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M&M Country Farm

A whole afternoon, not a quick stop.

Pick your own pumpkin, get lost in the corn maze, feed the goats, then launch a pumpkin with the trebuchet. Riverton, Monday through Saturday.

  • Mon–Thurs 12–7
  • Fri–Sat 10–8
  • Closed Sundays
What is out there

Six reasons the kids will not want to leave.

Admission covers the lot. Pumpkins are picked and paid for separately.

01

Corn maze

Twist and turn your way through. Finding the exit is the easy part, finding it before the kids do is not.

02

Carnival games

Pumpkin-themed games set up for small hands and competitive parents alike.

03

Hay-bale pyramids

Towering stacks built to be climbed. This is where the afternoon quietly disappears.

04

Petting zoo

Sheep, goats and the occasional mischievous pig. You can feed a pumpkin to the animals.

05

Trebuchet

Load a pumpkin, pull the release, watch it fly. Worth the trip on its own.

06

Gift shop

Seasonal treats, handmade fall decor and souvenirs to take home.

Plan the trip

Hours and admission.

Opening hours

  • Mon to Thurs 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM
  • Fri to Sat 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

Also closed in wet conditions. Call ahead if the weather turns.

Admission

  • Children 2 and under Free
  • Children 3 to 10 $10
  • General admission $15
  • Seniors 65+ $10
  • Veterans & military $10

Pumpkins are priced separately at the patch.

Two lots

Riverton for the full patch. Sandy when it is wet.

Riverton

13597 2700 W

The full patch. Maze, animals, hay bales, trebuchet.

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Sandy

9000 South State Street

Rain-day lot. Pumpkins and a few activities when the fields are wet.

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From the patch

Last season, in photographs.

Taken on the lot in Riverton. The hay pyramid, the sunflower rows and the games are all still there.

Three-tier hay-bale pyramid ringed with pumpkins, the corn maze and ticket booth behind it
Hand-painted wooden scarecrow photo cut-out standing in the sunflower rows at sunset
Cornhole boards set out on a red mat with the corn field and the Wasatch range behind
The ticket shed at the patch, flags either side of the door and pumpkins stacked along the deck

Come for a pumpkin, stay till the light goes.

Weather closes the fields sometimes, so give us a ring if the sky looks uncertain.