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Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest

📍 3265 W 2000 N, Rexburg, ID🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 From $8/person

A community-popular fourth-annual fall festival in Rexburg with nightly storytelling, hayrides, a pumpkin cannon, and farmyard activities, priced affordably at $8 per person (3 and under free), operating all of October, M–F 4–7pm and Saturdays 10am–7pm — but the farm's 2026 opening and closing dates are not yet confirmed.

Aerial view of Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest in Rexburg, ID

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Pumpkin PatchHay RidesFairytale ForestPumpkin CannonFood BarnCorn BoxStorytelling

General admission $8 per person; ages 3 and under free

Rough cost for a family of four: about $32.00 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.

Our take

Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest is a community-oriented fall festival in Rexburg (Madison County) in its fourth year. The farm features a Fairytale Forest with nightly storytelling at 5:30pm, hay rides, a pumpkin cannon, a corn box, and farmyard activities, all included in a moderate $8-per-person admission (children 3 and under free). A food barn provides concessions.

The storytelling draw

Nightly storytelling in the Fairytale Forest at 5:30pm is the signature element and a genuine differentiator from activity-heavy commercial farms. This appeals to families with younger children (3–8 age range) who engage with themed storytelling environments. The nightly consistency means you can plan around that timing.

The operating schedule

Monday–Friday hours are 4–7pm (evening-only access); Saturday is 10am–7pm. This is a narrow weekday window that works for families finishing work or school but not for flexible daytime visits. Weekends offer full Saturday days. If you have a weekday morning or midday free, you will need to visit on a different week.

Rexburg’s location and appeal

Rexburg sits in the heart of Eastern Idaho, home to Brigham Young University–Idaho. The community has strong family orientation and local pride. This festival reflects local values (storytelling, community, moderate pricing) more than a commercial tour-operator aesthetic.

Admission value

At $8 per person (3 and under free), this is a moderate, straightforward rate. For a family of four with one very young child, the math works: $8 + $8 + $0 + $8 = $24 total.

Activities included

Hay rides, pumpkin cannon, corn box, and Fairytale Forest access are bundled in admission. Food is à la carte. This is transparent bundling with no surprise activity fees.

The corn box

Mentioned as an activity but not detailed. Corn boxes are typically sandbox-like structures filled with dried corn kernels for children to play in, similar to a corn pit. Confirm what the corn box offers when you call.

Early October is calmer

As with most farms, October peak season hits hardest in mid-to-late October. Early October in Rexburg, on a weekday evening, will feel markedly quieter than a Saturday afternoon in late October.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

All of October 2026 (specific dates not yet confirmed). Monday–Friday hours are 4–7pm (evening only), Saturday is 10am–7pm. Nightly storytelling in the Fairytale Forest at 5:30pm is a core draw. Call 208-356-3321 or email treehousenurserycompany@gmail.com to confirm 2026 opening date.

How long to budget

Two to three hours for Fairytale Forest, storytelling, pumpkin cannon, hayrides, and farmyard activities. One hour suffices if you focus on storytelling and one activity.

Crowds

A community-popular venue with storytelling and moderate admission ($8 per person) will draw steady families. October is peak season everywhere. Early October is calmer than late October. Evenings (M–F 4–7pm) are quieter than Saturday 10am–7pm.

Parking

On-site at Treehouse Nursery; details not specified. A nursery property typically has standard parking.

What to bring

  • Layers for October evenings in Rexburg (higher elevation, earlier cooling than Boise)
  • Card or cash for admission ($8 per person; 3 and under free)
  • Jacket for 5:30pm storytelling outdoors in October evening

How to spend less here

  • Admission is $8 per person; children 3 and under are free. A family of two adults and two young kids (one 3 and under, one 4+) pays $24 total ($8 + $8 + $0 + $8).
  • At $8 per head with kids 3 and under free, this is a straightforward, moderate rate to plan around.
  • Activities mentioned (hay rides, pumpkin cannon, corn box, storytelling) are included with admission — no à la carte fees listed.
  • Food barn (concessions) is separate.

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families with young children (storytelling and themed attractions suit 3–8 age range)
  • Anyone interested in community-oriented, locally-owned fall experiences over commercial festivals
  • Households wanting evening fall activities — the weekday 4–7pm window works for families finishing work
  • Storytelling fans — the nightly 5:30pm Fairytale Forest storytelling is a distinct draw

Skip it if

You need daytime weekday access. Monday–Friday close at 7pm, with only 4–7pm available. If you work a standard day job, weekday visits require the 4–7pm window, which may be rushed. You also need to call to confirm 2026 exact dates.

Common questions

What time is the storytelling in the Fairytale Forest?

Nightly storytelling at 5:30pm. This is the signature draw of the festival and runs every operating day at the same time.

Are children under 3 really free?

Yes. Admission is $8 per person for ages 4 and up; children 3 and under are admitted free.

What is included in the $8 admission?

Admission includes access to the Fairytale Forest with nightly storytelling at 5:30pm, hay rides, pumpkin cannon, corn box, and farmyard activities. Concessions (food barn) are separate.

Is the pumpkin cannon appropriate for young kids?

The pumpkin cannon is listed as an activity but no age details are provided. Call 208-356-3321 to confirm whether it is kid-friendly or adult-only.

When does the 2026 festival open?

Specific opening date is not yet published. The festival runs 'all of October' historically, but confirm the exact 2026 start date by calling or emailing the nursery.

When is Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: All of October (fourth annual event; specific 2026 dates not yet confirmed). Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest cost?

Admission starts at $8 per person. General admission $8 per person; ages 3 and under free

Where is Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest?

3265 W 2000 N, Rexburg, ID, in Madison County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Eastern Idaho.

How Treehouse Nursery Fall Fest compares in Eastern Idaho

We track 4 patches in Eastern Idaho. At $8 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $8.

One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 4 patches we track in Eastern Idaho had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.

Other patches near Rexburg

There are 6 other patches we track in Madison County. All Eastern Idaho patches →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openAll of October (fourth annual event; specific 2026 dates not yet confirmed)
HoursM-F 4-7pm, Sat 10am-7pm
AdmissionFrom $8
CountyMadison County
RegionEastern Idaho

Sources

Checked August 2026.