The useful answer
A full young-family fall day, not just a pumpkin stop.
Pinto's Farm runs Fall at the Farm from September 19 through November 8, 2026. Regular admission includes the boat ride, tractor ride, race track, petting zoo, bounce pad, fall photo spots, corn maze and pony rides for children who meet the posted limits. The strongest plan is simple: arrive early, do animals first, then rides, photos and the maze.
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Plan the farm
Pinto's Farm map
Use the layout to orient the day, then use the live Wayfind map for the exact farm location and driving directions.
Do this early. Animal encounters close at 6 PM during the 2026 fall season.
Use this for orientation, not turn by turn navigation inside the property. Pinto's can change seasonal placements.
Fall 2026
Current seasonal activities
These are confirmed for the 2026 fall experience. Their exact on-property positions are not published clearly enough for Wayfind to invent a pin.
Getting there
14890 SW 216th Street, Miami
The pin below is the real geographic farm location. The activity diagram above is intentionally separate because individual attractions do not have verified GPS coordinates.
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What your ticket covers
Eight included fall activities
All animal encounters close at 6 PM. Pony rides are limited to children up to 75 pounds and 48 inches tall.
Pick the right admission
2026 ticket choices
Ticket prices are the amounts displayed on Pinto's 2026 ticket page before the listed ticketing fees and can vary by selected weekend date.
Best family plan
Go early and front-load the animals.
- Weekend: check in before 10 AM if you bought Early Bird.
- Do the petting zoo and pony rides before anything else.
- Move to the tractor, boat and race track before peak heat.
- Take photos before everyone is tired.
- Finish with the corn maze, bounce pad and a shake or smoothie.
Know before you go
The rules that change the day.
- Every guest age 2 and older needs a ticket.
- Outside food, drinks and coolers are not allowed.
- Tickets are nonrefundable under the posted policy.
- Wear secure shoes for outdoor farm terrain.
- Early Bird arrivals after 10 AM pay the regular-price difference.
Special dates
Dog days, Goat Yoga and Oktoberfest
September 26 and 27, every Thursday and Friday during the fall run, and November 7 and 8. Service dogs are always welcome under the posted policy.
The 2026 fall ticket page lists a September 27 session at 9 AM: a 40-minute beginner class plus goat photo time. Children must be at least 5 and accompanied by an adult.
4 PM to 9 PM, age 21+. The ticket includes beer tastings from participating local breweries, a souvenir tasting glass and live music. The standalone ticket does not include the pumpkin patch.
Magic show calendar
Choose the date around the show.
Night option
Pumpkins & Pints is a different experience.
Pumpkins & Pints runs Friday through Sunday from 6 PM to 9 PM. It gives you the Brewhouse area and one small or medium pumpkin. It does not include the rest of the farm, rides or animal attractions. Choose it for an easy evening, not as a cheaper substitute for regular admission.
Beyond fall
Pinto's has more than pumpkin season.
Pinto's other major family season, built around holiday decor, photo scenes, animals and the farm's core attractions. Check the current ticket page when 2026 to 2027 dates go live.
The spring version pairs the farm's core rides and animals with Easter and spring programming. Exact dates and special activities change by year.
A lighter morning format built around coffee, breakfast and llama time. Treat dates as limited and check the current event calendar before driving.
Craft beer, food, live music and llama time give adults and families a reason to visit outside the main seasonal ticket windows.
Ready to go?
Check your exact date before driving.
Ticket inventory, weekend pricing and limited-date experiences can change.
Facts on this page were checked against Pinto's current 2026 ticketing and event information on September 22, 2026. Seasonal operations can change with weather and farm conditions.

