Branson Pumpkin Festival
Ride, play, and pick fall fun at a Branson pumpkin patch
Duration
6–8 hrs
Includes
Hayride, mini golf, tube slide
Highlights
Explore Shepherd's Pumpkin Fest with hayrides, barnyard animals, play areas, and seasonal treats. Choose general entry or add coaster, ropes course, and tower access with a Great Pumpkin Ticket.
- Ride the Jeep Hayride through the farm
- Play mini golf, yard games, bounce houses, and the Mega Tube Slide
- Meet barnyard animals and explore the TreeTop Sky Trail
- Create pumpkin art and capture fall photo opportunities
- Enjoy one Copperhead Mountain Coaster ride with a Great Pumpkin Ticket
What's Included
- Jeep Hayride
- TreeTop Sky Trail
- Super Mega Tube Slide
- Jump Pad and bounce houses
- 9-hole mini golf
- Barnyard animals and games
Important details
- Tickets are required for ages 4+; children age 3 and under receive free general admission
- Use your ticket only on its selected date and for one festival entry
- Sign a waiver before admission
- Enter at the Farm Entrance, 5586 W 76 Country Blvd
- Expect taxes and fees in addition to the listed price; Adult General Tickets have a 6% booking fee
- Plan for weather-related park or activity closures
- Arrive early for the hayride, coaster, and ropes course, which close one hour before park closing
- Expect separate charges for pumpkins, build-your-own scarecrows, and fall shakes and treats
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final.
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FAQs
Yes. Select the date you plan to visit—your ticket is valid only for that date.
Children ages 3 and under get free general admission activities. Ages 4+ require a ticket.
Yes. If you purchase the Great Pumpkin pass, you must sign waivers.
Meeting details
5586 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616-8129
Related locations
The Shepherd of the Hills
Admission includedSet among the wooded hills and hollows of the Ozark Mountains, The Shepherd of the Hills draws visitors into the world that inspired Harold Bell Wright's famous 1907 novel of the same name. Walking the original homestead grounds, you feel the quiet texture of Ozark pioneer life through restored cabins, a working grist mill, and sweeping views from Inspiration Tower. The Shepherd of the Hills remains one of Missouri's most enduring cultural landmarks.
