An earliest-opening U-pick pumpkin patch in Eastern Kentucky (September 1), valuable for holiday and early-season planning—but operating days, hours, and pricing are unpublished.
4 Got N Tymes Farm opens September 1—the earliest opening date in the Kentucky batch and a genuine advantage for families wanting to plan Thanksgiving decorations early, acquire pumpkins for extended storage, or simply avoid the October peak season.
September 1 is more than two weeks ahead of the standard mid-September patch openings. That early-month advantage translates to fresher pumpkins in better condition, minimal crowds, and more thoughtful browsing time before the October crush.
The farm emphasizes U-pick pumpkins, meaning you select your own from the field rather than choosing pre-cut inventory. That control is valuable if you’re particular about size, shape, or condition. You know exactly what you’re getting. U-pick operations also typically offer slightly lower prices than pre-selected patches, since the farm shifts harvest labor to customers.
A gift shop is noted, though its contents and importance are unspecified. Gift shops at farm operations range from serious retail (with seasonal décor, local crafts, apparel) to minimal add-ons (a few shelves of impulse purchases). Call to ask what merchandise is available if browsing a gift shop is part of your visit expectation.
Louisa is in Lawrence County, deep Eastern Kentucky in the Appalachian region. That means genuine mountain terrain, cooler temperatures as October progresses, and more dramatic fall color than Bluegrass-region patches. An early September visit is pleasantly warm; by late September and into October, this region cools significantly faster than central Kentucky.
The trade-off is accessibility: Eastern Kentucky is more remote than Lexington or Louisville, so this farm serves a more local/regional market. If you’re visiting the region for other reasons (family, scenic drives, Appalachian arts/culture tourism), adding a pumpkin-patch visit makes sense. If this is a standalone destination, the distance and remoteness matter.
Operating days and hours not published. This is the biggest gap. The September 1 opening is documented, but the farm has not published what days it’s open or what hours. You must call (606) 465-4501 to confirm whether you can visit on your preferred day.
Pricing and U-pick mechanics unclear. No information on admission fees, per-pumpkin pricing, or whether the farm provides cutting tools or staff harvest. Call to clarify the cost and process.
2026 confirmation pending. While the September 1 date is noted in a regional directory, the farm has not published 2026 confirmation. Verify that the operation is running.
Call (606) 465-4501:
Early September is a powerful advantage if this patch is accessible to your schedule. Confirm the details first, then plan accordingly.
Early-to-mid September for early holiday planning; call first to confirm what days and hours the farm operates.
1 to 1.5 hours
September is quiet compared to October; early-month visits mean fresh pumpkins and minimal waits.
On-site lot; typical rural farm parking.
Not specified; call ahead.
You need confirmed operating hours and days—this farm has not published a schedule online; a phone call is required before visiting.
Louisa is in Lawrence County, Eastern Kentucky (Appalachian region). Limited nearby major attractions; positioned as a standalone regional outing.
Not specified. Most U-pick operations provide a cutting tool and let you harvest your own; some have staff cut after you choose. Call (606) 465-4501 to confirm the exact process.
Not specified. Some farms open early for holiday planning demand and early-season decorator traffic. Call to ask about their pumpkin readiness timeline.
Not published. Call (606) 465-4501 to confirm pricing model.
A gift shop is noted but contents are unspecified. Call to confirm what merchandise is available.
September 1 – October 31, 2026.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
2770 Little Cat Fork Road, Louisa, KY 41230, in Lawrence County. It is one of 2 patches we track in Eastern Kentucky.
There are 3 other patches we track in Lawrence County. All Eastern Kentucky patches →
Checked August 2026.