A u-pick pumpkin farm with fall festival atmosphere, offering both pre-picked and pick-your-own options, plus farm activities, but with no published 2026 dates or pricing.
Bull Bottom Farms operates as a hybrid pumpkin farm and fall festival venue. The activity list includes u-pick pumpkins, pre-picked shop options, farm activities and a fall festival atmosphere. This is positioned as a substantial half-day or full-day outing, not a quick u-pick stop.
Like some other farms in this region, Bull Bottom offers both u-pick (pick your own from the field) and pre-picked (select from a shop pile). This gives flexibility:
The availability of both options is useful for families with younger children who might find u-pick physically demanding or time-consuming.
The farm describes itself as offering a fall festival with farm activities. This is less specific than we would prefer — “farm activities” could mean hayrides, corn mazes, animals, games or anything in between. You must call to get details on what these activities are, whether they are included in admission or cost extra, and whether the festival atmosphere is a significant draw or incidental.
The farm has no published 2026 dates, hours or pricing. The research notes include info@bullbottomfarms.com and mention restrooms and a gift shop. Before driving, ask:
The presence of a gift shop and restrooms suggests the farm has developed visitor facilities. Gift shops at farms often carry seasonal items, fall décor, local goods or farm-specific products. Restrooms mean you can visit comfortably without scouting for public facilities. These are practical amenities that affect the experience.
Mount Ida sits in Montgomery County in central Mississippi, an agricultural and rural area. It is removed from the larger metro areas, which means this is more of a destination visit than a casual stop. October is the best weather and pumpkin-ripeness window. The farm’s actual season remains unknown until you contact them.
If the fall festival is important to your outing, ask about timing: Is it a set festival running specific weekends, or is the farm-activities atmosphere ongoing throughout the season? Does the farm offer themed weekends or special events? Some farms run a festival for a few weekends; others have a festival tone all season. The distinction affects planning and experience.
The farm does not publish 2026 opening and closing dates. Contact info@bullbottomfarms.com to confirm when the farm will be open. Most rural Mississippi farms operate from late September through October, but this year's schedule must be verified.
Two to four hours. With u-pick pumpkins, fall festival activities and a gift shop, you can spend two hours on basics or four hours if exploring fully.
Not published. Fall festivals tend to see heavier weekend traffic, particularly October weekends. Weekday visits, if available, are quieter.
Not documented. Assume field or lot parking; after rain, rural Mississippi lots can be muddy.
Not documented. Contact the farm about accessibility for u-pick fields and festival activities.
You cannot contact the farm in advance to confirm the 2026 opening date. The farm has no published fall schedule, so a phone call or email to info@bullbottomfarms.com is required before planning.
The farm does not publish its 2026 dates online. Contact info@bullbottomfarms.com to confirm opening and closing dates and hours of operation.
Bull Bottom Farms offers both u-pick and shop pumpkins, so you have options depending on preference and time. U-pick takes longer but costs less; pre-picked is faster and typically more expensive.
The farm lists pumpkins for sale and u-pick, plus a fall festival and farm activities. We do not have details on specific activities. Call to ask what activities are included in admission and what may cost extra.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1641 Sayles Rd, Montgomery County, MS 38925, in Montgomery County. It is one of 10 patches we track in Northern Mississippi.
We track 10 patches in Northern Mississippi. 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 Northern Mississippi patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 10 patches we track in Northern Mississippi had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 6 other patches we track in Montgomery County. All Northern Mississippi patches →
bullbottomfarms.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.