Judd Pumpkin Patch in southern Utah is welcoming fall visitors through Oct. 28, offering pick‑your‑own pumpkins, animal encounters and family‑friendly rides with no entry fee.
The farm, at 314 E 270 N in Paragonah, will operate 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. every Monday through Saturday. It will close once supplies run out.
“Stopped by and was treated so great! We had the best time at Judd Pumpkin Patch. The animals were amazing, the pumpkin patch was full with awesome pumpkins to choose from,” Teresa Menezes Yang said in a review. “My daughter was over-the-top excited and had a blast. This is a great family-run business.”
Admission to the grounds and the on‑site animal zoo are free. Wagon rides cost $3 per person, and barrel train rides are $2 per person. Children aged 3 and younger ride at no charge.
Guests can harvest pumpkins directly from the vine. Pumpkins sell for 35 cents per pound. The site also sells house‑made cinnamon rolls and pumpkin bread baked with produce grown on the property.
For more details, guests can call (435) 477‑9783 or visit their Facebook page.
Author: Fangqi Zhou
Photo: Courtesy of Judd Family Farm
Editor: Lainey Porter
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