Four pumpkin patches each offer something different for visitors to Crawford County in Southeast Kansas: a mini-amusement park for kids, an old fashioned pumpkin patch, plus an active farm with numerous photo opportunities.
Ol’ Yale Farms
Ol’ Yale Farms includes a kid-friendly “playground for giants”, Tire Mountain, zip line, and other activities. Local artisans frequently do demonstrations during regular hours.
Established in 2018, Ol’ Yale Farms is located at 306 S 250th St just north of Frontenac and Pittsburg. It is open Saturdays & Sundays 10a-5p.
For pricing and other details visit OlYaleFarms.com or call 620-235-0664. For updates, follow them on Facebook.
Redds Pumpkin Patch
Pumpkin Stand – 1111 S Hugh, Frontenac (corner of Atkinson St and Joplin St)
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Widmar Pumpkin Patch
Widmar Pumpkin Patch is a small pumpkin patch off the beaten path with pumpkins of all sizes and shapes, corn stalk bundles, gourds, hay bales and mums.
The Widmar Pumpkin Patch is located at 109 W 2nd St in Franklin, just north of Pittsburg and Frontenac. It is open sunrise to sunset every day.
For pricing, details and updates, follow them on Facebook or call 620-762-2857.
Wood Farms Pumpkin Patch
Wood Farms Pumpkin Patch sits on a 78 acre active farm with numerous photo opportunities for families, including a hay maze, hay ride, combine slides/play set & more.
Established in 2005, Wood Farms Pumpkin Patch is located at 1108 S 200th St just south of Pittsburg. It is open Saturdays & Sundays 12p-6p.
For pricing, details and updates, follow them on Facebook or call 620-249-5223.
NOTE: After 25 years, Steve and Ruth Zimmerman retired the Hickory Creek Farms pumpkin patch near McCune prior to the 2020 season.