A certified organic 40-acre farm operating since 1983 with a family harvest festival focused on music, piñatas, hayrides and crafts; pricing and exact 2026 dates are not published online, requiring a direct call to the farm.
Berry Patch Farms is a certified organic operation on the northeast side of the Denver Metro area, and it approaches the fall season as a harvest festival rather than a ticketed carnival. Music, piñatas, hayrides, crafts, and face painting are the draw — this is a place where the atmosphere and the harvest are the point, not ride throughput.
The farm’s website confirms the harvest festival and the organic certification, but it does not list 2026 dates, hours, or pricing anywhere accessible. This is not unusual for smaller, locally-focused farms; they often rely on word-of-mouth and direct contact. It does mean a phone call before you drive.
Call (303) 659-5050 or email BPF@QWESTOFFICE.NET to confirm:
Organic farms often have more direct farm-to-visitor economics than large festival operations. The prices for fresh produce during the festival are likely to be lower than supermarket, and the harvest festival focus means a slower pace — less of the peak-season cattle-drive feeling of larger patches. If your family values that atmosphere, the phone call pays for itself in reduced stress.
By late September, the Denver Metro Front Range starts cooling meaningfully, and by October nights are genuinely cold. Bring layers. The farm is at about 4,800 feet of elevation, which is enough to get real fall color and fast temperature drops after sunset. If you stay for music in the evening, bring a jacket even if the afternoon was warm.
Call the farm before you go. This is not one of the major festival operations with a published calendar, and that is by design. It is a smaller, more personal operation, which is the appeal — but it requires more planning on your end.
The farm does not publish specific 2026 fall season dates on its website. The website indicates special events and a harvest festival, but details are not accessible online. Contact the farm directly at (303) 659-5050 or BPF@QWESTOFFICE.NET to ask about the harvest festival dates and hours. Expect operations sometime in fall, likely September through October on the Denver Metro Front Range.
Two to three hours for a harvest festival with music, crafts, and hayrides. The time will vary depending on how many activities your group does and whether you stay for the music.
Not documented. A 40-acre farm with a harvest festival focus suggests smaller, more local crowds than major festival operations, but the family-friendly model means weekends will be busier.
Not documented. Expect an on-site farm lot.
Not documented. Call (303) 659-5050 to discuss accessibility needs.
You need to confirm dates and pricing before driving; the farm requires direct contact and does not publish a public schedule online. Also skip it if you want structured, predictable hours — this is a smaller operation than the major Denver Metro festival farms.
Not published online. Call (303) 659-5050 or email BPF@QWESTOFFICE.NET to ask about festival dates and hours.
The research notes indicate pumpkins and face painting are available as extras, but exact pricing and whether they are included in admission are not documented. Call the farm for details.
Yes. Berry Patch Farms is USDA certified organic and has been operating for over 40 years.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
13785 Potomac Street, Brighton, CO 80601, in Adams County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Denver Metro.
We track 5 patches in Denver Metro, 1 of which are free to walk into. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has hayrides, which most Denver Metro patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 3 of the 5 patches we track in Denver Metro had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 3 other patches we track in Adams County. All Denver Metro patches →
berrypatchfarms.com · qwestoffice.net
Checked August 2026.