About this attraction
Bengtson's Pumpkin Farm spreads across 13341 West 151st Street in Homer Glen, Illinois, forty minutes from Chicago — the Bengtson family's pumpkin crop stand of 1981 grown across four decades into the region's definitive fall festival: fields of pumpkins from classic orange to white, tractor-pulled hayrack rides past the famous Pumpkin Chucker launching gourds skyward, a two-acre corn maze, the family-friendly Haunted Barn, Bengtsonville kids' village, pig races, gemstone sluice, jumping pillows and farm animals — fifty-plus attractions under one admission through the September-October season, with food the farm fairly calls award-winning; hundreds of thousands of Chicagoland families make it an annual ritual, and national listings regularly name it among America's best pumpkin patches. It is a family seasonal attraction — the flagship of the platform's Pumpkin Patches & Halloween Farms category — whose 'haunted' offerings are cheerful Halloween fun rather than claimed phenomena, and whose real magic is generational tradition. Season dates, hours and tickets from the farm's official pages; autumn weekends are gloriously busy.