Admission Fee
This year the entry fee to the pumpkin patch is $3 per person. Ages 2 and under are free. Admission includes all areas of the patch, children's garden, photo opportunities, and the corn maze.
Pumpkin Patch Hours
The patch will be open every day during the month of October.
Special hours:
9:00am to 4:00pm
Parking
Parking will be available on the weekends and during fall break (Oct 7-13). Parking pasture is located right past the farm stand to the right on Kula Hwy. Look for the parking banner.
Activities & Food
Drinks and snacks will be available for sale during the week. The weekends will be filled with: lots of 'ono food, goodies, farm games, jumping castles, face painting, shave ice, pumpkin carving, costume contests, and lots of fun!
Pumpkins
We have all kinds of pumpkins available, in different sizes, colors, and varieties this year. Find your perfect carving pumpkin, pie pumpkin, giant or little. We also have decorative gourds, Indian corn, and a large selection of carving tools and fun stuff to accessorize.
Group & School Tours
Group and school tours are available for groups of 10 paid students, 15 total people, or more. To make a reservation please email: KulaCountryFarms@hawaii.rr.com
Frequently asked questions
What are the Pumpkin Patch hours?
The patch will be open every day for the month of October. 9:00am to 4:00pm
The pumpkin patch runs from October 1st to October 31st
Where is the Pumpkin Patch parking?
Parking will be available on the weekends and during fall break (7th-13th). 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 $3 per person. Ages 2 and under are free. Admission includes all areas of the patch, children's garden, photo opportunities, and the corn maze.
What form of payments do you accept?
We accept cash and credit cards. We do not accept checks (certain group reservations may pay with a business check).
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. Hot BBQ plate lunches, hot dogs, chow fun, burgers, corn on the cob, shave ice, and lots of other goodies will be available on the weekends.
Picnic tables and tent areas are available on a first come basis. Feel free to bring a picnic blanket and umbrella for the lawn.
No alcohol is allowed.
Is the farm stand open for business and do we have to pay the entrance fee to shop there?
Only the Patch will require an entrance fee. The farm stand is open everyday and will be stocked with lots of our cooking pumpkins, mini pumpkins, squashes, corn, and of course our fresh strawberries, blueberries, farm fresh produce, flowers, succulent pumpkins, plants, and holiday gifts.
Are dogs or other pets allowed?
We are sorry, dogs and other animals are not permitted on the farm. ADA service animals are always welcome.
Do you do group tours?
Having a big sale, on-site celebrity, or other event? Be sure to announce it so everybody knows and gets excited about it.
Are there restrooms available?
Yes, we have portable restroom facilities and hand washing stations available at the top entrance of the farm.
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, Indian corn, sunflowers, and squashes of all kinds for cooking. We also have a huge selection of carving kits and holiday items for sale.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
We recommend wearing comfortable closed-toe 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. Please do not let your children (adults or service animals) sit in the wagons, they flip over easily and your child could get injured.
Mahalo for supporting local agriculture! Have fun!