A genuine pick-from-the-vine pumpkin farm north of Dayton, but it published no 2026 fall dates, hours or prices anywhere we could find — call before you drive.
No current pricing found. A 2023-season article listed tiered pricing: barnyard and castle $3.50 per person; hayride plus pumpkin plus barnyard and castle $9; maze plus hayride plus pumpkin plus barnyard and castle $16; children under 2 free with no pumpkin included. These are 2023 figures and should not be relied on for 2026.
Fulton Farms is the kind of listing where the useful thing we can tell you is what we could not find out. The farm is plainly operating — its website was live, carried a 2026 copyright and was posting current market news when we read it in August 2026. What the site did not carry was a single fall festival date, opening time or price.
What is reasonably well established is the shape of the operation: pick-your-own pumpkins cut from the vine, a hayride out to the field, a corn maze, a straw castle to climb, a barnyard with animals and a market barn. That is a real Miami County farm doing a real Ohio autumn, which is worth something on its own. Ohio grows its own pumpkins, so the field here is an actual crop and the maze is cut into actual corn — the pick-from-the-vine part is not a marketing phrase.
The pricing question is the one to be careful with. The only figures we located come from an article describing the 2023 season, with a tiered structure running from a few dollars for the barnyard and straw castle up to around sixteen for a maze-plus-hayride-plus-pumpkin ticket. Three seasons on, treat those as a rough sense of the structure and not as numbers to budget against.
One practical consequence of an unpublished calendar: the end of the season is set by frost, not by a website. Once the crop is down, the maze goes with it. If you are aiming for late October, the phone call matters more than usual.
We cannot answer this honestly for 2026. The farm's website was live and carrying current market news when we read it in August 2026, so it is clearly operating, but it published no fall festival dates, no hours and no prices. Miami County pumpkin seasons generally run from late September to the end of October, and the pick-your-own field is at the mercy of the first hard frost. Phone the farm and ask for the current weekend's hours before you plan around it.
Not published. Assume a farm field, and assume it is soft after autumn rain.
You need to know the cost and the opening time in advance. Nothing current is published, and turning up on the wrong day is a real risk here in a way it is not at farms with a posted calendar.
No current pricing was found. A 2023-season article described tiered tickets — roughly $3.50 for the barnyard and straw castle, $9 with a hayride and pumpkin, $16 with the maze added — but those are three-year-old figures and should not be used to budget a 2026 visit.
Almost certainly, but not verifiably. The site carried a 2026 copyright and current market news when we read it, and published no fall dates at all. Call to confirm before travelling.
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. No current pricing found. A 2023-season article listed tiered pricing: barnyard and castle $3.50 per person; hayride plus pumpkin plus barnyard and castle $9; maze plus hayride plus pumpkin plus barnyard and castle $16; children under 2 free with no pumpkin included. These are 2023 figures and should not be relied on for 2026.
2393 South State Route 202, Troy, OH 45373, in Miami County. It is one of 9 patches we track in Southwest Ohio.
We track 9 patches in Southwest Ohio, 2 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 a market, bakery or taproom, which most Southwest Ohio patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 6 of the 9 patches we track in Southwest Ohio had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There is 1 other patch we track in Miami County. All Southwest Ohio patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
fultonfarmsohio.com
Checked August 2026.