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Lull Farm

📍 65 Broad Street (Route 130), Hollis, NH 03049🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A Southern New Hampshire pick-your-own pumpkin farm with a corn maze and a unique pumpkin-lighting activity for evening entertainment—but 2026 dates, hours, and pricing are not published.

Lull Farm in Hollis, NH

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Pick-Your-Own PumpkinsCorn MazePumpkin Lighting

Our take

What to Expect

Lull Farm operates a pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a corn maze as companion activities. The unique draw is the pumpkin-lighting experience—described in limited detail, but likely an evening activity where you illuminate carved or pre-lit pumpkins for display or photo ops.

This isn’t a complex multi-activity destination; it’s a focused pumpkin farm with a specific evening experience. If you want to harvest your own pumpkin and engage in a themed evening activity, this farm delivers. If you want a full day of multiple different attractions, look elsewhere.

The Pumpkin-Lighting Advantage

Pumpkin lighting is genuinely uncommon among fall-activity farms. Standard pumpkin patches offer picking and maybe a small maze; few offer an evening activity tied to the pumpkins themselves. If you’re looking for a photo opportunity or a memorable evening outing, this is worth investigating.

What You Need to Confirm

Almost all operational details are missing:

  • 2026 opening date: Not published
  • Hours: Not listed
  • Pricing: Not published (and unclear whether picking is per-pumpkin or per-pound)
  • Pumpkin-lighting details: What exactly is the experience? Is it included in admission or separate? Do you need reservations?
  • Maze details: Is there an admission charge separate from pumpkin picking?

Call 603-465-7079 or check livefreeandfarm.com to ask:

  1. When does the farm open in fall 2026?
  2. What are the farm’s hours?
  3. How do you charge for pick-your-own pumpkins (per pumpkin, per pound, flat fee)?
  4. Is the corn maze a separate admission, or included with picking?
  5. What is the pumpkin-lighting activity exactly?
  6. What time does pumpkin lighting run, and is it included in admission or separate?
  7. Do we need to reserve a time slot for pumpkin lighting?

How to Plan Your Visit

If you’re primarily interested in pumpkin picking: Arrive mid-afternoon to pick at your leisure, then explore the maze. Plan 1–1.5 hours. Bring a sturdy wagon or bags for carrying pumpkins and wear comfortable shoes for walking the field.

If you’re interested in the pumpkin-lighting experience: Call ahead to confirm what time it runs and whether reservations are required. Plan to arrive earlier in the day for picking, then stay for the evening activity, or visit specifically for the evening experience.

Bring gloves or hand wipes for harvesting pumpkins; the soil and stems are rough on bare hands.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Unknown; the farm does not publish opening dates or hours. Call 603-465-7079 or check livefreeandfarm.com to confirm when it operates in 2026.

How long to budget

1 to 2 hours for picking plus maze, or shorter for pumpkin lighting only

Crowds

Unknown; Hollis is easily accessible from the Boston area and southern NH highways, so October weekends likely draw weekend traffic.

Parking

Farm parking available; confirm for peak weekends.

Strollers and accessibility

Call 603-465-7079 to confirm wheelchair and mobility access to the pumpkin field, corn maze, and pumpkin-lighting setup.

What to bring

  • Sturdy bag or wagon for carrying picked pumpkins
  • Comfortable walking shoes for maze and field
  • Layers for evening pumpkin-lighting visits
  • Gloves or hand wipes for harvesting pumpkins

How to spend less here

  • Call to ask about pricing for pick-your-own pumpkins (per pound vs. flat fee)

Who it suits

Good for

  • Pick-your-own pumpkin enthusiasts
  • Families with evening time
  • Unique experience seekers
  • Casual Route 130 stops

Skip it if

You need confirmed hours and pricing before committing, or you're looking for a complex all-day destination with multiple ticketed activities.

Worth pairing with

Hollis has other farms nearby (Dark Crop Haunted Maze, Currier Orchards). Combine Lull Farm's pumpkin picking and pumpkin-lighting with daytime activities at another farm for a full-day outing.

Common questions

What does 'pumpkin lighting' mean?

Not specified in published details. It likely means an evening activity where you light candles or use LED lights inside carved or pre-lit pumpkins for display or photography. Call 603-465-7079 to confirm what the experience includes.

How do you charge for pick-your-own pumpkins?

Not published. Ask the farm whether pricing is per pound, per pumpkin, or a flat admission fee.

When is the farm open?

Not published. Call 603-465-7079 or check livefreeandfarm.com.

Can we do the maze without paying for picking, or vice versa?

Not clear. Ask when you call to confirm whether maze and picking are bundled or separate activities with separate pricing.

When is Lull Farm open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does Lull Farm cost?

Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.

Where is Lull Farm?

65 Broad Street (Route 130), Hollis, NH 03049, in Hillsborough County. It is one of 12 patches we track in Southern New Hampshire.

How Lull Farm compares in Southern New Hampshire

We track 12 patches in Southern New Hampshire. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.

One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 12 patches we track in Southern New Hampshire had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.

Other patches near Hollis

There are 8 other patches we track in Hillsborough County. All Southern New Hampshire patches →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openNot published
HoursNot published
AdmissionNot published
CountyHillsborough County
RegionSouthern New Hampshire

Sources

livefreeandfarm.com

Checked August 2026.