A large Tulsa-area farm with 90+ pumpkin varieties, 15-acre corn maze, and diverse activities, open daily in October with one major festival weekend — pricing and exact dates are not confirmed for 2026.
Various activities have small individual costs; many free
Pleasant Valley Farms is a large agritourism operation in Sand Springs with 90+ pumpkin varieties from 13 countries, a 15-acre corn maze, and a long activity list (hayrides, duck races, petting zoo, slides, barnyard animals, photo ops). One select weekend in October hosts a major festival with live bluegrass music, fire pits, vendor food, and entertainment. This is a destination farm, not a casual pumpkin stand, but it requires work to plan because confirmed 2026 dates are not published.
Ninety pumpkin varieties from 13 countries is genuinely exceptional. If you are a pumpkin enthusiast or collector, this farm is built for you. Standard pumpkin patches carry 3-5 common varieties. This farm is a different scale. The trade-off: not every variety is available in quantity, and availability can vary week to week as pumpkins are sold and harvested.
The farm’s corn maze is a significant draw. Plan 1-2 hours for this activity depending on how lost your group gets and how seriously you take puzzle solving. Corn mazes suit kids age 5+. Younger toddlers may not have the attention span or height/reach to enjoy the experience.
The farm lists ten specific activities: pumpkin patch, pumpkin chucking, hayrides, 15-acre corn maze, duck races, corn box, cowbell toss, barnyard animals, slides, and photo opportunities. However, it states “Various activities have small individual costs; many free.” This is vague. Some farms include everything with admission; others charge per activity. Call 918-248-5647 to ask:
One select Saturday in October hosts the major fall event: live bluegrass, on-site vendor food, fire pits, and entertainment. This is the busiest day of the season and the day with the most atmosphere. The exact date for 2026 has not been announced. Call the farm to confirm which Saturday it is scheduled for, and plan accordingly if festival atmosphere is your draw. Festival day typically includes extra costs beyond admission (vendor food, entertainment tips, fire pit fees).
Exact 2026 opening and closing dates are not published. Historical patterns suggest the farm opens early October and runs through October 31st or early November, daily. Call 918-248-5647 to confirm when it opens for fall 2026 before driving.
Pleasant Valley is one of Oklahoma’s largest agritourism operations, described in research notes as a “gold standard” venue. That reputation is built on scale, variety, and longevity, not on having all the answers published online. Expect to call with questions and get thorough answers from experienced staff.
October daily, based on historical patterns. Exact season start and end dates are not published for 2026. Contact 918-248-5647 to confirm when the farm opens in fall 2026. Peak season is mid-October through late October. One select weekend in October hosts the major fall festival with live bluegrass, fire pits, and vendors; call the farm to confirm which weekend in 2026.
Three to five hours. The 15-acre corn maze alone takes 1-2 hours. Combined with pumpkin selection from 90+ varieties, hayrides, duck races, and other activities, plan a full afternoon or longer.
Not published. Expect busier weekends than weekdays. The festival weekend (one select Saturday in October) will be the busiest day of the season with live entertainment, vendor food, and fire pits. Mid-October weekday visits are likely lighter.
Not published. Rural farm parking is typical — field or lot, possible soft ground after rain.
Not published by the farm. Contact 918-248-5647 to ask about wheelchair access, restroom facilities, and accommodations for a 15-acre property with significant walking.
You need confirmed 2026 dates before driving. The farm has not published exact opening and closing dates for 2026. You must call (918-248-5647) to confirm when it opens and which weekend hosts the fall festival. Also skip if you have young toddlers (under 3) — the corn maze and extended activity list favor older kids.
The farm is open daily in October based on historical patterns, but 2026 exact dates are not published. Call 918-248-5647 to confirm when it opens in fall 2026 and when it closes.
The farm lists pumpkin patch, pumpkin chucking, hayrides, 15-acre corn maze, duck races, corn box, cowbell toss, barnyard animals, slides, and photo opportunities. However, it states 'Various activities have small individual costs; many free.' Call 918-248-5647 to ask which are included with admission and which have separate fees.
The farm hosts one select weekend in October with live bluegrass, fire pits, on-site vendors, and special entertainment. The exact weekend for 2026 has not been announced. Call 918-248-5647 to confirm the date.
The farm offers over 90 pumpkin varieties from 13 countries, which is exceptional. If pumpkin diversity is your draw, this farm is worth the trip. However, not all varieties are guaranteed to be available in all quantities.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Daily during October. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Various activities have small individual costs; many free
22200 W 71st St S, Sand Springs, OK, in Tulsa County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Tulsa Region.
We track 3 patches in Tulsa Region. 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 hayrides, which most Tulsa Region patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 3 patches we track in Tulsa Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other patches we track in Tulsa County. All Tulsa Region patches →
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Checked August 2026.