Residents in southwest Oklahoma can visit a local pumpkin patch every weekend in October when the fourth pumpkin patch in the area opens this Friday. Jahns Pumpkin Hill in Cyril will open its pumpkin patch starting Friday, Sept. 25 and will be open daily through Saturday, Nov. 7.

After Saville's Market in Snyder opened for its first season on Friday, Sept. 18, southwest Oklahoma is now home to four local pumpkin patches, including Bigfoot Ranch Pumpkin Patch in Apache, Sweet Pickins Pumpkin Patch in Altus and Jahns Pumpkin Hill in Cyril.

Jahns Pumpkin Hill Cyril

Jahns Pumpkin Hill in Cyril is the longest running pumpkin patch in southwest Oklahoma. The pumpkin patch first opened in 2002. It started out as a small pumpkin patch and has since grown into family fall destination offering a large pumpkin patch, hay ride, petting zoo, slide, jumping pillow, zip line, corn maze and haybale maze.

Jahns Pumpkin Hill will open for the 2026 season on Friday, Sept. 25 and will be open daily through Saturday, Nov. 7. The pumpkin patch will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays. Jahns Pumpkin Hill is located at 46154 County St. 2710, east of Cyril.

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Jahns Pumpkin Hill Admission

General admission to Jahns Pumpkin Hill is $12 per person. If visiting the pumpkin patch with 10 or more people, then admission is $10 per person. Active duty soldiers and police officers receive free admission, and their dependents receive $10 admission. Children ages three and younger are admitted free.

Admission to Jahns Pumpkin Hill can be purchased online or at the gate. For more information about Jahns Pumpkin Hill, visit the pumpkin patch's official website.

 

 

 

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