash box, and one big smiley pumpkin out front. If your kid likes “shops,” this page will get extra time.

Try this: Mix in a green gourd or two. The signs can be any color—or skip the letters and just fill the boards.

Pumpkin family under the maple

Mama, papa, and a baby pumpkin under a maple tree. Bows, a little hat, falling leaves. A sweet closer if you want to save one page for Sunday.

Try this: Warm reds and golds in the maple, then keep the pumpkins classic orange.

Make one of your own

Keep the age setting on kids-medium (ages 6–9) and the pages vertical. Then change one thing: add a scarecrow, swap the wagon for a wheelbarrow, or send the family to a corn maze.

Turn the cover on if you want a finished mini-book. Turn it off if you only need classroom sheets:

Print the sample, color the smiley row tonight, and save the maple family for the weekend. Next stop: fall forest animals, or how to make a custom coloring book if you want a longer patch of your own.