Fall Festival. Cottonwood Creek Pumpkin Farm. Cottonwood Creek And Macarthur Blvd. Orr Family Farm Fall Festival. Chester's Party Barn And Farm. TG Farms Pumpkin Patch. McLemore Pumpkin Farm. Daze In A Maze. Pumpkin Festival and Flea Market. Sunshine Shelly's Pumpkin Patch. Browns Farm and Garden. While you're pumpkin hunting, amaze your friends by sharing these Pumpkin Facts: The Irish brought the tradition of pumpkin carving to America.
Originally, they carved turnips to celebrate All Hallows Eve - but pumpkins were plentiful in the states, and easier to handle. The largest pumpkin ever grown weighed 1, pounds.
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I use Discover Cars when I rent cars on my travels. Check availability and get a quote for a rental car for your trip here. Whether it be a wedding, date night, or a family outing with the kids, stay close to home or take a drive to get the small-town charm, Oklahoma has some of the best pumpkin patches in the Midwest with activities for all ages! Autumn is just around the corner, and that means all things pumpkin, cooler weather, and football for most Oklahomans!
From roasted pumpkin seeds, pumpkin candles, and of course pumpkin pies can all be made from locally grown pumpkin patches throughout the state. Pumpkins are a fall staple and here are some of the best pumpkin farms in Oklahoma to visit for all of your fall fun. Below, you will find a list of Oklahoma pumpkin patches grouped by location and activities that they offer.
Good to Know: Most pumpkin patches and pumpkin farms are small businesses located on family farms. This means that information like opening hours can change on very short notice. For those looking for hayrides, festivals, mazes, and pumpkin patches near Oklahoma City, Edmond, Norman, etc. From the farm-friendly petting zoo to the miniature golf course, there is a multitude of things to do.
This beautiful acre ranch is located just 3 miles northwest of Ada and hosts many spectacular events such as hayride, hay maze, hay slide, petting farm, and even a diamond dig! Activities run October 1 through October A little country bliss including a petting zoo, hammocks to relax, firepits, corn maze, hayrides, and of course pumpkin picking. Opening day is September 24, , and they are open through mid-December! Check their website directly for up-to-date information.
Check their website for up-to-date information. This family-oriented patch hosts private events, pumpkin picking, and pony rides along with a species petting zoo. This Wizard of Oz-themed event located right in the metro features a mini-village made out of pumpkins, gourds, and haystacks.
Crafted games, activities, entertainment, and unlimited rides on the carousel for all of your fall fun! Visit October 8 through October Visit their website for more information and times. One of the largest pumpkin patches in the OKC metro area, this award-winning pumpkin patch has it all from hayrides, zombie apocalypse paintball, and even camping! The full season begins October 8, however, you can pre-order your tickets beginning September 7th on their website. After picking your pumpkin, take a hayride, feed the many farm animals, have a picnic, or play on the playground.
Open September 25th through Thanksgiving weekend! This patch is just a short drive outside of the OKC metro, easiest-to-get-to pumpkin patches near Oklahoma City. Take a hayride or get lost in their three-acre maze, feed the barn friends, or take a slide down the giant slide! Reserve your tickets online. The annual come and go festival offers Hayrides, local vendors with yummy treats for purchase, as well as live entertainment.
A little bit of fun for the entire family! Visit their Facebook page for more information. The congregation — ranging from the young to the older members — enjoyed making two assembly lines and passing the pumpkins from the truck to the church lawn. Monday, church member Kurt Sampley and a few other men unloaded the pumpkins and several volunteers were expected to help spread the pumpkins and other gourds on the lawn so they could be sold beginning Tuesday.
More: How to get your home ready for cooler weather this fall and winter. Sampley said the church's pumpkin supplier, a Navajo reservation in Farmington, New Mexico, couldn't immediately find a truck driver to haul the pumpkins to their final destination in Oklahoma. Ranney said the pumpkins are not your ordinary pumpkins because they are part of the church's mission efforts. Plus the proceeds, what we make, are divided to help our weekend breakfast meal ministry on Saturday and Sunday, our children and youth ministries, Oklahoma Central Christian Camp and a small portion goes to pay for overhead for our men's fellowship.
Several other retailers and nonprofits said they had not experienced any delays in getting pumpkins, although one local organization said they couldn't find any hay bales to sell in their popular pumpkin patch. Marni Sigmon, development officer at Wings, a special-needs community at N Eastern, said the nonprofit had no problem getting pumpkins including specialty pumpkins and gourds, but they had to make special efforts to find hay bales because they couldn't find an available distributor.
She said they had plenty of pumpkins and other items for their annual Wings Fall Festival and Pumpkin Patch fundraiser. More: The best places in Oklahoma to see fall colors.
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