Answers before you hit the road.

The farm is open 10am–11pm on Friday and Saturday of Utah fall break. The last ticket is sold at 10:30pm.

Use the Tickets link to see current online availability and purchase options for the 2026 season.

The pumpkin patch hayride runs continuously from opening until closing on every open day.

Black Island Farms is an outdoor event and does not offer refunds or rainchecks. Please check the weather before your visit and plan accordingly.

Yes. Admission is required for everyone entering the courtyard. The giant slide, corn maze, pig races, and other activities are designed for adults to enjoy alongside the kids.

Yes. The farm accepts all major credit cards.

Guests with a military ID receive $2 off admission. A senior discount is not available at this time.

Pumpkins and gourds range from approximately $2–$25 depending on size and variety. Regular pumpkins are $6 each.

Absolutely. The Farmers Market is open to everyone, and no courtyard wristband is required to shop.

Outside food and drinks aren’t permitted. The Corny Café concession stand offers food, drinks, and treats inside the farm.

Not at all. The regular corn maze is family-friendly and suitable for all ages. Nightmare Acres is a separate haunted experience offered Thursday–Saturday nights.

Only ADA-defined service animals are permitted on the farm. Pets and emotional-support animals cannot enter.

Birthday groups of 15 or more can request group pricing. Cake or cupcakes are welcome, but no other outside food is permitted. Picnic tables are available first come, first served.

Organized groups of 15 or more can request special pricing Monday–Thursday, excluding Utah fall break. Reservations must be requested at least 36 hours in advance. Nightmare Acres can be added for $14 per person.

Seasonal hiring takes place in August. Follow Black Island Farms on Facebook for current announcements and application details.