Pumpkinland runs just nine days — four October weekends plus Columbus Day Monday — and closes the weekend before Halloween, so anyone planning a Halloween-weekend pumpkin run needs to look elsewhere.
No prices published on the farm's own site. No source read states whether walking onto the property is free, so free_admission is set to false as a conservative default rather than as a verified fact.
Nine days. That is the whole season: four Saturday-and-Sunday pairs in October plus the Columbus Day Monday, and nothing at all in September. Everything worth knowing about planning a visit here follows from that number.
A nine-day season means the demand that a farm with a nine-week season spreads out gets compressed into a handful of afternoons. It also means the weather has almost no room to be forgiven — one washed-out weekend removes a quarter of the season, for the farm and for you. If you have a specific weekend in mind and it looks wet, your fallback is the following weekend, and there are only so many of those.
The last day is Sunday October 25. Halloween 2026 is Saturday October 31. So the farm closes a full week before Halloween, which is exactly the week when a large share of families finally get round to buying a pumpkin.
This is the single most useful thing on this page, and it is the kind of detail that no amount of general enthusiasm about a farm will save you from. If your household carves on Halloween eve and buys the pumpkin the same week, Janoski’s cannot serve you. Buy earlier, or go somewhere with a season that runs into November.
A single weekday sitting inside a weekends-only calendar is almost always the best-kept slot on it. Monday October 12 is a federal holiday, schools in the area are commonly off, and the farm has opened specifically for it — but most people planning a pumpkin trip mentally file this place as “weekends” and never check. If your family can take that Monday, take it.
This is a market, bakery and greenhouse operation on Route 30 in Clinton, in the airport corridor west of Pittsburgh, with Pumpkinland layered on top for those nine days. There is no corn maze in the listing, no rides, no play area. Treat it as a well-stocked pumpkin and market stop of an hour or so rather than a day out, and it will meet expectations comfortably. Treat it as an attraction farm and it will not.
That framing also answers the value question, at least in shape. With no admission figure published anywhere, and no source confirming whether walking onto the property is even charged for, the likeliest structure at a retail-first farm is that the cost of your visit is the cost of your pumpkin plus whatever the bakery does to your willpower. For a family of four that is a thirty-to-fifty-dollar trip rather than a hundred-dollar one — but that is an inference from the type of business, not a quote from the farm.
The farm publishes its dates and nothing else. Hours are missing, prices are missing. A directory entry offers 10am to 5pm with a 4pm gate close, and that number matters — a gate that shuts an hour before the site does turns a 3.45pm arrival into a wasted drive. It is unconfirmed, so hold it as a worst case and ring 724-899-3438 to replace it with a fact. One call, two answers, and the rest of this visit is straightforward.
The farm publishes its 2026 Pumpkinland dates precisely: October 3 and 4, 10 and 11, 17 and 18, 24 and 25, plus Monday October 12 for Columbus Day. That is nine operating days and nothing in September. Monday October 12 is the one to take if you can — a single weekday in a weekends-only season is almost always the quietest day on the calendar, and it is the one most people never notice is there. What the farm does not publish is hours. A third-party directory lists 10am to 5pm with the gate closing at 4pm, which is worth holding as a planning assumption but is not confirmed by the farm.
An hour to ninety minutes. This is a large market, bakery and greenhouse operation with a pumpkin event attached, not a ticketed attraction park, so there is no long circuit of activities to work through. Add time for the market itself, which is the bigger half of the business.
Nine days is one of the shortest seasons on this list, and a short season concentrates demand hard. Expect the middle two weekends of October to carry most of it, particularly late morning through early afternoon. Columbus Day Monday is the release valve. If you can only do a weekend, be there at opening — with an unpublished closing time and a possible 4pm gate cut-off, the back end of the day is the risky end.
Not published. This is a busy Route 30 retail site rather than a remote field, so the surface is likely better than a pure farm lot, but weekend capacity will be the constraint rather than mud.
You want a Halloween-weekend visit. The season ends on Sunday October 25, and Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday October 31 — the farm will already be shut. Skip it too if you want a corn maze, rides or a play area, none of which are listed, or if you need a September date.
Clinton sits on Route 30 near the Pittsburgh International Airport corridor in Beaver County, so this works well as a stop built into a drive rather than a destination in its own right. Given the short visit time, pair it with something that fills an afternoon.
October 3 and 4, 10 and 11, 17 and 18, and 24 and 25, plus Monday October 12 for Columbus Day. Nine days in total, all in October — the farm runs nothing in September.
No. The published season ends Sunday October 25, and Halloween 2026 falls on Saturday October 31. If you want a pumpkin on Halloween weekend, this is not the farm.
Neither is published by the farm. A third-party directory lists 10am to 5pm with the gate closing at 4pm, but that is unconfirmed. Phone 724-899-3438 before setting out.
Nothing of the sort appears in the farm's listing. What is described is Pumpkinland, the pumpkin patch, the farm market, the bakery and the greenhouse and garden centre. Treat this as a pumpkin-and-market stop, not an attraction day.
October 3 – October 25, 2026. Saturdays and Sundays in October (October 3-4, 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25) plus Monday October 12 for Columbus Day.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. No prices published on the farm's own site. No source read states whether walking onto the property is free, so free_admission is set to false as a conservative default rather than as a verified fact.
1714 Route 30 (Lincoln Highway), Clinton, PA 15026, in Beaver County. It is one of 7 patches we track in Pittsburgh Region.
We track 7 patches in Pittsburgh Region, 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.
Its season runs about 23 days against a regional average of 23, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
janoskis.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.