Whistle Pig Pumpkin Patch

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Whistle Pig Pumpkin Patch Pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides and group outings in the fall. Berry picking through the summer. See the website for hours. Go 1.6 miles and look for the signs!
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The Whistle Pig Pumpkin Patch is a 135 acre farm just outside the town of Noxen. It is nestled at the base of Schooley's Peak and adjacent to Bowman's Creek. The farm began in the 1870's as a dairy farm and is now being developed into a "pick your own" operation by the Field family. The farm is currently growing strawberries, summer and fall red raspberries, black raspberries, blackberries, pumpkins, and gourds. In the fall, there are hayrides, a corn maze, and rustic campfire outings in our wooded picnic areas. We are easy to find, just a short distance off the main highway between Dallas and Tunkhannock. From the Kingston/Wilkes Barre area:

Take 309N into the Back Mountain. Just past the McDonalds get in the right lane. Vear right following 309 at the traffic light near the Dallas Shopping Center and the old Friendly's restaurant. Go 7.8 miles, watching for a sign that says "To 29 South". At the bottom of the hill, turn left onto Lutes Corner Rd. Go .2 miles and turn left onto 29 South towards Noxen and Harveys Lake. From Harveys Lake:

Take Rt. 415 (near the old Hanson's Amusement Park) 1.2 miles to Route 29. Continue straight/slight right onto Route 29 north, towards Noxen. Proceed 3.1 miles to the center of town and make the sharp right turn following route 29 north. Proceed .7 miles to our farm. We are about 400' beyond the bridge and the United Methodist Church. From Tunkhannock:

Take Rt. 29 South. Approximately .25 miles after the Bowman's Creek Shell station, Veer right following Rt. 29 south towards Noxen and Harvey's Lake. Proceed 2.0 miles to our farm. Look for the signs!

We've got some fantastic fall color developing on the mountain right now and it's looking good for this weekend! I know ...
10/15/2026

We've got some fantastic fall color developing on the mountain right now and it's looking good for this weekend! I know it'll be chilly but we'll still be running hayrides as normal and it's fall, the weather does what it wants! Lots of big pumpkins to pick in the field! We've got the hot drink machine ready to go.

We are open Friday Oct 16th from 10:30am to 1pm and 5pm to 9pm for the corn maze slightly soggy edition plus pumpkin picking, raspberry picking and general sales, Saturday Oct 17th from 11am to 9pm and Sun Oct 18th from 11am to dark, running the hayrides from 11am to around 6pm plus all the fun things we normally have.

If this forecast holds, we will be getting a hard frost Saturday night, so this is the last week for raspberry and veget...
10/12/2026

If this forecast holds, we will be getting a hard frost Saturday night, so this is the last week for raspberry and vegetable picking! We will be open Tues Oct 13th and Fri Oct 16th from 10:30am to 1pm both days for raspberry, veggies and pumpkin picking as well as general sales. We won't have the corn maze oepn for the weekday midday because we need to close promptly at 1pm so I can go pick pumpkins.

We are always open Friday nights 5pm to 9pm for the moonlight corn maze, pumpkin picking and general sales, you can pick raspberries as well. Saturday looks chilly but we'll be open 11am to 9pm for everything plus hayrides. Sunday we will be open 11am to dark for all the things but the raspberries and veggies will be toast.

Okay, the weather is gross today (Sun Oct 11) and the rain started earlier than expected so I got a similar feeling to l...
10/11/2026

Okay, the weather is gross today (Sun Oct 11) and the rain started earlier than expected so I got a similar feeling to leaving the stove running at 3am when there was a lot of pumpkin boxes still to cover and wagons to put away. But hey, it was nice and quiet at 3am and everything got done!

We are open from 11am to 6pm today. We aren't running hayrides but you can still walk out to the pumpkin patch and pick in the rain if you'd like. You could even go through the corn maze if you wanted to get wild. There's pumpkins on the displays as well, including this big one that didn't sell yesterday, which I couldn't believe. I'm pretty sure it's around 60 pounds. I just picked it Thursday.

In the selling area under the tents, we do have the pumpkin decorating and scarecrow making set up as a paid activity if you want to get out of the house to do something. It's $4.50 for each activity. For the scarecrow making, you need to bring your own long sleeve shirt and pants but the pumpkin decorating includes a small pumpkin in the price.

Schedule for the daytime looks like it'll just be a Friday morning open but I'll update tomorrow when I've gotten some more sleep and can remember how to read my calendar.

Weekend fun time! Tonight (Friday Oct 9th) we are open 5pm to 9pm for the moonlight corn maze, pumpkin picking and gener...
10/09/2026

Weekend fun time! Tonight (Friday Oct 9th) we are open 5pm to 9pm for the moonlight corn maze, pumpkin picking and general sales with last entry to the maze around 8pm. The raspberries are still producing so you can come pick them anytime we are open. The weather for tomorrow Saturday looks amazing and we'll be open 11am to 9pm. The hayrides run from 11am to around 5:30pm. The corn maze takes around 45 minutes to do or if you get very lost in the dark, up to two hours. We have a map at the desk you can look at once you've gone through the maze but not before!

