A weekend-only charity pumpkin patch in Roseburg that operates three October weekends only, with train and wagon rides — every dollar goes to Camp Millennium, a summer camp for children with cancer.
100% revenue goes to Camp Millennium, a summer camp for children with cancer
Camp Millennium Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal charity fundraiser, not a traditional farm operation. It opens for exactly three weekends in October (the 10th–11th, 17th–18th and 24th–25th), Saturday and Sunday only, from noon to 5pm, and every dollar goes to Camp Millennium, a summer camp for children dealing with cancer.
That mission shapes the experience. You are not paying for the pumpkins primarily—you are supporting a children’s charity that runs a summer camp. The pumpkin patch, train rides and wagon rides are the vehicle, but the purpose is fundraising.
The farm’s rigid schedule—three specific weekends only—requires advance planning. You cannot show up on an October Saturday spontaneously; you need to know which weekend the farm will be open and mark it on your calendar. That discipline is a trade-off for the charitable component. For families comfortable with structured planning, it works. For families who prefer flexibility and walk-in options, other farms offer that.
The weekends are:
If you have a free Saturday or Sunday in one of those three windows, you can visit. If your October schedule is elsewhere, this farm will not work.
The farm’s hours (noon to 5pm) are shorter than most October pumpkin patches, which typically open at 10am or 9am. That shapes the planning: you cannot do a morning farm visit here. You are limited to an afternoon outing, and the 5pm closing means the final visitors are arriving as dusk approaches. Bring layers—October afternoons in Roseburg cool down as the sun moves west.
The farm offers train and wagon rides along with pumpkin picking. The 2026 pricing structure (whether included in a single admission or separate charges) was not published. Call (541) 672-3432 to clarify what is included and what is extra, so you budget appropriately.
This is one of the clearest charitable fundraisers in the dataset: “100% of revenue goes to Camp Millennium.” There is no ambiguity about whether a portion is profit or operating costs—the farm’s sole purpose is raising money for the camp. That clarity is worth noting when you are comparing farms and deciding where to spend your fall outing budget.
Roseburg is in Douglas County, Southern Oregon. It is quieter and less crowded than Medford or Grants Pass, and the limited weekend schedule means you are unlikely to face the festival-scale crowds that Fort Vannoy or Pheasant Fields draw in mid-October.
October 10, 11–12, 17–18, and 24–25, 2026 (three specific weekends only, Saturday and Sunday). Hours are noon to 5pm both days. The limited calendar means you must plan ahead and pick your weekend. Avoid holiday weekends and choose your best free weekend before the farm closes.
Two to three hours, which uses most of the Saturday or Sunday afternoon window.
Moderate, given the limited-date model. Saturday will draw more families than Sunday. The 5pm closing concentrates the afternoon crowd into a shorter window, so mid-afternoon (2–4pm) may be busiest.
Not specified. Assume field or lot parking typical of Douglas County farms; soft ground after rain possible.
Not published. Contact (541) 672-3432 to ask whether the pumpkin patch and wagon/train rides are navigable for guests with mobility limitations.
You can only visit on weekdays. The farm operates three weekends only in October (10–11, 17–18, 24–25), Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5pm. Weekday visits are not an option.
The farm operates three weekends only in October 2026: October 10–11, October 17–18, and October 24–25. Hours are noon to 5pm both Saturday and Sunday. There are no other open dates.
100% of revenue goes directly to Camp Millennium, a summer camp for children with cancer. This is explicitly stated in the farm's research notes, making it a clear charitable fundraiser.
Yes. The farm offers train rides and wagon rides along with the pumpkin patch. Confirm whether these are included with admission or are separate add-on charges by calling (541) 672-3432.
The farm operates only those three weekends, October 10–11, 17–18, and 24–25. If those dates do not work for you, you will need to choose a different Roseburg-area or Southern Oregon farm.
October 10 – October 25, 2026. Saturday-Sunday (3 weekends in October). Hours: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. 100% revenue goes to Camp Millennium, a summer camp for children with cancer
250 Snowberry, Roseburg, OR 97470, in Douglas County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Southern Oregon.
We track 4 patches in Southern Oregon. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 16 days against a regional average of 23, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There are 4 other patches we track in Douglas County. All Southern Oregon patches →
Checked August 2026.