46 Ranch to open first pumpkin patch in Templeton

By Staff Report · Wed Sep 02 2026

TEMPLETON — A new fall attraction is coming to Templeton as family-owned 46 Ranch prepares to open its first-ever pumpkin patch Sept. 18 through Nov. 1.

The 46 Ranch Pumpkin Patch will be open Fridays through Sundays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., offering families the opportunity to experience fall on the working regenerative farm at 11995 Santa Rosa Creek Road.

The inaugural event will feature ranch-grown pumpkins, farm animals, activities, seasonal treats and live music on select days.

“We’re excited to open the ranch to the community in a new way this fall,” said Bram Winter, owner of 46 Ranch. “We wanted to create a place where families can spend the day outdoors, have fun together and experience what makes a working regenerative farm so special. We hope the Pumpkin Patch becomes a fall tradition families look forward to year after year.”

Activities will include educational hayride tours, train rides, a petting zoo, Witch’s Walk and a jump pad. Visitors can also participate in apple and pumpkin cannons, gem mining, rubber ducky races, animal feeding and seasonal photo opportunities.

The ranch will also host Pumpkin Patch field trips for school groups from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays, Sept. 24 through Oct. 29.

46 Ranch is a family-owned regenerative farm focused on sustainable agriculture, community and Central Coast experiences. The ranch produces farm-fresh goods and hosts seasonal events designed to connect visitors with the land and local agriculture.

Fore more information, visit 46ranch.com

Feature Image courtesy of 46 Ranch