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This fall, Oklahoma’s pumpkin scene stretches from small, workaday patches to full-scale harvest festivals — important for families deciding between a quick outing and a daylong event. Below are eight farms to consider for autumn 2026, with practical details to help you plan where to go and what to expect.
- Variety: Options range from quiet pick-your-own fields to theme-park–style farm festivals with rides, mazes and evening haunted attractions.
- Cost choices: Some farms charge no entry and sell activities and pumpkins a la carte; others bundle attractions into an all‑day pass. That affects both budget and how long you’ll stay.
- Who it fits: If you want simplicity, choose a rustic ranch; if you want a full day of family entertainment, pick a larger festival farm.
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| Farm | Dates | Typical admission |
|---|---|---|
| Carmichael’s Pumpkin Patch (Bixby) | Late Sept–Oct 31 | No entry fee; pay per activity and pumpkin |
| Orr Family Farm (Oklahoma City) | Select dates Sept 19–Nov 14 | $24.95–$49.95 for day passes; season passes available |
| Parkhurst Pumpkin Patch (Arcadia) | Sept 17–Nov 8 | $12–$13; extras cost more |
| Pumpkin Town Farms (Tulsa) | Sept 25–Nov 1 | About $17.49 general; add‑on passes available |
| Chester’s Party Barn & Farm (Piedmont) | Sept 26–Nov 1 | $8 adults; $14 kids (ages 2–10) |
| Oklahoma Heritage Farm (Ramona) | Sept 26–Nov 1 | $11 general activity pass; season pass $28 |
| Livesay Orchards (Porter) | Sept 26–Nov 1 | $10.99–$20.99 depending on access level |
| Cornerstone Kids’ Ranch (Ada) | Sept 29–Oct 31 | $12 general (includes most activities and a pumpkin) |
Carmichael’s Pumpkin Patch — Bixby
- Address: 17137 S. Mingo Road
- Dates: Late September through Oct. 31, 2026
- Hours: 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon–Sat; 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Sun
- Cost: No admission fee
This long‑running Tulsa‑area spot keeps things low‑pressure: there’s no gate charge and families pay only for the activities or pumpkins they choose. On a typical visit you can meet small animals, ride a pony or camel, explore a cane maze and pick pumpkins priced by size.
Orr Family Farm — Oklahoma City
- Address: 14400 S. Western Ave.
- Dates: Select dates, Sept. 19–Nov. 14, 2026
- Hours: Vary day to day — check the farm calendar
- Cost: Anyday Passes $24.95 online / $28.95 gate; Super Passes and season passes available
Orr is aimed at families who want more than a quick pumpkin run. Its fall festival includes more than two dozen attractions — everything from a replica train to zip lines — and a broad food selection. The layout and activities are designed to entertain a wide age range, so plan a longer visit if you want to try multiple rides and attractions.
Parkhurst Pumpkin Patch — Arcadia
Address: 14816 E. Second St.
Dates: Sept. 17–Nov. 8, 2026
Hours: Afternoons to dark midweek; weekend hours start midmorning
Cost: Tickets $13 general, $12 for ages 3–12; pony rides and animal feed extra
Parkhurst operates as a working ranch with a hay wagon, a corn maze and a petting zoo. Visitors are encouraged to bring food to cook over campfires, which keeps the atmosphere rustic rather than commercial — a good match for people seeking an authentic ranch experience rather than carnival-style attractions.
Pumpkin Town Farms — Tulsa
- Address: 6060 S. Garnett Road
- Dates: Sept. 25–Nov. 1, 2026
- Hours: 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Tue–Sun
- Cost: General admission about $17.49; Ultimate Passes and season passes offered; kids under 3 free
Sited on roughly 20 acres near downtown Tulsa, this urban farm festival mixes family-friendly attractions — petting zoos, games, a corn maze and rides — with evening programming that converts the site into a separate haunted experience. Daytime programming stays family-oriented so younger visitors aren’t caught up in the night attractions.
Chester’s Party Barn & Farm — Piedmont
Address: 5201 Cimarron Road NW
Dates: Sept. 26–Nov. 1, 2026
Hours: 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Tue–Sat; 1–6 p.m. Sun
Cost: $8 adults; $14 children ages 2–10; under 1 and over 65 free
Now in its 25th season, Chester’s packs many activities into the admission price: unlimited pony rides, a petting zoo that includes alpacas and miniature horses, tractor rides, a large bale maze and weekend paintball targets. Admission also typically includes one pumpkin per paid guest — useful for families who prefer an all‑in package.
Oklahoma Heritage Farm — Ramona
- Address: 38512 U.S. Highway 75
- Dates: Sept. 26–Nov. 1, 2026
- Hours: Open daily; extended hours Fri–Sat
- Cost: General activity pass $11; season pass $28; extra attraction tickets available
The Heritage Farm turns roughly 40 acres into a six‑week festival with more than 30 activities, from a pumpkin cannon to a large corn maze and a farm toy museum. It’s one of the region’s most comprehensive day‑out destinations and is open seven days a week, which gives visitors scheduling flexibility during the busy season.
Livesay Orchards — Porter
Address: 39232 E. 231st St. S.
Dates: Sept. 26–Nov. 1, 2026 (plus select extra days)
Hours: Weekend hours and select weekday dates; check orchard calendar
Cost: Tiers from about $10.99 to $20.99 depending on access
A family farm since the 1960s, Livesay blends orchard operations with a pumpkin patch. Hayrides carry visitors past apple and peach trees to fields where pumpkins are handpicked. On‑site attractions include corn and hay bale mazes and apple‑themed treats, making it a good pick for those seeking a genuine farm atmosphere close to Tulsa.
Cornerstone Kids’ Ranch — Ada
- Address: 11960 County Road 3536
- Dates: Sept. 29–Oct. 31, 2026
- Hours: Afternoon and weekend hours typical (Fri–Sun)
- Cost: $12 general admission; kids 2 and under free with paying adult
Situated on a large ranch south of Ada, Cornerstone focuses on younger children with a hay bale castle, pony rides, petting areas and bundled pricing that includes a pumpkin. The single admission price simplifies planning for families who want one predictable cost that covers most activities.
If you’re planning a visit, check each farm’s website or social channels for the latest schedule updates and any weather-related changes before you go. Different admission structures and attraction mixes mean the best choice depends on whether you want a quick pumpkin pick or a full day of fall entertainment.
