See you at the Pumpkin Patch
Come visit us all month long in October, we will be open from 9am-4pm daily.
Kula Grown Pumpkins
Grown here not flown here! We grow 60+ varieties of edible and decorative pumpkins & squash right here on the slopes of Haleakala.
Field Trips
We would love to have your class or group join us at the pumpkin patch! Please sign up here:
Vendors
We will be hosting a variety of pop-up vendors selling all kinds of goodies all month long on the weekends and fall break.
Patch Info
Food & Drink
The patch will be open from October 1st to 31st.
Everyday from 9am to 4pm
Gates will close at 3:45pm
The farm stand will also be open during this time.
The entry fee for the month of October is $5 and free for those 3 & under.
Food & Drink
Food & Drink
Drinks and snacks will be available for sale during the week. Try our famous Kula Strawberry Lemonade.
We will have food available on the weekends!
Our famous candy shop will be open every day.
Maile Tea Company will be open every day selling a variety of coffee, matcha, smoothies, and tea.
We will have a limited amount of tables available as well as picnic areas for your 'ohana to enjoy.
Pumpkins
Pumpkins
Pick your perfect pumpkin.
We have all kinds Kula Grown pumpkins, squash, and gourds available in different sizes, colors, and varieties this year. They are grown & picked on our lower farm and hauled up and put out for our customers to enjoy safely.
Pumpkins are individually priced by size.
We also will have fresh picked marigolds and a limited supply of sunflowers for sale.
Photo Gallery
Frequently asked questions
What are the Pumpkin Patch hours?
The patch will be open every day for the month of October.
9:00am to 3:45pm.
The pumpkin patch runs from October 1st to October 31st. The farm stand will be open on October 31st until noon selling any pumpkins we have left.
Gates will close at 3:45 pm to allow us to clean up and close in a timely manner.
When is the best time to visit, with the least amount of people?
Weekday mornings are usually the slowest time for us.
Where is the Pumpkin Patch parking?
Parking will be available on the weekends. The parking is located in our pasture on Kula Hwy, right past the farm stand. Heading up on Kula Hwy, pass the farm stand, and take the next right. Look for the parking banners.
How much is the entry fee?
The entry fee is $5 per person. Ages 3 and under are free. Admission includes all areas of the patch, children's garden, photo opportunities, and the farm stand.
What form of payments do you accept?
We accept cash and credit cards. We do not accept checks.
Do you sell food and drinks?
There are no public drinking facilities on our farm. Bottled water, sodas, juices, our strawberry lemonade, and snacks will be available for sale at the patch and also at the farm stand. Some food will be available on the weekends.
Limited picnic tables and tent areas are available.
No alcohol is allowed on property.
Is the farm stand open for business?
Yes! The farm stand will be open everyday and will be stocked with lots of our cooking pumpkins, mini pumpkins, squashes, and of course our fresh strawberries, farm fresh produce, flowers, succulent pumpkins, plants, and holiday gifts.
Are dogs or other pets allowed?
Well behaved pets are welcome if on leash at all times. ADA service animals are always welcome.
Do you do group tours?
We will not be having any school or group tours this year.
Are there restrooms available?
We will have a limited amount of public restrooms on property. There are also public restrooms available across the street at the park.
Can we pet the animals?
Please be gentle & respectful to our farm animals, they are our family. They are on special diets because of their age, and we kindly ask that you do not feed them. Pet at your own risk.
What kind of pumpkins do you grow?
We grow all varieties of pumpkins. Green, pink, yellow, flat, round, bumpy, giant, wee tiny ones, and of course the orange ones! Decorative gourds, sunflowers, and squashes of all kinds for cooking. We also have a huge selection of carving kits and holiday items for sale. All pumpkins are grown here in Kula, Maui.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
We recommend wearing comfortable closed-toed shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. No high heels. Wagons are available on a first come basis. You are welcome to use them to carry pumpkins to the car, but we ask that you please return them back to the farm. We strongly recommend that you bring your own cart this year. Please do not let your children (or adults and service animals) sit in the wagons, they flip over easily and your child could get injured.
Mahalo for supporting local agriculture! Have fun!