A five-day-a-week Trumbull County farm with a September 5 opening and no published closing date or price — the early start means the sunflower fields are a real September draw that October visitors will miss entirely.
Admission price not published on the farm's homepage; tickets are sold through an external ticketing portal.
Kuchta Farms opens on September 5, which is early even by the standards of Northeast Ohio farms that start in mid-September. That early start is the most interesting thing in the record, because it means the first few weeks of this season are a different product from the last few.
In early September the draw is the sunflower and wildflower fields alongside the pumpkins. By late October the flowers are gone and what remains is the corn maze, the wagon rides, the barrel train, the animals and the hay slide. Both are good days. They are not the same day, and the farm’s own listing does not distinguish between them, so the choice is yours to make.
Wednesday and Thursday, noon to 7pm. Friday, noon to 8pm. Saturday, 10am to 8pm. Sunday, 10am to 6pm. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
That grid is worth reading carefully because it is unusual. Most farms in this region are weekend operations with token weekday hours; Kuchta gives you two full midweek afternoons and two evenings that run past most farms’ closing time. If you work standard hours and have school-age children, a Wednesday afternoon here is one of the few realistic ways to visit a pumpkin farm without a Saturday queue.
The evening sessions come with the northern caveat. A Friday that runs to 8pm in early September ends in warm dusk; the same session in the third week of October ends in cold darkness, well after sunset. Layers, and more than one per child.
Two things. There is no price on the homepage — tickets go through an external portal, so that is where to look. And there is no closing date at all. The farm states its opening day clearly and simply does not say when the season stops.
That second gap matters more than it sounds. Northern seasons end when the crop does: a hard frost takes the flowers first and eventually the maze, and farms cut the corn when the season is over. A late-October plan built on the assumption that a farm advertising a September 5 opening will still be running on Halloween is a plan built on nothing. Call 330-984-4525.
One last practical note: a local guide has published this farm’s address as 4480 State Route 82, while the farm’s own site says 4785. We have gone with the farm. Check what your satnav has before you leave.
Opening day is Saturday September 5, 2026, and the farm runs Wednesday through Sunday with Monday and Tuesday closed. The hours reward planning: Wednesday and Thursday are noon to 7pm, Friday noon to 8pm, Saturday 10am to 8pm and Sunday 10am to 6pm. Saturday is the long day at ten hours, but it is also the busy one. A Wednesday or Thursday afternoon is the quiet play. If the sunflower and wildflower fields are why you are coming, go in September — flowers do not survive the season the way a corn maze does.
Two to three hours for a family working through the maze, the wagon ride, the animals and the hay slide. The farm advertises more than twenty-five attractions, so a group that wants to use all of it should budget half a day.
Five operating days across a season that starts unusually early spreads the load better than most. Saturdays are the peak — ten hours of opening does not stop the middle of the day being the crush. Wednesday and Thursday, opening at noon, should be quiet.
Not described. A State Route 82 farm of this size in Trumbull County will almost certainly park you on grass, which means mud after the autumn rain that Northeast Ohio reliably delivers. Boots, not trainers.
You need to know the price in advance. The farm's homepage does not publish one, selling instead through an external ticketing portal, so there is no way to budget from the site. Skip an October visit too if flowers were the reason you picked this farm.
The farm did not publish a closing date. It states that opening day for the 2026 season is Saturday September 5 and gives a full Wednesday-to-Sunday hours grid, but the end of the run is not listed. Most Northeast Ohio farms wrap up at the end of October; do not assume a November visit is possible without calling.
Not published on the farm's homepage. Tickets are sold through an external ticketing portal, which is where a 2026 price is most likely to appear.
The farm's own site gives 4785 State Route 82, Newton Falls. A local guide has printed 4480 State Route 82 for the same farm. We have used the farm's own figure, but it is worth checking your satnav has taken you to the right one before you set off.
Opens September 5, 2026 (closing date not published). Wednesday through Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday). Hours: Wed-Thu 12pm-7pm; Fri 12pm-8pm; Sat 10am-8pm; Sun 10am-6pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Admission price not published on the farm's homepage; tickets are sold through an external ticketing portal.
4785 State Route 82, Newton Falls, OH 44444, in Trumbull County. It is one of 10 patches we track in Northeast Ohio.
We track 10 patches in Northeast Ohio. 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 Northeast Ohio patches on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
kuchtafarms.com
Checked August 2026.