A 150-acre farm with multi-activity focus on young kids (jumping pillow, sand mountain, tire playground, hamster wheels, kiddie kart rides)—excellent for ages 3 to 8 but less appealing for older kids seeking maze challenge.
Pearson’s Pumpkin Place operates 150+ acres with a multi-activity focus on young children: jumping pillow, sand mountain, tire playground, kiddie kart rides, hamster wheels, corn box, and pumpkin picking. The farm is designed for ages 3–8 rather than teenagers seeking maze challenge; it is a play-oriented operation.
One hundred fifty acres accommodates multiple simultaneous play areas. The attraction list emphasizes active, physical play (jumping, climbing, sandbox) and rides (kart, hamster wheels) rather than maze complexity or multi-hour attractions. This appeals to younger kids with shorter attention spans and high energy levels.
Jumping pillow (the primary draw), sand mountain, tire playground, and hamster wheels are all designed for ages 3–8. Older kids (10+) and teenagers may find the operation less engaging. Pumpkin picking rounds out the experience but is not the focus.
Pearson’s is closed Monday–Tuesday year-round. Operating hours: Wed–Thu 10am–2pm, Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–9pm, Sun 10am–6pm. This limited weekday schedule (only 4 hours Wed–Thu) is a constraint for families with limited weekday availability. Fridays and Saturdays offer longer windows.
Mid-October is peak season, and Saturday–Sunday 2pm–5pm windows fill quickly. The calmest times are Wed–Thu mornings (10am–12pm) and opening hours on less-busy weekends (Fri morning, Sun morning). Plan accordingly based on your crowd tolerance.
Eagle is in Lancaster County, roughly 20–30 minutes from Lincoln city center. The farm is convenient for Lincoln families and a reasonable day-trip destination for Omaha visitors (60+ minutes).
Admission pricing and pumpkin costs had not been published online as of August 2026. Call (402) 990-7538 to ask about 2026 rates.
This is a play destination first, pumpkin patch second. Families visiting Pearson’s should expect kids to prioritize the jumping pillow and sandbox over maze navigation or hayrides. It is a different kind of farm visit than maze-focused operations.
Wednesday–Sunday; closed Monday–Tuesday year-round. Hours: Wed–Thu 10am–2pm, Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–9pm, Sun 10am–6pm (based on Yelp June 2026 update). 2026 season start and end dates not published online; call (402) 990-7538 to confirm full schedule. Peak weekends (October) fill 2pm–5pm window quickly; aim for early morning (10am) or late afternoon (5pm+).
Two to three hours. The activity roster appeals to active play and exploration; most families find 2–3 hours satisfying before fatigue or play-fatigue sets in.
Open Wed–Sun year-round, which distributes crowds better than weekend-only operations. Peak is still mid-October weekends, especially 2pm–5pm window. Wed–Thu mornings (10am–2pm) are the calmest times.
Not specified. Assume farm parking adequate for 150 acres.
The activity list (jumping pillow, sand mountain, tire playground, hamster wheels, kiddie kart rides) requires mobility. Call (402) 990-7538 to discuss specific accessibility needs.
Eagle is in Lancaster County, roughly 20–30 minutes from Lincoln. A morning at Pearson's could pair with an afternoon in Lincoln (Haymarket, museums, zoo if open).
Jumping pillow, sand mountain, tire playground, hamster wheels, and kiddie kart rides are all designed for younger kids (ages 3–8). The farm is less maze-focused than pumpkin-focused with play-area emphasis.
No traditional corn maze listed. The farm emphasizes play attractions (jumping pillow, sand mountain, tire gym, hamster wheels) over maze complexity.
No. Pearson's is closed Monday–Tuesday year-round. Wed–Sun only: Wed–Thu 10am–2pm, Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–9pm, Sun 10am–6pm.
Wed–Thu mornings (10am–12pm) are the calmest. Peak crowds are mid-October Sat–Sun afternoons (2pm–5pm). Plan accordingly.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Wed-Sun (closed Mon-Tue). Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
1357 N 6th Rd, Eagle, NE 68347, in Lancaster County. It is one of 2 patches we track in Lincoln Region.
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pearsonspumpkinplace.com
Checked August 2026.