A northwest OKC area farm with eight diverse attractions (including Princess Castle and Fun Fort), open daily September through November, no published hours or admission price — requires contact for details.
Admission available at ticketing section; all sales final, no refunds
Parkhurst Pumpkin Ranch markets itself as Oklahoma’s Favorite Fall Getaway and emphasizes birthday parties, corporate events, and family groups. The farm lists eight attractions across its property and runs from September 17 to November 8, open daily. The problem is practical: operating hours and admission price are completely absent from the published website. You cannot estimate your cost or arrival time without contacting the farm directly.
The farm’s website (parkhurstranch.com) includes a contact email (info@parkhurstranch.com) but no phone number in the sources we could find, and critically, no pricing, hours, or activity-specific costs. This is not unusual for smaller rural farms, but it is friction. Before driving, send an email or search for a phone listing and confirm:
The farm lists Pony Rides, Hay Rides, Tractor Rides, Petting Zoo, Corn Maze, Fun Fort, Princess Castle, and Fire Pit. The Princess Castle and Fun Fort are unusual compared to traditional pumpkin patches — they suggest more amusement-style infrastructure than farm-focused experience. This is intentional: the farm openly markets to birthday parties and corporate groups, not just walk-in family visits.
The research notes emphasize the farm’s availability for private events, birthday parties, and corporate outings. This suggests the daily walk-in experience may be secondary to group bookings during peak season. A weekday visit might offer a different experience than a busy Saturday when events are scheduled. Email or call to ask about availability and typical crowd patterns for your intended date.
Parkhurst is in Arcadia, Kingfisher County, northwest of the OKC metro in genuinely rural farmland. If you are visiting from south or central OKC, the drive is 45+ minutes. Confirm hours and pricing before committing to the drive time.
The farm’s website states “all sales final, no refunds.” This is standard for seasonal attractions but worth knowing: once you pay, you cannot exit early and ask for a refund if the experience does not match expectations. Another reason to email ahead and ask specific questions about what is included and what suits your group’s ages and interests.
September 17 through November 8, 2026, open daily. No operating hours are published, so you must call or email the farm for details before visiting. Contact: info@parkhurstranch.com. Assume daytime hours typical for rural Oklahoma farms in October (roughly 10am to dusk), but confirm.
Two to four hours depending on pacing and which attractions you prioritize. The farm caters to birthday parties and corporate events, suggesting infrastructure for full-afternoon visits.
Open daily but undated. Expect varying crowds depending on day of week and whether events (birthdays, corporate gatherings) are scheduled. Weekday visits may be lighter than weekends.
Not published. Field parking is standard for rural Oklahoma farms; assume unpaved surfaces and possible soft ground after rain.
Not published by the farm. Contact info@parkhurstranch.com or look for a phone listing to ask about parking, restroom facilities, and accessibility routes.
You need published hours and pricing before driving. The farm provides neither on its website — both require direct contact (info@parkhurstranch.com or finding a phone listing). If you dislike cold-calling or email correspondence before every farm visit, skip this one. Also skip it if you want a maze as the primary activity; the Corn Maze is listed but not emphasized as a major draw.
Hours are not published on the farm's website. Email info@parkhurstranch.com or search for a phone number on parkhurstranch.com to ask for operating hours before visiting.
The farm states 'Admission available at ticketing section; all sales final, no refunds' but does not publish a dollar amount. Contact the farm directly for pricing.
This is not published. The farm lists eight attractions (Pony Rides, Hay Rides, Tractor Rides, Petting Zoo, Corn Maze, Fun Fort, Princess Castle, Fire Pit) but does not specify which (if any) require additional payment beyond the gate admission. Call or email to confirm before your visit.
The research notes mention that the farm is popular for birthday parties and corporate events, suggesting packages are available. Contact the farm to ask about group sizes, minimum bookings, and special-event pricing.
September 17 – November 8, 2026. Daily.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Admission available at ticketing section; all sales final, no refunds
14816 E Second Street, Arcadia, OK 73007, in Kingfisher County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Oklahoma City Region.
We track 5 patches in Oklahoma City Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 53 days against a regional average of 42, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.
parkhurstranch.com
Checked August 2026.