A free-admission urban pumpkin patch in San Francisco operating October 2-31, 2026, with 9am-9pm hours and free parking — an unusual convenience for city residents without the cost barrier of most patches.
Clancy’s Pumpkin Patch in San Francisco is a creature of urban necessity and convenience rather than a destination farm. Operating on a city lot at 7th and Lawton, it solves a real problem for San Francisco residents and families who do not have a car or the time for a drive to Sonoma or Livermore: a free-admission pumpkin patch with extended 9am-9pm hours, right in the city.
Free admission and free parking are exceptional in the pumpkin-patch world, where most operations charge a gate fee and assume farm parking. The trade-off is that there is no farm — no mazes, no hayrides, no tractor rides, no additional activities. The patch is a pumpkin-selection lot, and the value proposition is access and cost, not experience.
San Francisco residents often have limited day-of time and no practical way to reach Sonoma County farms without significant planning. An urban lot with daily 9am-9pm hours means you can pick a pumpkin after work on a Wednesday, or on a Saturday morning without spending an entire day on the activity. Free admission removes the family-of-four gate-fee barrier — if you just want a pumpkin, you pay for the pumpkin, not for access to the lot.
October 2-31, 2026 is the operating window. The 9am-9pm hours mean both early-morning and evening options, which is valuable for people working standard hours. Weekday evenings (5-7pm) may see office workers stopping by, but they will not be the crawling-family weekend crowds that peak at destination farms.
What comes with the lot? Pumpkins in various sizes, available for selection and purchase. Research notes do not specify a particularly large variety or unique offerings — this is a straightforward pumpkin-selection operation, not a specialty farm with heirloom varieties or exotic gourds.
1620 7th Avenue is in the Inner Sunset, a neighborhood accessible by N-Judah light rail and multiple bus lines, as well as by car for people with vehicles. For San Francisco residents without a car, this is often the only realistic pumpkin-patch option without an involved BART-and-drive trip.
Free parking on a San Francisco lot is remarkable — a fact to note in your planning. It removes both the admission cost and the parking-search hassle that defines urban driving.
Come for convenient access and free entry. Do not come expecting a farm experience or multiple attractions. The draw is that you can grab a pumpkin on a Tuesday evening without planning a full day or paying a gate fee, and that is valuable for a lot of families.
Clancy’s also operates a Christmas tree lot November 22-December 24, 2026, if you want to circle back later in the season.
October 2-31, 2026, daily 9am-9pm. The extended hours and free admission make weekday evenings after work or school viable, unlike most farms that operate only daytime or weekends. An early-October visit avoids the late-October crowds and heat.
One to two hours maximum. This is a city lot, not a farm with mazes or extensive attractions — focus is picking a pumpkin and browsing.
A 9am-9pm daily operation in San Francisco spreads demand across the day. Early mornings (9-10am) and weekday afternoons may be quieter than weekend evenings.
Free parking is explicitly available on the lot, which is unusual for a city-center location and a major convenience factor.
A city lot location suggests street-level access, but specific accessibility features are not documented. Call (415) 753-2689 for details on accessible parking or entry.
You are looking for a full farm experience with mazes, hayrides, or multiple attractions. This is a pumpkin patch on a city lot, not a destination farm. The draw is convenience and free access, not a day full of activities.
No. Clancy's Pumpkin Patch in San Francisco has free admission and free parking, which is unusual for pumpkin patches. You only pay for the pumpkins you select.
9am-9pm daily from October 2-31, 2026. The extended hours and daily operation make weekday evening visits practical.
At 7th Avenue and Lawton in San Francisco (1620 7th Avenue). It is an urban location, accessible by public transit and car.
No. This is a pumpkin-selection lot, not a farm with mazes or attractions. The focus is picking a pumpkin.
October 2 – October 31, 2026. Daily. Hours: 9am-9pm daily.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1620 7th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94122, in San Francisco County. It is one of 11 patches we track in Bay Area.
We track 11 patches in Bay Area, 2 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.
Its season runs about 30 days against a regional average of 37, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
clancystrees.com
Checked August 2026.