The 14 Best Pumpkin Patches in the USA
| October 20, 2017
5. Pumpkin Hollow – Piggott, Arkansas
Pumpkin Hollow is an Arkansas farm best known for their annual Halloween haunted house called Horror in the Hollow. Not only do they have tons of freaky places to explore, like Misery Manor and Bubba’s Butcher Barn, you can also take part in some classic zombie paintball.
If you’re looking for more family-friendly fun, their pumpkin patch is open from mid-September until the end of October. They offer plenty of classic farm activities for kids, as well as unique opportunities to host your own events, like weddings and picnics, on the farm.
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