A large-scale fall operation with both haunted attractions and traditional pumpkin/hayride activities, plus 40+ seasonal attractions; best for families wanting Halloween-meets-farm-visit energy or those seeking multiple activity options in one spot.
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Homegrown Produce Farm is more than a pumpkin patch; it’s a seasonal fall entertainment hub with pumpkins as one offering among many. Research notes mention 40+ activities across seasons, with this particular operation listing bounce house, haunted house, haunted trail, face painting, hayrides, and farm market—all within the same property.
This breadth means you can occupy a family for 3–5 hours with varied activities, not just pumpkin picking. It also means coordination: multiple attractions may have separate capacity, timing, or pricing.
The farm offers both a haunted house and a haunted trail—a more immersive spooky experience than most pumpkin patches. This is appealing for families who enjoy Halloween aesthetic and mildly spooky fun; it’s a drawback for families with very young children or those sensitive to frightening imagery.
Critical question: No intensity rating is published. Before booking, call 985-517-1690 and ask whether the haunted attractions are family-friendly (slightly spooky for ages 6+) or more genuinely frightening (better for ages 12+). This determines whether your family will enjoy the visit or leave overwhelmed.
The farm is open Tues–Sat 9am–6pm, Sun open (time not specified—call to confirm Sunday hours). This is a solid operating window for working families and school groups.
Pricing for admission, individual activities, or bundled packages is not published. Call 985-517-1690 to ask:
Research notes mention a farm market as part of the property. This likely means fresh produce, pumpkins, and fall decorations sold on-site. Useful for snacking options and souvenirs, but likely priced higher than grocery stores. Bring cash if you want to browse without commitment to purchase.
Amite is in rural Tangipahoa Parish, 45 minutes northeast of New Orleans. It’s not a quick visit; plan a full afternoon/early evening. Tues–Thurs likely see smaller crowds than weekends; if you prefer lower-energy pumpkin picking with haunted-attraction options as bonus (rather than main event), visit mid-week.
Peak haunted-attraction crowds come the final 10 days before Halloween; if you’re visiting late October, expect higher attendance and wait times for attractions.
The farm explicitly offers birthday parties and school tours, suggesting structured group programming. If you’re organizing a celebration or field trip, call 985-517-1690 to discuss dates, group size, pricing, and available activities.
This is a farm where you can:
It’s comprehensive. That’s excellent for families seeking variety; it’s overwhelming if you just want a quick pumpkin grab. Call ahead to understand pricing and intensity levels so you can plan your ideal visit.
Mid-to-late October (Sept 28–Oct 31 season; haunted attractions peak final 2 weeks, clearing crowds initially; mid-October balances activity variety with moderate crowds).
3–5 hours depending on haunted-attraction participation and farm-market browsing
Open Tues–Sun 9am–6pm suggests mid-sized operation; Tuesday–Thursday typically less crowded than weekends; haunted attractions draw peak crowds final 10 days before Halloween.
No details provided; rural Tangipahoa Parish location suggests farm lot, likely unpaved.
Haunted attractions and bounce house raise accessibility questions not addressed in available data. Call 985-517-1690 to confirm ADA accommodations and physical-access details for themed attractions.
Your children are very young (haunted attractions scare small kids); you're spooked by haunted houses; you want a simple pumpkin-patch visit without 10+ activity options.
Amite is in Tangipahoa Parish, 45 min northeast of New Orleans; combine with Liuzza Produce Farm (5 min away, single-day-only operation) if timing aligns, or explore Tangipahoa rural areas and produce stands.
No intensity rating provided. Call 985-517-1690 to confirm whether it's family-friendly spooky or genuinely frightening. Suitable for kids depends on their comfort with that aesthetic.
Not specified. Call to ask whether these are included with admission or separately charged.
Farm market sells produce and goods; likely included with admission as a browsing option. Call to confirm.
With 40+ activities across seasons and multiple attractions (haunted options, face painting, bounce house, hayrides, farm market), plan 3–5 hours minimum. Adjust based on interest in haunted attractions and food vendors.
September 28 – October 31, 2026. Tues-Sat & Sun. Hours: Tues-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Call for admission pricing
19354 Rolling Pines Drive, Amite, LA 70422, in Tangipahoa Parish. It is one of 5 patches we track in New Orleans Region.
We track 5 patches in New Orleans Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 34 days against a regional average of 35, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, an after-dark attraction, a market, bakery or taproom, which most New Orleans Region patches on our list do not.
There is 1 other patch we track in Tangipahoa Parish. All New Orleans Region patches →
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Checked August 2026.