A Victorian garden farm offering u-pick pumpkins, a bonfire experience, pumpkin painting, and wagon rides as part of a Fall Kick Off festival—but 2026 dates and admission pricing had not been confirmed online as of August.
Angelic Gardens is a u-pick farm established in 2002 by Angy Edison, operating year-round but with a signature Fall Kick Off festival during autumn. The farm features a Victorian garden setting, u-pick pumpkins and flowers, wagon rides, a bonfire experience with marshmallows, and a pumpkin painting station — a different flavor than traditional maze-and-hayride patches.
Rather than a static operation, Angelic Gardens emphasizes seasonal events. The Fall Kick Off brings together wagon rides, bonfire, pumpkin painting, and a garden walk. This approach appeals to families seeking a different kind of fall experience — one that blends garden aesthetics with pumpkin activities. The exact 2026 dates and schedule had not been published online as of August; check angelic-gardens.com closer to September or call to confirm.
The farm operates as a broader u-pick farm (May–December), offering apples, peppers, and other crops throughout the year. Fall pumpkin u-pick is available as part of the seasonal portfolio. The research notes do not specify pricing or availability; call angelic-gardens.com for 2026 u-pick pumpkin rates.
The Victorian garden walk is a distinguishing feature. Rather than focusing purely on maze difficulty or activity count, Angelic Gardens positions fall as a garden-focused experience. This appeals to visitors who value aesthetic and leisurely time; it is less intense than a large commercial operation and more garden-oriented.
Two core activities for the Fall Kick Off are wagon rides and a bonfire with marshmallows. These are traditional fall activities that appeal across ages (3 to adult). Specific times and whether these are included in admission or charged separately had not been detailed online.
The farm is located in south-central Minot and is established enough to be well-known locally. It is not a destination drive from outside the region; it is a Minot-area resource. The fact that the farm is part of the broader seasonal event circuit (Fall Kick Off) suggests a community-rooted operation rather than a purely commercial one.
The Fall Kick Off festival is an annual tradition, but the 2026 specific dates and pricing had not been published online as of August. Angelic Gardens is worth checking as fall approaches, but plan to call or visit angelic-gardens.com closer to September for current details.
The farm operates as a broader u-pick farm (May–December) but focuses on a Fall Kick Off festival for fall activities (pumpkin painting, bonfire, wagon rides). The exact 2026 festival dates and hours had not been published online. Call or check angelic-gardens.com closer to September to confirm dates before the drive.
Two to three hours for the Fall Kick Off festival experience. The Victorian garden walk and pumpkin activities can stretch to a half-day visit, depending on how much time you spend in the garden.
Exact crowd dynamics depend on the 2026 Fall Kick Off festival schedule, which had not been published. Expect lighter traffic than the largest commercial patches; the garden setting appeals to a different demographic than maze-focused farms.
Not specified. Assume standard farm parking; likely adequate given the garden-farm setting.
The Victorian garden walk is outdoor terrain; paved paths are likely but depend on farm design. Call angelic-gardens.com or ask about specific accessibility for the garden walk and festival activities.
Minot is a small city with the Minot Zoo and downtown attractions. A morning at Angelic Gardens could pair with an afternoon downtown or at the zoo if you are road-tripping.
The Fall Kick Off is the signature fall event, featuring wagon rides, a bonfire experience with marshmallows, pumpkin painting station, and a Victorian garden walk. Specific 2026 dates had not been published online as of August; call or check the website closer to September.
Yes. Angelic Gardens operates as a u-pick farm for apples, peppers, and other crops May–December. Fall pumpkin u-pick is available, though pricing had not been published online.
The farm features a Victorian garden on the property as part of the overall aesthetic. The garden walk is included in festival activities, though specifics had not been detailed online.
The bonfire is part of the Fall Kick Off festival, but specific times and availability had not been published online as of August. Call or check angelic-gardens.com closer to the season.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Seasonal. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
6200 11th Avenue SE, Minot, ND, in Ward County. It is one of 10 patches we track in North Dakota.
We track 10 patches in North Dakota, 1 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, which most North Dakota patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 4 of the 10 patches we track in North Dakota had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There is 1 other patch we track in Ward County. All North Dakota patches →
angelic-gardens.com
Checked August 2026.