Pick Pumpkins, Make Memories
🎃 Bringing Back the Pumpkin Patch You Remember
We’re located on the west edge of Kalamazoo. We're a family farm, carrying on the tradition of simple and affordable fall fun.
At Little Pistol Farms, you can:
Stroll our real U-pick pumpkin field to pick your own right where it grew
Browse pre-picked pumpkins displayed around our farmyard
Choose from a wide selection of pumpkins and gourds from orange to white to blue and striped - tiny to giants perfect for carving
Shop porch-perfect fall décor including stacking pumpkins, straw bales, corn stalks and flowers
Enjoy hay wagon rides on weekends for a small fee
Snap family photos with our fun fall photo ops
Enjoy free admission — and family time together
Bring a wagon, bring the family, and come experience fall the way you remember it.

Pumpkins, Hay Rides, Photo Ops, Yard Games, Fall Decor, and Farm Fresh Squash
Self Serve Daily
10AM - 7PM (Remaining Pumpkins)
Fall Hours
Last Day for Fall Fun: 11/1/2026
10AM - 7PM
Cash, Venmo, Cash App, and Credit Cards Accepted
Well behaved leashed dogs welcome
Currently
In-Season
We have sold out of squash and produce for the season. We still have large carving pumpkins available as well as mini pumpkins and stacking/heirloom pumpkins (great for baking!).
Our last day for Fall Fun on the Farm is Sunday, November 1, 2026. Stop by for one last hayride among the fall colors and tell Dolly and friends good bye for the year.
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to be the first to know when our fresh produce starts to hit the farmstand out front.
Welcome to Our Family Farm
Little Pistol Farms is a family-run produce farm based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, proudly growing fresh pumpkins, squash, tomatoes, watermelon, and more - right in your backyard. Nestled on the county line between Van Buren and Kalamazoo counties, we're proud to serve our local communities of Mattawan, Almena, Kalamazoo, and beyond.
We harvest fresh produce daily, starting with asparagus and berries in early summer, moving onto mid-summer squashes, hot peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, herbs, melons, and then our fall crops of winter squash, gourds, and our wide variety of pumpkins and gourds.
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