Apples are ready Picking daily 9 to 5
Apples are ready Picking daily 9 to 5
Our biggest weekend of the year
The last weekend of September
One weekend, every year, the whole farm runs flat out. Hayrack rides out to the patch all day, live music going, the bakery frying cider donuts as fast as it can, and the candy cannon at 1pm sharp on both days. It is all included in one ticket, thirty five minutes north of Kansas City.
Last weekend of September · Candy cannon at 1pm · All 16 activities included · 35 minutes from Kansas City
The weekend itself
This is the biggest weekend we run. Everything on the farm is open, everything is included, and nothing costs extra once you are through the gate.
The tractor runs out to the pumpkin patch and back all day long, both days. It is included, so ride it as many times as you like.
One o’clock sharp, Saturday and Sunday. Get there a few minutes early if you want your kids near the front.
Music plays through the weekend while the farm fills up. [CONFIRM: who is playing in 2026 and the set times.]
Cider donuts fried through the day from our own pressed cider, plus cider slushies, hot spiced cider, caramel apples and kettle corn.
The corn crib
Hay mountain
The carousel
One ticket, sixteen ways to wear them out
There is no separate Pumpkin Fest ticket. Regular fall weekend admission gets you the festival and the whole farm with it.
All 16 activities, the hayrack ride out to the patch, live music, the candy cannon, parking and a picking bag. Pumpkins and fruit are priced by weight after you pick.
Every ticket link on this page goes to /tickets, so the checkout URL only ever has to be updated in one place.
The patch
The hayrack drops you at the patch and you walk the rows and cut your own. Pick from the vine, not from a pile.
Pumpkins are priced by weight after you pick, the same way the fruit is. There is a full rundown of varieties, what the patch is like and when to come on the pumpkin patch page, so we will not repeat it here.
Before you come out
Pumpkin Fest runs the last weekend of September, Saturday and Sunday, at Historic Weston Orchard in Weston, Missouri.
No. There is one farm ticket and it covers the festival along with everything else on the property. Fall weekend admission is $17.99 for ages 3 to 64 and $14.99 for seniors 65 and over. Tickets are here.
1pm sharp, both Saturday and Sunday.
Yes. The hayrack runs out to the pumpkin patch and back all day on both days, and it is covered by admission. No tokens, no wristbands, no upsell at every corner.
Yes, live music plays across the weekend.
About 35 minutes north. We are at 18545 County Road H in Weston, Missouri, 12 minutes from Leavenworth, 15 from Platte City and 25 from Parkville.
All 16 activities, plus the fall-only ones: the two-acre corn maze, the corn crib, hay mountain, the zinnia garden, the apple cannons and the Apple Express. The carousel runs on weekends.
Getting here
Fifty acres in Weston, Missouri, thirty five minutes north of Kansas City and twelve from Leavenworth. Parking is free.
Address18545 County Road H, Weston, MO 64098Phone(816) 640-4013Emailhistoricwestonorchard@gmail.comSeason hoursDaily 9am to 5pm, May through November
12 minLeavenworth15 minPlatte City25 minParkville30 minAtchison35 minKansas City40 minSt. Joseph
Come wear them out
One ticket, sixteen ways to wear them out, and a hayrack that keeps going all day. Voted one of the top 10 orchards in America by USA Today, 4.6 stars across 421 Google reviews, and thirty five minutes from Kansas City.
