For many Redlands families, fall does not feel official until Live Oak Canyon Pumpkin Farm is open again.

The 2026 season runs through November 2, turning the working farm on Live Oak Canyon Road into a large fall festival.

The attraction advertises rides, games, a corn maze, food, flower gardens, family photo opportunities and animal experiences.

The scale is important to understand before you go.

This is not simply a roadside stand where families pick a pumpkin and leave fifteen minutes later.

It can easily become a multi-hour outing, particularly with children who want to explore the rides and attractions.

Hours vary by day, and the farm has several scheduled closure dates during the season.

The official calendar lists weekday evening hours, longer weekend hours and closure dates.

Admission is sold at the front entrance, and pricing varies by day.

Checking the calendar before getting in the car is one of the easiest ways to avoid a disappointing trip.

Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing and enough time to explore make the day easier.

Live Oak Canyon remains one of the area’s signature seasonal traditions because it can be as simple or elaborate as a family wants to make it.