A large Tulsa-area operation with 30+ attractions and early-evening hours, strong for families wanting a full day and tolerant of crowds on weekends; also runs a separate haunted attraction on October nights.
General admission $14.99 for age 2+; children under 2 free
Rough cost for a family of four: about $59.96 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.
Pumpkin Town is an amusement destination that happens to include a pumpkin patch, not the reverse. Established in 1999 and operated on 20 acres in northwest Tulsa, it offers over 30 attractions including Thunder Mountain Slides, a jumping pillow, corn maze, trains, face painting, petting zoo, pony rides, and pumpkin shopping. If you are looking for a traditional farm experience, go elsewhere. If you want a full day of mixed activities for a family with kids of varying ages, this is built for that.
The farm runs 10am to 8pm, Tuesday through Sunday, closed Mondays. The 8pm close is a genuine advantage if your household prefers evening visits or has work/school commitments during the day. The trade-off is timing in October: by late October, dusk arrives by 6pm, so an 8pm close means your outdoor activities finish in fading light or dark. Early October is different — you still have good daylight at 8pm and can use the full evening. Pick accordingly.
With 30+ options on 20 acres, choosing which attractions to prioritize matters. You cannot do everything in three hours. Some families circle the must-dos (kids’ ages determine these: pony rides, slides, mazes) and skip the rest. Others extend to four or five hours. Free parking and on-site food vendors mean you do not need to leave the property for lunch.
General admission is $14.99 per person, ages 2 and up. Children under 2 are free. All attractions listed are covered by admission — there are no separate ride tickets or activity fees. Food vendors operate on-site but are not included in admission.
Pumpkin Town also operates Insanity Farms, a separate haunted attraction, on select Friday and Saturday evenings from 7pm to midnight in October. This is a different ticketed experience with its own admission, not bundled with the daytime farm admission. Know which one you are buying.
A seven-day-a-week operation until 8pm means traffic is steady rather than concentrated on weekends. Weekends and weekday evenings attract after-school/after-work crowds. Tuesday through Thursday mornings are noticeably lighter, which is a real advantage if your schedule permits it.
September 25 through November 1, 2026, Tuesday through Sunday. Hours are 10am to 8pm daily (closed Mondays). Tuesday through Thursday mornings are less crowded than weekends. Early October is warm but seasonal; late October cools and shortens daylight, so an 8pm close means you finish near or after dusk.
Three to five hours depending on how many of the 30+ attractions you try and how you pace yourself. Full-day visitors often aim for arrival by early afternoon to use all the daylight.
Open seven days a week and until 8pm means steady-stream traffic rather than concentrated weekend spikes. Weekends and weekday evenings are busier; Tuesday-Thursday mornings are lighter.
Free parking on-site. The farm is on 20 acres in northwest Tulsa, so parking lot rather than field parking is standard.
Not published by the farm. Contact 918-640-6586 to confirm parking, restroom, and wheelchair-accessible route information before visiting.
You want a quiet or low-key experience — with 30+ attractions on 20 acres and open until 8pm, crowds are steady, especially weekends. Also skip if you prefer traditional hayrides and corn mazes over amusement rides; Pumpkin Town is carnival-style, not pastoral.
Admission is $14.99 for ages 2 and up; children under 2 are free. This includes access to all attractions on the property (corn maze, Thunder Mountain Slides, jumping pillow, trains, face painting, petting zoo, pony rides, pumpkin patch). Food vendors operate separately — food is not included in admission.
Yes. Pumpkin Town also operates Insanity Farms, a haunted attraction, on select Friday and Saturday nights from 7pm to midnight in October. That is a separate experience with separate admission, not included in the daytime admission.
Arriving by 3pm on weekdays or 2pm on weekends gives four to five hours before close. Late October evenings darken by 6pm, so early arrival is better if you prefer daylight activities.
Tuesday through Thursday mornings tend to be lighter than weekends. Weekday evenings (4pm to 8pm) attract after-school and after-work crowds.
September 25 – November 1, 2026. Tuesday-Sunday. Hours: 10am-8pm Tuesday-Sunday; Closed Mondays.
Admission starts at $14.99 per person. General admission $14.99 for age 2+; children under 2 free
6060 S. Garnett Rd, Tulsa, OK 74146, in Tulsa County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Tulsa Region.
We track 3 patches in Tulsa Region. At $14.99 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $14.99.
Its season runs about 38 days against a regional average of 38, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There are 2 other patches we track in Tulsa County. All Tulsa Region patches →
pumpkintownfarm.com
Checked August 2026.