Fall at the edge of Coconino National Forest. Apple picking, a pumpkin patch, hayrides, live music, and hot cider, just outside Flagstaff. Open daily through November 24.
See what’s onPlan your visitEverything is on one site and a short walk from the main gate.
Pick your own heirloom and market varieties. Bags and ladders are at the orchard gate.
Carving pumpkins, pie pumpkins, and white and blue varieties. Wagons are free to borrow.
A slow tractor loop along the national forest boundary with views of the San Francisco Peaks.
Open all day, and lit by lanterns after sunset.
A scavenger hunt for kids and adults. Pick up a map at the cider barn.
Live performances on the porch stage every weekend through closing weekend, included with admission.
Bluegrass with banjo, mandolin, and tight harmonies.
Acoustic folk band playing covers and originals.
Old-time fiddle tunes with a square dance caller.
Solo singer-songwriter sets by the fire pits.
All four acts share the stage for a sing-along to end the season.
Made on site at the cider barn and from the food stands by the stage.
Open daily October 1 through November 24. Last entry is one hour before closing.
Tickets are sold at the gate, cash or card. Apples, pumpkins, and food are paid on site.
Leashed dogs are welcome on the grounds but not in the orchard rows or the cider barn. Dress in layers, since it gets cold after sunset. We’re on the north side of Flagstaff, just off the national forest road. Look for the orange pumpkin signs.
Local businesses are welcome to join us this season as vendors or sponsors.
Farms, food makers, crafters, and local shops can set up on the grounds on weekends. We’re looking for vendors who fit the harvest season.
Sponsors are recognized on the festival signs, at the porch stage, and on this website. Support a local event in its first season.
To get involved, ask for the festival office at the ticket gate.