A private-residence seasonal display of approximately 2,800 carved pumpkins, not a working pumpkin patch or farm — free public viewing in the weeks leading up to Halloween.
Free public display
Free to walk in. Your spend here is whatever you choose — pumpkins, food, and any paid activities. That makes it a low-risk stop if you are not sure how long the kids will last.
The Pumpkin House in Kenova (Wayne County) is not a pumpkin patch or farm. It is a private residence that, for the weeks leading up to Halloween, displays approximately 2,800 carved pumpkins. The display is free to view publicly, and it functions as a roadside photo opportunity and seasonal attraction rather than an operational venue with hours, activities, or staff.
Think of it as a neighborhood Halloween display scaled up to a major event. Some homes put elaborate Christmas lights on their property in December; this homeowner creates an elaborate pumpkin display in October. The draw is photography, novelty, and Halloween atmosphere — not pumpkin picking, farm animals, or attractions.
A display of 2,800 carved pumpkins is visually striking and Instagram-friendly. Families visiting Kenova or driving through the area often stop for photos. The novelty is high; the experience is low-friction. You park nearby, walk to the display, take photos, and leave.
Exact dates are not published. Assume late October (October 20–31, 2026, based on typical Halloween-display timing), but this is an estimate. The display is on a residential street (Beech Street, Kenova) with no formal hours, ticketing, or parking lot. Visit during daylight or early evening when the display is well-lit for photography. Avoid trespassing on the property; view from the street.
If you are planning to visit specifically, search for “Pumpkin House Kenova” on social media or contact Kenova city tourism to confirm 2026 display status and dates.
This listing appears in the batch because it is a notable fall/Halloween attraction in Kenova. But it is fundamentally different from the other entries. You cannot pick a pumpkin here, take a hayride, or visit a farm. You can drive by, view the display, and take photos.
The Pumpkin House is a quick, zero-cost stop if you are already in Kenova or passing through. It is not a destination worth driving an hour to see unless you are deeply enthusiastic about Halloween displays or need a memorable photo backdrop.
This is not a pumpkin patch. It is a seasonal art/holiday display. Treat it as such. If you are in the area and want a 20-minute Halloween photo op, it is worth a stop. If you are seeking a working farm, u-pick pumpkins, or activities, go elsewhere.
Weeks leading up to Halloween (assume late October, likely October 20–31, 2026, but exact dates are not confirmed). This is a display only, not a ticketed event with set hours. Treat it as a roadside photo opportunity that is best visited during daylight and favorable weather.
15 to 30 minutes for viewing and photography. This is not a multiple-hour experience.
Unknown. A public display on a residential street likely draws walk-up traffic on pleasant evenings and weekends in late October. Expect moderate to busy on Halloween week.
On-street or nearby. The display is on Beech Street, Kenova. Plan for limited parking in a residential area.
Not specified. The display is outdoors on a residential street; accessibility depends on Beech Street sidewalk/curb conditions.
You are looking for a pumpkin patch to pick from, farm animals, mazes, or active attractions. This is a static display only, and it is free specifically because it is not a ticketed, operational venue.
No. This is a private-residence display of carved pumpkins, not a working farm or patch. The display is for viewing and photography only.
Weeks leading up to Halloween (likely late October). Exact dates are not confirmed. Treat it as an informal display without set hours; visit during daylight hours on pleasant days.
Free. It is a public seasonal display on a private residence.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Weeks leading up to Halloween. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission is free. Free public display
748 Beech Street, Kenova, WV, in Wayne County. It is one of 17 patches we track in West Virginia.
We track 17 patches in West Virginia, 2 of which are free to walk into. Entry here costs nothing, which puts it in the minority even in a region with several free options.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 7 of the 17 patches we track in West Virginia had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 4 other patches we track in Wayne County. All West Virginia patches →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
Checked August 2026.