A Longmont orchard and pumpkin patch combo open Tuesday through Sunday, operating through November, with apple cider donuts as the signature draw; exact 2026 dates and hours have not been published.
Ya Ya Farm & Orchard is a Longmont operation that combines orchard and pumpkin patch in one property, with apple cider donuts as the signature item worth planning a visit around. The Tuesday-through-Sunday operating pattern and November closing date make it a different animal than weekend-only patches — you have flexibility on weekdays, and you can still find pumpkins and fall activities well into November.
The research notes specifically call out apple cider donuts as worth visiting for. This suggests seasonal baking, not mass-produced. Peak donut season is typically early-to-mid fall when freshly pressed cider is available and the baking is at its height. By November, the operation may wind down. If the donuts are your primary draw, plan a mid-September-through-October visit to catch them while the baking is in full rotation.
Contact the farm to ask whether donuts are made fresh daily and whether you should call ahead to reserve some, especially if you are visiting on a weekday when production might be lower.
Having both on one property means you can pick fresh fruit or buy it ready-picked while you are handling pumpkin selection. The combination suggests a farm-focused operation rather than a carnival festival — you are there for the produce and the seasonal experience, not rides or a crowded maze.
Most pumpkin patches cluster their busiest days on weekends. Ya Ya’s Tuesday-through-Sunday schedule means you have Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday as lower-crowd options. If your work or school schedule allows a weekday outing, this is the farm to consider.
When most Front Range patches close by early November (Halloween is the natural end point), Ya Ya Farm operates through November. If you are planning a late-season, post-Halloween outing or want to pick pumpkins for Thanksgiving decoration, this location has the extended window.
Longmont is at about 5,000 feet. By late September, fall weather is real; by November, it is genuinely cold, especially in the evening. Bring a jacket for an evening visit or a late-season trip. Daytime November temperatures on the Front Range often stay in the 40s-50s, so layers are essential.
The website does not list specific 2026 dates or hours. Contact the farm through yayafarmandorchard.com to confirm:
The research notes indicate Tuesday-Sunday operation through November, suggesting a late-season focus. The apple cider donuts are the specialty worth planning for, which means catching the farm while they are still making them fresh — likely September through late October at peak, potentially into early November. Exact 2026 dates and operating hours have not been published. Visit yayafarmandorchard.com or call to confirm the 2026 schedule before visiting.
Two to three hours. A smaller-scale operation, not a full-day festival, but the orchard and pumpkin patch together warrant a solid half-morning or afternoon visit.
Open Tuesday-Sunday suggests steadier, less peak-concentrated crowds than weekend-only farms, though Saturdays and Sundays will still be busier.
Not documented. Expect on-site farm parking.
Not documented. Contact the farm through their website to discuss accessibility needs.
You want a full itinerary of carnival-style attractions; this is an orchard-and-pumpkin operation focused on farm products, not rides or elaborate mazes. Also skip it if you need published 2026 dates before committing — the website does not list them yet.
Not published. The research indicates Tuesday-Sunday operation through November in past patterns, but exact 2026 dates are not confirmed. Visit yayafarmandorchard.com or contact the farm directly to confirm.
Likely, but not confirmed. The fact that they are highlighted as a specialty suggests seasonal baking. Contact the farm to ask when donuts are available and whether you should call ahead to reserve some.
Yes. The farm operates Tuesday through Sunday, which gives you Tuesday-Friday options if you want to avoid weekend crowds.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Tue-Sun. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
6914 Ute Hwy, Longmont, CO 80503, in Boulder County. It is one of 8 patches we track in Front Range.
We track 8 patches in Front Range, 1 of which are free to walk into. 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 a market, bakery or taproom, which most Front Range patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 8 patches we track in Front Range had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other patches we track in Boulder County. All Front Range patches →
yayafarmandorchard.com
Checked August 2026.