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Underwood Family Farms Sets Fall Festival Dates and Ticket Details

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Published on September 25, 2026
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Underwood Family Farms’ 2026 Fall Harvest Festival is scheduled for Sept. 26 through Oct. 31, with hours listed as 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. According to the farm’s festival information, weekday admission is $16; weekend tickets must be purchased online. Weekend prices are listed at $30 to $34 in advance and $34 to $38 on the day, if tickets remain available. The farm recommends weekday afternoons for visitors seeking a quieter time.

Dates, tickets and the festival schedule

The farm lists Antique Tractor Weekend for Oct. 10-11 and All About Pumpkins for Oct. 24-25. The Wild West Weekend dates differ between listings: Underwood Family Farms lists Oct. 17-18, while Conejo Valley lists Oct. 21-22, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The listings do not resolve the discrepancy.

The farm’s festival page lists a pumpkin patch, tractor-drawn wagon rides and hay pyramids; it says the corn-stalk labyrinth opens Oct. 3. The Conejo Valley listing gives the farm’s address as 3370 Sunset Valley Road in Moorpark.

Agriculture in Ventura County

The farm’s Moorpark location is part of a county with a significant agricultural sector. The Southern California Association of Governments identifies thriving agriculture as one of three key economic engines benefiting Ventura County. That countywide finding provides context for the farm’s setting, but does not measure Moorpark’s or Underwood Family Farms’ individual contribution.

Another reservation option

Families comparing local outings can also consider Irvine Park Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch. Its official information says reservations are required on select weekends and cost $16 to $22 per person, including entry and a train ride or wagon ride. The site lists a separate park entrance fee of $3 per vehicle on weekdays, $5 on weekends and $7 on holidays.

In separate coverage, NBC Los Angeles reported that visitors can see goats, pigs and chickens at the farm. This account has not independently confirmed those animals.