Visiting Greg’s Pumpkin Patch at Domino Park is like taking a trip upstate without leaving Brooklyn.

The only thing Greg doesn’t have at the Pumpkin patch is Apple Cider Donuts, but otherwise strolling through the lot filled with pumpkins felt just like being at an upstate farm stand.

There was quite the crowd this past weekend and plenty of activities for children. Greg’s was well supplied with autumnal joy.

Its decorative gourd season and Greg has quite the selection. Piles of gourds are for sale at the front of the lot.

There is a huge selection of pumpkins available. If you’re worried about carrying them home, there are also carts that can be borrowed to help schlep a big pumpkin back to your apartment.

For people looking to get a little messy, there is a pumpkin painting station in the back. Pick out a pumpkin and then have your kid smear paint everywhere.

For those looking for some autumnal flowers, Greg has those too.

There are also numerous scarecrow decorations.

So many creepy scarecrows…

If you want some decorative rainbow corn, Greg has that too. These things will definitely make my apartment’s mice infestation worse.

There were a lot of strange looking decorative gourds.

And you can take pictures in front of a bunch of standup cut outs.

Greg’s Pumpkin Patch is located on the Williamsburg Waterfront behind Domino Park in the same spot he was selling Christmas trees last year. Presumably he will be back to selling trees in a few weeks.

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