Did Maine’s Biggest Pumpkin of 2025 Crack the All-Time Top 10?

Once again, a massive pumpkin was crowned the biggest beast of the beasts at the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest.

According to a Facebook post from the event, the 2025 winner was grown by Elroy Morgan, repping a pumpkin at 1624.5 pounds.

When you look at that monster, you might just be wondering where it stacks up against the largest Maine pumpkins of all time. Did it make the cut?

The Biggest Pumpkin in Maine for 2025

While Morgan grew a giant 1624.5-pound pumpkin that earned him a 2025 victory at the Damariscotta Pumpkinfest, it unfortunately didn't land a spot on the top 10 largest pumpkins in Maine.

It happens to be just a few hundred pounds short of the No. 10 spot, which, surprise, surprise, is currently held by another Morgan pumpkin.

That whopping fruit was 1870.5 pounds and was grown in 2021.

Still, 2025’s showing wasn’t short on excitement.

The Maine Pumpkin Growers Organization shared some other records from the pumpkin event, including another one for Morgan, who broke his own state record for the longest gourd, with his newest one coming in at 151.5 inches.

The group also noted that this record is the No. 2 longest gourd in the world for 2025. Not too shabby.

There's something really fun about seeing these world-class fruits, so let's take a look at the top 10 Maine pumpkins in Maine to see just how massive they've gotten.

How Big is the Largest Pumpkin Ever in Maine?

Can you believe how large the biggest pumpkin is? If you compare it to the 2025 winner, Charlie Lopresti's 2365.5-pound giant is over 700 pounds heavier.

Try getting the strongest man in the world to lift that!

And with that state record being made in 2024, there's probably a good contender in the next few years, right?

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While 2025 didn’t deliver a new all-time record-breaker, it definitely kept Maine’s pumpkin-growing tradition alive and well. These dedicated growers keep working to one-up themselves and the current records, and they also seem to have fun doing it.

If history has shown us anything, it’s that Mainers love a good challenge, especially one that involves growing monster pumpkins you can't keep your eyes off of.