A portable-model roadside stand with pre-gathered pumpkins and fall concessions, available September 20 through November 30 — convenient for quick pickup in the Conway area, but not a destination farm with activities or agricultural backdrop.
Arkansas Portable Pumpkin Patch operates on a roadside-stand model: pre-gathered pumpkins, fall festival atmosphere, concessions, and flexibility to operate by appointment at your location.
That model is distinct from traditional pumpkin farms. There is no corn maze, no hayrides, no animals to meet. What you get is access to pumpkins, fall food, and a quick stop rather than a full-afternoon event.
The September 20 through November 30 operating window is notably extended compared to most Arkansas patches, which typically close by Halloween or mid-October. That extended season suggests the farm maintains inventory through November or operates at reduced capacity late season, which can mean thinned crowds in early November.
The pumpkins are already gathered. That is either a convenience (no dirt, no fieldwork) or a missed experience depending on your preference. Families who want the traditional pumpkin-patch photo or the satisfaction of picking their own pumpkin should look elsewhere.
The roadside model means you are not locked into seasonal weekend festivals. That flexibility is valuable for families with unpredictable schedules. However, the absence of published hours means you must call ahead before every visit.
The farm accepts cash, check, debit card, and all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover). That flexibility is useful if you are caught without a specific payment method.
The farm notes the ability to bring pumpkins and set up at your location by appointment. If you are planning a private gathering or Halloween decorating event, call (501) 796-2447 to ask about that service.
Call (501) 796-2447 or email ArkansasPPPatch@yahoo.com and confirm:
The location is 7 Seminole Trail, Conway. Facebook page is listed as “Arkansas Portable Pumpkin Patch” for updates.
September 20 through November 30, 2026. Operating hours and days are not published in available sources, so a phone call to (501) 796-2447 is essential. The extended season suggests stock remains available through November, which is later than most Arkansas patches end. Early November may offer thinned crowds as the season winds down.
30 minutes to one hour. The business model is pre-gathered pumpkins and concessions, not a multi-activity farm. This is a pick-up stop, not a destination visit.
Not specified. The portable/roadside model suggests lower volume and more flexible timing than destination farms. Weekday visits are likely to be less crowded than weekend peak.
Not specified. A roadside stand typically has limited parking; plan for quick in-and-out.
Not specified. Call (501) 796-2447 to confirm parking and facility accessibility.
You want a traditional pick-your-own pumpkin farm experience or multiple activities (mazes, hayrides, animals). This is a roadside stand model, not an agricultural destination.
Hours and days are not published in available sources. Call (501) 796-2447 before you visit.
No. The model is pre-gathered pumpkins from the field, ready to buy. No picking is involved.
No published admission fee. You pay only for pumpkins and concessions purchased.
Cash, check, debit card, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.
September 20 – November 30, 2026.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
7 Seminole Trail, Conway, AR 72032, in Faulkner County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Little Rock Region.
We track 4 patches in Little Rock Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 72 days against a regional average of 54, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.
arkansas.com · yahoo.com
Checked August 2026.