Sunday looks less nice but we'll still be open 11am to dark, we've got some groups coming out so if you just want to drive up and buy some pumpkins, we'll be here! We probably won't run public hayrides in the rain.

There is no admission fee for the farm, hayrides are $1 per person, corn maze is $6 per person, pumpkins are 50 cents per pound, gourds and mini pumpkins are $1.10 each or 20 or more for 75 cents each. We're cutting more cornstalks first thing in the morning, so there will be more fresh bundles and we got in a bunch of mums! The buds are still mostly closed so they'll last a while.

Tiny pumpkins deal! We ended up with a lot of tiny pumpkins again, mostly a lot of white ones, but some orange ones alth...
10/08/2026

Tiny pumpkins deal! We ended up with a lot of tiny pumpkins again, mostly a lot of white ones, but some orange ones although they are a little smaller than the ones in this picture. If you buy 20 or more, you can get them for 75 cents each. Small gourds count too! Normally they are $1.10 each. You can stop by the farm and get a bag and pick them out yourself whenever we are open or if you want 30 or more, please contact us directly via message, at [email protected] or leave a message at 570-298-0962, we can box them up for you and we'll set up a time for you to come pick them up.

10/08/2026

DiscoverNEPA came out about a week ago and did a feature on the farm, see the full youtube video! Thanks again to Anna and Don, plus the wonderful kiddos who were thrilled to pick some pumpkins and play

Hey, looks like the raspberries survived the frost, there might be some on the tops of the plants that get soft but othe...
10/06/2026

Hey, looks like the raspberries survived the frost, there might be some on the tops of the plants that get soft but otherwise, they should be good for picking this week!

Okay, compressed hours for the weekdays this week, there is a ton going on here behind the scenes. We will be open Tuesd...
10/05/2026

Okay, compressed hours for the weekdays this week, there is a ton going on here behind the scenes. We will be open Tuesday Oct 6th 11am to 1pm and Friday Oct 9th from 11am to 1pm for general sales, raspberry and vegetable picking if the berries and veggies survive the potential frost tonight, I'll hopefully have time to update once I see what has survived. It's hard to tell what will happen! Our weekday schedule will change week to week depending on many things happening, so please check back to confirm dates and times we are open!

We will always be open Friday evenings 5pm to 9pm for the moonlight corn maze, pumpkin, raspberry and veggie picking, Saturdays 11am to 9pm and Sundays 11am to dark for everything plus hayrides which typically run from 11am to around 6pm both days. We only run hayrides on the weekends.

Also this beautiful pumpkin is a hulless seed pumpkin, they have only the inner green seed and are absolutely delicious roasted.

It's beautiful weather today (Sat Oct 3rd) and we've got tons of beautiful fall decorations for sale here on the farm th...
10/03/2026

It's beautiful weather today (Sat Oct 3rd) and we've got tons of beautiful fall decorations for sale here on the farm this weekend. We've got cornstalk bundles ($4.25 each or 4 bundles for $15) fresh cut this morning, our weird and unusual stacker squashes in big and small sizes, mini pumpkins of many colors, lots of weird little gourds and we've got some big white pumpkins! The mini pumpkins and gourds are $1.10 each or if you buy 20 or more, they are 75 cents each. Plus pumpkins! In the field or on the displays, we've got lots of different shapes and sizes and they are all 50 cents per pound.

We are running hayrides this weekend ($1 per person, kids 2 and under are free) from 11am to around 5:30pm, the corn maze is open all day and after dark ($6 per person, kids 2 and under are free) and it's looking difficult this year!

We are open Satruday from 11am to 9pm with last entry to the corn maze at 8pm, Sunday open 11am to dark. The weekday schedule next week is looking like just Friday morning and evening but I'll update on Monday when I've got that confirmed.

Our first full weekend of fall fun! We've been busy picking all the weird stuff and more pumpkins. We are open tonight, ...
10/02/2026

Our first full weekend of fall fun! We've been busy picking all the weird stuff and more pumpkins. We are open tonight, Fri Oct 2nd from 5pm to 9pm for general sales, pumpkin picking and the moonlight corn maze! It doesn't really look like much rain at all predicted for this evening. Saturday, we are open 11am to 9pm and 11am to dark on Sunday. We will run hayrides Saturday and Sunday 11am to around 5:30pm.

If you're interested in picking raspberries, this is the weekend to do it. We've got some chilly temps predicted Mon and Tues night which will probably be a frost for us (we generally get around 5 degrees lower temp than predicted for those curious). I don't know if it'll be enough to hit the raspberries but it might.

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3369 Sr 29 S
Noxen, PA
18636

Telephone

(570) 298-0962

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