Pick-your-own beauties
Wander the patch for classic orange winners, plus a huge selection of squash and heirloom winter squash.
Pumpkins bigger than your grin, string lights after 5, train rides, a giant slide, and enough Indian corn to decorate the whole porch. Come play at Punky's — free admission every day.
Pick your perfect pumpkin, chase the kids down the slide, hop the train, and stick around when the lights blink on. Bring your people — picnic tables are waiting.
Wander the patch for classic orange winners, plus a huge selection of squash and heirloom winter squash.
Nine jump houses, train rides, and Johnny Popper hay rides — every day of the season.
Lights go on at 5 PM. Come visit one of the brightest patches in Sonoma County — we can't wait to see you.
More reasons to linger: Punky's Fun slide, jump houses, train and hay rides, corn pit, and fun photo ops with our custom cartoon billboards. On weekends, treat yourself to cotton candy, snow cones, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and other delicious goodies.
Free admission every day — we never charge general admission, any day of the week. For the 2026 season: unlimited wristband $25 (all 9 jump houses, Fun slide, tractor hay ride, train ride & corn pit) — or take tickets. One adult rides free with any paying child.
Jewel-toned Indian corn, mini pumpkins, and all the fall color your front porch can handle. Grab a bundle (or three) before you head home. For the 2026 season: classic orange pumpkins are 99¢ per pound; most specialty pumpkins are $1.09/lb — and little cuties like gourds, munchkins, Caspertinas, and midnights are mixed pricing (just ask at the patch).
2026 season: Thursday, October 1 through Saturday, October 31.
| Monday–Friday | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Saturday–Sunday | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Halloween (Oct 31 only) | 9:00 AM – dark |
We never charge general admission, any day of the week — walk in, start smiling, pay for pumpkins and rides as you go.
No stock. No AI. Just the patch, the produce, and a little twilight magic.






Come take photos under the lights — or pose with our 1946 and 1952 Chevy trucks. Snap your favorites, then tag us on Instagram at @punkyspumpkins so we can cheer you on.
The name comes from Morgan — nicknamed “Punk” at age three. Founded in 1995 by her dad Mike (“Pumpkin Mike”), the farm grew from two acres to the twenty acres of pumpkins and squash we grow now. Today Kim and Morgan keep the tradition going — same dirt, bigger smiles.
In loving memory of Mike Gutzman, who passed away December 29, 2025.